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those improvements on tue bleak and bare rocks which now adOrn this lovely valley.
 "When their absence was known, the nurse of one of them, Mary Carryl, was inconsolable for their loss she too set out in search of them through the mountains, and, after long and weary pilgrimage, found them in this comfortless cabin. She determined not to leave them, and was the only attendant that for years supplied them with necessaries. Their friends now find- ing their resolution of abandoning the world unalterable, no longer pressed their return, and they began to improve and beautify their rugged residence, but when they had effected much, it was notified to them by the proprietor of the mountain that they must leave it. While very disconsolate at this notification, their faithful Mary Carryl disappeared and it was supposed she was tired of their solitude, and had returned to her own home but in some time she came back, and throwing a paper on the table, ' Now my dear children,' said she. you are settled for life.' The paper was a lease ofa large tract ofthe mountain, which she had obtained from the proprietor, having gone to London and purchased it with her own earnings. From that time the grounds rose in great beauty, and cot- tage distinguished for its taste, elegance and seclusion, rose in the bosom of the plantation. The fame of these elegant but eccentric girls now expanded, and sev- eral persons of the highest rank sought an introduction; but they persevered in their determination, and for twenty years, be- lieve, never slept out of their own cottage, nor admitted a stranger into it.''
 Poor Mary Carryl is long since dead- over her grave is tomb, triangular pyr- amid, with three faces for inscriptions. The author describes his affecting visit to the church-yard in company with Miss Ponsonby. The second rablet has been filled up. Lady Eleanor Butler died about twelve months ago and her accomplish ed and desola.e friend is now patiently waiting the moment when she shall be call- ed on to join her in better world: and the triangular monument in Llangollen church-yard will be filled up with the most romantic and interesting story in existence.
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FOR SALE.
Collectors Notice.

OFFICE is hereby given to the resi,lcn, l and nonresident Owae of real estate in the town of Washington, who have unsettled taxes made on the assessment list of 1897 and 1893, that the subscriber will sell at the sign post in the South Society in Washington. on the 2lst day of May. 1880. at one o'clock in the afternoon. so much of the real estate of Barna Abbott. Polly Bunce. Milan Beeman. John M. HOlley. ROmanta Seymour. Benja- min Ga'pin, Eunice Walkers heirs. Orin Arm strong's heirs. Elijah Boardman's heirs. Asa. net Bacon. Clark & Tallmadge. Phebe Hurl- burt. Samusl HickOls. Nathaniel Hickok, Ma Smi 9 Jennings heirs. Samuel Kimberly's heirs. John JudsOn. Noah Stones heirs. Garrett smith, and Truman Warner. as win pay town tax of four cents on the dollar on the assessment list of 1897. and a state tax of one cent on tne dollar and town tax of five cents and an half on the dollar. made on the list of l89s. and the costs of sale.
 LEVERETT ALLEN. Collector.
 WaskingtOH, Marck le, 1880 s4O
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POETRY.
From de VsrusOnt AmsSieus.

 5 "I, vas an affecting sight sOsee Hn old man,-a veteran of that sacred war,--lin which he had los .hree sOns,)-begging an aims to aid him on to th' spot, where in wretched hOvel, which he could cal his Own he might put up his last prayer for his un grateful cOunty,-cOver his face with his tasteret mantle, and die."
 And thou hast seen, thou say ct, old man, The Lion in his ire, When from h,s ssran'd and blood-sl,Ot eye Flash'd out vindictive fire. And thou hast heard, old man, thou Say'sI, The terror of his roar, That echo'd mid our mountain rocks, And rang along our shore. And thou hast stood unbleHchingly His grisly front before,- When carnage wav'd her dripping wing, And drench' d the earth wilh gore. God help thee, father.-for the world Is pitiless and cold It sheiereth not the shelterless,
 Revereth not the old. Ay, it can gaze upon the front
 That battles stamp hath seal'd, And leave unfiird the wither'd hand, Too weak its blade to wield. Why leit they not thy weltering corso On Bunker's smoking steep When thro' thy brow the dealh.shot plough'd That turrow broad and deep?- o, why on Yorktown's crimson plain Didst thou not yield thy breath r. Far better had that bloody sleep
 Been the long sleep of death. Then hadst thou bled as Warren bled, And like Montgomery died:- Thy name been chronicled among 'h'lif The heroes of our pride. God give thee, father, words to beg Choking with shame-thy food- Those scars proclaim thy ceantry's weaI-- Those rags. her gratitude. COLIN.
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IKT TAKE NOTICE.

wv TAKE NOTICE.
 w HEREAS my wife, ARMILLA. has left my bed and board. and behaved herself in . very unbecomilg manner :-This is there. fore to forbid all persons from havboriug or trusting her on my account. as will pav no ceoss OF her contracting ftOm and afier thls date. hia
 ALPHA H. b< SCOTT.
 mark. WGaAimRtoa. Ma4nA A aaaA aaA
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NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis -A trict of Litchfeld has limited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate Ot
 REUBEN OSBORN, late of HarwintOn. in said district, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscribers, executors of the last will and testament of said deceased. All claims not exhibited within said time will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immedi-- ate payment.
 THOS. c. OSBORN, 2 Er.cx-
 AMOS OSBORN, tors. Haricinton, March 5, 1880 SS
 James Reeds Estate. THE Court of Probate for the District Oc IL Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors of the estate of MT. JAMES REED. late Of Salisbury. in said district. deceased, tO present their claims against said estate for set- tiement to the subscriber.
 EUNICE REED, Adw'r. Salisbury. MGrek {, 1880 saa
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WOOL. THE SUBSCRIBERS will pay CASH for 10000 Pounds
 FLEECE WOOL.
 GOOdsOin 6f GGlpGn. LitchReld, March II tfS9
Commissioner Notice.

4NOSANOS WYE the undersigned having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litchfield Commissioners [" receive, examine, adjust and settle the claims of the several creditors to the estate of
 JOSEPH PARKER, late of LitchReld, in said District, deceased, represented insOlvent; and said Court having limited and allowed six months from the 26th day of February, A. D. 1880, for the credit Ors % exhibit their claims against said estate. hereby give notice that we will meet on the business of our said appointment, at the late dwelling house of said deceased. on the last Thursday in April and August next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. All claims against said estate must be exhibit ed and properly attested within the time lim- ited or they will be foreclosed and barred a recovery.
 MORRIS WoODKuFF, } Com,,;..
 JAMES PIERPoNT, s:o,,s~s
 RUFUS PICKETT,
 Litchfetd, Feb. 26, 1880 S9
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NO,rICE-

NOTICE. ---- THE Partnership heretofore existing he. -l tween the subscribers is dissolved this day by mutual agreement; and all debts due the late firm are assigned to the said Granniss, to whom they must he paid-and the business of Dressing Cloth and Carding will be carried on in future by the said Granniss.
 ASA w. GRANNTSS,
 JOHN HULL.
 Corn,cail. March 9, 1880 40
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.. NOTICE. s THE Court of Probate for the District of IL New Milford has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof to the creditors of the estate of
 JABEZ MOREHOUSE. late ofNew- MilfOrd, in said district. deceased, for the exhibition of their claims against the same for settlement. All claims not present. ed within said time will be debarred rec0v- ery. All persons indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment.
 JOHN MOREHOUSE, Adm'r. NesO- Mil ford, March I, 1880 "39
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO
 EXCHANGE

.HAOI1kAXy VWN
 sh "HE following Wild Lands iD A the Connecticut Western Re-
 V serve, state of Ohio. for Real Es-
 tate in New-E England. and. if re- quested, will pay one.sixth part of the value in cash. viz: .....
 In HUNTINGTON, Lorrain county, S0ll acres, surveyed into lots from 100 tO l6O acres each, situate about IS miles sOuth- westerly from Elyria court house. and about equi-distant from Medna-from 20 to 80 fa- milies in the town. Joseph Sage, Esq. Post master in the centre of the town, will shew the lots to persons wishing to purchase.
 In SoLON, county of Cuyahoga, about l7OO acres. lying about 10 miles north of Hudson College, ,abOut IS miles south east of Cleveland, and about miles from the canal. For information on the tract, apply to Samuel Bull, of Solon.
 In LlTcHFIELD, Medina county, (being town s in the 18th range) about lO. .OOO acres, IS miles southeast from Elyria court house, and miles west from Medina court house. George SibIey. who resides on the south line of Grafton, and adjoining this tract, will shew the lots to emigrants.
 In COLUMBIA, Lorrain county, Lots No. 79. Ge, 8S, el, 95, 96. 9s. 99 & 100, of l6O acres each. near the west line of the town, about l7 miles southwest of Cleveland. Inquire on the tract of Abel Goodwin, Esq. or Capt. John Cole.
 Maps and plans of the towns and lots may be examined at the office of Leonard Case, Esq. Cleveland, or at the office of the subscri- ber. SETH P. BEERS,
 Commissioner of the School Fund. Litchfield, March 8, 1880 S9
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'Vweiye Months credit

TWILL be sold, at West Grove, Fairfax county, Vir
w GINA, on FRTD3Y, tie l6ah day IF 3prth 1880,
the personal estate of the late Col. A. j. Smith, con.
sistDg of
FORTY SEJEN SLAVES,
principally valuable Young men. women, and boys
TWENTY-SIX HORSES,
Among which are two saddle horses and SOME colts
two and three years old of good blood.
.4Iarge Stock of HOGS. SHEEP y C.711LE,
Among which are fourteen yokes of OXEN. The
Sheen are $50 in number, ofthe mixed merIno breed,
and have been bred with great care
SeUer0 CARTS, perfectly ne,c.
Also, A new and handsome FAMILY CAR
RIAGE, Harness, &C.. With very large stock of
FARMING UTENSILS
Ploughs, Harrows, Spades Hoes &C. sc.
A SEINE, with all the necessary tackle and
means for actual use.
All the HOUSEHOLD Il KITCHEN FUR
NlrURE, Library, Plate. sc &c.
A large quantity Of TIMOTHY HAY, in
stack; and
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORN.
Bond with approved security, will he required for
all sums above twenty dollars, payable ~ months at
ter date, with interest from the date thereof; and
Il the terms of the sale not complied with, the
property will be re-sod at the risk ofthe FIRST purchaser
For purchases under twenty dollars cash must be paid.
SUSANNAH SMITH,
Adn'x Of A. J. Smith, deceased.
:
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y. II. Throop,
ENGRAVER

OF visiting cards, bank notes, portraits, maps, charts
landscapes, diplomas hat plates, business cards, &C.
Also, society, notary and all other metal seals. En-.
craving on wood as usual.
All the above shall be done with dispatch at reason.
able prices His roam is the I'd door from 18th street.
on the Avenue, and directly opposite the National
nal Office, washington.City
N B. Copper plate printing done ir the neatest
manner. eotf dec 81
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Handsomely e executed
70 Fishermen.

USI received lot ofvery superior India s'lad and
- herring Irvine, which will sall very low. For
strength and durability, refer to the experience
OF some OF the Oldest fishermen on the Potomac Also
English shad and herring Irvine, and on consignment,
4casks very stout hemp twinc, cord suitable for
seine lashinS or sugar loaf tying.
Jan20 JOSL9B H. D4PTS
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LINDSAY, HiM & Co.

lindsay, HM u 20.
LIVE on HAND, g. OFFER FOX NaLE'
, = hogsheads ST. Croix
SJ 50 barrels do ,,,,,,1r
Is hhds New Orleans SoOGAho
10 do Porto Rico
boxes steam refined loaf
10 10 hhds New New. Orleans ,ns;S M0LaSsES
100 packages gunpowder, } TEAS, in chests, !
h%,sn and young e sHsi boxes ,s "
!; !; ;s: !; !: i; :; s.! $ en-;
10 ! s hid } ss~ nnlg.nd} RUN
pipes Holland
Do Barbers Swan GIN
10 bbls country }
5 half pipes cogniac brandy, signetrs brand
2 htds gold colored sherry
8 do Boquet
half pipes Sicily Madeira HINES
l or cask Howard do
10 or casks Marseilles do
do do Malaga sherry
10 bbls apple brandy
so do cider; "a do apples
Is bbls tanners oil
40 do mess pORE
25 do prime )
5 do alum
500 rolls paper hanSings
50 reams straw paper
10 casks cheese
SIS bales Cuba tobacco
5 kegs do, Gray Z Pankey orahu
10 half boxes No chocolate
20 drums figs; l seroon indigo
200 boxes bunch, muscatel, R9TSJNS
and bloom
2 sacks soft sheled almonds
5 Delicias)
S do La Ross SEGgBs
S do Cabana
S do Syria
bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 do pmenta
3bbl nu,megs; dc cloves
9 9 5''; 3; 90 . S :: SOAP
Alum in kegs, mustard, ginger, snuff
Pepper, coRperas, birthstone, salt petre
Pimenta, fig blue, Sc &c.
SALT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Cadiz
april NV. K. Up. s..
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lust recftCed Oy me oh0SC'iOe'N'
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
- A FRESH SUPPLY OF
- Medicines, Drugs, Dye
Stuffs, Paints, Pcriumery,
Es@ Bronzes, &c &C.
WYE invite .he attention of practitioners o'medehs
w who may wisl, to avail thcms ives OF mt OPP"
tunity to try the effect aud virtue OF HE ioh'.f "'
French preparations of Physc or Vegetable sans w
Supuline sulphate morphine, acetate morphine h1T
tine, emetine, rhubarbarine, pperlne md IODINE r
croton oil and extract baIsam co2aiva' &c ~ ".s'
ent forms Of manipulation or preparation OF tnC'J w
dicnes for use, are kept hand together WIFE oI'
tions for the manner Of employing them IN pa'.'.
Dr Majendie's Formulsry of preparation ana achI"
,ration of those new remedies, can also he oh,aeT
La Barraque'S Ci0rure Of the 0r"g
Sodium.
From numerous neri,nents of the mos, sklal ne'
of science, followed by certain success Nfes",'
this ciorure is preservative against the oecu"
oflatent diseases, yellow fever. small pox' s'"Co,.
and against all contagious and epidemic d'%'~I
remedy against the bite of the mad dog ana VIA ,ls
penis; against ulcers Of long standing gag,".
rot in hospitals, degenerate burns, Old sypn,"" no
corrOdng letters, cancers, carbuncles, aSP". a.
duced by cxhaa,ions from sewers, ghuers' a.! n,.
lection O putrId animal or dec0npOsl"b 'sb - = Sr
ter Instructions for using the Clorure OF oAI r,r
dunn, including ALI its various applications u "''''
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime. lin,
Instructions will be given for its uses IN ''t ,X,
silk, cotton, or linen goods, such as caps, m T.
sheetngs, leghorns, or any other article We" "'
Dye .Siu6s Of all hindS, ,.r
Consisting of logwood, hachewood, TeH1G SSs, ar
wood Brasiietto wood, fustick, cochnea, ran
meric, indigo, Nc The dye-woods chPpeu W. .L..cl
afford as cheap by the barrel as they can DC d.
in any city to the north. We will give Sarrs.,sT
rectops for dying any color to those @ho ia'o
their custom, with reasons why they 'ai IN "''"o
good color, SO it can be corrected Dor.
The following articles Of Pa,ntS an" 1
.fumery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake, rose PINK eau Nj,
antique oil, variety pomatum, in pots ana SIroI
CAESAR oil, vegetable rouge pearl powder &c red
soap, rose soap, &C.; yellow, pale yci!o"' "'''''
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Paste' .r,s
Warranted equal to any in the world. 10 o,J Nj,
whose motto is F" Economy" We can reeoilI,..
Hacking as retaining its polish. soitenng ,e
and not causing it to crack, as most Egn pm on
blscking does 1t has the advantage OF poi'""a
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale Dy 70
nov2e WILLIAM LANPH'kH ''
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CHARLES BENNETT
Has RECEIFED and OFFERS FOR SALE:
1.-TWO bales best Dundee twilled hemp sacking
l. case super6ne Sea Island linen fold shrting cot
ton
do 4 4 fine bleached Chickapee do
l do rs super harp do
l do 90 in. Saco do
l do full 81 hieached shirtings
He has on hand,
few bales No. 2, 5, & burlaps
Shad and herring Brdpor, seine twine'
Shoe and patent colored threads, &c. &c.
march
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Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
EAMES GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand and
- will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal.
ST., Alexandra, Il at the of10th st. Pennsyl
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the mostfashionable aud durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal if not superior in quality, any
ever oferedin the District:-Consistng part, Of
Grecan, wingedand plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with cellarettsand marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and Gentlemens' secretariesand bookcases
Pierlsbleswith marble and mahogany tops
Pillerand:law dining, breakfast and card tables
Plai do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving andcandle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks sc
With ageneral .ssortmentof bedsteads ofrichly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all of
which will be sold ,sow for lash as they can be pur.
chased ofthesame quality at any other manufactory
the Union. ALSO,
.4n.ssortment Of StDomingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for handrals.
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copaI var
nish of,'npsrior quality, sackng ottoms, cords
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely q yecutpd NOV
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

Mount PieasantyiAte fOr sale.
an THURSDAY, the 18th Instant at O'Clock, at
the front door Of the public Reading Room in the
town of Alexandria Immediately after the sale of the
Federal Hin esa;e) will be sold, ,cihout reserve, that
pleasant, healthy. and desirable little Farm called
sssan~ MOUNT PLEASANTVlLLE,
ESHSk living and being in the county of Fairfax on
M which the subscriber resides, near the Little
.ea> River Turnpike Road, adjoining the lands OF
Capt. George ferret and Messrs. Kerr * fi'zhugh'
and Others; containing, by actual survey,
SEVENrY-NINE ACRES.
This Farm may be divided into two separate tene
nents, there being upon 1t two dwelling houses WIN
An Orchard of choice fruit attached to each Inc dwe
hing house where reside IS OF or'ck' WIN Pa1Ia "
f-no, Commanding fine view of me Potomac and az
accent country. ,,.,
Trims Of &L-one fourth in hand. and the residue,
with interest from the day of SALE in three equal install
nents of six twelve and eighteen months secured by
Enn nan the nr,mises WM. POMERY.
,n-I GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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C. SCOTT. ID. NJ.

p. s. should any purchaser fail comply with the
terms of sale in days, the property will be sold
and the first purchaser held liable any deficiency that
may arise In consequence of a second sale.
mar 15-d6t&Stawts C. SCOTT, d. 81
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Observation-Disclosures, &c.

Eoulara.P aAMerynes, &c.
lie CEivED per Georgetown. from New YORK
IL Foulard palmerynes, rich patterns
DO muslins ,.
Marseilles ves,ings, entire new style ..
Banrad striped satteens, for gentlemen wear
London and Russia white drlllings' and fre"'"
brown; black lastings
Cantelo's silk stocks
Black gro de Naples
DO Marcellne, superior lGs!re , =
Guard r;bbsnds new style; embroidered DC" oO
Ladies' embroidered gloves
Mems black raw silk do
Misses short and long kid do
seersucker ginghams; white sa'teens' extra nus
Black, white and green gauze veils' r'ch paw
terms
Arsophane and Italian grapes, all coiors
Green barrsge, &c. 4. ,,,u, o. co
april g ). Mch1Hn.H = wv
Sugars, Pepper, Almonds. &c.
rs hbds New Orleans and st Croix sugars
IL 20 bags pepper on,o
90 bags iagura and st Domingo cofee
$500 lbs soft shelled fresh almonds
ceroons Flotant indigo
10 bbls Foey's gin
Received for sale by o,r,
april SAN l" ID. L'N''
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90 Economy the surest Road to Wealfh''
a. t.aMMOpd,

RENOV.9TOR e. COAT DRESSER.
-vCprcTptIIJ informs the inhabitants OF Alex
andria and its vicinity. that he has opened an Es-
tabIsLment on King Street, adjoining VII; he'oon'
E.nnk;u Hyuse Hotel, where he will scour Goats Pan
falcons, and wastcoats, of every description blue
black, drab, Sc-ona plan entirely d'heren'ro Una.
Of the articles secured by him, they viii be
fo~rd and pronounced by good judges to be very ht'
~. nccrior 10 new ones The securing will not inJure
the shape of the collars. M,
Spots grease, &c. will be removed snd appare, pI,
into perfect shape; and when required ne WIZ, "PPn
s,asn;np aud restore the color OF faded seams ira
,'aisrs attended TO at the shortest notice
'e N. b Repairing. &c attended to- 49,. ..,...
~ l.. wishes it distinctly understood, 'ha' uh'eSs
satisfaction is given, no charge VIII DC maze
iy i3-eo3w -
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, On. e.

SAILED, JULY 81,
Schr Georgetown, Knapp, New York.
Soop Statira, Petit, Philadelphia.
Soop Johnson, Johnson, DO
- Sally, Kelley, Nantucket, via Norfolk.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. ]. jenkins, do
Passed up for Georgetown, Brig Olympia from
New York.
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X,Ost Or Stolen.

IN TUESDAY evening last, black morocco Pocket
" Book, containing som, papers OF Importance I"
the owner; also, of money, in amount s2S con
ssting Of one SO note on Patriotic Bank OF Washing
tom one 40 note on Bank ofthe Valley, on which was
printed " Battle Of BaHimore:" the remaining 10 III
district Corporation notes Of and dollars Iibe'
raj re ward will be given it the above book and It's con-
tents are left at this office.
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BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Clothing at auction.

Clothing at auction.
WILL be sold, at the Clothing Store If the subsef.
w Der, on MONDAY, the I'd day of august. at 10
o'clock on Prince street. ali his lOCK IN TRADE,
consisting of a large and general assortment OF
READYM4DE CLOTHING, 9fhe Latest
Fashions,
Embracing almost every article in the Clothing line,
smones, which is large assortment of common Cloth.
ing, very suitable for contractors on the lines OF the
canals now in progress and will present good oppor
up,y for the To furnish themselves at very reduced
prices, as the whole will be sold on accommodating
terms, without reserve
also.
Cottons. cloths, csicoes, linens silks
Ciinghams hanlkerchefs, buttons
Nclvets, camblets, cords, suspenders
Thread, beaver, l.ghorn, and palm.esf hsts
large ten plate stove, with pipe
Boxes, drawers, two writing desks
2barrels cider vinegar, nc &c.
II The Georgetown Columbian will publish tho
above till sale.