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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-23
AUCTIONS.
auction Store.

ON TUESDAY 1T 10 O'CLOCK
Will be sold variety of goods among which are, Fus
niture and old of every description Also, GrG-
ceries Of all kinds. Also, case cassnetts, calicoes
Leghorn bonnets 2 cases hats, glass and queensware
ETC. etc. Atthe same time will be sold to home pun
chaser,
II Female SZaue and her Male Child.
The mother is young and healthy, and sold for nl
fault, indeed highly recommended. sept23
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-23

HEO. VI. PARSONS will offer for sale at the JYlst
" ington Iarern, on the 10Th day Of October neri-
ALL THE FURNITURE belonging to that estab.
lishment (new and good) on credit of Ninety anc
One Hundred and Eighty days. Aso two excellear
Mich COWS, &c. Unit! which time the house vii.
be continued as heretofore.
Terms more particularly specified at the tire ,:
SALE S. a. MARSrELLER, auct
aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-23

Neac Orleans fig. 24-The steamboat Opeou
sas brings Intelligence that tie steamboat T.
chpse, bound to ST. Louis, ran against snag
on Sunday last, five leagues from For: Adams.
Her starboard bow was stove. She was run
aground, where she was partly sunk. Passen-
gers baggage nearly all lost.
The Opelousas lay by her nearly twenty four
hours to render assistance.
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Trust S Ae.

NrUst 3 Ae.
I'm pursuance ola deed oftIst executed by Mrs Mar
d Barry, to debt due by John Adam to oberf
McCrea & Co: will be sold by public auction on the
premises on the the day of October next at IL o.
clock, NJ five eighth parts, S0,628 l8 square feet.
OF one and eighth of of ground, stu
aed in the town of Alexandria and bounded by Orono
Ike, Water and Pendleton-streets
Terms made known at SALE
aug 25-2awts COLIN AULD, Trustee.
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Real Estate and Ground Rents

1T AUCTION
q TNDER the authority of deed of trust TO secure
a. the payment OF certain debts therein mentioned
will be sold at public sale, at the Town Hall, Fri
day the 18Th day Of September neat, at - O'Clock, noon
the following mentioned property ground rents, viz:
SgssS two story frame House and lot, the east
hsla side of Water street, between Duke and Wolf
streets, with adjoining lot of39 feet 'front.' and 1913
feet deep.
A Lot, at the corner Of Wilkes ard ST. Asaph
streets, containing half acre, with small House,
thereon.
(, Lot, corner Of Duke and Union streets,
fronting on Union 80, and on Duke 70 feet.
A Lot, corner Of Fairfax ard Wolf streets
fronting On Fairfax 70 feet 10 inches, and on Wolf g.
feet.
A Lot, on Queen street, between Pitt ana S.
Asaph Streets fronting Queen street so, and extend
ing back Isl feet
A Lot, on Union street, between Prince ano
Duke streets, so feet 'front.' and running back 100 fees
A Ground Rent Of Eighty Dollars per annuh
Ditto of Twenty Dollars dc.
Ditto Of Seventeen Dollars dc.
Ditto of Fifty Dollars do.
Terms at sale.-By order of the trustee,
aug 28-2awts 5. 4. MARSTELLER, auct
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ecution Of their duties, as becomes the dignity
of our Republic And we pray you to recon-
mend this interesting subject to the high con-
sideration of His Excellency the President
God preserve you many years!
JOSE MARIA MICHELENA.
JOSH DoMlNcUEs, Secretary Of State and of
Home and Foreign Affairs.
Acapulco August 18th, 1896
NoTE.-By private letter of the l5tn inst.
we learn the following particulars:
MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARIES TO
THE AMERICAN CONGRESS.
For CoLoMBIA.-Sr. quail, who left Acapul-
CO, on the 5th inst for Mexico. Sr. BR1sENo.
who returned to his own government, with an
account of the proceedings.
For PERU TuDELA, who is expected to
arrive at Acapulco, in eight or ten days. Sr.
VIDAURRE, who returned home 10 his own gov
eminent.
FoR GuATAMELA.-Sr LARRAzABAL, who
comes with our Plenipolentiaries. Sr. MOLINA,
who returned.
For HoLLAND.-EXpected at Vera Cruz
FoR ENGLAND.-Will not arrive before No
vember.
Clilian Squadron. S.c-A letter from Peru, of
the first June, addressed 10 the Commandant of
Marine at Vera Cruz, from most respectable
source, states positively, that the whole of the
CHILEAN Squadron had gone into the service Of
BuenOs Ayres TO assist the Government in the
war with Brazil, and that all the Colombian
sailors in the Pacific had determined to join the
Squadron of the La Plata in defence Of the Re-
publican cause
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Il or Rent.
Drawing Of the

Union Canal Lottery, 24th Class which took place at
Philadelphia on the Goth inst. The following were the
drawn numbers, viz:
81 SO 80 % 81 II 48 40
In this class J. H. Runnells had the pleasure of dis
trbutIng among his customers (agreeaby to the
Der of tickets he sod) large proportion of prizes Sc
veral ofwhich had two Of the drawn numbers
QJPersons holding prize tickets, and those who
want money, invited to Try their fortunes in the lot
teries to be drawn Wednesday nen 9Th inst viz
The Washington City Canal Lottery, highest prize
$4,000, tickets dolls and the Grand State Lottery of
Virginia, (odd and even, highest prize 600 dollars;
tickets S., shares in lucky numbers, be
sure to call at
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Positive,y the last Night.
~ 0Iz5h@2g zgsEnHG Lgll, 5 q gssH9s
SCIEN7YFTCaL md INTEREST ING.
ALEXANDRIA, YFEn p wwE.
shis Evening. Sent %,

When will be introduced great variety of new
and interesting experiments, from the theory of Corne
hus, Frar Bacon, Bishop Watkins, and other ancient
and modern professors-to enumerate which would be
to deprive the audience of much of the agreeable sur
prise they will experience at their introduction Mir.
d. will, in short redouble his exerons on this occasion
to CRAFTY his company, and to render himself worthy of
the liberal patronage bestowed upon him.
The Theatre will be brilliantly Illuminated. Elegant
new scenery and decorations, and the performance in
terspersed with music. Doors opened at O'Clock, and
the performance will commence at half past precisely
Tickets SO cents each, to be had at the principal
Faverns, and on the evenings of performance at the
heatre Children under II years of age half price
Gallery, for people of color IS cents:
Smoking cannot be permitted any conditions.
U rFOr particulars see bills sept %
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Education.

EE WILBAR begs leave respectfully to inform the
L.. Inhabitants of Alexandra and its vicinity, that
he intends opening
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-23

The quantity of American cotton imported
into great Britain during the year 1926 is esti-
mated at s95,s66 bales; and that from other
parts Of the world, at so9,4 bales;- making
the whole import for that year 7o5,oo6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29

point three commissioners, whose duty il
shall be 10 select n proper site in the
District OF Columbia, OIL which TO erect a
Pcntentlary, for the said District.
SIC. 3. .fad be 4 further enacted, That
us soon as the said commissioners shal.
have selected the said site, and the pre-
sident OF the United States shall have ap.
proved thereof, il shall be the duty Of the
Commissioner of the Public Buildings TO
cause TO be buib thereon, of substantial
materials, Penitennary for the said Dis.
trict, sufficiently large TO contain eighty
separate cells, and other necessary apart
ments, Tor the residence of the Keeper of
the said Peuitentiary, aud other purposes,
and OH plan TO be approved by the Presi.
dent Of the United States, and enclose the
same ina securely walled yard of sufficient
Dimensions 10 allow room to employ the
convcts who may be there confined at any
kind of labour which may be found most
profitable.
Sec. 3. .4nd be Il further enacted, That,
for the purpose of defraying the expense
of erecting the said building, there is here
by appropriated the sum of forty thousand
dollars, to be paid out of any money III
the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
SEC. 4. Ind be Il further enacted, That
il shall be the duty the said Commission
er of the Public Buildings, TO cause the
present Jail in the city of Washington 10
be so altered and repaired, as to make il
suitable, convenient, healthy, and COM
Portable prison for the use of the city
and county of Washington, for the max
ing and finishing Of which repairs, the sum
of five thousand dollars is hereby appro-
priated.
Sec. 2. .4nd be II further enacted, That
the said Commissioners shall also select a
site in the county of Alexandria, for a coun-
ty Jail, on which it shall be the duty of the
Commissioner Of the Public Buildings tc
cause county Jail, for the city and coun'
ty OF Alexandria, to be erected and finish
ed on plan to be approved by the Presi
dent of the United States. And there il
hereby appropriated, for the building o
the said Jail. the sum often thousand dol.
lars, TO be paid ont of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
AppRovED-May2 20, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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and the navigation OF certain Rivers and
certain sales Land inthe State of Mis-
sissippi.
BE Il enacted By tte Senate and House Of
Representatives. the Gaited States Of Il
merica in Congress assembled, That the
sales of land ying in Monroe County, in
the State of Mississippi, which have been
sold at the Land office of Huntsville, aud
Tuscaloosa. since the thirtieth Of October,
eighteen hundred and twenty two, are
bereby legalized, and declared valid, as
though nude at the proper Land Offices:
snd that patents be issued for them, in the
same ,nailper ne for other lands sold a. the
Land Offices at Huntsville and Tuscaloosa
AppnovED-May %, ls26.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Ir4W GOQDSs
JAMES MUMroRD,
8 9,
THAMEs-sTREET.

Has Just receired from Boston,
A Great Variety of fresh imported DRY
~ GOODS, which lac is selling very lowI
AMONG wnCu ARR
Calicoes from l2 l-2, Ii l2, 20 10 40 corts'
ladies muslin ard gingham dresses; whIis
cambria jaconct dc; null muslin mems cra-
vatsj Swiss muslin; plain aud bordercd points;
black gauze hdkts; pink gingham, green AID
white gauzc; black and green Italian crapcs)
German silk hdkfs superior quality; PLAIN and
stripe drilling; blue and white stripe jean;
Tom and Jerry stripe; stripe Denmark satt'nj
brown and green bonnet canbric; silk and
gauzc hdlSis, Friends cotton shawls, WIN
satin borders black circussian; blue and ycl'
low nankns black and colored Canton crgpesj
wide bonibazocn; white prcsaed Grape; cotton
hat Innings, white cotton for : and II cents,
umbrellas; iat black stout lcvaniinos; black
CO. i.b,,,,sti ss.o,,s s>i.l - t~abn.ss lssB
black silk hose, ladies white do; iurDituros and
copporpla,cs; bobbnctt and cotton laces, ahd
gonoral assortment OF articles found IN Dry
Goods stores, all which win be sold A. cheap
as at any store IN town.
ALSO--a superior assortment of Doniesfic
Goods, blcachcd and unblcachod cot,oDs, sofs
ton striped ginghams, &c.
Newport, Juue |.
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AppRovED-May %, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
No. 6s.l

An ACT 10 allow compensation 10 such WIT
nesses on the part Of the U united States,
as may he imprisoned 10 compel their AZ
tendance in Court, on account OF their M
ability to give security in a recognlSai'ce'
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House q
Representatives. ot The Cnitet States 81 IL
meiIca in Congress ds$eHtted, Ihat the
Marshals Of the several Districts and Ter.
rtories for the United States be authorized
TO pay such persons as may have been, or
shall hereafter be, imprisoned OH account
Of inability to give security IN a rccognl-
sance for their attendance as witnesses on
behalf of the United States, the same sum-
for each days Imprisonment, as Is provided
by law for witnesses tually attending
Court under process: Prorided, the sald al
lowance be first fixed and certified by the
proper Judge, as in case ofurors
APPRovEp-May 90, lSJ6.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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[PuBLIc No. G6.l

AN ACT appropriating a sum Of money
for the repair of the Post Road from the
Chatahoochie TO Line Creek, III the
State Of Alabama.
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United STATES Of a.
merica an Congress SSoembled, That the
sum of six thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, for the re-
pair of the Post Road in the Indian coun-
try between the Chatahoochie and Line
Creek, in the State of Alabama, to be eX-
pended under the direction of the Post
master General, and that it be paid out OF
any money in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
APPROYED-May 20, 1896:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Bp Autboritp.
1PUBLIC-No. B.l

PUBLIC-No. W.
AN ACT to authorize a subscription for
stock, on the part of the United States,
in the Louisville and Portland Canal
Company.
BE It enacted By the Senate and House OF
Representatives. ofthe United States Of a
melica in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he
hereby is, authorized and directed to sub
scribe for, or purchase, III the name, and
for the Use of the United States, not ex-
ceeding one thousand shares, of the capi.
ital stock of the Louisville and Portland
Canal Company, and to pay for the same,
at such times, and III such proportions, as
may be required of, and paid by other stock
holders OF said company, out ofany money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted : Pr0mied, said shares can be procur-
ed for sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars each.
Sec. g. Ind be Il further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall vote
for President and Directors Of said Com
pany. according to such number of shares,
and shall receive, upon the said stock. the
proportion Of the tolls which shall, from
tine to time, be due to the United States,
tor the shares aforesaid-
APrnovED May 2Oth, lS26.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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5ED Nay -'III' fp-U'
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
IPUBLIC-No. 62.

AN ACT to allow the transportation OF
goods, wares, and merchandise, 20 and
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, by the
way of Lancaster and York, or by the
mail route"
BE It enacted by ne Senate aud House q
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States Of a
nlerfca in Congress assembled, That any
goods. wares, and merchandise, which
lawfully might be transported to or from
the City of Philadelphia and Baltimore, bby
the way of Elkton, Bohemi and French
town, and Port Pen, APPOINTMENTS, New
Castle. Chrstiana Bridge, Newport or
Wilmington, or to and from the City OF
Philadelphia and Baltimore, by the way OF
Appoquinimink and Sassafras River, shall,
and may be, lawfully transported to and
from the City of Philadelphia and Balti-
more, by the way of Lancaster and York
or by the mail route, and shall be entitled
70 all the benefits and advantages, and shall
be subject to all the provisions, regula'
tiops. limitations, and restrictions, existing
in the case Of goods, wares, and merchan
disc, transported by any OF the routes be
fore mentioned.
AppRovEp-May %, 1896.
John QUINCY ADAMS.
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fD--May 70, Ie2b:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PUBLIc-No. GIL


AN ACT to perpetuate the evidence rela-
ting to the sale of dwelling houses, lots,
and lands, for the non-payment Of direct
taxes due the u States.
BE 1t enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of n
meIica in Congress assembled, That, were
sales shall have been made ofary dwelling
houses, lots or lands, to satisfy any direct
taxes imposed thereon, by virtue ofthc laws
oithe U. States, the Secretary OF the Trea
sury shall, so far as practicable, cause such
of the books, and other documentary evi-
dence relating TO the assessment of such
taxes, and to the advertising and sale Of
such houses, lots and lands, for the non
payment thereof, as may remain i'll tls
hands OF the assessors and collectors or
their representatives, to hi 81 's'i s,Iori ~ "
safe keeping, in the ~ VI Lnc oieTh ~
whose district such houses, lots, and lands
may lie. 80,
AppgovED-Mav %, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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20, 1876.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
IprRLIC-Nn. G.


AN ACT TO enable the President OF the
II. States to hold Treaty with the
Choctaw and Cbicasaw nations Of In
dians.
BE 1t enacted by ihe Senate and House q
Representatives Of the United States Of II
nlsricn in Congress assembled, That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated to deiIay the
expenses of treating with the Choctaw
and Chicasaw nations of Indians for the
purpose of extingulShing their titles 10
lands within the limits of the State OF Mis-
sissippi. The said sum to be paid out OF
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Sec. .. Ind be Il further enacted, That,
for the purpose of negotiating said Treaty
ON The part ofthe u. States, the President
shall be, and be is hereby, authorized to
ap1,int Commissioners after the ADJOURN
mcnt of the present Session of Congress,o
a. an earlier period, If practicable, and &c
fc their compensation, so as not to exceed
what has been heretofore allowed for like
services.
ApPRoyEp-May %, 1s2G.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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NLD-Nldl ~, - ~,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
tPuRIIc-No COL
An ACT authorisine the payment Of

An ACT authorsng the payment oi III
terest due to the State OF Delaware.
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House %
Representatives. ofHe United States ct Il
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
proper Accounting Officers of the Ireasu-
nv Department be-, and they are hereby,
authorised and directed to liquldate and
settle the claim of the Stale OF Delaware
against the United States, for interest lpon
loans or moneys borrowed, and actually ex-
pended by her, for the use and benefit OF
the United States, during the late war with
Great Britain.
Sec 2. .4,1i be II further enacted, That,
in ascertalning the amount OF interest as a
foresaid, due to the State of Delaware, the
/ following rules shall be understood as ap-
1 plicable to, and governing the case, TO wit:
| First, 1hft interest shall not be computed
on any sum which Delaware has not ex-
pended ior the Use and benefit OF the Uni
ted States, as evidenced by the amount re-
funded or repaid 10 Delaware by the Uni
ted States. Second, That no interest shall
be paid on any sum on which she has not
paid interest. Third, That when the prn-
cipaI, or any part Of It, has been paid or re-
funded BY the United States, or money
placed in the hands OF Delaware Tor that
purpose, the interest on the sum or sums SO
paid or refunded, shall cease and not be
considered as chargeable to the United
States, any longer than up TO the time OF the
repayment as aforesaid.
Y Sec. 3. ind be II further enacted, Thai
the amount Of interest, when ascertalncc
; as aforesaid; shall be paid out of any money
{. IN lthel Treasury not otherwise approprl'
gtcd.
ApPRovED-Msy 90, ls26.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Massachusetts, be, and are hereby author
ised TO import into the United States, from
the city Of London, Statue OF Washing.
ton, free Of duty, and that the Merchants
Exchange Company, OF tie city of New
York, be, and they are hereby, authorised
10 import into the United States, for the use
of the new Exchange Building, in the city
Of New-lork, statue of Alexander Ham
ilton, free of duty.
ArpKovED-May 90, 1896.
lNQUINCY ADAMS.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.

la the ..-,nbers of %, Thames-street,
(EutE-nc- Narket-sGuare.)
T,sms Of III. !9rbub'ice1L
lao Doi'as~ pes aunuIn--Onr ,.diI IN advance.
Pace Of .hcCrfisjay
One Dp.is pgr square. for three weeks. and
S'.ciI.,..u t-l., .or each subsequent inser-
-..r. Larger ones IN Ihs same proportion.
N6vf.',. ..rljs ru, marked. s,,!i be cohtin-
rod ra to,1 80 90. nl charged accordingly.
u az J-..,b-s AUST be settled AT least
orre A year
GJrNo pap,y discontinued until arrearagcs
1rc paid rt
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Court Of Probate, NeTPor', |""e - I'D
WHEREAS the Commissioners lie
w port of the claims on the cS'at o
William Moore, senior, late OF Newp"r'
deceased. have been presented for allo"
ance and the consideration thereof referred
TO a Court of Probate, TO be holden at the
State.Iouse, in Newport on The first Mon
doy of july next, at 9 o'clock, a. NJ; No.
tee IS hereby given to all persons interest,
cd in said estate, to appear at said time and
Mace II they see ft, and they shall be
beorJ By order Of said Court,
IL. II. Il. .llOWLh4'D, I""' N"''
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Writing lessons.

TIVE Subscriber respectfully iufornstho
i inhabitants Of Newport, that hc has
taken the school-room IN Division-street,
lately occupied by Jous RoDMAS, for tho
purpose Of giving course Of Lessons in
the art Of WRiTTSG, on n new and elegant
system, the first of which will commence
this afternoon. Hours Of tuition from half
past 4 to half past q. Terms SO, for -
lessons Of hours each. Specimens ofiT-
proyement canbe seen at this Office, where
those wishing 20 attend can leave their
names. WILLIAM X. NofES.
Newport, June X, ls2G.
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NEW GOODS
.-.sAs--.
GF.O. w. TAYLOR,

Has JUL reeeired from Boston, his SUM
mer supply
ITS friends and the prblic will p,oasc
i l. cali and satisfy themsolves; they arc
lower than ever before offered -
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Yard wide, stamped muslins, for only
25 cts.
Jcans g. Drillings,
Swiss muslin for 2 .. per yard,
Pnrosols from 81 10 l-2 TO d dollars,
Real bnttise Dresses,
Calicoes from IL ~ cts. 10 "a.
Umbrellas Linens; Shir,ings; Russia
Diapers; with all other se6sonable articles
too numerous 10 particularize. JS.
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IrPRovrD-Msy 90, ls26.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
tPrpI,c--No. 70.1

An ACT authorising the importation OF
Statues Of George Washington and Al
exander Hamilton, free of duty.
BE Il enaotsd by the Senate and House q
Representatives. ofthe United States OF n
nerica IN Congress assembled, That the
Washington Monument Association N
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JOHN QUINCY ADAM
[PuBLrc-So. ri

'~'l
AN ACT to provide for erecting q Ph.
Tertiary in the District Of Columbia, ID
for other purposes.
Be Il enacted bu me Senate and Houof
Repr,sentatirss ofhe United States Of
merica in Congress 0ssembled, That Ie
Presidcrt ofthe United States be, aDdle
p hereby, authorized ard required to p
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NEW GOODS.
JAMES xSAMMoMH.
Al MS
Book " Dry Goods Store,

NOOK ~ Ivy NoooS store,
No. l6,i, Thames-street, corner Of Ftsbk4
Lane.
HrS rccircd aad egtrs for sale geneds
supply ofSedsoeaNe Goods, consisting If
rdrtcy q
Fashionable Prints, : Thread Hose,
Bapticstc, lrish Linens,
Colorcd muslms, summer Flanneis,
Pattern Dresses, Bnpties,e, Linen, and
Fancy Hdkb. ) silk hantkerchiefs.
Fashionable Ribbons, ; Linen Damssk,
Parasols, Double Jcans
Es,S p4,,aoDs o~s plain silks York Stripes; 6. g.,
Nankin, Straw and Kidderminister CAR
PErlNGS.
$500 Rolls of PAPER HANGINGS.
LEGHoRN BoNNETs--GyPsirs-BoLIvARs
and Boys Hats.
ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOkSaad STATIONARY.
A very general variety, consisting Of ara
ticles usually to be found in a Boox
STORE. June J.