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NEW STORE,

NO. rs, Wesfminsfey-sksefs
UHAgr L DAwLEy, Myssn,st rAiLss. va
HI keep constantly ~ hand. q rrosfs' s<us-urw
CetA., Csssine,ss, gtrsgs, Jri~"s'ss. A. "a Ne
~~i 6ehA~nshic pN,crn~ anil eolv-.
hl-o, constantly IN hand On estr'-ee .sse~.sN 81
READY UAD CLOTHING: rsusvslna q ttses bf>~hi
olive and rix.d Dress Costs hise, eisve sfer< hro~s
mIsed end Cr,le~n sSe~is and s~ssss,ss htss. hNsA. s'c-.
drsh, MIXED and white nro.drlnh s"d 's.rs~e rsse-
I.ss,; Velvet. rgI. Mo',-tin, Cs~hn~~, J'rs'rws, Ssc~-
es and MsrrciIl-s yssfs.
An Garments ~i~lshzsed &c U.st \ rswtts wsvn
shsii rof nn-wet tho eNree'ntrn. mtfs r"~fh<i, nay h.
returned, ana oshcrs WI 10 nsd-.
70 sarpenis wsihs msde 10 "nisr. and in.rs' ;na'-y
n noTr.
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LOOK AT THIS !

SSMALLEY h TlLLINGHASr have recently received
at their Clothing Wac iioue, No. 3, Canal street, u
prime assortment OF blue, black, brown, olive, green and
mixed Broadcloflis and Cassiineres silk, velvet, and valencia
Vestings superior goats hair Camblets imitation aud com.
mon do Tartan Ilaids green hloS-chah ljaize white and
red fInnncis sattincts Padding drab Dudils Kersoy
Suspenders Gloves and Hosiery.
ALSO, .-
On hand, upwards Of 1900 Ready Made Garments, con-
sisiing at blue, black, olive, aud pixed Dress Coats blue,
brown, olive, and mixed Frocks and Surouis blue, black,
olive, dTab, and mixed Broadcloth and Cashmere Pant ,icons
velvet. silk, tohin.tt. vaiencis and Mar-iIIes Vests ; Brad.
cloth, Cashmere, and Sattinet do goits-hair Can,blet Grei:
Coats and Ci0aks; imitation and common do Plaid do
drab Duff and Kerscy Pea Jackets hue B~naicIoth, Cassi.
mere aud Satiine, Short Jackets Shirt, and Shirt Collars !;
Cravats. sc. SC. all OF which are made In The first ayio,
and workmanship. They invite their friends, oisttniers,
and tho public generally, TO call and examine before they
purchase elsewhere. They intend tu make new arrange
ments IN their business, and are desirals to close their stock
Of Ciothina, Mt unusually low prices, at wholesale and retail,
for CASH. dec IL
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CoNGREss did no business on Friday. ex-
sept that Of a private nature.
Hon. EDWARD LIVINGSTON had arrived
at the Hermitage, to assist Gen. Jackson in
forming his Cabinet.
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OF
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY December Is.
Ship Hazard, Chace, ii DIS from Savannah, with
cotton to Cooke & Brown, c X Stafford Il Co. q
Allen, and J Chaplin & Co. Left brigs Eagle, Mau.
ran, for this port 8; Laurel, Sheldon do 4 or b. Lat
~. lon rs 20, passed the hull Of a sloop apparently
about so tons burthen, deck gone and full Ofwater.
Schr Intention. Phillips, I'm Richmond, with coal
and -four to s Adams Jr.
SUNDAY December II.
Brig George Washington, Harradon. 8 days from
ID Arnold. Spoke on Saturday, off East Hampton
q side Of Long Island). ship Manchester Lee, Az
d. I'm Liverpool for N York. -.
Sehr Messenger, Kelly, I'm Philadelphia, and 40
hours I'm the capes, with merchandise to J 5 Mar
Gin. Dyers 4 Manton, and others. -
Sloop Condor, Wright, fin Hartford, with gin to Z
Dyer & Co.
Sloop Hetty, Smith I'm Stonington.
eloop Reindeer, Davis FIN Troy.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
= Yssk.
MONDAY, December Is.
Sioop New York. Willard, "a hours ir New York,
With -four, iron, hardware Sc. to q Allen, Slater,
). Wardwell & Co. and others. -,
sloop Eloisa, Cook fr Albany, with corn, rye and
Sour.
sloop Victory, Willard fin Freetown.
Sloop Franklin, Brown awcatuck.
Gloop Lucy Emelinc, Spink, Wexford.
sloop George and Mary, Walden I'm Newport.
sloop Mount Moriah, Martin, Warren.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
TUESDAY December 16.
sloop Express, Gardner, "a hours i'm New York,
with merchandise.
sloop Fair Play, jennings fin River Head.
.0loop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
; Sloop Eagle, Reynolds I'm Wexford.
6loop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
: eloop Sarah. Ingraham, Warren.
:; Sloop Cyreen, Simmons I'm Somerset.
CLEARED.
m = rn--- NJ. n.I..-E r.r,;,.,oc n.
Co.
zlBris Pocahonlas. Teal. South America via Will
mineton-L Dyer
,8sis Ann, Cady, Havana-D Cady
nwis (iats ship) Rising States, Carpenter, Savannah
-Humphry & Everett
Brig Henry Bennett. Eaton, Camden
Bckr Curlew, Rogers. Baltimore
Sleep Herald. Brown, New York
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Per Southern Mail.

CD q New York on Saturday, shire Georsis,
easw, Liverpool; America, Evans do; Emperor,
pssaslt. Savsnnsh; brigs Eliza, Matthews, Mexico;
esusiss, wrlie RswssI SIR CAcrs~, Heho,, ~
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HAvRE MARKETS, Nov. 5.

Cottsn.-The arrivals this week amount to 2ls7 bales
from the .States, and 203 from GuadaIoupe. The sales
only amount to 724 bales Of all descriptions. The large
transactions during the previous week, have been put n stop
% during the last The news by the New York packet not
extensive purchases, have produced a stagnation for the last
few days. The market, though quiet, Is steady the guam
THY on hand IL small, and holders are firm. The transactions
are, 81 Sea Island 81 a ABS 10 Louisiana 81. so, and 400
Georgia, Tennessee, &c. 81. so to 96.
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Sailed on Saturday, ship Lion, Chace, New Or.
hsans.
On Sunday, briggs Pocahontas, Teal, for viii.
aiagtsn, to load for s America; Henry Bennett,
Eaton, Camden; schrs Curlew, Rogers, Baltimore;
qssry Clay, Hall, Philadelphia-and others.
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PAPER.
Annn nEtMS VI the fo Inv Ing de~s VivHws', rhs
uOOV imrctri, scp~r loyal, ksysi, nesfenn.
Frlio PIT, Ibr,u, Cap. POI aud isttSr Nratas Ixsrt. ts
pcrini, suyrr RIVAL. Royal, Mrd,u,u sni Dssi Es fs.p,i'1-
Large and small sixel Wrapping. Ccpsura' sarsss', y
hrk coser. i,r,wln=, fsnk N,ls, Ts~s~, W%iis s<
I,ro~s r,nnst. Cartridge, Cara and FIRE. PssSt. e~ sale =
wlolssa,e and retail by the -uireri,sss. wirs - sST'.'s
povrrai large paper nannfaciufie-, wiz ssrriy Ay s,-s'st
Of ps,sr That may 10 " snicd, Al The fne'.p pstr~
nurcHkSS 4 tstRT.
OSt IS IN Fir-; dsr wes II th- pvi6sn
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-tBY LAST A NALL
Latest from Erance.

BY the packet ship Bayard, Capt. Butman,
from Havre, We have received Paris dates TO
the I'd, and Havre papers to the Sd Of Nov.
inclusive. They do not furnish aDs later in
itelligence Of consequence from the seat Of
war. but they fully confirm our previous advi-
ces Of the fall Of varna. The Paris Journal
du Of tho LIST, announces the de-
y parture Of the Emperor Nicholas from Varna
for st. Pctcrsburgh. and adds that the Russian
army was making preparations to so into win
ter quarters. The reduction Of Varna had
created a good deal Of sensation at Frankfort
: on the Main, more especially as the campaign
had been previously considered nearly at an
end.
The Paris Messenger Of Oct. 40 says" All
'the discussions of France with Brazil are at an
END. by an additional article Of the Treaty
~of 1926, the sense Of the 18th article OF this
'trsaty, concerning the respective rights Of bel
efigerants and %neutraIs, is settled IN a clear and
lprecise manner, and conformably TO the cstab-
-1ished principles Of the French Government.
81 convention signed The same day, (Aug. 2i) determines
tho Indemnity to be granted TO the owners Of vessels which
= have been seized and condemned In the La Plata.
"These acts, based upon equity, cannot but rivet the
hands Of friendship which unite the two countries. France
' has proved In this negotiatlon. which has so happily ternin'
ana the Brsziinn Government, in making tia duty to satisfy
lne claims, has given a noble example of loyalty and, good
faith.
= T negotiation with Brazil has been concluded by the
Marquis de Gabrf,c, French Minister NJ Rio, and Vice Ad-
: nini Roussin,s Commander Of his Majcsty's naval foroes.v
According to a Berlin account Of Oct. 20,
: the latest news from the theatre Of war, states
that after the fall Of Varna, Omer VrIone ef-
fected a retreat, and was Immediately pursued
by Prince Eugene dc Wurtemburg. Unofficial
accounts add that the Russian troops have &C.
-supied Burgos.
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THOMAS Al, Parker.

AhOMAb ~ cNs
NANCY ssd " ind,or Chair Painter, respectfully Informs
the psblie that Ne hes tsten the shop forme y occupied
~ Rhodss u. Allen, 70 Msshe~.es-arest, IN. third door frsm
wea,n;n.,sr -sresi, where he will be happy TO receive ssy s.
der IN Nj, ise 81 basissss. Having protured the hsss II sioek,
be bsre- by pusctnsli,y and doing Ls work IN . wokasn,ts
u>sssr, 10 mott Nm shsis II The public patronage
OK HAND,
Isrys nigh bs,t ReetinS Chsip, veil ssi,hsd; Chdren'
o'I'gs sd ,Ti' a'-"'s o"''n, 'A-r f''c""' an
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
PAPER,
RCtMS Broken Printing Paper for shs ny
HI Ice IS SMITH x PARMBNrER

BROAD GOLD BAND CHINA TEA-SETS'
NJ ARROW Band do Cake Plates Sugars and Creams
~ Ia match elegant Britannia TeapUs, new patterns |;
Astral LAMPS stand Lamp SILVER edged Casters bronze
hang Lamps elegant wary handled sets Knives aud Forks
81 pieces Coffee Fit,rers a new article Spice Boxes Su-
gar Boxes Oyster DISHES Oyster Knives and Forks Nut
Picks aud u general assortment Of new aud fashionable
Dec IL MOSES POTTER L co.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW DOOho.
lust received, Domestic Duties OF Instructions To
- Young Married Ladies. on the management OF their
households, and tie regulation oftieir conduct In the various
relations and duties Of Married LIe by AIRS Williams
Pafkes-6nt American edition from thu tlA1 London
edition, with notes and alterations adapted to tho American
reader.
Also, Mrs. sherwood's Primer, or Fir, Book fot children.
For sale by A. I. BlCKWITI,
Dec " 10. Market 1T.
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Il Splendid Fortune for a trife.
XTU would not try for " that could as well ~ not I
w FIFTY DOLLARS, besides q grea,
number of other splendid Capitals, such as 1000, SOW,
$3.50, 1850, lots of 1000 each, COO, 5vO~, &c. sc.
Apply Immediately TO secure tho above splendid Capitals,
thcy are u be had II only called lor- please recolieet that,
and call ut
CLARK'S,
r.. !. statc Lottery wnj Exchange Once, ~, IA and IS,
Market street, cufncr of Cnion buildings.
B7nk Notes examined, and all Lottery information given
grati-.
1T Please call and secure tho C~apilss-,ley Ms always
10 he had Al Head Quarters. Ihe IA
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AT E = THAN O s

0AMAGE En- by tie Lte ERE, win he sold by the
y subscribers nj less than cost, and NIL other goods nj
prices. Several articles ave missing since tho ere, and
perso, WIN can give Information respecting them, will
,onier \ favor hy 80 doing. 4 SWEET,
Dec ~ M 6, Market square.
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MRS. SEAMAN

NEORMS her friends and the public that she VIII 70 com
u mence her schUDl ON Monisy, the Ih of January n,x.
Application 10 lie made At her residence, rear ef No. 20,
Westminster strot, next door 10 the DatlL Dec u
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
vHNIh. -ulscrIa rs have formed a conne>hn In has'sas~,
n under the i'm 1T
J. p. & W. TAYLOR,
and have taken the shop No. no, High riust, whem itsy
viii give tlisr whole time 20 the Merchant Tailoring bist
ne@.
Us p.Sr - Broalclntlls. Cassmerr~, Ncstings, and rvesy
other article usually faind In q Merchant Talors shop.
Liza 'ments viii he made in the best order, and was
nnied u IL. yOHN i. TAYLOR.
Nov, s. Az WILLIAM TAYLOR
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pROkOUNCING TESTAMENT.

PROk0UNCING TESTAMENT.
p. BECKWtTH, Providence. has on hand q svppiy
kAs Of tho rfonouncing Testament, 10 which OIL The
prrer nance, and msny other worts ar, seesned, to lead
10 q correct pronunciation, dec ~
PRONOUNCiAO INTRODUCTION M READER.
A = DECkWtrh has constantly ssupriy Of The Fro
"A noireira Introduction and fronouseing Reader
edited by j. ALoys, J. fer the Use n schools, Ihs n,c Of
which hSrffy sdsrsd N scrurs A. socre'. rrcnuneia-
ton Dec ~
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"ANTED, two apprentices Ut the Book Binding bust
ncss. Apply TO HU~TCIIbSs ORY
Dec II No. !, Markctstrect.
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BANK STOCK,

an SHARES in the Mech.ncs' hank, Prov ,a-p'"
aDVD 50 do in the Exchange de-. d., IS do iu fc Mann
factucis and Mechanics do, da. For suis by
AkIIN kkD.
dec - Stock and Merchandise kr~ksy.
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FURNITURE AND LUMRER.

FURNITURE AND LUMBER.
TUyHE Assigness Of n. G.. ALLEN, have remaining al
II Ware itrom, No. los, Westminster street, q roua a.
soriinent Of Mahogany Iabtes, Bureaus, Stands and bed
steads. ALSO.
An assortment of f.t rate flag and wood seat Chairs
high back R'rkiug Chars, and gut framed l~~king t'la-,r,
with many other nfri,s, which they oh,r to sei n, sr-
than Get. They Irsve On hand n large quantity 81 Hard
ware, consisting III Bel ScScws. Caps ahii !$i hcys, Cir~s;
aud Drawer Iarks, Casfors Of different kiids, lrars nd run
Butts, pianc- Irons, fimerS, Saw Ses, tlass itst Hng~
and Window Sraps, with n handsome ,ss~rtn,rnl oi Conf
mode Rrngs 81 The new est patterns, Brass Ornaments, Is
cntclnepils, SC. &c.
They have remsinin. 10000 feet Of hna mte Hieh Jalt,
well sensoicd; :UJJ do Of CheUyIrs D0,ris AMI Plank;
iOO feet Mahogany Ioards, Plank and JoSi; enno fe~t Of
Cy pr-s Itosrd.; 100 cu,ed venier, very hsni- me, N
logs 81 Mahosany; ?; sets of Bed Posts, which they will sn
very low for Cash.
n ID. Al persons Indebted Ia II. O.. Alien. hy nrie ~ 49,
count, are requested tn call nj M. i05, Westminster sire Z !,
and s,t,lo them by the la of Jsnu'ry next.
]. HAYNES.
=. BRANCH, Assignee.
Dec II I. SACkET.
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NOTICE.
MURRAY's

UCsT rec, lived by 4. q. BECK n iTii, W. -, AaskS-
ID street., froyi.enoe.
Mursy's EIsseist-. n new and yk.ty Improved asss-
tyrfd ed tim, In which all the mir~ At syntsA arr ies. TSAk
and references ny Egun~ are made Ia the rie- ana Vt~o<s-
TINS, by which f.~ sasnar - 10 be esrsc,ed- ~ I. A.
ger, u. ~ Das -
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"REMEMBER Me-"
UUST received, Tie " Remember Me "a Religious aud
- Literary Miscellany, intended As a Christmas and
New. Years Present. For sale by
A. s. BECKwITH,
Dec I. No. 10, Markets..
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Al q Court OF Probate held he Cisrsstows, hn the tsUniy Of
Washington, on t,s 1T day Of l~cosu.wf. A. y. ieX.
A N iDs. Wa presenter N said Cont, fw pcAate,
"A purprrine In be The let WIN and TrAa'ssM y u Hssr
CLAaER, iste u said Cherries Uvn. dreosssd. Tie evOsAl-
stion thereof 10 referred 10 . Csar of rraste ~ 10 ixkGs1 -
the hours Of David Clarke IL snid To~n. a. Qa- 6sS Mo-
day in January pext. nj oeinrk. =. y. NJ " hi<h tipS ssA
pises oil s,"csfhed lbsreA Ay niq-.r and be 'ss-fd m No
DrciS SAMUEL srANTov. .. n.rt.
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Tho brig Be,ssy, Luther, ior S, Bar,s, sailed from
Swanzcy 18th inst.
Sailed I'm New Bedford 18th, brigs MEXICO, wha.
ling; Elizabeth, N Orleans.
Up At Philadelphia 10Th, brig Psnons, Newton.
Panama T. +.
Up at Richmond 9th,' sloop Globe, Baker for this
port.
Az a, Wilmington 3D., brig President Manning I'm
New York.
Thorss,
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NEXT TUESDAY.
NEW.YoRk CONSOLIDATED Lottery, class 18th,
~ 10 IL drawn in New-Smk.
HIGHEST PRIZE si?5O0.
Whale tickets %, and shares IN proponioa-Gor snle nj
MOSES BAKERS,
Dec " Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 i-q, Canal II.
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T>HE subscriber having taken the sand heretofore occ~-
Il pied by biz friend de-. J. r. A,nes, wouid lie happy In
wait On the former customers al Dr. Ames, aud all ~ io wild
favor him with their calls. Ills medicines are warranted! b
lie Of goud qualify, ani pi, ~ with care.
GEORGE ". GAY,
DNc 10 Ma. ~ IL, Wessui,st~r srsi.
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CLOTHS AND DUFFILS.
- BALE Of Outfits and Lion Skins, for great Coats
g do Olive and Blue Bruadclutls- Just received aud fo
sale at unusually low prices, by
MARTIN SToDDARD,
Dec IL No. I, Market square.
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DELAWARE FIRE COMPANY,

At stated NEE ing # the Delaware FIRE Company held
the Tow Hall, 4ts mo-. 17th,-the following officers
,uly chose' the company the ensuing year
pfesilent-Naslon Bets
Ecs Presitent-Leas Rumford.
Observation-Disclosures - Peterson.
Treasurer ~-John M'Lear
Engineers j, Mendnha!l John Gipin, Samuel NJ
La y, wills. Person. Mshlon etis, James Simpson Jr,
Gu ri $ L Steckle,, bed Noblct
Committee cf iccoants Vincent Gilrn, Chalke. Somers
Jesse NJ ntnlall
DiED-A his residence ia I5l Elk In s6red, SunA
day last, JOSEPH ENGLAND, Esq, 70, nauy years O.
member Of tie iloase Representatives this State, and
at the time of his death Senator ficm this l;oun,y
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ESSEX, .Ms-There are about 40 vessels now
building in the town of Essex. number have
also been launched this season.
Infant Schools.--A Society of Ladies was FORM
cd in the City Of Boston on Tuesday last, which
has resolved to establish one or more Infant
Schools. liberal subscription was commenced
in furtherance of the object, on which four differ
ent ladies' placed 500 each.
Pride mast hare .faN.-At recent ball in
Paris, in the midst of the dancing the floor gave
way. and all the company, about $50 in number
fell into the room beneath. Several were wound, :
ed, and the general situation of the parties. one
ady expressed herself was .qute peculiar and
exceedingly indefnte.''
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be false. But all this false " circumstantial eva
dence," would have appeared under oath, fit had
not been discovered that the people regarded the
sworn certificates, IN the same light that they do
Bnns' coffin hand bills and his forgery Of Harris's
letter, all of which we believe the Journal most
obediently transferred TO its columns. We believe
Them that this show OF regret is hypocritcal cant,
and that this mode of suppressed expression, this
sort Of insnuation, is made in pursuance of an
experiment. by which it is intended to try, if the
people cannot be easier made to believe falsehoods
thus insidiously paImed upon them. than BY DE-
rect charge. Of all modes of attack this is the
most assassin-likc and abomnable. and for black
ness of purpose. is not exceeded by any Of the
forgerics and ISLANDERS that have preceded it. But
let it go The older it gets and the oftener le"
peatet, the more bold in wickcdness the minions
af power will become, and fully verify the old
adase, that those whom the Gods mean to de.
strcy they first make mad.'' IF this worse than
abominable SANDER, does not, yond all possibility
Of redemption, seal with eternal nfamy the coali-
ton, we shall have been utterly deceived, in our
estimates Of the virtue and good sense Of the
people.
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Grand Lodge Of Delaware.

special communication Of The Grand Lodge of Della
IA will be held Wilmington. Monaoy. the 5ts
day Of Nay ner at 10 o'clock A. NJ for The purpose Of
laying the founatnn-,tone of the Second Presby erian
Church Of Wilmington. The subordinate Lodges
quesed attend by their representatives, and all the breh
rem within sound of the gavi invited TO be and
join in the ceremony BY order efh II. w Grand csses
WILLIAM L. READ,
Aprii 28th, 1928 SO-2t Grand Secretary,
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A .A'EW .a.N'n CHEAP
AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

~ Of lhrket and High Sreets,-where may be had
the low prices. the following articles with all
others Kept any establishment of similar character
Sugars, Coffee, Teas l.fe of man, Perfect Loves
Pepper AsPice, Cloves, Nut Cinnamon, Peppermint and
megs Annseed Co dla!s
Mustard Ginger, Bengal and Sugar House Moasses
ST anish inlgo West India do.
Choc,l,te, Of list and 81 quail Winter strand Oil
ity IS do do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles ndCommcn de-
Flasks Goa rse Salt
Rhode Island, Pine Apple and Ground do
Sap Sage Cheese Fine do.
Cograc Brandy and Iiollan. Msckerel No l. 9 and in
Gin Barrels and Half Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and americana Rice and Barley
Brandy Almonds and Raisins
Rum and American Spermaceti, Mould and cor1s
Gin mon Candles-wth
MADEIRA and Port Wine sortment of Drooms Brush.
Lisbon and lenerif1e Wine es &c. SC.
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mission GEO. LOCKYER.
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La Perousc.-A letter has been received IN
Dublin, dated on board an E. |. Companys ship.
At New Zealand, Nov. 7. 1897, which states"
cave the pleasure to inform you OF our safe arrival
lerc after successful voyage to ascertain the tate
La Perouse and his ships. They were both
Erecsed the same night on reef OF. the Nance,
island, situated in latitude IL, 40, south, and
Hngltudc 1877 east One of the ships sunk in deep
sater, after striking on reef Of rocks, and all on
'oard persisted the other was thrown on the reef,
anu those Of the crew who escaped were able to
ave from the wreck materials enough to build
ana's vessel at place called Paiou, where many
y mem were killed by the natives, but were ena,
lec to finish their little vessel, in which they all
o e' the Island, with the exception of two mem
oae OF these mem died about three years since,
ale other left the island in canoe, and his tate
unknown; most likely he persisted, as we have
,s'tcned all the adjacent islands but could obtain
~ Information Of him-