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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

THEArRIcAL.-.Mr. Price has taken lease Of
United States, but to return to superintend the
opening Of that establishment Mr.. Macready, has
been engaged by Mr. Price, for the American stage,
AMI was to sail in September. The London Trav-
eer ststes that he also in treaty with the cell
bruted Miss Foote, to come out the ensuing season.
Mr. WALLacK, is to continue stage manager ofthe
Drury Lane concern
Our Theatre has been but poorly attended the
week past-Mr and Mrs. Barrett. who were
formerly great favourtes with US, appear to have
lost their influence, at least we shou judge so by
the miserable houses which have attended their
ne, foruashces. Mr.. Reed has left us, and unless
more encouragement is offered by the citizens, we
cannot expect long to have any theatrical amuse-
ments.
We are happy to state that our friend Kiner's
health, improves rapidly.
The Microcosm of Yesterday in speaking Of Mrs.
Barret's Leaving us, says, One thing will render
the departure Of Mr. Barrett, less to be regretted,
and that is the opportunity it will offer Mr.. STAN
LEY, Of appearing IN characters now assumed by
Mr.. Barrett, for the performance of most OF which,
Mr. Stanley has far superior qualifications"
There is much justice in ibis remark, and we
unhestatingy say, that Mr.. Stanley Is in the es-
NATION of the play going people, decidedly superb
our to Mr. Barrett. in Senteel comedy, MIR.
Stanley is more than ordinarily successful, and GER
tainy eclipse any actor that has thus far appeared
among US. We hope that the public. during the
Com nencement week will have an opportunity Of
witnessing and appreciating the merits OF this gift
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
,reof ,,,bJ;r Sale of Dorneslic Goods.

Great public Sale Of Domestic Goods.
WIN P. GREENE's semi.annuai sale OF Cot
w ton and Woollen Fabrics by the Package
will take place in this town on SATURDAY, thu
9th of September next. He respectfully solict
consignments from the Manufacturers of this ant
the neighboring States, and begs leave to assure
them, that the sale will be conducted on the most
fair and liberal principles, and presents to the Man
ufacturers an opportunity ofa home market for the
sale of their Goods at fair prices and for less than
halfthe expense attendant on Foreign sales.
GJ'All goods intended Tor this sale must pe 'or-
war,led with invoice. by the goth prox mo- in or
der that they may be represented on the Catalogue
July 90.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

We feel somewha' reluctant, about appearing so
forward the annexed Communication would
make Us, and we did not consent to its publication
uniil we had been so far pressed that we could no
'Onger refuse. We insert t as 1t stands and thus
,'resent 1t to the people, and to the gentleman TO
whom il is addressed
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19
FOR TIE LITER,pY CADET.
To the members of the Providence Delegation in thu
Rhode Island LegiyLatttye.

GENTLEMEN--lt is understood hat you will at
the present Senatorial Election give your -ufrages,
support and influence, to favor the Hon. Elisha r..
Potter, and you are called upon, to publicly deny
he charge, and give in your adhesion to the all
nlnisration, and its friends previous to the Town
Meeting to be holden the 30h inst. Your ST.
nee will be taken as an acquiescence in the justice
II the charge. Respectfully, we are your friends,
THE PUBLIC.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

In an article in our last, headed Chrography,
there were two or three unntentional errors, which
we have been requested to correct. Mss Cofhn
died in this town about two years since She was
not the daughter of Mark Coffin, but was his halt
sister. These statements were rendered different
ly BY US in the hurry Of the moment. a..
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19
SMITH & PARMENTER,

"AvING just received an additional LIS, stock *
IL Of entirely new aud e,egan. .,at;. rM.N nv MS
York and Boston Type Foundries, which makes
their supply complete, now offer to execute any
business in the printing line. They viii Pr,n.
BOOKS, SHOW. BILLS, CARDS, SHOP BILLS
AND BLANKS ofevcry description at The snort
est notice, aud in the first style. Lo ,a TN.
TICKETS and other work finished 10 uins'en.
colour.. in a .tyle inferior TO none. All k'ous ..
ooioureJ. Gold aud Silver paper for the supply Of
customers. -.
June II ePsu
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George Barrett, Esq. is to be siase-manager OF
the new Theatre building in New-York mans
nature runs, says Bacon either to herbs or weeds
therefore let him seasonably water the one, and de-
stroy the other.
II will be obse rved that the benefit OF Mr.. BAR
RETT, takes place on Monday evening.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

The Helve'ian government has issued decree,
fbrbidding young men to smoke tobacco till after
their first commu union which is generally at seven-
teen years ofage.
Mr.. southey, the poet, had declined taking his
seat in Parliament,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

President Biddle, of the u 8. Bank, is on tour
Of examination among the branches Of that institu-
tion. He is accompanied by two officers Of the
Bank, and was in this town last week. Much sat-
isfaction was expressed IN regard to the manage.
ment of the concerns Of the Branch established
here.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

Mr.. Granville Sharp's bust, placed by Mr.. Chan
try, in the Council lroom, Guildhall, has the lol
lowing inscription :-'' GRANVILLE SHARP, TO
chom England omes Me glorious verdici other high
est sourt Of lar, that The Stare who sets his fool on
British ground becomes al that instant free -
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wISpuAM COUNTY ADvERTIsER.-We have
receive the first number of paper entitled the
Wjndham County Advertiser, and published at
Drooklyn, Connecticut, by Horatio Webb, and ed
tied by ilr. John Gray. 1t is neatly printed, and
gives some evidence of taste and talents In the
prospect US the ed tor remarks that the Advertiser
will not be the instrument of anv sect in Religion
or party i, Politics. I've wish the concern every
success but we shall tell them that if they adhere to
their assertions, they will never succeed what is
a no party paper worth!
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19
on TUESDAY NEXT!
THREE TICKETS warranted to draw one prize an
,ira


may draw SKI!
DY authority Of the State Of Rhode-Island--
ID Under the superintendent Of Managers ap-
pointed by Law. Grand State Lottery, No. for
1896 For the encouragement Of Domestic Indus
try. To be drawn in Providence ON the d Of
this month. by "a new method of drawing. secured
by letters patent under seal of the United States
S. & NJ. Allen & Co. Agents for the Managers.
Call al CLARk'S for Prizes in the following
SCHEME
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A Philadelphia paper states that several very
large invoices Of dry goods nave lately been ship.
ped from New-York to that city, and have been
sold at auction to great advantage. The average
advance on the New-York auction price was three
per cent.
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Saturday Evening
BU TT NJ.

Loss OF TIE BRIG FRANCES OF TINS soRr.-
We are indebted to the poiiteness OF Capt. Bowers.
Of the brigauiine Frances, of this port, owned by
Messrs. s. a. A. b. Arnold for the following account
OF the destruction Of that vessel by fire.
On the 21st ult. whilst laying al the Levee iu
New Orleans. fire was discovered to burst stimuli.
the companion way. and such was the intensity Of
the devouring element, that no effort could save
her, and in little period she burnt to the wa
ters edge. The Frances, was loaded with lime,
fourteen hundred casks, and II is presumed that
communication with the water, produced ignition
which resulted ia the destruction of the vessol.-
Capt Bowers, lost most of his ward robe and much
other property, such as nautical charts, &c.
The Francis was insured in amount suifc-
lent to cover the vessel,-The cargo was a total
loss Capt. Bowers arrived here on Thursday eye-
ipg in the Steam Boat, and personally communica-
tel to this intelligence. No blame, is attached,
to Captain Bowers for this unavoidable calamity,
and his owners feel every confidence in his ability
and strict acts oiProprely.
At Conninicut point, schr. Charles, Hays, from
Savannah, with Cotton to Josiah apn and others.
We have not been enabled to obtain her marine or
freight let, consequently are deprived Of the pleas
are OF giving the proper reprint.
Unfavorable winds which have prevailed the las t
ten day, have lessened the usual number of arrivals
The wind yet hangs at North East-and no pros
pect OF Il change.
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Steamboat Excursion 10 Fail Riuer and .Neuport.

nN MONDAY NEXT, at 8 o'clock, the steanl-
~ boat WASHING ron, Capt. BUNKER, will
make an excursion to Fall-River aud Newport
After remaining short time at Fall River, the boat
will proceed to Newport, and return to Providence
by sunset. cold collation. will be provided A
band of music will be on board. Fare one dollar
and half-children half price.
August 10.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19
CLARET WINE

CLARET WINE.
A GENERAL assortment Of Claret and other
IA French Wines, for sale by SPEAR ~ ARTl-
GUENAVE, under the Atlas Insurance Olhce,
State Street, Boston. 12t May ~.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

MORE NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
TNHE subscribers have Just received. three cases
l. of Paper Hangings. among which are great
variety of low priced-some as low as 90 cents per
roll. Z. QUARLES e. Co.
No. 80, Westminster street, doors east Of
Universalist Chapel.
July g. 1ns.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-19

AMERICAN TRAVELLER AND STAGE REGISTER.
" OSE persons in this vicinity who are ind,bt-
Il ed to the above establishment, are respectfully
informed, that their bills be settled by calling
on the subscribers. Subscriptions received as usual.
Aug l2. SMITH a. PARMENTER.
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LADIES' MUSEUM.
TTNIE patrons of this paper, notified that those
Il who have not returned the numbers Of the
CADET which have been issued since the transfer,
will be considered as subscribers for the same.
Aug. r. SMITH g. PARNENTER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

7 meeting Of the Medical Society Of Delaware held
"A at Dover, TUESDAY, the 9th of May 1826-he fol.
lowing gentlemen lice inflated and animosy cleo.
ted members Of the society, viz THOMAS r. Bn1NcKLE,
Nj D.--EUwARD WoRRELL,--M. D.-FHoMAs SoulDB,
VI DIV McCAFFERr, Nj. d., and DIR. LEWIS SPRINGER.
The following Gentlemen admitted as honorary
members of the society W. JOHNSON, NJ Dbl +.
AsREw, NJ D and JusEPH Thomas, NJ ID.
GREEN, being member OF the society, and JAMES
CouPER Jr N. ID iceDtiated
The following officers then elected for the ensuing
year.
PreSident-Allan McLane NJ. u.
Wee Priest Franklin Vaughan, NJ D..
Trcasurer-r NJ Stout, NJ
Sscretdrg-C. sewell Green, NJ D.
Censora-John johnson, NJ. H., +. d. Waite, NJ D.,
W. Wolfe, VI. ID, and d. James Lister.
Board Of Examiners
For Aepcasie CountuA. Naut'aiO, NJ. ID A. McT.ane.
M. ID, F. d Waite, D., j Moor NJ. d., John John
son, NJ d., and T. r. Brncklet VI. D.
Rent-Wm. Collins, NJ d c. SeweH Green, M. d.
] Franklin Vaughan, NJ ID Jno Adams, NJ d., +. NJ.
Stout, NJ. D and j. p. Leland, NJ d
sasser-W. Woole, NJ d r. II. Griffith, NJ ID and
DR. Wapess
Orator-Samue PeaSouton, NJ. D.
Lecturers-Edward Worre, NJ. ID +, and DR. James T;s
Ter.
The society adjourned to meet at Dover on The second
Tuesday Of May, 1927. BY order;
C. SEWELL GREEN, Secretarv
May l6. 51-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
NEWARK ACADEMY.

VuSHE Trustees OF this Institution happy to inform the
public, that considerable repairs in the building will
be made before The of another session in
order 10 accommodate greater number of students A
separate room will be fitted up for Mathematical and
English department, Of which able Teacher will be
selected to take the charge Roth the Mahema ca and
Classical departments will thus enjoy superior advantages
The price of Tuition reduced to 90 doars and Board
ing Washing and Mendng may be obtained for from so
10 100 dollars TO that the morals of the pupils are
attended to at their boarding houses, committee Of the
Board VIII be appointed to visit them from time time
The long established reputation of this seminary the
popularity Of It's principal the sabrity and pleasantness
the place, the excellence Of its society, and the many re-
spectacle families in which the students be acconmo
dated with board in the very neghborhood of the Acae
my recommend it to all parents very eligible nursery
for their children.
The summer session will commence Monday the 18th
OF May. +. w. GILBERT, Precedent
r. WaITEIrr, Sec'y. oftae Board IF Trustees
April25. a5-pt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
THE ALBUM,
a.rD LADIES' WEEKLY GAZETTE.

N.fU LdUIES WEEKLY GAZETTE.
gEyIs is publication. issued every WEDNESDAY.
4 II has been commenced under the most favourable
auspices, and its tile designates is appropriated par
.icul4y the LADIES. is devoted to the Of v
tue knowledge and amusement. 1t will furnish infor-
nation the culture of plants flowers, &c; useful
cepts general weekly summary Of foreign and domestic
news, with rich fund of choice and select miscellaneous
literature. is neatly printed fine white paper, Eek.
pres,y for hl.ding) qnsrto form-eigh pageswiihout
advertisements (Which are 70 be nse ted cover J
The price only TWO DnLLAs FER PAYABLE BY those
in the cy half YEARLY and by all others yearly, aetan
Among numerous list Of contributors The 81
shIRcK OsauRxE the Bosror B.Rn, &C.; and in order
render tie work truly valuable, The Editor will dis rbuit
premiums for original articles, amounting 10 ONE hun
DRED DOLLARS.
= Subscriptions viii be received in Wilmington, the
Took Store Of Mr.. JOSEPH SCOTT AGENT, No 81
Market-.treet, where specimens o he work be
- No receipts will b" acknowledged unless signed BY
Mr.. joseph Scot r Walker, or the editor.
al communications mus, be addressed . THOMAS C
CLARKE, Editor and Proprietor, No. 40 Race street
Philadelphia Editors copying This will Ne furnished ii
tie A'oum and LalieS Weekly Gazette, equivalent
Postmasers and others will be entitled every sixth
copy they may order. May III.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold public auction at the house If G; J.
w Wolfe, on Wednesday, the 3lst inst al O'Clock,
p that four story Brick and Frame Factory, stla ed
and being in sbpey street, lately occupied Wooden
Mandatory, with the lot shpley street. ieet
iron-and eighty deep. bounded BY lands of Alrich
McLarcy ard others Lot No g. situated in Change street,
between Kent and Broadsreet being thirty feet front on
Orange street, and eshtyone deep bounded by lands OF
Grips and Others on which is erected frame stable and
carriage house. Immediate possession will be given
Terms at sale. JAMES BROWN,
ABRAM POWELL.
May S. 48-9t .7ssigaees If 1ncmas PorveR
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
PUBTTC SALE,

WILL be sold at public auction, upon the premises,
w Monday, the 2oth inst, all the Machinery tor
Carrying The Manufacture of Satnetts and Cassmers to
role 5, three feet breaker billy 48 spndles, jehnys,
nearly new, so sples each steering machines large
press, with IA cast press plates, with sundry sheet
dive kettles one large and one smaller, 10 sanett and
cass,mer looms, with mounting complete, Uarping
mil and spools about $50 ee Of new teniering number
ofreets and healds suitable for the manufacturing Of
tnets and cassirers horse MILL with shafts, drums, belts
&C., coal and pipe, and quantity Of Lenigh coal
small lot of wool, and large number of jenny bobbns
counting house desk cloth table, and chest Of drawers
/ patent balance, pair steeyards large pump wate
cisterns tubs Sc wool baskets together with variety
Of other arcles tedious enhmeratc. Also after thu
sale of the Machinery, will be sold, quantity of finished
sattinetts, Of superior quality. JAMES BROWN,
ADRIAN POWELL,
Nav S. 48-7t .qsslgnees Of Ihomds Powell
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
FOR SALE

vt J. Wilson's bookstore, NO los, yHarhet Street.
Clarke's INDELIBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing
on Linen apparel, Silk and Cotton stockings table and bed
linen, &c with common pen. This Ink will not irure
the most delicate texture and cannot be discharged 1t is
also the only sure method Of identifying such property
Common and Extra fine Red and Black Sealing Wax,
Lead and Paste Crayons Gum Elastic Tapers Visiting and
other Cards, Sun Glasses, Court Plaster Indian Ink Ivory
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes. Toy
Paints, in boxes single cakes. Cancels Hair Pencils
Pocket and Dressing Combs
Fneys Pocket Map Of the United States for Travellers
DO. Of Delaware and Maryland,
Gnod Browns Grammar,
Rice-Paper, Enigmacal Cards,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000 DOLLaRS!

~
Brilliant scheme.-l prize OF $4,000; e 10000; 2
5O00 10 pf l,0O0 ~ ct 500; 80 Of 100; so Of so
200 of 20 $50 m 10; 500 OF 8; 10000 ct A. 2i,054
Puzes; 946 Blanks; 40 0J0 Ickcs:2 lob more prizes
tnan blanks.
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days af the completion
fihe Lottery, subj 10 Is per cen, deduction.
MODE OF DRAWING The numbers viii be put into
wheel as usual and in the tnet Wheel will be put The
above the denomination of Four Dollars and the
awing 10 progres, IN the usual manner The 10000
'tiAe, OF 81 zach will he AWARDED to the odd
in the Lottery Gas The be,) dependent on
e drawing of the capita prize # $4,000. that is say.
T the $4,000 dollar plze should ode num-
1er, then every odd number in the 'cheme viii be EMIT
ed four dollar ,rze the so 900 dollar prize should
come out TO an even number, then all the numbers in
he scheme will be entitled to a d'lar prize.
The odd nnnbe's are those ending With 5. 57 or 9.
The even numbers are those ending with 2, g. 9, D.
This mode OF drawing not only enables the Commission
complete tie whole LOTTERY in one drawing but has
lie great .dvauag OF distributing the small pzes regular
to every al ornate number in the scheme, thai the
der Of two tickets two shares If tickets Zone odd and
one even number) will be certain of obtaining at least
prze and in the same ratio for any greater quantity.
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is not
restricted from drawing inferior ais many ticket
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH.
Nah'l i. Williams, Commissioners.
/ PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.
Ticket, S. 00-Iiaf 50-Quarter, ii 25-Eighth, 625
or Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price OF any certain number OF Tickets Shares equal
" odd and Numbers and what they of necessity mus
draw to advancing the entire value of The Tickets
certificates accordingly In which there will be t.
pay on two whole Tickets, odd and eyen Sc Co..
Tickets s5l9 1910 do 1888 90, and for greater mum
bers, and share proportionately
Tickets Shares and Certificates of the same 10 be had
CONINE'S OFFICES.
No 80, Market street, al his Agency, No 2l7 lare
street, Baltimore and az lbs office, No Souh Third street
1 Phitadelbhia.
=. Orders from all parts of The Union (post pad) cover
ing the requisite in cash prizes viii meet with at
tenton, if addressed 10 w. c. CONNIE, Baltimore O.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, May ii, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the .danua Meeting OF The
~ Stockholders Of this Company, will be held at the
Canal Office Monday the 5h day Of June next to com
mence at 10 o'clock, A NJ for the purpose OF eectng
President and nine Directors and transacng other busl
ness according to law. IL. ID. GlLPIN, Secretary
Philadelpha, Sd Nav, 1926. 49-8t
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NOTICE.

ryyIIE Stockholders the "Phladepha. Dover and Nor
4 folk Steam Boat and Transportation Company" are
respectfully notified, that their Annual Meeting will be
held in the Of Dover in Tie state of Delaware, on
the rs Nonday III jane nex agreeably to the terms OF
the CARTER for purpose Ut eec,ng Directors
the ensuing year. by order IF The Board If Directors
e. P. COMEGYS, Secretary
NAV lDti, 1926 50-7t
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wilmington ana view themselves Ills spring s16sOf-
ment consists OF
and A cambria and White blk and green Italian
net Musins Grapes
and 40 Swiss Mulls igu Gilt and quantity of suspen
red and plan der aud mole Buttons
Furniture Chlns G Calcoes Ingram Carpetng OF superb
4-4 French & English Chn or quality
scs Penn Tow Linen, 0snaburg
Gnghams of latest fashions and Porter Sheeting
Calcoes and Shifting Muslin Bangup and Pittsburgh Cord
III and 20 Irish Linen Linen and Cotton Drilling
Long Lawns, assorted white and colored
Merino and Grape Shaws Hanging Paper and Border
long and square ing for rooms
Fancy Six Hikfs. Satin, Cause and Mantuea
Cd Bonbz'n Caspian Stripes Ribahd
and Norwich Grapes Tortoise shell large and side
Cotton and Silk Hose Combs
Beaver, Kid Yorktan and Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
Gloves 3andanoe, Flag and Cotton
An assortment of Florentine Hdkfs.
! and Summer Vesiings Madras do do.
Black and light colored gros- Russia and imitation Sheene
denaps senshaws levan-Oil Cloths and Palm Leaf Fans
tines sarsnet, Aorences andCan Grapes and Grape
| gros.de-naples S ks Robes
tauze Grape Lease Hdkfs Blue and Yellow Nankeens
Suspenders, Sowing Cotton first quality, &C.
and Tapes
Also case Ladies superior LEGHoRN FLATS with
and without extra crowns Gentemens Leghorn, Manl-
la and palm leafhats, SC with his usual Of
| DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHOE THREAD -3 cases Shoe 11realof various quail
| FEATHERS AND FURS.-A quantity Of live Geese
/ FeaMes,-and Fnrs of every description
Any of the above articles viii be sold at the most redu
ced prices JOSEPH p0GuE.
N. u He keeps hand an excellent assortment of
CLOTHS and CfS,SLnERS
Which he is determined sell The most reduced PRICES
!. May S, 1926 46-3n