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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26
Spring Goods.
WJTHERS e. WASHINGTON

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"AyE imported in the ship Herald via Baltimore
I'll Extra super blue and black ermine velvet cloths
Blue, black and assorted copd cassimeres
Plain and twilled black bombazetts
Mack and coPd stripe Circassians for pantaloons
Wilmington and other stripesfor do
Printed and white Marseiiles
Super London Ginghams, new style
Crecan and shaded striped musns
Bingham and cambria robes
a. and GA cotton cambria, jsckonct do
Plain striped and cross barred do
Plain and fgd book muslin, null do
Cambria and garment dimities, linen checks
Mems. womens and misses cotton hose
Half hose, nett braces
Pins in packs and pounds
10 cases common and supertlne prints
Clark's sewing and floss cotton IN Spoo!s
Orrelps do in 9 drachms balls
o. Gilt coat and vest buttons pearl do
o. hand, BIZ recent arrivals from M,c. York,
Plain and figh'd Swiss muslins
Black Italian lustrlng
Senchews and sarcenetts
Pink white, blue and green florence
Pink white and black Italian grapes
Black and white satin, plain and hg'd
Black mode, hat Grape
Nankin and Canton grapes
Grape robes, do shawls
Black bombazine and fg'd Gros de Naples
Green gauze and white bobinettl lace wells
"A and ga bobbinetts, knitting cotton
Beaver and dogskin gloves, ladies' kid do
Super English silk Aorentine
Flag. bandanna and Spitaield hdk'fs, Madras do
Linen cambria, linen cambria hdkfs
White and fancy colored cravats
Irish linens, long lawns, Brown holland
Ladies' plain andfibb'd silk hose
Ribbed silk half hose
Drab, mx'd and black lasting
Figured Denmark sattcens
Burlaps, ticklenburgs, oznabu-gs and sacklns
10 bales brown and bleached Russia sheetings
S do Russia ducks
90 do "a Blackstone and other brown shirtngs
10 do A and 7-8 ditto ditto
10 do S-4, 70 & "A bleach'd shirtings sheetings
Together with variety of artclesn their line too nu-
mcrous to mention, which will be sold wholesale or re-
tail at reduced prices april 70
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70 Ilet,

E,x A very convenient brick Dwelling
Hi House, with out houses complete, adjoining
Ma DR.. James Carsons on Cameron street. Pos
8lsession may be had 1st May Applyto
apr 81 CHARLES BENNETT.
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TO Let.

kk The store and house Oh King-street,
Hn opposite r. H. Miller's, and one door west Of
EIeI Thomas Mounts, lately occupied by Samuel
A1D. Harper as a hat store.-To good tenant
the terms will be moderate. Applyto
apr IA JON C. May.
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The SMhscriber
INTENDING to decline the general Dry Goodsbu-
4 sness in which he has been engaged, offers his
SVOCK or GOODS

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on hand, by wholesale or -eta. at reduced Prices-
consists Of
Cloths, kerscymeres, Scholfeld's fannels
Cambria muslins, Irish linens, long lawns
Irish and English shifting cottons
Superfne bombazctts of all colors
variety Of fine vestings
English sewing silk and twist
Patent and Aberdeen threads
Best London pins of all sizes
Besttreble and common gilt buttons
Gentlemen'sbeaver and doeskn gloves
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Burlaps, Nos. /, 2, 8, and
Lagrain and Veniiian Stair 4. Floor Ca'petings.
HE HAS JUST RECEIVED
Irish linens, fine table damask diapers 8-494& lo'4
Toweing diapers of all kinds
81 Irish shetings, very fine
casls Of shad and herring seine twine
9 bales ofcommon, yellow and bleached shoe Thread
Domestic cottons, bleachedand unb'eached
And sHpects daily, an assortment ct Pialds, STRIPES
Checks and (:assinetts CHARLES BENNETT
aDr 10
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PROPOSALS,
BY WAY & GIDEON. of Washington City, for publish
ing by subscription.
u. RRXAE'S AOD&ESS,
For the BOSTON BARD: and
The Triumph Of Truth, a Poem, By fhesams .7afhor.

TERMS:
The volume will consist of about 70 octave pages,
printed in handsome style, on paper OF an excellent
mal;tv. and will be hot pressed, and neatly bound IN
boards Price so cents.
The nroceeds of the work, after deraying he cost OF
,LEca,;on will be transferred to the Boston Bard.
Csn,lemen holding subscription papers will please
,s,nr, them to D. Bryan, P. NJ Alexandria, ID. c. to
whom also. persons at distance wishing tosubscribe
will please ' communicate their names,
the foregoing may nb Rec thew
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Patent spring Saddle.

nv e. PRETTYMAN & Go. return their thanks to
the public in general, for the liberal encourage
ment thew have met with since their commencing bu
sncs which they hope to merit by being well assorted
with the best articles in their line, at moderate prices
NJ their store, at the
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400 Nbs. Cotton in Bats,
interlining quilts, for sale BY ,,oS uor1cu
o15 uEO. o
MackeYeA.

MackeYeA.
r ANDING from the brig Lucy Ann ivo oalre ea
ie,ll MaCKEREL, which will be sold low Ia
ken from the vessel
Wheat Wanted.
x3E wish to purchase wheat, and will give 5ne higa'
NY est ma,het price in the District for good wheat
LINDSAY & HILL.
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REMOVAL.

TAMES G. BARRY has removed to the store lately
% occupied by Mr. Nehemiah Carson, on King-sreet,
next door to the store of Messrs McCrea Co and
the Washington Tavern, and has just received very
general assortment of new and beautiful
SPRING and SUMNER
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Tobacco and Snuff Store.
JOHN W. LOGAN,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom
IL ers generally, that he has on hand at his Store,
FIRST GUILTY. CHEHLNG TOBaCC0,
warranted to be superior to any in the District Also
Superior ladies' twist, lst quality small do, Gray Pan.
keys celebrated brand. Also-Superfne yellow and
brown sEGARs, manufactured from the best Havana
tobacco, in whole, half and quarter boxes-2d quality
do do do--lst and I'd quality half Spanish dodo do
common do, made ofsuperior tobacco.
.qlso-Ageneral assortment Of lst quality SNCFTS0f
Martinique
Natchitoches
Loillard's Maccaboy, in bottles and jars
Coarse and fine Rappee
CARROTS Scotch, in bottles and bladders
Leiper's do do do
Also, complete assortment of SNUFF BOXES
which he offers, at wholesale retail low be
had at any other establishment in the District Coun
try dealers and others wishing articles in his line, will
find il to their advantage TO favor him with call at his
store, next door to Tyers Lottery O!ce, King street,
Alexandria.
Cash ,ciH be girsn for good transfer Tobacco.
N. b. Tickets in the various lotteries viii! be KEEP,
constantly for sale June l05m
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Deaths.

In this town, on Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Thomas
J. Earle, in his 18th year.
On Tuesday morning last, Lorenzo Dexter, aged !
year, infant son ofMr. Rufus Curtis, formerly OF Aiding
ton, (Mass.)
On Tuesday afternoon, William Westcott, infant son
Of Mr.. George w. Bowen.
On Thursday, Samuel A. son of Mr.. Luther Pearson,
aged is months.
On the Sd instant, Miss Emelinc Bliss, in the 10Th
year finer age, formerly Of Warren Or. -
In Cumberland, $. A.. w Saunders, aged IL,
In Pawtucket, LIST inst. Col. Eliphalet Slack, aged so.
I'd, Elizabeth w. child of MIR. John Gardner, year.
In North ingstown, Mrs. Abigail, wife Of Lodo-
wick Updlke, Esq. aged Sc.
In Scituate, Mrs. l,hoda, wife Of Mr.. Ebenezer Ca
rey, aged %.
At Martinique, on the 9Th of April, Mr.. George S.
Battey, in his 23d year, Il native ofthis town.
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Summary of News.

A large beaver was lately shot near
| Pittsburg, Penn. and its skin sold for twelve
dollars.
A set of worthless fellows in New-York
have employed themselves in filing off the
brass head on the top Of the iron ratings
of door steps.
The dwelling-house Of William Dean,
of Rutland, was burnt on the 25th ult. near
the middle of the day, together with about
two-thirds of the furniture and other prop
erty contained in it.
Tho lightning struck in several places
in New York on Friday afternoon. One
or two vessels in the river were also struck,
and the mast of one shiverod to splinters,
one of which hit a horse on shore and
broke his ribs. At Corlnr's Hook a man
was reported to have been killed.
On Wednesday last, a man by the name
of Preshoe, in discharging an old rusty
swivel, in Wareham, had both legs blown
to pieces in such a manner as, is supposed,
to require amputation. One of his eyes
was very much injured.
BENJAMIN 5. Bulfnch has issued propos-
ais for publishing his life. As a pedestrian;
he has travelled through the twenty-iour
States, and his proposition is to give a de-
scription Of what he has seen.
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Saturday Evening
EU ! nv .
ARRIVED THIS DAY.


Schr. Ann, OF Newport. Easton, master AMI ow-
ner, 20 days from New-Orleans. and - from the
Balize, with ll3 bales cotton, 80 barrels Pork aud
297 Bacon Hams to Thornton a. Lothrop, 6 bale
Of cotton to Joseph Howard and Il. Lothrop, and
40 bags of coffee to Il. Potter, Esq. Newport. The
Mississippi was very high, having reached nearly
the top of the lesee, when the Ann sailed. The
summer treshet was daily expected, and the popu
lace was in a state of CONSERVATION, anticipating the
overflow Of the city; aad all The produce IN the mar.
ket was hurried of. Freishts were very brisk, and
every vessel in port taken up, and ID fleet in the riv-
or were engaged as soon as they should arrive
The brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, Of this port.
sailed on the 18th ult. for iiavre, with a S 1900
freight. The city was healthy, and no cases of the
yellow fever had occurred.
Schr. Sally, Hathaway, Is days from Elizabeth
City, where she belongs, with 1000 bushels corn to
Seth Adams, Jr. and ) tons iron to Thomas Clarke.
PassengerS-1homas Clarke, Esq. and lady, An
drew Cox. Esq. lady, child and servant Messrs.
John Hines, james Grice, and William Tubs, oil
North-C Carolina, and Edward Larned, Esq. OF New
port
Sailed from Ocracock in company with the brig
Edward. Of Somerset, for THIS port, and schr. Tn
umph, bound North.
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SACRED ORATORO.

SACRED ORATORIO.
TNHE PsALLoNIAN SOCIETY," respectfully in.
Il form the public, that they will perform 40
Oratorio of Sacred Music on Wednesday Ereui,g
nert, at Mechanics Hail.
ORDER OF PERFORMANCES.
Overture Instrumental.
Soug-O, had ! the wings Of 3 dove, Shaw.
Cnorus-lhe great Jehovah is our awful theme,
Handel.
Sons-God is there, Bray.
Duet and Chorus-Hail, Judea, Handel.
Duett-The beam ofChrIstianity, Shaw.
Rec. Air and Chorus-Thus far our cause, Handel.
Song-The Inspiration, shaw.
Trio and Chorus-Lord assist US with thy blessing,
Shaw.
Duett-Who's this that on the tempest rides do
Anthem-Almishty God, when round Thy shrine,
Mozart.
SonS-Come strike the liver string, Shaw.
Chorus-Achieved is the glorious work, Haydn.
1rio-On thee each living soul awaits, Haydn.
Finale Chorus-Thc heavens are telling, Handel.
The Hall will be opened at half past I o'clock,
and the performance will commence a. 8 c'cluck.
Single Tickets al so cents, aud double tickets at
- cents, may be had at the bookstores o! .Messx.
J. Iiutchens and {. Kendall, and at the hotels Of
Me:sr Ii. Blake and J. Wilder. june 10.
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Marine List.
ARRIVED sIScE OUR LAST.

ARRIVED SIEGE OUR LAST.
Schr. Fair Polly, Chace, from >outhwick.
Sloop Harmony, Rhodes, Baltimore.
Schr. Washington Packet, Shove, Alexandria.
Sloop We,tport, Corey, Richmond.
Sioop Niagara, Tanner, New Orleans.
Brig Warrior, Nichols. Gardner.
Schr. Elizabeth, Cook. Savannah.
Sloop Hiram, Richmond, Rochester.
Sloop Nimrod, Fish, Albany.
Ship Rising States, Pearce, Savannah.
Schr. Adeline, Shiverick, ditto.
Schr. Maine, P%earce, Bangor.
Sloop Support, Briggs, Savannah.
Sloop Empress, Thayer, New-York.
Sloop Herald, Brown, New-lork.
CLEARED,
Brig Mary & Eliza, Tompkins, for Norfolk.
Sloop Huntress Reed. New-York.
Brig Union, Thurber, Charleston.
Schr. President, Nash, Baltimore.
Sloop Venus, Bliss, New York.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-06-10

Mn. HAMBLIN takes u Benefit at our theatre on
Monday evening, when he will appear in the part
of Damon in the excellent Play of Damon and
Pythias. We presume it is only necessary to ad-
wise the public of the fact, to call in a full aud
fashionable house. 1t is hoped that Mr.. HAMBLIN
ON leaving us will not have cause to say that his Ia
Tents and labors were not rewarded by the citizens
of Providence. His Damon is one of his happIest
eiforts;-the play is full Of interest and will, we
doubt not, afford such as attend an ample treat
Let oil who are patrons Of the Drama attend this
entertainment
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Marriages.

In Johnston, Mr.. Joseph Eddy, Of this town, to Miss
Susan Salisbury, Of Tiverton.
In Pawtucket, MIR. Job Bennett, to Miss Almira b..
jerks, both OF that place
In seekonk, Mr.. Josiah Martin, of Darlington, to
Miss Charlotte Davis. Of Rehoboth.
In Taunton, Mr.. Jesse Dean, TO Miss Mary Pratt, Of
marlborough.
In Wexford, on the LIST inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Burge,
Mr.. Joseph W.. Greene, of Warwick, to Miss Abby
Frances Shaw, daughter Of DR.. William G. Shaw, of the
former place.
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U'Th editor Of the Microcosm, says, in speaking
Of the approaching Senatorial Election-"we do
not kuo " that this gentleman Hon. E. r. PorrER]
intends to be considered a candidate" Another
scheme to lull the people. file is a candidate, aud
is using all his exertions to gain proselytes.
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The steam boat Bahcock made a trip TO Newport
this morning, with two hundred and fifty passen-
gers. "be principle of Mr.. Babcock has been sa.
ti.iactorily proved, and the success of his steam
boat bids fair to silence n, arp,ngs Of those who
have attempted to der.de his invention, and to baf-
te The efforts Of his genius.
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WINDHAM BANK.-A report has been in circu-
lation this week Of the failure of this monied in
%stltution. We have authority for saying it is en-
tirely untoundei, and that the Bank was never in a
more prosperous condition than it is ut this mo-
ment. The story originated in the circumstance o.
the refusal of the Suffolk Bank, Boston, to receive
the Windham notes at par in deposit.
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FOR THE LITERARY CADET.

CYPRIEN BIRD was the son of wealthy parents,
Of Pennington, Con. who, at the age of twenty-one
became attached toa young lady OF a respectable
hut POOR family. Objections were made, by his
parents to his having any IDtercourte with her
the consequence was, his immediate insanity. He
was confined in n cave, adjacent to the house; which
was so constructed that he could not stand erect,
and in his three years confinement ne lost the use
of his limbs; from whence he was removed to a
barn, where he has now remained thirteen years,
without once going out, and entirely naked
During the whole time he has Land on the ground,
and his covering in tho winter, is hay
My only inducement to witness tins living skele-
ton, was to satisfy myseifhow much truth the re-
port of his situation contained, the CORRECTNESS of
which hxd reason to doubt. But on witnessing him
was convinced "the Que half was never told me.''
Picture TO yourself a living skeleton covered with
SKIN, lying in n burrow or a nest, with its lower ex-
tremities folded, its arms resting on its knees, and
chin resting on both bones nearly bare in seve-
rnl places, with a thin crispy beard, head nearly
bald, and you will have a faint idea Of this .icken-
ing object. 1t was said that his limbs had in seve-
raj places grown to his body. He can articu ate
but few words distinctly, and when strangers visit
him. his look is to the earth, as ifsensible of his de-
graded situation. He is under the care of his mo-
Their (if she may be considered worthy of the APP
pellation) who only administers to him the COM
mon sustenance ofpature, andsuffers him to remain
for weeks together, without even removing the CO.
vering, mot even allowing the privilege of brutes)
which makes him almost inapproachable. His
father has long since been consigned to the tomb:
aud his mother is now supported by the town. 1t
is a matter Of establishment to me.that a being should
so long have existed in this situation, and that an
enlightened community can suffer that which would
make savage brutality recoil and humanity shud-
!nr. u.
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HATS.

"TILLIAM l.. ALDRICH, has just received
w by he last steamboat a splendid assort-
ment of the most fashionable Hats, consisting ofthe
latest LONDON and New-York fashions. They
will be sold on the most accommodating terms, and
are well worthy the attention Of the beau monde.
Those who wish to procure the latest fashions will
do we'll to call at .ALDRICH,S Fashionable .Ntw-
York and Providence Hat Store, No. Il. Market
Street. June 10.
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Al u town meeting held on Monday last, for the
election Of Municipal officers for the year ensGing,
the former incumbents were, with but few excep-
tons. reelected. CHARLES HoLpEN, Esq. was
elected a member of the Town Council, in place of
ZAcuARIAH ALLEN, Esq. declined-and JOSHUA
RArHBoNE, Clerk of the Market, in place of Col.
EARL CARPENrER.
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lust PUBLISHED, and for sale az the Book.
~ store ofJoHN ~HUTcHESs, sketches of Ilisto.
ny, Life and Manners in the United States--bv \
traveller. This work gives a happy delineation of
The manners of our countrymen, aud describes with
much force. the habits and customs Of the citizens
OF Providence. June 10.
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Hon. NATHANIEL SILsBEE, Of Salem,
was yesterday elected by the Senate of
Massachusetts,, to fill the vacancy in the
United States Senate occasioned by the
resignation of Mr. LLOYD.
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Some Of the Connecticut papers deny the a'ser-
ton of one of the Providence papers, that Mr..
FoovE, recently elected q Senator from that State;
is opposed to the Mr.. ADAMS administration.
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ONLY 50 so FOR $4,000.

By authority Of lie State Of Rhode Island, unier IL.
superuitcndanee Of Managers Gppoiatetbg lar.
VIZ ASIIiNGiON LODGE LOTIEkY, cln,
w 8, for 1926, for the erectIon of a Nlaami1
Hall, to be drawn in Providence on the 2i.h day
OF June, by al improved method. and compile ed ia
a few minutes. Three Tickets, sure Of one Pie.
and may draw four.
Scheme.-l prize of s 5000, | of1On0. ! ofTOo 4
$500, I0of2 200, al Of 10, 81 OF 40, 16i OF 20, 4iU
of G., 1000 OF 3.
Itrms.-For 100 tickets, 50 each, being scheme
price for so tickets, 50 42 l-2; for 5 tickets, e.
25 for a less number than 25, So 80, for opprorri
papsr, payable Is days after the drawing, IN prizes
or Cash.
For the prizes, and the Cash as suop as drawn.
apply at
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FRENCH SATIN PAPER HANGINGs,

FRENCH SATIN PAPER HANGlNGS,
at 4s. per roll, and pide match cloth Borders at Is,
per yard.
NIIE subscribers have just imported a large as
Il sortment of French Paper iiangings. among
which are a great variety OF elegant Satin Papers,
which they will sell at the above prices, and other
paper proportionably cheap. Those who wish to
purchase, are invited to call on
f.. QUARLEs g. Co.
No. 80, Westminster strcet, 4 doors east oil
Universalist Chapel.
June 9. 2m.
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Heroim.-On Saturday last a boy, who
was fishing on a pier of the North River,
near Hoboken ferry, accidentally fell into
the dock where the water was five feet
deep, and could not swim. As he was GO
ing down the second time, a lad named
Thomas Kirk, aged only twelve years,
jumped in and sustained him until other as
sistance came, and relieved them both.
The Jefferson Fand-We understand
that about the sum Of 5000 dollars has
been collected in the city ofNew-York to-
wards the relief Of the late President JEr-
PERSON. A fact connected with this COL
lection it is proper to mention, and that is,
that the foreign merchants, particularly the
French and Spanish, have to a man sub
scribed literally, and with a grace of the
most becoming character.
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On Tuesday last, one of the indictments
against the lottery ticket vendors in Dos
ton was tried. The jury could not agree,
and were accordingly discharged.
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Hon. DUTEE J. PEARCE has been appointed
one ofthe Board Of visitors to attend the exami-
nations at the West Point Academy.
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The following communication was sent US by
an individual who has been an eyewitness to the
auforings and sorrows of the unhappy victim
whose Affections it deiineates. We give iii place
in our coiamns with melancholy satisfaction, iu-
dulging a hope that the condition OF the sufferer
will excite the commisseration of his more for
tunatc neighbors, and that they will make an
effort TO relieve him from the horrible situation in
which he is placed. 1t is rather too much In be-
lieve that the citizens Of Connecticut will suffer
such a wanton outrage upon all the feelings OF hui
manly.
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VETINDOW BLINDs.-The subscriber ba. on
wv hand, 80 pairs Z by o Window Blinds, with
trimming. complete, which can be hung at short not
tice, and win be sold cheap, il applied tor soon.
WILLIAM +. CLARKE.
M,v on 81,
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NHE UNDERSIGNED, has taken a room in
l. Larchar's Building, No. Q, Market-square,
where he will faithfully execute any kind of writ
IN, committed to his care. Letters of Administra-
ton, Powers of Attorney, Deeds, wills, contracts and
Conveyances, drawn up. on the most
ting terms. 5. s. SOUTHWORTH.
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CLARK'S

r. +. Slate Lottery and E5ctcHgs Ocfcc, No. 4.
Union RuiIdings
rFOrlers by mail (post PAD enclosing lie
Cash, good PIIze Tickets, ar oppr0r55 5Dyer, thank-
fully received aud promptly a,t,nd; i "a. # address
ed to J. l.. CLARK, P;3sil,re.
June 10.
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ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
EIVE DOLLARS for s 10000! UNIONC ca.
r. NAL LOTTERY, I'd class, new series-to
drawn on Wednesday next.
Scheme.---1 prize of 10000, 1 of 10000
l of 5000, 2~of $3.50, ~ Of 1000, Is OF
500, 81 of 100, SO of 50, lO4 of 20, 1890
Of 10, 1O,6O3 Of 5.
A few Tickets, at SIS for wholes, s 9 50 for
halves, s l rs for quarters, CO 12 cents for cighths,
may be obtained in the above very handsome
scheme, on immediate application at