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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
Baiitmore, Bu..isl 20.

Balilmore Ia, lsI 20.
NAH. ROBBERY. Our New York CORES
nonlents inform US that the bag containing Inc
necspaplrs from The south, was taken from lhe
hoo, Of the Coach, between Elizabeth City and Ne"
Tersey--the boot was Gu. TO pieces. There cannot
be imagined greater disappointment than !ha'
which must have been ielt by the roooers "hen
they discovered that they had, at much risE' o.
aimed bundle Of newspapers, with about as much
value to the light fingered as bundle OF hay 10
instead of the contents Of the letter bag. Fowev
en- even if they had taken the letter bag it would
not have compensated them tor the trouble and
danger Of obtaining it, sthe safe transmission OF
all monies between our cities is secured through
the medium Of drafts which cannot De negotiated
without the certain detection Of those who get
them improperly. Ua~ete'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
TO THE LADIES.

MFRS. NORRIS intends giving Instructions al Mrs War
NA ngton's, 1l5 Market street in the useful and orna
mental accomplishment of LACE EMBRolDERY, which
has become much admired hrnughuu the United States
Caps Wells and Iiandkerchefs worked to order, i'll
style Of neaness and elegance which far surpasses any
thing ever executed in this country.
N. B. Mrs. NonnIs will pay every attention to suck
Ladies as may favor her with their patronage.
Wilmington, August 29. 81-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
The Trustees Of the Poor

F Newcastle County are requested 10 meet at the Poor
House on Saturday the 2nd of September next, at &c
clock A. NJ Punctual attendance is requested US busi
ness Of Importance will come before them.
49, Bv Order: HENRY HEALD, Sec'rr
August "a. 1926 S--fs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29

FLouE, superfne, per bbl 81 IS S
Middlings, do SO 5 90
WHEAT, white, per 60 lb. 9s
DO red, do 90
ConS, per 81 lb. 65 70
kilndred Corn Meal, per hhd. II 25 II 90
Do do. per Dbl. rs 100
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
NOTICE.

YUyFlE BooKELLINa and STATIONERY business and the
Il CIRCULATING Library, hitherto conducted by JAMES
WILSON, will be continued by the subscribers.
A. & II. WILSON.
Wilmington, August 90, 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
AT Baltimore, on Friday.

Cotton, Lou. &c. IS Ia; Georgia Upland, II |;
Feathers, so; Flax,eed, rs 80; Flour, sup. 4,25
a 4S7; Corn, yellow, Is; do white, 67 a 70;
Wheat. IS 95; Rye, 60 6s; Barley, 80 a 100 I;
Clover Seed, s,8s 4,2s; Timothy, 225 Orchard
Grass, l,75; Oats, s. SO; Hops, l2.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29

At meeting of the Executive Council Of North
Carolina, on Friday the 18th, Willie JIahgHm,
Esq. Representative of that State to the present
Congress, was elected Judge, TO fill the vacancy
on the bench occasIoned by the resignation Of Judge
Mash In consequence OF this appointment, va
cancy has been created in the representation to Con
gress in The district composed Of Orange, Wake,
and Pearson counties, which must be supplied by
an election prior to the LIST OF December next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
FOB rRE W<7cHMxE.
FAVORABLE APPEARANCES

| The Democratic Conerees met at Dover on the
! 22d inst. and nominated unanimously DAVID
| HAZARD for Governor, and Doctor ARNOLD
NAUDAIN for Representative 10 Congress-
There more harmony, or more unanim-
ty such an occasion, which argues favorably Of
the result Of the election.
The characters OF the two men are acknowledg-
ed, even by their opponents to be unmpeachable -
Mr. HAzzARp, the candidate for Governor, is a
man OF plain good sense and from his age and
long acquaintance with men, measures, and the at
fairs Of his own State, is considered one OF the
most suitable men in the State 10 fill the executive
chair with wisdom, hrmness, and advantage to his
fellow citizens we'll with credit TO himself. -
Doctor ARNOLD NAuDAIN. the candidate for Re.
preventative TO Congress- is considered by those
best acquainted with him, who are capable OF judg
ing, to be man OF fine talents, liberal education,
and agreeable manners. He stands high In his
profession-and with experience, would do credit
any deliberative body in this county, or any 9th
er. His principles have always been purely repub
lican Ibis information. with respect to his own
State. is no doubt equal any other citizen, and
with respect to The United States and its various
relations, very extensive. 1t is no wonder that a
man with so many essential qualifications to fill
seat in the House OF Representatives Of the United
States. with advantage and honor 20 the State and
credit to himself, should be unanimously chosen by
the Democratic parry. through their Conferees
Al this time there is no doubt as 10 the result OF
the election, as every true Democrat will support
the ticket; and many Federallss who are honest,
liberal men, and who acquainted with the htncss
and worth Of the TWO candidates. will also support
them.
Il may be we'll to presen, another fact to the
view of the public, l. e., at the time when Doctor
NAuDAIN was first opposed to Mr.. M'Lane, he
was upwards of si.r hundred rotes behind-at the
neat he was but little more than taro hundred be-
hind-and if there is an equal increase for Doctor
NAuDAIN, which there appears to be no doubt OF.
the result will readily be seen. But from informa.
ton received from Kent and Sussex, there is reason
to expec; still greater change in favor of Doctor
NAuDAIN, than at the last election.
I'm Eiector Of .NeucastLe County.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29

MAMMOTH BONES.-In the prosecution OF
the excavations on the summit level OF the i'ela
ware and Hudson Canal, in Sullivan County, N Y.
The worknen have discovered part Of the homes Of
d MAMMOTH consisting Of one Of the mp bones and
o number of The joints Of the back. The weight
Of the hip bone, when first taken out was 50 pounds
although much deprecated in weight on account OF
the great length Of time it must Lave lain in the
earth It is thought from the dimensions OF this
bone, that the animal must have been or 9 feet
across the hips when living. The socke: OF the
thigh bone was found to be 25 inches in crcum
ference.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
ATTENTION DELAWARIANS

pATRONIZE YOUR OWN INSTITUTIONS!
Delaware State Lottery,
"a Class for the benefit Of Newark College, Middletown
Academy a,d Emmanuel Church, be dra1vn UIiaig
ron, Del, on the 18th day Of September, 1926.
SCHEME
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29

II appears that the City Council Of Savannah ha
recently passed an ordinance providing that all gro
GERS who retail sprituous liquors less ;han a guar
shall pay an annual sum OF Is dollars for license
and those who sell by the quart and upwa' ds, shal
take out license of As dollars This appears to u
to be acting in the spirit of some suggestions recent
" made 10 a Northern paper that tax OF this char
acer would in its practical effect check the vice
drunkenness and if such was the motive of th,
City Coupc the act is one which entities that bod,
10 the re- spect of the moral.t and the statesman.
has drawn down, however, on that body an expires
sion Of different kind, from the grocers OF Savan
nah who, at public meeting, have determined tha
the imposition OF this tax is grievance affecting
not only the interests OF the groccrs. but OF every
citizen whatever whose occupation may be affect
ed by the strides lately taken by the City Council
This reminds US of the alarm Of Gov Troup, at th,
strides Of the General Government. The grocer
have further determined following the example o
the State au horities.) to stand upon their rights
not to place Themselves n the attitude OF humble
suppican.s,' but TO eject The Clty Council al'ogeth
err Acting on this resolution, Grocers' Ti"ke
has been announced. Nat Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
At PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday

Cotton, new crop, 12 Ten. s. Alab. 10 Il /;
Louisiana, IS; Flour, sup. 1862 4,75; Rye, 5,37.
scarce; Corn Meal, $50; do. in hid. 1850;
Corn, up country, II rs; do. lower do 68 II j;
Wheat s6a 81; Rye, SO a n; Oats, 40 A. /;
Barley, 80 a IS Hops, II l8.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29

recent cure is published oi young lady in Har
bi,sh's Valley in our own State having been bitten
BY coppecbead, and its poison being extracted by
applying the mouth of a common glass bottle to the
wound, filled uhh achishey The newspape' say
that the poison was dslinc " to flow from The
wound into the bottle. Ii were to be wished, that
all applications of whiskey were equally wholesome
and ,ha, instead Of being poison itself it only
used to extract poisoHs Should this last fact be
fully authenticated, may not Spirit be employed
in the same way to draw on, the venom Of Hydro
phobas Richmond Compiler.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29
Baltimore, august 26.

NAVY YARD.-Agreeably to the act passed
at The last session OF Congress, providing for that
object, the United States Gutter Florida, Lient
Com Picrcy, has arrived here for the purp,ss'of
commencing the surveys and examinations OF the
harbor Of Baltimore, with view to ascertain its
facilities for the establishment OF a Navy Yard
These surveys are to made under The direction Of
Captain Spence Commander Of this Naval Station.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-29

Frown indsnantyupon awning attempt
portion of the Union from anoher.', WASHINGTON.
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1t is stated in the Eastport Sentinel,
that a Shark has been caught up the
Cobscook, in shoal water, measuring
thirty feet in length, and that its liver
filled len barrels.
The bars for refreshments and liquors
in the New-York Theatre, were rented,
on Wednesday, at rates which will prob
ably net over $4,000 per annum.-
he Pit Bar was rented at s. per night,
during performance, The Gallery Bar
at 50. The Saloon S2l. The Punch
Room S3I. Two Cellars underneath
were routed at Sa75 each per an
mum. Store in front on north side, not
20 sell liquors, al $500 Pc annum.
Y. L. Commercial.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that
Il the subscribers are constituted Exc
cutors of the last will and Testament of
AARoS G. WILEY, late Of New-Shore.
ham, physician, deceased, and are duly and
as the law directs, qualified to act as such;
that said Tcstator's Estate, has been re-
presented insolyent; and that George g..
Sheffield, Nicholas Lhlefsid, and Wii!iam
n. Ueeden, Esqs. all Of said New-Shore-
ham, have been appointed Commissioners
on said Estate, to receive claims against
the sane, and TO report thereon to the
Court Of Probate for the said town Of New
Shorcham, as the law directs.
And public notice is also hereby given,
that the letters Of Administration on the
same estate, granted to Samuel p. Robin
son, have been revoked, and oil proceedings
under him annulled in consequence Of the
discovery of the last viii and testament OF
the said Aaron &. Wiley having been
made subsequent to the appointment OF
said Robinson, as administrator. All per
sons interested or concerned, are notified
to govern themselves accordingly
JOSIAH S. PEcKnAN, EJerurOr.
LRpIA WiLLEf, Erecutrir..
June 90.
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AssIsscGsS EcG.oM.

1t Towr Meeting Of the Freen.n of he
JO,rn Of .Ntg2ort, holden June o. ls26,
1T WAS VoTEp, That u Tax of Six
Il Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, be
laid and assessed on tic taxable property
Of the inhabitants, and others owning such
property in this town, as soon az mag be,
and paid into the Town Treasury on or
before the first day Of December next.
The subscribers, therefore, give this
public notice 20 all concerned, and request
them to give III tn the Assessors at their
respective dwellings, a true and correct
list Of all their taxable property within ten
days as the law directs.
THOMAS BUSH,
STEPHEN GOULD,
WIN. w. FREEBORN .4,s,Ssors.
STEPHEN BOWw
juno -. ~
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Genteel boarding Mouse.
CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON.

CONGKESs sIKEEI' BV'IUH'
II YDIA B. vOSE takes this opportu-
IL nifty of returning her most grateful
thanks to her friends and the public in
general, for the liberal patronage she has
received, and hopes by her unremitted en-
deavors to please, TO merit, and continue
10 receive, their fayCrs In addition to
her former large and commodious estab-
hshment, she has ADDED twelve large,
p.>1sant and convenient rooms, which are
particularly calculated for gentleman and
ladies who sreraysllrnr, also, ono
an, sitting room, foi fanilie-
and ladies' ~ho mi~,' p'eas
js.vsa ,.,;.. >, y ~ genuIhnu ~ hem
BosTos, May le2e
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.
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In the Chambers of o., Thame s-street,
entrance Market-square)
Terms Of the Rebabiiedn.
Two Dollars per annum--one half in advance
Price Of .idcertlsiag.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
." n,eol cents .tr each subsequent inser-
tou. Largct ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked will be contin-
ned tlii forbidden, and charged accordingly.
u al accounts must be settled al least
once year
0J7No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
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PUBLIC-No. 81.
An ACT to appropriate Lands for the sup
port Of Schools Uncertain Townships and
Fractional Townships, not before pro.
vided for
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of TIE Cnited States of Il
mlerica IN C.pgress assembled, That to
make provision for the support Of schools.
in all townships or fractional townships for
which no land has been heretofore appro-
prlated for that use in those States in which
section number sixteen, or other land e.
qulvalcnt thereto is by law directed to be
reserved for the support Of schools in each
township, there shall be reserved and an.
propriated, for the Use of schools. in each
entire township. or fractional township for
which no land has been heretofore appro
proted or granted for that purpose, the fol.
lowing quantities of land, 20 wit, for each
township or fractional township containinr
greater quantity Of land than three quar-
ters of al entire township, one section; iol
fractional township, containing greatcr
quantity ofland than one halt, and not more
than three quarters Of township. three
quarters n section for fractional town.
ship containing a greater quantity Of land
than one quarter, and not more than one
half, of township, one half section and
for u fractional township, containing a
greater quantity of land than one entire
section, and not more than one quarter of a
township, one quarte. section Of land.
Sec. 2. find be II further enacted, Thst
the aforesaid tracts of land shall be select
ed by the Secretary Of the Treasury, out OF
any unapptopriated public land within the
land district where the township for which
any tract is selected may be situated and
when so selected, shall be held by the same
tenure, and upon the same terms, for the
support Of schools, in such township, az sec-
ton number sixteen is, OF may be held, in
the state where such township shall be sit
uated.
Sec. 3. find be II further enacted, Ths,
there shall be selected, in the manner a.
bo. e-me ntioned, one section and one quar-.
ter section ofland, for the support Of schools
within that tract Of country usually called
the French Grant, in the county Of Sciota
and State of Ohio.
APPRov1D--Nay 90, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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AT THE NEW STORE OF
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,
l65 & 166,

THAMEs-sTREET,
W.3S OPENED EAST SATURDAY,
A complete assortment of GOODS, purcka.
sed by him the past week in Boston, and
he can say in truth, VERY CurAr!
.qr,Ong his Goods are the followiag:--
A superb Lot Of Broadcloths, Blue, blac k
IN and mixed, Cassimcres Linen and
cotton Drillings, Twilled and plain Stripes,
Superb Silks for Dresses and Bonnets, A
complete assortment of Guaze and other
kinds of Ribbons, Fancy Hdkfs. of every
description, Bobbinett Edging well worth
js6 per yard, for only 2s6; A superb lot Of
Vesting, English SILK Drosseschcaper than
common Grapes; India null and book Mus
Inns, Cambricks for almost nothing, Flag
SILK Itdkfs quite good for only 2sti A su-
peib Assortment Of Linens, Fine yard Bob
binett Lace, at old price Of 7s6 per yard (;
Good Chex yard wide, for is; Muslin for
Dresses such as has been sold for 2s3, now
sold for Is per yard Double Long Shswls,
which have been sob" at 30s, now offered
at lss Superb Gingham gown Patterns,
for only 6s9 each, such As has been sold
at lls6; More ofthose yard wide Muslins,
for 20 cents per yard; Good Calicoes for
only Cd peryard Fine Chintz at Is. Stripes
for 90, Bombazins 81 Poplars. And ALMOST
every article usually called for in the bar
GoODs Line.
w. IT. will also open, One Bag NUT
MEGs very Cheap.
Newport, June - 1896.
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LEGHORN RON.
NETS and Bolivars
Black DO do.
A very cheap lot of
Lace wells, Grape
wells ganze wells III
handkerchiefs
French Grape, also re-
al good Canton and
Nankin
White cambric gloves
for Cd
Linen bedticking for
, - cts
, Double long ehawls
, for moGtning, only
!. So each very hand
|, some
( Whole pieces Of linen
{ for 80 per piece
5 Cheap quills
!, Denmark satin stri-
; ped and plain
5 Floor carpets ~ rugs
5 Chintz shawls for on.
! ly 20 cents
{, Point Swiss cravats
( for Is
s Green gauze, Grape
/; and Lustring
(; An elegant assor,-
) ment Of ribbons OF
. the new fashion.
T, White robes from Sl
! 10 SO each.
|; Elegant Baptiestc fol
/ dresses
+; Silk, cotton & threaC
(, hose
! Parasols and umbrel
) las
/, a large 10; of domes
{ tic shifting, sheet
! ing, plalds anc
f; stripes, cheap as ey
: er.
SOC
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NOTICE.

MO deck Passenger will be taken on board
~ Steam Boat Connecticut at Newport for
New York. I'M C0MSTOCK.
June 90, 1896.
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A great variety Of ca Brown cnmbrics for
licoes, some as lowS Bonnets,
as Is per yard, fast Reeds by Gross or re-
colors ! tail,
Fancy silk hdkfs. Bobbinet Lace, wide
Brown cotton shawls 5 and narrow,
Gingham robes, Black green and white
Plain and figured ia Italian Grapes,
comet muslin, Black sinchsw,
Book muslin, very |. Blackand green sarce.
shear nets,
White Cambtic, Striped Denmark sat.
White German cot. tin,
ton hose, White pressed Grape
Black ingram, do. do T, White black a. strl.
Lead, do do pressed Grape hdkis.
German silk hdkfs, Bed'irkIng and other
Raw silk nantes, domestic GJots,
Valencia, do. CHAP.
VIII in few days open a complete as
sor'ment Of CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE, ell of which he is determined IN
sell as low az at any other store in town, Of
equal quality. Jth no. 25th.
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[PuBLIc-No. Is.
An ACT concerning the United States
Arsenal IN Georgia.

BE Il enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives ofhe United States Of a
merica in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary OF War be, and he is hereby, eu-
thorised 10 cause 20 be purchased, in the
vicinity of Augusta, suitable site for an
United States Arsenal, and 20 be erected
thereon such buildings as may be necesse-
~, in lieu Of those at this time occupied for
such purpose Prorided, such site can be
obtained upon reasonable terms, and with
a proper regard 10 health, and to public
convenience Ind prosided also, That the
consent of the proper authorities OF the
State of Georgia shall be given thereto,
and the jurisdiction over the same be ceded
TO the United States.
Sec. ?. find be Il further enacted, That
a sum not exceeding seventy thousand dol
lars be.snd the same is hereby, appropriat-
ed for the objects aforesaid, out of any money
in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriat.
cd. And that the Secretary of War be,
and he is hereby, authorised to cause TO be
sold, or otherwise disposed of the build.
ings above mentioned, at present used as
an arsenal, with the ground on which they
stand, so as may best conduce 10 the pub
lie interest, and TO the object aforesaid.
APPROVED May Goth. 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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New Goods.
JOE sENM II 4 81

HAS Just received from Boston, hand.
III some assortment of Goods, consist
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Fashionable shaded Straw carpcting
calicoes andprinted A great va.ie,y oflin-
mvslins en- Drillings
Canton and Nankin Fine black Lasting an
figured aud plain excelleat article for,
orrpcs , pantaloons
Black andcrimson raw } Fine blk twilled bonn
silk Scaris bazctts
German silk ttlkfs s Fine black and drab
GnuSe wells ~ hdkfs. Denmark Satin
Green Oil cloths ) Fine Marseilles Vest
A Verieiy Of Gouzc ings
and betting ribbons : Hemp, Angola, cotton
Lcno, book, lsconet, and silk half hose
aud real Swiss mus. Fire Linen cambrlc
Inns Linen Damask, differ
English Mourning ent widths, very
ginghams and ba- cheap
tiste "a lot of fine "a grass
Best Italian blk. Grape bleachod Irish Lin
Fast blk, cotton, silk ems; OF an excellent
and other Hosiery fabric.
Together with a large Assortment q.
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, viz
Plaids, Stripes, Chex, Tickings, brown and
white Sheetings from the best Factories.
The above Goops will be sold as Cheap
as az any Store in town, without exception.
Newport, June -.
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Oob 1ortUttWrl,
ATKINSON & REh -,
HAVE Jus, received from . o. Ros.on
IL Type aud Stereotype Found ~, entire
NEW AND Ity.SyANr
ToUSTs OF TT PI
Which will enable them TO ,recu,e. in the
frs, style. any k.n1 of PR ii ,g that may De
required Such as Shor ,iiis, Shop Bills,
CsJ...s, Bla,,ss Of ever, de scrip,ion, Labels,
lottery tickets, &c' c.
Every favor PFon' lpiiy executed
June 70.
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in d Dry Goods Srotc.
1000 yds cslleocs from S IL
Sd, per yd. TO Is of 5
the new style ; also 81;
American handsome +, A
patterns for 20 cts. {
Rcal good Swiss mus
lin Is. :
ca book muslin 81 cts 5 Fr,
Hemp half hose from
% per pair 10 2s6 / -.
300 good hdkfs. at Cd. T; W
each /,
Elegant silver black ( Ii
priuts !
Sd Derrys 70. only s d.
% cents 5
Ga do. for only 3s. 5
Tom * Jerry stripe
from Is 10 ls6. : W
Book muslin hdkfs. :
for 80 cents. { CT
Colored cambrics Cd [. u,
Bedticking, eood in )
digo lblue for only s Fl
IL cts per yd. ) q
Striped creation %.
An elegantassortrnent |, p
of 7.S A Cd Oil I,
cloths { G.
Ladies ruGs for only /.
u cents +, Al
Cheap lot Of flowers ,
and wreaths l
Putting ard rolico ! "
cords !
Thread, cotton and Z e
bobinet laces from
Scents to l2s I'D /; 81
Linen and silk drill. (,
ings ! P'
Figured Grape Long )
shawls , A
Broad cloths and cas-.
simerc5
Sat'incts Flannels e. /,
ladies' cloths ;
| Newport, June Is, lc2G
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~ SEOP s. LOOkl-O
-..~Rs--.-
CHEAP SUMMER GooBs.
SHEET BARGAINS.
N. SWEET,
4 u z,

Cerp-side--7HGme es-sirsd-.NtrpOrt.
EAS, and is opening constantly, great va.
L r'ety Of the cheapest Goods ever offers
ID III Newport--just received from Boston auc
tlons and have Just opened TUENTTFIPE
P.4CKaGES of elegant cheap goods of vari-
Gus kinds, and almost all kinds, usually found
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New and Cheap Goods.
JOHN r. TOWN sEwU,
VILL RECEIVE THIS my

Viii KECEITE THIS nlY,
4 IlANpsoM Supply ofNEW GOODS
~ bought at the present reduced Prices
which he will sell very low.
AMONG THEM AXE: