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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
University Of VIRGINIA.

there is POST OFFICE established here all the
letters, newspapers, pamphlets, magazines, &c. ia
e nded for Professors, Students, and other residents Of
In is place, may be dheeted Immediately the University
of Virginia. Automatic county, unless otherwise ordered
a. s. BROCKENBROUGH, p. NJ.
June 13 4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
MHEAT-

HNHE subscribers wish for fry thousand
a bushels of good Wheat, deliverable James rive
below tide water, for which the will paid on deli
very. Apply to SAMUEL MoRDRCAI & Co. Petersburg,
JOSEPH MARX g. SON
June - 40 If Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
Shannondale SPRINGS,
MAY 30
256 Packages of Fresh Dry Goods.
FLEMING & EDWIN JAMES s. Co.
MARKET BKInGr

HUE heceired The fo!to,eine Dry Goods-
Gases aud bales eli Cloths and Cass:meges, comprising
chiOce assortment of colours and qualities
Bales rose and point blankets, ;ed kesseys and napt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

Young man has offered in one Of Tie New Yc -, Mons
- htt 2JOO dollars with security for pnve az. iat lie
VII complete III year, Attenuation Cess raver cc,a
Ia skill TO the Turk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

he PennSylvania Canal Loan of 100000 has been
obtained irou the Philadelphia Farmers aud
Mt1n'ncs o""k OF Phiiai'rin', five per interest
iUr every SIO0 stock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

~Segnius ir!itant annos deniissa per aurem
guam que stunt ocuiis, su1jee4a tidelibus Z; cue
Sibi ipse uadi sprCtator."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
Vol. UI.-No. AZ.

your wives aud children, and all who look to Won for
P'o'ecuon rom exposure 10 The brutal iDsoence of
savage sodiery-!n place from whence there is no re-
treat and with no hope o. safety, but the courage of
lew brave, bui undiscipiuej illa:ned defenders ar,
against three times their number of weIlappoint-
cd veterans, hot the scent of carnage and booty
when you have seen and felt this the impression is never
elaced-- ~ -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
Nineteenth COngress.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY. Anril 3.


Tho resolution proposing an amendment
10 the Constitution, thatno person who has
been twice elected President of the United
States shall again be eligible, was read
tho third time, and passed-ayes -, noes
z.
The bill giving the right of pre- -emption
10 certain settlers in the Territory of Flo
rda, and the BID amending the act to re-
gulate the collection of duties on imports
and tonnage, were engrossed for a third
reading.
TUESDAY, April 4.
The bill granting redemption rights to
certain settlers in the Territory of Florida,
aud the bill amending the act concerning
the collection of duties on imposts and ton
mage, were read the third time and passed.
The Committee OH Finance were in
structed TO inquire into the eXpediency of
reporting bill to repeal the duty ON im-
ported salt.
80. WEDNESDAY, April ).
The resolution denying the power of the
executive to appoint public ministers, and
the resolution proposing to exclude mem
bers Of Congress from being appointed to
civil Offices, were made the order of the
day for Monday next. The bill making
an appropriation of 100000 for the pur-
pose Of removing distractions in the River
Savannah was ordered to be engrossed for
a third reading. The Senate then went
into the consideration of Executive busi-
ness.
THURSDAY, April 6.
A bill was introduced by mr.. Benton, to
suthorize the President of the United
States to sell certain Lead, the property of
the United States, in the State of Mssou-
ri. The bill for removing distractions in,
and deepening the channel of, the harbor
,OfMobile, was ordered to third reading.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
Nautical fntrlIigrner.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

CLE.9RED,
Ship Geo. Champlih, Winslow, Havana.
Sch Katy, Barlow, Wareham.
Sloop Mariner, Whitiord, Wareham.
Soop Earl, Barlow, Warcham.
Sloop B. ID. Jones. Manchester, n York.
.4RRF AIS. .t-.
THURSDAY. April Carr. sloop Nancy g.
Polly, of and fir. Warren,
Sloop Fisher, Prisby, of and fr. Taunton,
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, of and fr.
Westport, o..
Sloop Betscy g. Charlotte, Hathaway, of
and for Wareham fr. Warren,
Sloop Albion, Barker, OF Norwich, fr.
Prov. for N. London.
FRIDAY,-arr. sloop Ann Mara, Gard
ner, fr. Prov. for N. York.
Sloop Henry, West, Of and for n. Bedf.
fr. Prov
Sloop Anna, Swain, ofand for Nantuck-
eft, fir. Prov.
SATuRDAY--arr Sloop Susan, Ebburn, of
and fir. Prov. for Hartford,
Sloop Venus, Bliss, fr. N. York.
SuNDAr--srr. Sloop Fame, Allen, of and
for Nantucket, fr. Prov. .-...y.
MoNDAY--arr. sloop Comet, Baker, OF
and fr. Yarmouth, for Hartford.
Slocp Wellington, Blake, of and fir.
Taunton, for New Bedford.
Sch. Fame, Jacobs, of and fr, bingham,
for ~ York.
TUEsDkY-arr. sloop William, Phillips,
Of and for Taunton, fir. n. York.
....... MEMORANDA. . .
Brig John, Norris, was at Havana, 18th
ult. loading for this port
Leff at st. Thomas 18th. mar. brig Sea
Bird, Carr, unc. when to sail
Left at St, Thomas 18th ult. Hunter, Carr,
for Wilmington N &. in DDS.
Left at Tampico, mar. II, schr. General
Warren, Just arr. fir. Charleston
Arr at Charleston, 81 ult. schr. Jane, Viii,
cox, Sds fir. Matanzas.
Spoken mar. 18th, LAT. "a 40, lon So, west,
ship Elbe, Stanhopc, of this port, I6ds. out II,
Havana, bound TO Europe.
Brig Rival, Phillips, of this port, arr. at
Bordeaux 22d Feb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
UirN,

In this town, yesterday morning, .Mthia
Johnson, colored woman, in the 42d year Of
her age.
On Tuesday evening last, mrs. Abigail Wal.
lace, widow of capt. James Wallace, and
daughter of the late col, John Gardner, of this
town, aged 70 years. Funeral on Saturday
afternoon, at 3 3oclock from her late residence,
in the rear of the State House, formerly occu-
pied by Elizabeth Hosier
At Savannah, drowned, mr. Nicholas Will
son, formerly of this town, chief uiate of the
ship United States he has left wife and four
children in New-York, TO lament his less.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

0FNOTlCE.-The person who feloni-
ously took from the lock of the outside
door Of this Office. some two or three
months since, a large KEY, aud disposed
of it as old iron, at Store in this town,
had better call here and make reparation
for the offence, if lie wishes not to be ex-
posed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

James Tiliey, TO miss Harriet Melville. dargh-
ter oftho late mr. Thomas Melville, all OF tins
town.
In Centrevile, Warwick, on Sunday even
ing last, mr.. Isaiah c. Haswell, 10 miss Ehla-
ann Greenman, daughter Of mr.. Silas Green
man, OF this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
CHArLrsrows, April 5, 1896.

CHArLEsrowN, April 5, 1896.
THfS Is TO CERTIFY, That Mr.. Wn
L JAMES TILLEy, called on me some time
last November, requesting me to give mr.. J..
0. BURDicK an extension of payment for tile
notes then held against him, one of which
was then due, and in the hands OF Dir. DAVIS,
at Newport, for collection, and ordered to be
sued, unless paid on security given for the
same. mr.. Tiley appeared to me obe acting
from the purest motives, as a friend Of mr.
Burdick, did decline giving mr. Burdick
any extension. thon proposed TO scI my
demands to mr.. Tilley, but he declined pur.
chasing, until he found that he could effect
nothing by way of extension, he then made
me an offer for all the notes, which, | accept
ed. think mr. Burdick ought TO consider il
as friendly act in mr.. ! llcy ms he would
have been sued, had il not been settled.
III repeat again that nr. Tilley appeared
10 he governed by the best motives, and set
tied with me to my perfect satisfaction.
ISAAC MEAD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
alarrtf1,.

In this town. on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev, DIR. Patten, Edward T. Claiming,
Esq. Professor &c Harvard college, Canl-
bridge, 70 miss Henrietta a. $. Ellsry, daugli-
ter of William Ellery, Esq.
In the % Bap,is, meeting house, on Sunday
morning last, y TAG Rev. mr.. Gsmrne1 ir,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

Court Of Probate, TirertoH, .Aprd 3, 1926.
WHEREAS PEAcE ALLLS, Executor,
w named in the last VIII and Testa-
ment Of Beriah Allen, late Of Tiyertop dc.
ceased, presented the same to this court =,
Probate, and the court therer-- ,on defer. ,be
consideration thereof to tb' s,s, mon a.niu .su
May next, at the dwell ,na oSGeoT+,o 90 -
ton inssId Tiverto- At / o,clo.kp'w. No.
tee is hercbv ,dycn 70 all persons in,e.
"a :, :" ALI estate, TO appear at the time
1 = ACT aforesaid, ifthey see cause, and
-hey shall DC heard. by order.
l ep. l3l TlloS. DURPEE, Clk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

The Hon. Robert Gordon has been ap-
pointed Minister Plenipotentiary from G.
Britain TO the Emperor of Brazil, and Ar
thur Aston, Esq. Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
!. MtseeIIameouS Ttems.
WAsHINGToN, April 7.

A gentleman arrived in this city from
ST. Louis, informs Of the death of Alcxan-
der M. Nair, United States Agent for the
Usage Indians, and late Governor Of the
State of Missouri.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
FRESH BEEF.

DROPOSALS in writing will be receiv.
4 ed by the subscriber, until the 25th
day OF May next, for supplying FRESH
BEEF TO the Troops in the Harbor of
Newport, for One Year, commencing on
the 5th day Of June. The Beef to be of a
good and wholesome quality, in Quarters,
with an equal proportion of each, in such
quantities as may be from time to time re-
CURED, not exceeding twice in each week,
ON sach days as shall bc designated by the
Assistant Connnissaty Of Subsistence.
GEO. WEBB, Lit. a.. Act'g. Asst.
Com'sy. Of Subsistence.
Fort Wolcott, April l3. iHe6
The editors OF tin Newport Mercury are
requested 20 insert the above till further no
tice
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
WOOD.


PROPOSALS in writing will be re-
d ceived by the subscriber, until the
Both day of April, for supplying WOOD
for the use of the Troops IN the harbor Of
Newport, not exceeding III The whole
Three H,mdred Cords. The delivery TO
commence as soon as practicable after the
contract is made, and be completed Nv the
lst day Of October neSt---the whole to be
sound, merchantablc Oak Wood, and to
measure l2S cubic feet to the Cord.
BoNDs will be required for the faithful
performance Of the contract, supported by
two good and sufficient sureties.
GEO. WEBB, 1t, g. Act'g.
Asst Quar-. Master.
Forty Wolcott, April l3, 1896. .,..
The editors of the Newport Mercury, and
Providence Patriot, will please insert the a.
bovc till further notice, and forward their nc
counts Ia this Office. ..-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

Extract ofa letter from Washington, to the
editors of the New York Statesman, da-
ted April 5, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

"The dispute which took place in the
House of Representatives, on Saturday,
between Mcssrs. McDuifie, Trinble and
Vance, will end as it began, in words only
there will be no duel"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
THE GREEKS AND TURKS.

Paris papers Of the 9th has been receiv-
cd in London. The British Press of the
Ilth says "tssy contain accounts extracted
from the .1usiria, ObstTrer, which seem
to couhrm the favorable intelligence bc-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

GEORGETOWN, (Ken.) March Give
learn from gentleman who left Frankfort
early yesterday morning, that the case oi
Bcauchainp (the supposed murderer OF
Col Sharp was before the GRAND Jury Of
Franklin County, who, it was supposed,
would find a true bill against him some
time during the day, and he would be put
upon trial.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
.TorftDn.
BosToS, April 10.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The ship Jasper, Crooker, arrived at
this port yesterday, in the remarkably short
passage Of twenty-five days from Liverpool
furnished London dates to tie llh and
Liverpool TO the 18th March, We make
the following extracts;-
The papers gives further accounts Of
commercial distress; especially in Germa-
nv: out there were at the last indications
ofimprovemcnt in almost every part of the
country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
a. NOTICE. ID
WWe j. TILIEYa

No. Il9 Thames Street,
.HAVING purchased Large Assortment
j. OF GOODS for almost nothing, takes |
the following method 10 inform his friends aud
the public in general, Of the prices of man
articles, and pledges his word that LIS wlp ic
stock shall be- sold equally cheap.
Among his Goods are the following
Cotton platillas, almost 3-i wd.
:, Tor only = c'.s yard
BcdtickiDgs, for only ~ els :"
81 checks, good blue, for only p9i2cts
Quite good caicocs IA lJN ~ I2l.2cis
American callcoes, ST ,ut, for I6 eta
French muslin drcsg -s,5 yds lplg,
yd wide, for oily 100 els dres.
American gingh ans, good, at II cts yard
Smrtings over yd wide, for f,nly IL ~ els
Brown culb' dcs for bonrc'.s, I6 cts.
Caroline p aid, quite gopd for - cts
flands OF se gauze hdkis. for % ctspiece
Tag si.k hdkis good, " ~ each
Nv ,inett lsens I'd .;de, a little
soiled, and very fine, for only s5 cts yard
.dix'd cassiInerc, double nilled,
and good, for only 100 cts {"
Linen lace odgings, handsome, 40 cts "
Ribbons almost TO give away.
ALSO Very nice broadcloths, plain and
striped cassimcres, musns Of every dcscrip
ton, shntings snd Greetings, super linen cam
brics, long lawns, shirtng linens, dalnask dla
pers, n superb lot Of prints, Italian and Cantor
grapes, Grape liese, and many other articles
too numerous 20 mention.
1TAlso jnst opened. One case leghoff
Hats, md Crowns aPf'I3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13
R.ICE, flour &c.

Couri Of Protate, Tiverton .4pra 9, 1876.
nIHEREAS Benjamin Mumford, At
w torney TO Anna Shrievc, Executrix
TO the last win and testament Of John
Shrieyc, late of Tiverton, deceased, has
presented her account of Administration
for settlement and allowance: The Court
referred the consideration thereof to the
first monday Of May next at 9 o'clock, PM
that notice. be given to all parties interest
cd, by publishing this order in one Of tho
Newport papers, to the intent that all par.
ties interested may appear and be hcufd, IL
they see cause. BY order,
IHOS. DURFEE, Clerk.
A Dumjel Of advertisements unayoidably
deferred,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

The trial Of Isaac B. Desha, in the Har-
risou Circuit Conrt, was, on motion of the
Attorney for the Commonwealth, postpon-
ed until the next Jrne term. The absence
of IVA aesses, whose testimony was thought
10 be essential for the Commonwealth, was
the ground Of the postponement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

tits stated that Captain James Biddle, Of
Philadelph is appointed TO command the
United States squadron for the protection
ofour commerce of the coast Of Brazil.
hc will sail in the frigate Macesonian,and
be accompanied by two sloops ofwsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

NEw.YoRx CASAL.-By the annual re-
port Of the Canal Commissioners, publish
cd in the Albany Argus, it appears that
the tolls collected last year exceeded those
of 1894 By q sum Of s22l AGA: tits suppos-
ed the revenue Of the Canals for the pres
ent year will reach Sl,I00,0O0, while the
disbursements Will not exceed JjJ,000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

A Dumjei Of adyeI,isemen,s unayoidably
deferred.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

that A ousrum was present, on motion
of Mr.. Webster all further, proceed.
;ngs were waived, and the House pro.
ceeded tn business.
Mr.. McLane Of Deleware, from the
Committee on Ways and Means re.
ported a bill making further appro.
priations for ten sloops Of war, and
re-appropriating certain balances car.
ried to the surplus fund ; which was
twice read and committed. Tie
same gentleman reported another bill
authorising the Washington Monu.
ment Association to imphrt into Bus.
ton Statue of Washington, free Of
duty which bill was also twice read
and committed.
On motion of>Mr. O'Brien the com.
lnittee ON Commerce were instructed
to inquire into the expediency of au.
thorising the Treasury department, to
Iapply the principles df the law Of A.
Drill 4th, 1918. relating to certain fish,
ling vessels under similar circumstan.
Ices since the passage of said act.
The House proceeded to consider
! the amendments of the Senate 10 the
bin further TO amend the Judicial
System Of the United States; which
amendment proposes change in the
Circuits, and provides that the judy.
les shall reside in the circuits to whic,
they are allated.
| Mr.. Webster moved that the HOUSE
disagree to the said amendment. and
. after brief debate, the motion wa:
adopted. Ayes 10, noes 60.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

Arrived at Boston, on Sunday last.
brig Pharos. Merchant from Sierra
Leone. While at Sierra Leone the
9th Of Dec. last. boat was sent On
board from the English Sioop Of War
Redwing, Capt. koering, who forc,
bly, took from the Pharos, two of her
crew, and carried them on board the
2edwing. Capt. Merchant, protested
against such conduct. and demanded
of the commander the restoration Of
his men. and finally. after lapse of II
days, one Of them having an American
protection, was returned ; the 0theI
having none, was detained.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

Messrs. Smith g. Parmenter, ofProv-
idence, have now in press a volume OF
the poems ofMc. Robert s. Coffin, bet.
ter known as the Boston Bard. We
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

Letters from Newport state that the
Hon. Samuel Eddy, has been appointed
to fiji a vacancy on the bench ofthe Su'
prerne Judicial Court. This is un'
doubtedly intended to recompense Mr.
Eddy for the loss he met with last au
tumn we wish him many a haPP,
tIays travel over the state, with hi
portmgntau on his back, after the man
mer Of the present members OF tn
Bench.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

trust these gentlemen will be remuner-
ated for theis attempt to benefit Mr.
Coffin, and that the citizens of New
England will not withhold their mite
when Il will not only make comfortable
the last sickness Of one Of its citizens
but will snatch from oblivion some o
the finest poems Of which we cal
boast.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

The attention Of the mercantile com.
munity has again been drawn by wri-
ter in Noah's National Advocate, to the
vexatious and oppressive manner in
which questions of salvage continue to
bo adjudicated at Key West. The. nav.
igation round the Florida reef into tn.
Gulf Stream. as all our readers know.
is one Of the most dangerous on the
whole line Of our sea board. Vessels
are frequently grounded, and partial
damage ensues. though rarely total
loss. The wreckers of Key West,
"a set Of men who trade in the misfor.
tunes Of their fellow creatures un
der late law. were in the habit Of ex
ercising an irresponsible despotisn
over the ship and cargo. The author
tiles and auctioneers Of that place wer
willing instruments and participators il
these fraudulent measures:
Their fragrant Alegality, however
provoked the publick indignation. ant
on the representation of Mr.. Van Bureu
we believe, Congress repealed the law,
under which such ruin0us ,lecisoH
were made. 1t is now a question ofar.
bitration, for Congress did not think
proper to enact any new statute, ant
the results Of such arbitrations are al
most as fatal to the interest Of the own
ers and insurers rs before. Two case!
came to our knowledge yesterday. which
strongly prove the necessity Of more
efficient legislative security:
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

Spurious coins, representing six pen
ny, shilling and two shilling pieces ART
are in circulation in Newly ork They
are clumsily executed and may be read
lily detected on examination, the figures
not being in relief:
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

The 81. Lawrence is free Of ice, and
the steamboats, are leaving their winte1
quarters.
Opinions dbr0ad.-Extract Of a lett
ter from a Washington correspondent
to the editor ofthe Wyoming (Wilkes
barre) Herald, (Penn.) "AmUng thd
great number Of speeches delivered
| enclose YOU one delivered by Mr.
Pearce, of Rhodc-Island. | send h1
in preference to any other. because, \
you should think proper to make any
extracts, know his remarks would
be acceptable to a great number o
your readers, who are emigrants from
that State. small in territory but srea'
~ intelligence and moral power. sA1
is ably represented. Mr.. Burgess is
man Of great eloquence. Mr.. Pearcs
is spirited and able debater. II
by sending such men, men Of talents
that Rhode-lsland sustains her h'D'
standing"
;. A man named Silas d. Reed, OF y
Carolina. was arrested in Charleston
: short time since, charged with Ia,
ing committed forgery upon the tn'
ted States War Office. lnforbat,O.
it appeared had been received Of u
f being in the city. and the expedie'
of detecting him by means Of addfe,,, :,
ling him letter through tthe Post "
6ce, proved successful. A h'"' ',y,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-06

The 81. Lawrence is free Of ice, an
the steamboats, are leaving their winte
quarters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
FALL DRY GOODS.

nm. " OHpID KYLE & Co
III AVE received by successive arrivals since the
10th ult very extensive supplies of Fail and
Wnter Goods, and are now enabled TO offer an
assortment, believed 10 be nearly perfect at prices
which II Is hoped will meet the expectation of pur-
chssers; among them are
Cough Braithwaite's napt cotfons
Saitlnets, linsey woolsey, coatings and variety
Wsiout woolens, suited for negro clothing
Medium and supertine blue, black and fancy
coloured cloths and cassmeres
Blue military cloth. at reduced prices
Cambria, jaconet, null and book musIin,
Several cases calicoes, comprising handsome
variety oil rich new patterns
grapes, bombaZines, Circassans and CHILEAN
stripes
Gauze, Barge and Gro de Naples hdkfs. and
scarfs
Irish linens, shirtings and diapers
Plain and figured bombqzetts
OzaoTgs, Dowlass and Porter sheetipp
a large stock OF domestic shirtings, shee,ings.
plaids and checks of various quality
fisnnels, plains, drab cloths, SC. SC
dfso-- iIesh assortment Of .s Anker,' boI,ins
cloths iron 10 s inclusive, said TO be of verT
superior fabric ~
Sept. 70. 40 IS