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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-27

Of the advocate Of absenteeism, 10 whom :,
address myself more particularly heresf;. s"''
Ireland, instead Of not producing suffci.r, r
the sustenance Of its inhabitants, produrs, ~
more than they ever consume, EXPORTING a .,...
er quantity Of its edible products than nrob,t,:
any other country OF equal extent in the wbo,!.
world. had collected the annual return. IS
its exports Of this nature for series Of ys,''
past, when, at the moment ] was ins.,,;'s
them, a condensated statement Of them .,s
period particularly calculated to put The On.
ton to the severes, test, met my eve. H.,
contained in useful little work, entitled g.,
tis,ical Illustrations, in the emphatic lan,us.
Of whose author l shall present il: with any
norance and per.inacity ?resumptuous as Il.
expatialions aud assertions adverted 10 ,h,'.
are faIacious and delusive, (alludinp to ,o,r.
previous remarks on absenteeism,) il is ,s,s,,
ed that The misery Of Ireland arises from an .,
cess Of population beyond the power Of II.
country to supply subsistence; but ia the f,r.
Of such asse rtion, and willis, an appeal was h.
ing made in Englad to rescue Ireland from,
famine, and subscription OF 3o4, 1871, in 1900
was raised on that plea, 3o,ss2I. only Of which
was expended for articles Of subsistence, ami
9,374l. more in potatoes for seed: the remsinde,
being distributed in money! (much Of which
doubtless found its way into the pockels Of III.
absentee landlords. Ireland exported article,
Of subsistence alone, TO no less an amour, (st
the very reduced value Of tia. year raan 4,sIs.
1921; and in the three years, 1921, 1929 and
1923, ,orhe enormous amount Of upward. Of
sixteen millions; whilst nearly the whole Of the
remaining exports, to the amount Of upwsr.
Of ten millions more, in those three years, v.,.
composed of the products Of the Irish soil'-
Whether the immense quantity Of cured pro.
visions which Ireland supplies, in her own
ports, 20 the royal navy, as well as the merchsu,
shipping of this vast maritime empire, has to
be added 10 these enormous amounts, | have
not ascertained, nor is it necessary; the argus
men, is abundantly triumphant either way. Ia
the face, then, of such facts as these, the h,r>
dihood Of a,,ributing the misery Of ireland to
a population redundant and excessive, in re,
ference to the me ans Of subsistence there pro.
duced, and Of the appeal constantly made to
tina, country iE proof Of the principle Of popu,
la,ion, as now explained, is certainly wi,hOri
parallel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-27

We hear it stated that man named MAE
fer,y, residing in Pine alley, below South street
on Friday night, tied his wife by The hair Of
her head TO the bed post, and beat her in 4
shocking manner with an axe handle; he sfle'.
wards cut her throat, and was in the act Of
throwing her from the chamber window, when
he was detected by some Of his neighbors, TAX
en- before magistrate and committed. We
hear that the woman died on Saturday. The
reports were so various, that we could no, as,
certain further particulars Of the case.
U. S GarGh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-27

rel no longer. Were matters vo "IS
wear themselves 10 spindle, and die for want amt
of mere aesh ard pulse-which we e'ns,ue. ss
after combat, like the adverse though honorable ;a
knights Of Ole, when fatigued with war; IKE
the lion and the lamb of scripture; let 'he's III.
,ercourse be not whit less sociable than !" 10
hostility had ever been.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-27
From the New.York Statesman.
EDITORIAL DINNER.

The editors of Boston, and the adjacent coun.
try, have had second eating convention, as a
testimony of respect on the event of Major Rus
sells retirement. Mr.. Hale of the Daily Ad-
vertiser presided, assisted by Mr.. Clapp of the
Evening Gazette. Mr.. Buckingham intro
duced among the guests, John Pren,iss, Esq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED SILK

AMERICAN MANUF ACTURED SILK
IL mus, be gratifying TO every friend Of GU.
country, to find that in most instances where
the genius and eDierprisr of Americ ais, have
been directed to the attainment of any branch
OF Domestic Manufacture, success has been am
pie and satisfactory. The day cannot be dis
'ant, when the Manufacture If Silk, will be-
come oil deep interest to the people Of this coun>
trV, and the proceedings already adopted in
Congress, show that the subjert is viewed as
one Of much Importance 20 the Nation. Oaio,
which deserves the apellation Of the Garden
Spot of the Unired States, Is turning its a,ten-
ton to the subject; and the fine climate, kind
soil, and well known industry and talent Of the
population, must render The Manufacture of
Silk great acquisition to the commerce Of the
State, connected as that commerce must be,
shortly with The trade OF Baltimore, through
the medium Of the Rail Road.
The Cincinnati Chronicle Of the z6th Janus
airy, saws
"a f,w pounds Of sewing silk, handsomely
colourrd, have been brought from Sapdusky 10
this city for sale by Mr.. William Butler, who
is devoling himself 10 the rearing Of the silk
worm on an extensive scale. The specimen
which was shown to US, had fine even thread,
eqsal in strength and beauty to an imported
silk.
Every experiment, that has yet been made in
Ohio upon the culture Of silk has given salts
factory proof that the soil and climate are adj
mirably adapted 10 the growth Of both the null
berry and the worm. 1t only requires little
enter prise upon the part of the CITIZENS to make
the manufacture Of silk in Ohio the source of
great wealth. The article Of silk might be
made to the Miami country, VIVA, cotton is 10
the Southern States"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
Prom the New York Daily Advertiser.

| Prom the New York Daily Advertiser.
| A letter from HAVANA 10 the Editors OF the
Satesmap, dated January gath, states tina: the
Asia "a Mexican ~ which has arrived at We
| ra Cruz. will join Porer's squadron, and De-
ing reinforced by this ship and q frigate about
| TO join his fee, from Baltimore,that he intends
| 10 take field. The prevalent opinion, however,
at Havana was, that Com. Porter cannot cope
with the Spanish force on the Havana station
under Laborde, consisting OF TWO 74's, TWO
frigates, six briggs and several sloops OF war all
we'll manned. The writer saws
"The decree of Com. Porter,as published in
Boston paper, has reached the Havana Gre
a,ed strong sensation among The merchants.
If carried into execution, its consequence
10 our trade may readily be foreseen. In a word,
the relative position Of the United States, Mex
leo and Cuba is at present no way Satisfactory
and requires the utmost vigilance well as
prudence on the part Of our Government"
Extract of letter 10 the Editors of the New York
Morninr Courier, dated Paris, Nov 18th, 1897
You will see by the papers the horrid mas
sacres that have BEEN committed in the streets
Of Paris, upwards Of 90 citizens have been kill
led and wountrd-l7 killed on the side of the
Military. 10 officers ard lo2 privstes were
wounded. All This is very alarming, and God
knows how far it will go. You may also re-
mark that Consilu ,ional ma ;ori,y is secured
in the elections; we may therefore hope to 5r
rid Of The presen. ministrv. though il is said
Willie is now naneuvring with one of the
parties. de ,iroi,,) and it is not impossible but
he may maintain hims,l by dismissing all the
other ministers, and making some constitution
al conce ssions-I hope it will not be the case.
|, is SAID the King is determined to hold him
at the head of he ministry, and the motives
he gives for his attachment to Villele, Is that
he was the only man who protes ed against
the charter in is24.-He fully believes the
disturbances in Paris to be the work of ,ht
police TO make the people believe that the
revolution was renewed, and 10 keep in
favour Of the ministry, the result CT which
would be to Brighten the king, and in
duce him to strike a decisive blow in
rase the ministry should not obtain a MAJ
iority. We mus, expect some great events
70, the danger seems imminent NJ awhile La
Con Royale goes on with great zeal, and every
honorable man hopes some important revea-
tons will be The result of his Investigations
Greatevenls are coming forward, and ve-
ry interesting crisis for the nation, seems APP
preaching; more SD since the Ottoman seems
determined MOTTO give up his pre,ensiUns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
From tie Cinsin.afG Gazette.

JhCkSON Sen I.MENI 1,
The following :oast was drank at a Jackson
dinner, on the 9th inst. in Columbia township,
Of this county:
"rhe Constitution Of the United Sta,es:-
Perfectly secure with Jackson al the helm, and
a life Guard composed Of such men as Branch,
Eaton, Randolph, Benton and McDufHe.'
Sxrely this must be intended as burlesque.
Branch made furious speech against MIR.
Clay. Eaton is an enemy OF the Tariff Ram
dolph has attempted TO pull down every adj
uiinIs,rasien that has been termed. Benton is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
From the New York Nationai Advocate,
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

r hSNh NE " SNLf-
By the Kentucky, we have our Fl es Of papers
TO the 22d Of January, inclusive. The papers
do not contain any thing Of Importance. 4
duel took place on the 10 h January, between a
Mr.. Yaux, and Judge Leonard. which proved
fatal 10 The former-he survived but two min
utes.
An Administration meeting has been h"ld at
Nachez, and circular issued 10 those who
are opposed 10 the election Of Gen. ckson, to
attend general meeting to be held IN MAJ chez
on .he Esd January
The Mercantile Advertiser Of J,nuary ls h /,
savs:-"Our int. lligence from the S ate of Mis-
sissippi is such tha we now bcg" TO calculate
that she will Join Louisiana in sustaining the
national administration This is unexpected
to many, from the ciI cum tsnce. III II some Of
her public men have attempted to dag her IN
TO the opposition ranks, where she now Stsnds
nv the public conduct OF her representatives,
The administration party forms no lnconsIder-
able portion of that sta,e-as Na,chez, Port
Gibson, Pearl River, Vicksburg, and other pla>
ces we'll attest"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
MARRIED,


On the 9TH inst in Prince william County, Va. by
the Rev. J. E. Weems, Mr. JAMES PURCELL TO Miss
CATHARIyE A CLARKE.
On Thursday evening the 9TH inst. by the Rev.
Hr. Cornelius, Mr.. JOSEPH DUDLEY, to Miss MANY ID.
SIMms. both Of this place
On the 9th instant by the Rev, Elias harrison, Mr..
7lenu,lder Mackenzie to Miss Elizabeth Burton all Of
this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

A meeting of a number Of citizens has been
held in Philadelphia for the purpose OF consid-
ering the question of establishing line ofs'a-
pes and steamboats, from Norfolk to Charles
ton, connected with the line from Philadelphia
10 Norfolk. |, is proposed TO open 'ubserip
ton for capital Of Ssso,ooo, conditioned tina,
a charter shall be hsG from the state OF south
Carolina, unshackled BY amy unfavorabie con-
dit,ops. Among other, things il is stated, in
the address to the public, that sit is highly
probable tina, nine len,hs Of all the passengers
from the south will prefer this line TO the pack
cts, the passage in which is at all times pTe'a'
rious, and often extends to seven, eight, ten, e
twelve days from Charleston to New York
whereas the passage from Charleston 10 Phila-
delpbia, will be regularly performed in four by
This route Bali Pat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

distinguished Cor his violent quarrel with Gen.
Jackson, and NJ Duff f1i iutrs ring and CO.
logne wafer They are al oppos to the A.
merican system, and il mus be confessed would
form an excellent and appropriate life Gu ard
for the Hero.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

we understand, SAYS the ST Andrews Her
:, ,ha, Nassau, New Providence, Port Spain
trinidad. and MOntrgo Bay, Jamaica, are in
.Iudei in the same order i'll Council with ST.
,,3r,ws as Free Warehousing Ports.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
From the National Intelligencer.
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES

SATURDAY., Ftbuary.9, 1928.
The Court met this morning at IL o'clock.
PRESENT al he Court.
No. Is. Duffy, administrator Of VI Kay
decd. VS. Spangler, Administrator of Slower
dee d. Writ of Error To the Circuit Court 70,
Ohio District Plaintiffs death suggested
and Writ Of Error abatrd.
No II. The Uni'ed States VS.. 422 casks OF
VIM, claimed By Hazard & WiiilaIns.-Fhis
Cause was argued by Mr.. Attorney General
Writ for the plaintiff in Error.
No IS. B u vs.. Wilkins. ct al This cause
was argued by Mr.. Benton, for the Plaintiff in
Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

re SIeam-B Boa, Potomac, which left here
Thursday morning about six O'Clock, is re-
tod as having arrived At Norfolk on the eve
Of The same day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

The proposition introduced in the House OF
,..sssn,atiyes If Massachusetts,, Tor redu-
n, number Of representatives, and ap-
nor,ioniug TEEN equally by dis'ric'ing the
- s,a,e, has been rejected by that body,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

ss neither house Of Congress met on Sa-
l., yse can furnish our readers with no
r,reress news to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

The Mobile Commercial Register OF the
,f,b Ian. remarks that the Cotton market hau
,o., brisk during the week, and prices had
.,Dg,d the same as the previous week, 9
..D,, The Register Of the 22d notices sever
>, acts passed by the Legislature Of Alabama'
.u,,r, the number is one increasing ,he price
of,ejehiag cotton at Mobile 10 eight cents
per bale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

On motion of Mr.. Writ, Henry Baldwin,
Esq. OF Prnns,lvania, was duly admitted an At
torney and Counsellor OF this Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

More l1uckM
DRAWING of the Granl Consolidated Lottery of
Washington City, No. 3, viz:
a 81 SO 81 so Is 81 Is 81
by permission we give the name of the fortunate
holder of 30. Is Is 81, prize of 81 405, sold in
shares Captain travis of this City is the holder OF
one half
On Hednesday .'ert, 18Th inst.
TIE Union Canal, LIST Class )or 1928.
CAPITAL $4,000.
Tickets $40, Halves S; Quarters l IS; Tenths l.
On SATURDAY, 9th inst,
The UNIT LOT1ELH,
To be drawn at New Haven, Connecticut.
CAPITAL So 900 Tiekets only 81.
On the Is III inst the
Grand State Lottery Of II. l. No 2.
CAPITALS.
5of 1000; Of 500; of 600; of 500 OF
400; ! Of 232.
Tickets 80; halves 1t truly be said, that
Rulnes' is the most lucky office in the District
Sold few days since in the Union Canal Lottery,
Ticket No II 20 % prize of %, Coos to citizen Of
Aexandra, besides many prizes Of So 81, So 70, &c
&c. Tickets in the above well as all other popular
lotteries, constantly on sale at
J. III. NVESEI.AS'
feb Loftery Office Alexandria, d C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

bRaziL'-A copy Of the Correspondence. b..
tween the Brazilian Charge d'Afairs and the
secretary OF State, on the subject of Mr.. Con-
~ Raguet's demand OF hrs passports, and the
appointment OF new diplomatic aeen, TO Bra.
at was commune sted to the House Of Repre.
sen 'alveS on Wednesday last. Mr. Rebello in
se"sr 70 the Secretary ofS,a,e, requested a
Seelara,lon that the government Of the United
,a'as 'isapprored Inc conduc, of MIR. Racquet.
III LAY IN reply, said that Mr.. Rague,'s de-
.; anu OIL MS passports, in consequence of the
o"odins Of satisfaction for the illegal sei-
na my and detention ofthe brig Spark, was with
=, o'uers, and his personal act, for which he
a.. accountable 10 his own government, and
%S' only. Mr.. Rebello requested tina, new
peSehta'i'e OF the United States might be
ppOln'ed to reside 10 Brazil, with an assur,
wye mat ne would be received with a consid.
,S 'IS due to his character, and that when il
S.UG ee made TO appear tina, any injury had
ea Done to the Citizens or property of the u.
eA'e', under the authority Of the Hae Of the
= uptror OF Brazil, full and compe,en, idemni>
SIoid De Afforded. Mr. Clay Informed Mr..
, ~Oeho that the President, relying on this as
would appoint successor TO Mr.. Ra-
s,, without unnecessary delay Ii has been
e'o'ore announced that Mr.. William Tudor
appointed to this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
PRIME Green Coffee.

30 ssb II S. MEssERs NTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

.Nutlce.
Ia meeting of the Managers of the Soup House,
on saturday evening 9th inst it was resolved
,hst during the present mild weather. the operations
of ,hs establishment be suspended. and should be
to open the house again this season, tina
due notice thereof be given.
y;,f ,f Donations 10 the Soup House, FEB. 10 8.
A ousS,,,y of onions, BY an unknown friend.
10. of cabbages and parsnips, by lady.
A 10. ofturips, by gentleman;
10, of mutton, BY an unknown benefactor.
A lot of loaf bread, by charitable man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12

lottery Office, Aexandrs, D. c.
Where all orders will be duly attended to
Nos. drawn in the Grand Consolidated Lottery
drawn in Washington 9Th inst were
81 SO "a 50 IS 81 16 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

STAUNTCN ACADEMY. -'iY,c undersigned n com
~ mce appointed by the board OF trustees, dcsou, of
attracting INC 5"cn'ion oil the public this u-tu,;on-n the
holt a oy uc'ahS rs advantages, sufficient degree OF
encouragement may DC obtained of
ton ~ their own Ecglbourlooi
society ne local situation of seminary is in several rc
poets very l.your'hr The climate S unconutliy healthy
the habits of tine people
u" IA may 'Se o'ancu on the
inuc have asrcrianed that may h, had in
private tnlS ut rate not exceeding dollars Tor sion
OF 1--WE months They have cno,iries a. to- The
of boarding IN ,Tcrns they that
shoin DC exposed To the temptations Incident
Quoted houses of that deSc rip,rn wa
IL Is contemplated thai hi, Institution Will be AGAIN ONION for
the reception o pupils on the Isl of October next provided
prospect OF I'm adequate, though moderate, remuneration Tor
ne nel GU, L" Ho gca,le. oi his, G,alihca
uon VINO nave consented NJ that event. charge of TIC
ac"cny as Professors To those Acquainted Will, IL. .v
'rrn SMITH and iv1rLroE Aprtii Esu nothing need h,
sal" ny way oil recommendations But parents and Guardians
~ We reSc siveS for the worth,
ai" the exemplary habits Smith
and Natie We, moreover rxpcs o,r c,uI;,I o,;no, IN
Star, that chchcrShc qualified ,.r energy of
ueT al tacns, and their advantages education
Nnu ho' NC sci'''cu FOR such institution We give this
om personal knu, the
| gcrIicn"r, with whom re Intimately ACQUAINTED
Inc Terms OF tuition VIII lc
''cS as may be seen from the following schedule which hd
seen sanctioned by the hoard of TRUSTEES.
70" ,an, Greek Mathematics Material Philosophy, Ch,-nis
| phyper session,
fot Reading, lenman.'p, Arithmetic English Grammar
and teonar1iy-prr session, 81
The Seminary VIII m opened on the 6r.t Monday in Novcr
Der n'" Letters addressed Incnler of ,
VIII receive the most Prcsn;'t attention
WILLIAM EOYS,
JAMES CRAWFORD
JOHN WAYr
JOHN c. Sewers
BRiSt DE G. BALDWIN.
''ViIi'Cl huHu'' l. i.-" GS--,v7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

HE
m"h eXa"raton NJ Hampdcn Sidney College, will con-
ncie on ro3N the 18th instant, TUESDAY, the
sd Parents and guardians and al who
td'aree' OF literature and science, respectfully invited
uucna The commencement will take place "Wednesday,
The <h, when of the deliver their
Hacca'eac CITATIONS, and receive their Deees The
"i'riS''eS vii hold thcir annual meeting the e5h.
J. 7. CUSHING, President.
nc anniversary OF the Literary and Philosophical Society,
NIL hchl on thursday tc ,5 which occasion grafton
t;ti rosnwo bc delivered On the day.
res ot ac Union AMI Plor;c Societies., will place,
i" 'i DC dclvec b. 'c respective representatives
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24


4 AND FOR SALF.-ihc subscriber Offers Cor sac the
rs LINN ON winch he resides present. called Bell Ain cor.
h'nnt o'5 Icfes which comfortable dwelling l,s,
WIN I'VE rooms ON tie lower floor, AMI above viii c.,v
i'm co;tS good Kitchen, stone house
'ni every ohcf convenient Vut hoI; well of excellent yr
whn lew yards at !e door gaiorn hglv ruovcd and
handsomely f,d oil, perhaps not inferior u,
rSm or county; great of fuit; u vor,r n,,,
orchard just beginning Ia bear tn, my orn -,
carefully selected: there are also tis farm x,ahe
Irres ot delightful ldn stone and from its very shor I
,'cr from the o'n OF ~ arrcnton, ( Sorisl village wh,r
tc'e 't frequent applications for sonn) may he considered
Srircc OF no mconsidca5c va'c. THIS land lies
on the turnpike from Uar,ou Alexandra aud u "a hjro
CIV possesses many advantages which would be ,e,Ie IN
detail and susceptible OF beng highly improved v the ,S Of
plaster and clover and this tine prosperous s.,, of
improvement. There attached This farm ;n,, jon ,c,,
OF bottom land on Cedar Rum part which is now il, vmo
my, and yields Annually from 90 tn thousand vcp Of l
all r part OF which can he Disposed Of to r.;,, aivan,rr
IN the town OF ~ renoh distant three o,l,s o a mill, Jbn
whole OF this farm well enclosed, part which is of o
There will 10 seeded on this good time hecr, ,
and three hundred bushels of wheat rri,c;paI mart IN, rho
iali1w There is suciepcy of wood and ,nbc for the %
the farm The purchaser DO supplied with some vaI,l 10
slaves If desired and with good stock Of every ccsrt;
ers's will be made known by application to the sub br
'i' I Ing oii ',e premises 1850 ~. BELE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

ASH FOR StJE.-lhe sIbsoiioer oaers for sale p
small la in t!r county o Gloucester lyng river
few mmcS below Gloucester Town. containing three hundred
md ttyve 1cics, independent III island rivcf
ms place Is noted tor ie fish and oys-rs and has op it
sps OF good watea The Improvements consist OF dwelling
hoHe Mc suited to snao tiuy For terms (which will
nrc"ntnodanl) apply to Mr. Richard Thonto Gloucester
VI :" W, Undersigned. III Hanover liEt.TOR DAVIS
Sen;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

Ny " a.. JAMES AZ co. ,9,ykc' Br,.ce, have received,
Tos 10y Icctn, arrival, from New Iors,} the following
DRY GOODS:
'r Ni"k Italian liStrings, very heavy
Blue, black AMI loysl purple double a,rrncss
Iithl anu watcfcd Gyus dc nap, almost every collar
butt and white checked and figured silk for bun,nrs
lH'cA ii. ned MANDARIN and plain, sa, .cy;,tincs
ii'n anl figured black Mandarin aud Nausin grapes
fagS AMI coorcd N,.nkin Grape roi.es
- and IN nIch black Italian crava,s
itch Toured CauAc and silk hClhE.
i.>trt fine hlacf Italian Grapes and craze IL.
~ and Gl ha'i> h'piazinc
1-3 at'! ii undrcsSca IRISH linens, soft finish
'$lorl; lawns, unusually fnr
80, a,"l 10! danasAs, diapers: aud danaSk martins
q lrish Shschps
Blue AMI black velvet c!>ihs
steel miAt, olive, brown, cinret ana grccn do.
t<iHrs and stccimiXt sannut
IHuc, mkt, aud cloth h1rc do.
$500 " h!c-gi'2c and Iirri,ic filnnrf
- MANY "ier articles which drcn,c7 needless
' ND' Id simply rsnarl, thH they liivc on haul, h,u
"'i" "sSo'Fi"'"t IF S7gr ord tI"cy Dry tiooLS which
~ DC - Il ~ the lowest maSct prices their
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