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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
IN COUNCIL, Nov. a. 1879

The Committee appointed to settle with the repre-
senatives securities Of John Muncaster deceased
late Collector of the Southern District made report
which read. Whereupon,
Resolved That the Auditor be author;zed to receive
back from John Nancastcrs securities the uncolected
tax bills reported by the above Committee, and give
q receipt for the same.
! The same Committee made report also on the ac.
counts of Augustine Newton late Collector of the Hoth.
ern District, which was read Whereupon.
Resolred, That the Council will receive back from
Augustine Newton, late Collector Of the Northern Dis
trct. the uncoIlected tax bills reported by IN Com.
mittee and will credit the against his ,niy as
Collector his forthwith paving the the
balance Of 1867 49, reported to be due from him; and
that the Auditor the said payment being made, be
authorized then to receive said NEGLECTED bills and
give receipt for them
Pesoired That commission Of per cent. on the
collected, be allowed to the person who shall be
appointed collect the old balances which may be re-
ceived back from Newton. and from the represents.
tives Of john Nuneaser as full compensation for tn,
faithful performance of his duty AS Collector of 1.-The
same. And it is further Ordered That the Collector
Of the aforesaid balances give bond with good and
sufficient security, for double the amount 0f tax bills
put into his hands, to be approved OF BY the Mayor
On bsllouing for Collector Of the above balances,
Charles Scott was duly elected.
The following order was moved and seconded:
Ordered, That the tax one male dog, imposed up.
on George Hill, be RENTED
The yeas and nays being called for, were as { lows
Yeas Messis. Gardner Brockett, Miller, Roberts,
Johnston. Sanford. Snyder, Jacob., and Taylor
Nays Messrs Tough, Mcclure, and Vaudeville.
Ordered, That the application Of Leonsrd Cooke for
the remission Of tax be referredto the Assessors.
The Committee 10 whom was recommitted the bill in
relation to the Lancasteriap School, made report &C.
companird b, bill, entitled can Act concerning the
Lancasterian, Free school, Of Alexandria, which
was read first time, aud lsid on the table.
Ordered That Messr>. Miller Mcclure, and Mande.
vile be Committee to rent out all the pr perry be.
longing to the Corporation at the south and ends
Of the town, the present leases expire, for
terms not exceeding two years, and make report to
the Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Scows! ScoWS! Gy~w-N
ouperior BLACK INK Powder
Ito I'D INK.
WARRANTED Pr RN.ANENT,


Manufactured 6y. Tf)RTHt' JP.aRRIH, Philadelphia
sHr ab0vehas been fairy tested, and found t. pos
II sess all the separate adv ,ntageS Cnmbined which
have been consi'irre sufficient recommendation 10
the public of the various articles of the kind that have
been prepared in this country, imported from Eu.
repe II IS confidently relied upon, that single trial
of the LIQUID Ink. or Ink Powder The latter Of uch
raj vrnience TO travellers, AMI particularly for
SCI vo, age, will prove their superiority any OF
he preparations now IN use.
he public a,ten'ion i, respectfully invited to tn
following recommendations:
"rhe subscribers, having used North & Warrin's
Liquid Back Ink, Thy them warranted permanent ard
to be m,nnt.c ured from their fine Ink owder,] beg
to recon "end Il to merchants and others, win, WI
fin on trial. that 1t freely from the pen retain
its color and where beautiful black ink rcqui al
for deeds and other public writings, this composite
we have no doubt will bear comp arson with any are
Gle of the kind manufactured in this country, h
that imported from Europe"
John Reed Esq President Philadelphia Bank
QCompbeH Esq Cashier do
Hhuhl Esq Cashier Farmers ana Mechanics Banh
HI euis. Esq Cashier e+uylfW Bana
J Roberts, ESQ Cashier Mphen G,rqrd's BGnk
Lr 'anuel Aaehsm,. .7diuna Poof essor Eniup Penn
Lr J'.coJ Green Professor # Chemistry Jefferson Col
Ctsmfs. G Bida1s, SO Notary Public
Henry G Freeman, Esq do
G Campbell Librarian Philadelphia Library
i Roybo d. Parliamentary Supreuae Court
John Geyer Hegis'er If WiA'
Esagc ERiot. Cnapeyancy
Isaac HampaIe, do
John Dakfard C3erk ofAe Disirie, of Suth,on,h
81 ,olon,on. county jnd,to'
" Coats. ProtIo,oiarys DEce District Court
TSCarpr b do
q H.1d do do
Iapid It,o;s Esq President Psanir Insurance Co
JR Htscherer. Esq do do
J IN M, Es2 .See'g Pennsylvania Fire do
7Hos TSmiiey. .9ctuary Fem Life do
JPryor Board of Iiechh
" Il Johnson Principal aigh School F,aakEa Inst
B n Rand, Pr,tiag Muster
Henry Br.stoD. d.
Thonas Rnser, Teacher
q Dennis0n do
- Neuart On
Ennon Williams, >urreym
Jennings e Thomas, .iueiioneerS
Kaor Boggs e TO, Merchants
John iir;gg DO
Marcus Bull 40
y Potter 40
Bu.ein, TTood u Persali, Merchants
John Bradley
SH Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN, j.,
nov 6-2xs2m bookseller. .akr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

'oe n. Jou,ua of Commerce remarks
FNx Packet from Europe will probably
"s Us Intelligence, either that the prelim-
ares OF peace are concluded between thr
'''''ans and Turks, or else tho, the Invaders
under the walls Of Coustantinople. The
;" 'rom Adrianople are already 20 the 9'h
'ep'' and il will be recollec,.d tina Gen.
>''sCa declared tina, the treay mus, be
h'eu'h At oil IN or before The IA b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
SALT, &c

salt, &c
If.nn bushels ground alum and dse salt
lCOU so sacks fine do
IS kegs butter. Of good Aity
20 coils cordage, sssor,ekes
20 chests, half DO. and bs imperial and
gunpowder tea
100 bbIs common and oleiskey
20 bags st Domingo ario c"fF'c
S hhds and 80 bbls n. ugar. some low
price
S do and tierces MES
1000 ID, loaf and lump
40 bbls prime No. s.
~ keg> Carrots snuff
10 or casks sweet maS'"e
sn;co. H;nes I;nwors / Groceries.
'P''''' y '' NV. RAMSAY.
TO RENT ,.,,.f
"a store on Ramsay's wharf ne s .hovx
tsto any in town for business. PPv -
oct 70 --eo6i -----'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
nr,YS AM1D.8,EAs d. o.
,,,,,y uoRNlNG, NOVEMBER s. 1899.


The malice that too often prompts those
,.-.,;,, and vulgar editors, who degrade the
,r.>s;on. ard sink the character Of the press,
,,,beir yeuom,d arrows at honorable men
.,.,rrd in the same avoea'ior, is generally to
,,,,,eed 10 their own dispositions. j, Is NOR
.;,;,p to think, however, that IN some insranc I,
,,s, are excited, or at least either cue from
mn high in power, who, through these sew
:. continue to pour out abuse and denuncia.
ion mon hose who have dared 10 speak Of
.,., a, thew deserve. 4 memorable example
-, r,eehtiy, been presented. Il isreporied--
,,5 he accoun, has seen, greedily and with
.,,r,,iOn, copied into hundreds Of papers
-, n, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, in
ror,ersa,ion with 4 gentleman. spoke with
,;,,srness aud harshncss OF those who had OPP
,o,sd his election, ard went so far as to call
.,,,,e,able and talented edior Of a paper in
,,.ei,y of New York IA seoundrei. Forthwith,
-. f horne on the wings Of the wind, the word
:, echoed from pres, TO press; and even the
arr.y. Banch's and sweethear,s" of the do
pnan, parry, feel themselves gu horned TO in>
.,t and abuse gentleman. hecause oilers have
ION. the same thing. Whatever warmth Of
feeling NAV have excited the President, in the
f. place. to use this expression, cannot be
,,e,d,d in ius.ihc alton because il originated
finn his own impetuosi,y, and no, from any
actual ause Of provoo ainn.
We are personally unknown 10 the editor oil
IN. Nsw York American; but the ge"eral
character o! his pager, and his own sanding,
and the estimation in which he is held bv those
who know him, prove that he has Doihiag 20
fear even from the personal attack # the Pre-
,ilen, himself The American is an able and
l,moers,e paper. Nothing like abuse ST. lbs rs
columns. The ediroriAl articles are written
rh Judgment, skill and prorrie'y, and It's
course is ndependen, and consistent. During
Il. late animated Presidential contest, IT'S ed
tor was in favor Of n" re elecuon OF MIR. AID
AVS. and ,indica,ed the character Of thai niue h
Injured great mon, HENRY CLAY; and opposed
,br ,le,a ion Of Gen JACKSON, on ac, cunt II
lis previous public and Private conduct, and
h>inr1pe,ien,e in the administration OF civil
irs. During that con'esr, however, an A
m-r,can ci,iz could always iook al the co.
buns Of the American wi hou' blush fo' his
:osu,ry. He found libe al srictures upon p
Erl subjects, ouaccompanird by rancor"os
\ ,G,,, or indec orons Language IL he re
ii,n' is justified in using such language toward
h. editor Of the Anne rio an, in wha, terms should
John Q iucy Adams speak Of the edi'o' OF the
Telegraph? lnexrres,iblr and unapproach-
al. iufamy," would noteyeu be an sPproxima-
ion to the proper epibrts!
These ks are made, as we have before
said, wi bout the pleasure OF an aequain'anc'
with the editor of The New York American. -
W. were the political friends Of his honorrd
father, and take pleasure in bearing our un,o
Ersd testimony 10 the ind pnden' and tenn
pCra,e political course OF the son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
DIED.

On Saturday morning last, in his place, of bilious fe
yer, ETHEI.BERT, fourth son of ruoNAs FAiarAx,
Esq ofVirsina. This ami bic youth mi AIRED TO
hi, family aud large circle o: an friends
by disposition at once mid, fraak and directorate:
he died at aye, tsiNteen ,ears) when talents OF a
high or,er were unfolding tn .msrlves .ad CAV,
presagc his friends thst had he lived their admiration
and spect would have been added to that iff climate
esteem which all fr!i for h N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Sugar, Pepper, Coffee, &c.

Sugar, Pepper, Coffee, &c.
on u!i)s. Of Porto Rico sugars, of first and Sc.
OU cond quality
so bags Of suma,ra pepper
AZ bags coffee
80 or casks sweet Malaga wine
IS do dry do do
Indian barrels tlo-all of Geo. Loring
& Co.'S brand, and Of FIRST quality
5 cask. Of sperm oil
a6 barrels oftanners do
"a bales Of Salisbury flannel
26 bales Of Dorchester tickings
100 pieces of sattinets
Landing this day from brig lnvlnc'bie' at Twins
wharf nd for sale by ,,,,Soyp
oct n W 'H"''>" - "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

are becoming more and more Interesting every
day TIE sbs'r4cl We give is from the Com.
p''er. Mr.. MoNRoE's speech shall be publish
ed at large, when we receive the number Of the
Wing containing il,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

Our readers will see By pa, agraph from a
New York paper that Russell Coomstock has
been pu, in limbo for crea,ing disturbance -
This is too much fora candidate for the soffra.
ses ofthe people of the grea, city of New York.!
The New York papers are principally taken
up with proceedings a, Ward Meetings. EIrr-
ton Notices, Nominations Sc. &c. &C. There
are six krls running, viz:
The National Republican Ticket.
The Regular Tammany Hall Ticket
The New-York Republican Ticket,
The Mechani's and Workmen's Ticket.
The Anti Masonic Ticket.
The Russell CONS ock Ticket.
The election commenced on MONDAY last.
Russell CoMsrocK.-We are ve,y sorry 10
be compelled TO say that our ambitious fiiend
Russei Comstock, was very promptly clapprd
into b idrwell yesterday afternoon for getting
up row IN 'be PAX, on the Sabbath. After
cooling down Tor two or three hours, he was
let utagain in the evening --not much pleas
with the gloomy locks Of ,ha, beau;ifol s,ruc-
,ure If Russell gets into The Legislature, we
hope he i'll so far succeed in his plans of re-
form, as to have the old Jail ant. briJewell pull
led down But If he and Fanny WrIsn, con
:irse their abors, we shal wan half q z ~
prisons Of double the size.-N. Commercial.
We add he following ex ~sc,s fram the New
York papers Of Tuesday, showing the progress
the election.
From, The Enquirer.
PosTscRIPT -HPW. understand with as
tonishmeni end aI.rm, ,hat the ''In6del Tick
-r," misc allied tn Working Mem, ritk,,,"
is far ahead Of every other Assembly ii, Ike, in
he city-no excepting even The regular Tam
many Hall Ticket. What a stare Of things
have We reached y ticket got up openly ard
syowedly IN opposition 4" all bauks--In oppo
sl;ion TO social ordrr-in opposition TO the
rights Of proper y; running ahead of every
o her. l. not ibis ssffi tent ar le men W 10
nave regard ir the tundam.n,alia laws Of soc.e s, !?
Lo k % il bank gen lrmrn-- iook 10 il you who
prose rtgutai nomina'ions. On whom dn,s
here possibility rest Of a state ui ansrchy and
confus,oc?
From tie Commercial
me ELEcTI N uis IL he sCcoRd day c(
isis most strange Of all elections, md who.
which. or yhaf, is all, sd, IL would puzzle III
esias, Gaipus, th- Pythoness, the Sphynx
Far B cons head, and the Morning Courier,
the e,ea.es, wi CHI of ALL TO tel. J. j, cer,ala
ha, there is great cons erna ion III the camp
and the rig.l,,s are calling up'n the Iespecta>
sic ui me city o urn Out and help item,
lest the Aerarians should cairy the day. Help
M, Cassius, or sink"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
The Stage Time

Beft0een Baltimore, Washingfon, and
"eorgefown, toiH, on Wednesdav nert,
run in the Joilowing manner:
Sage No. I, will leave the
company's Offices at Browns and
W@EHE ,ialsby's Hotels at GA N. the
Mail Line, No 2, at6t, a. n
No al 81, NJ. No a, at 81 A and No. S at Q,
NJ 1t is intended That each Line shall reach B Iii.
more in about five hours similar arrangement of
departure from Baltimore to the City and Georgetown,
will be observed. Morning lines will from TilIeys
Hotel in Georgetown at5A N. and A. NJ. dali, for
Baltimore, As it 18th Combany's det-rmin ton to
serve the public, they will employ sober, faithful dri
vers who shall know their ty,and observe it, set of
new Coaches of the most comfortable Kind, in addition
to those now in use, and which OF good quality, are
making. The Companv's Stages will leav, their office in
Baltimore, kept at Barnum's Beltzoover's, and
Hotels Stage NJ" will give the citizens of Baltimore
Washington City, &c an opportunity of going to their
respective cities after the business huurS Of the day are
nearly closed. Passengers viii. usual, be delivered
at such places ashley wish IN the respective cities.
p. BRADLEY Il 60.
Washington nov 5-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Cotton Yarn
More New Goods.

WE shall open this morning further supply NJ
nF as1N7B f. GD0DS, received pc, au;r,
CSrd,na!, Consisting. in p.t, of
merhc ITcass'ns, f,wn brown, olive, orange,
crlms NJ blue, ND other color
Black Italian lutstrings, eros ,t, >sples
Blue black satin; colored Fl~-snces
New style winter ribbands
Canton and Nankn grapes
Silk and raw silk hosiery
Worsted and silk braids. all codrs
Ladies' op|n worked cotton hos, II
DO super extra Vigonia And lambs yool do
Black Italian crava,s, plain and scaretbSders
Extra superior Valencia and silk vestky
Scotch, Rus,ia Irish, and American di,ers
Plain and Pr nted hoor clolI, baizes
Black and o her color Italian grapes
Mems and boys buck anI woolleh gfes
Ladies' and misses beaver do
Also,
Supcrfne steel MKT and blue cloth,
DO blue cassimcres
nov 4-e.6t JAS. McK&TE S'co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
From tie Commercial
MARRIED.

In Baltimore, Thursday evening last, by the Most
Reverend James Whit field, Archbishop Of Baltimore,
JEROME NAroIEoN BoNAParE, to SUSAN MAr,ony daugh-
ter uf the hate BENJAaIN wiLLIAMs, Ufthat city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

will he seen, by this mornings Ga
> ha' the proceedings of the Convention
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Yo the Citizens Of 9ieXMnaria.
The Proprietor Of the

To the CltiZenS Oh iAeNhhNt its'
The Proprietor Of the
U@ or Stages between
SSSa ,hi, place Thy Charlottesville and
6.iync hburg, will. in future run
three Tins week 1t viii leve this place %. Monday i
m ursula, .,a,d SATURDAY., att NJ and return on the
f,,losing laws. II will reach Charlottesville IN one
lay and halt and Lynchburg in two DAYS and hat.
IL winlcsve AL xsntlris every day at 10 T. W. reac"
B,rn,rds uanson Hotel, Washington, IN forty minutes
At which point Il iu,ersects the and splendid ne
which has just gone INTO operation, amt reach 'I ,o.
more at hsifafter 4P VI. It wili iesve 'S o,.ocL
tel on Monday Thursday, and Saturday. at " oeoSs
and on the remaining days ct the week ~ minutes aver
y N and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandra at 2
The new line vii, deliver passengers, ifrequred' at
the steamboat in Baltimore al
Tn, citizens of Alexandria are ADVISED 10 enter az
+s wav 10 BALTIMORE by dung their seats 10 a
t;more are secured, without any attention or care !"
washington; and from Baltimore on to sshhe.ch
Fare between Alexandra and Washington, MY
80. os,ween AIexandrs and Baltimore. s. SO.
nov 8 1T -----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
More Goods

4 nnekares SE.7SOM7BkE DRY GOODS, re
u ceived BY the late arrival, and furihr supply
expected by the next arrival from New York; Tor sale
by :. ,oy.sor
nov 8 JpaN N. JotI'oo'ss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .AAEx4NDRLa. ID c.
ARRIVED. NOVEMBER

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER S,
Steamer Couinbi,, Mitchell, Baltimore; passengers
aud fegh' for The District Passed brig Ceres and
schruncrs hound up o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Nan .AWaN

T2ROM the subscriber the 5th INST Norris Sluder,
II AN spprentice to the Burr making. forwarn any
nersoo from hsrbor;ng him, and all mast of vessels
fom taking him away, will put the law III force a.
gainst tn m r>,
poyS St. RDBER Gir.NN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

MUSEUM
o,en daily, from 10 to u. NJ, and from 10 D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

Flannels and Tickings
large assortment of domestic Aannels, Dorches ter
n tickngs cloths, cassmeres, sattinets, kerseys anu
I;nsevs for sale at the manufacturers prices, by
nov4 a. Z. CAZENoFC q w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
sept s
Nentistry

4 Fl. RUNNELLS most Respectfully informs the CT
tizens o. Alexsndriaaud its vicinity, thst lie con
tinues to perform all operations IN the teeth, viz
Cleansing. Extracting, &c
at his rooms over the Lottery Office, two doors East
of the Franklin Hotel j. II x grateful Tor the ''oe'
raj patronage he has already received, hopes that in
assuring the public of his determination to endea'or
b, assidu,v aud attention. together with ample prepa
ration to perform all the duties OF his profession 10
experience continuance of their support In thus
placing the public he assures them 'ha
derate.
He also informs the public that he can supply them
with superior dentri6ce-9lso he can recommend a
Sovereign Remedy for the Tooth Ache. In s~enty
cases which have come under his own ooservation IT
has never failed destroy the nerve of the TOOTH with
ON, injury TO the ether teeth; tn give permanent ease
and obviae the necessity of extracting, unless when
the tooth was entirely decayed.
AL orders July sttendedto aug 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
st. Ubes Salt.
District uf Snluu,b4a,
Cmintu Of .4lerandria, set.

County Of .fierandr'd SCI
NOVEMBER Term, 1923.
1 zee Massey Alexandrr, Complanant,l
AGAINST
William r. Swift, Ana Swift, Henry I'm Chaneery
Allison and Mary his wife, late Mary
) Swift, and Ann Swift, widow of
Jonathan Swift, deed, Defendants.
VkyIE defendants not having entered their appear
auce and given security. according to the statute
and rules of the Courts and IT appearing 70 the salts!
action of the Court upon affidavit filed, tina, the SAID
defendants not inhabitants OF the District OF Co.
unbia-on the motion OF the complainant, BY his
counsel il ordered, thai the said defendants d. ap
pear here on before the first day OF next Api'l
term, and answer the bill of the Complainant, and
give security for performing the DEGREES OF the Court;
nl that a copy Of this ord De forthwith published IN
one of the public newspapers printed IN the town OF
Alexandria for two months successivey; and that ano-
ther copy be posted the front door OF the court
house OF tho said county.
TeS;e, +. l. LEE, e. T..
dec 81 2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
This isto Give Notice.

IJyI ar the subscriber Of Alexandra County in The
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phaps' cour, of said county, letters Tes,amehtary
ON The estate Of Luther Chanbcrlan late Of the
ty aforesaid deceased Al: persons having claim,
gains. the said decedent are bcreb, warned to exhibit
The same to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court ON or before the 18th day cf June Eeat or they
nav by law be excluded from all benefit to sac estate,
and those indebted thereto, are required 70 hsse
dav Of December 1923.
Exccutrix of Luther Chsmberlaip
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
Hlnnkets. exc.

~ Pairs rose blankets and pieces m,lied drah
M cloths, for sale at Baltimore prices, till Thurs
dsy next, when if not disposed of previously, am
directed to reship them. They may DC seen at the
auction store.
have on hand, and expect TO be supplied during
the season, with, Coarse Upper Leather, suitable tor
negro wear. and STALL soon receive Country tanned
Sole Leather which will sell as low as can be had
in town, either for cash ont the usual credit Coun
try merchants are invited to call
- GEO. JOHNSON.
s.nt6 Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-10
SATURDAY. nDms111sa. JANUARY 40, $780,
G.. & \. p. THOMPSON

U.VE received, per ships Pioneer, James Perkins,
and other recent arrivals, assortment OF sea.
sonabe goods, consisting Of
Fine super AMI extra super cloths AMI cassimeres
DO do doubled milled drabs
Mixed and irab plains and Devonshre kerseys
Mixed and red Paldings
Olive, drsb and brown twiled fesrnoughts
Red, blue and green booking balzes
Stout green carpeting do
White. red, scarlet, gree and yellow 1anneis
Fine and super swanskins
81, ga 1914, ia, II 4, 1874, and II 4 rose
blankets some extra quality
3,34, d, Al and spoint do
Rhodes blue and brown camets
DO plain, twilled and figured bombazetts
DO colored circassIars and rtttinetts
DO Tartan and caroline paids
DO black and blue black bombazmes
Cotton and worsted hosiery
rs fancy prints
esana "a cambria, j aeon and fancy mns'ins
Black and coored sarSnet cambr!cs
Black Italian lustrlng
Do sinchews
Colored ssrsnets, gros de naples
Black and colored Canton and French Grapes
Ladies white silk and colored kid and horseskin
gloves
Mems horseskm, beaver and Iogskin do
Al Irish linens
"a and rs do lawns
54 and "a do sheetngs
Brown Russia do
"a, ga, 10 A diaper and damask table linen
; and 7.8 damask napkins
Birl.eye and broad Russia diaper
SpitslfeId, baudanna, flag and madra, hdkfs
Ribbons thread and bobbinet laces
Brown and black linen
White and colored cotton balls and spools
Floss do
Patent threads. oznanrgs, tickenbu IS
Burlaps, twilled sackng, shoe thread
.4ho--Brown and bleached domestic shirtngs and
,leetings rlas, satnetts, :ickugs, checks, cotton
yarn &c &c.
sept IS