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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-04-04

NeW Custom HoNss, NeW YOrk.-An appropriation
SOC, 900 has been made by Congress- TO build Gus
! tom House in the city OfNew-York.
Saxon gentleman named Schwaschen hayenkleis-
terseixes,ern is about becoming citizen ofhe Unit
ed States.
An Anecdote-WheR Governor Floyd Of Virginia
sen, into the House Of Delegates the late Correspon
dence from the Hon. B. W. Leigh, our Commission
er near the Government of South CGroiina''-most Of
the auditors smiled at the and ridiculous
Of the expresson-but Of the by-slanders OBJ
served with great simplicity, "Why-i thought Mr..
Leigh had gone 10 Charleston IN South Carolina =
What can the Governor mean? o.
A letter from Washington, after speaking Of the in
augura,ioO, says SO Many pockets were picked
Among others, have heard it whispered that Mr.
Clayton, Il don't know whether it was Clayton, Of
Georgia,) Of very considerable sum; and others
robbed Of various sums, 1000 and 2OOO dollars
1t is said that the doors Of the Presidential mansion
were closed about half past one, in consequence ofhe
indisposlon Of Gen. Jackson, who was 30 talgued
with the exertion he had been compelled to make
throughout the day. be compelled TO retire TO his
chamber"
MIR. Stephen Simpson, Of Philadelphia, is prepar.
ing for the press biography of Washington and JEFF
ferson. The work will no doubt prove interesting and
valuable.
Death of Gen. WadsUor!h.-Gen. WIN. Wadsworth
died ut his residence at Geneseo, Livingston Co. Oh
the 9th inst. Gen. w. one Of the Pioneers by
whose industry and enterprise, Western New-York
has been converted from tcaving into cities,
villages grottos and gardens.-Atbany Jour. of Mond.
The jackson and An.masonc parties Of r. Island
have united and put in nomination John Brown Fran
cs ESQ., as candidate for Governor, in opposition to
Mr.. Arnold.
We notice in the case Of trial in New-York for
assault and battery on the keeper Of drinking house
the Court held that If person is ordered out of
others house, he must go, whether he is right or
wrong, in any discussion which gives rise TO the Or
der. The owner can put him out and is authorised
to make use OF much force may be necessary to
force him from the premises.
| The reader has been advised that Ex-Governor
| Hamilton had declined to give bonds for the sugars
imported to his order, aud had directed them TO be
stored for the present. The Salem Gazette pleasant
" says: " When Governor Hamilton takes from the
custom house his sugar, lie will find it Cioy-ed."
Mental Llumiaation.-The New-York Journal and
Advocate informs its readers that Mary Ann Wright,
a we'll dressed female, of enlightened mind was found
sitting a stoop in Broadway, SO drunk she could
not waIk."-[A woman Of Heightened mind drunk as
| a sponge This is a step in the march OF intel
| ect.-Bost. Trans
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-04-04

The fOI1OUing Property IS offered to be
RENTED for one gear, or longer # not
sold Within a fen days, Uiz:
THE Dwelling House, Carriage-maker and
Il Blacksmith's Shop, with. one acre Of
land, situated in the Village Of WOlcOttville,
lately the property of Jeremiah Page. 1t is
an eligible stand for a Carriage and Wagon
Maker. there being no person in the village
pursuing that line of business.
A FARM Of $50 acres and Buildings si-
tuated about miles south of that village, on
both sides Of Waterbury River Turnpike, Oc-
cuped for the last three years by Samuel G.
and Lewis H. Baldwin. A considerable pro-
portion of the first years rent may be expen-
ded in Improvements on the farm.
S. P. BEERS,
Comm'r Of the School Fund.
Litchfeld, March 90, 1883 AL
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: - - -
POETRY.
0EATH-BY W. o. PEABODY.

nTATH-BY w. o. PEABODY.
T;h high the curtains dropping io'u'
AID le, the evening sunlight in;
,,ouId no, that my heart grow cold
Before its better years bes'"'
,r;. we'll at such an early hour
so calm aud pure-a sinking ray
shOuld shine into the heart with power
"a drive its darker thoughts away.
The bright young thoughts OF early days
Shall gather in my memory now
And M, the latter cares, whose trace
I. stamped so deeply on my brow!
Who, though those days retur" no more
Nh. s,vee, remembrance is not vain
ror Heaven is waiting to restore
The childhood Of my soul again.
t., no impatient mourner stand
Tn hollow sadness near my bed
Bu, le, me rest upon the hOnd'
And let me hear the gentle tread
Other whose kindness long ago.
And still unworn away by years,
pa, made my weary eye.lids flow
With grateful and admiring tears!
po-but ls, no pIaintive tone
The moments grief Of friendship tell;
And lie, no proud and craven stone
Say where the weary slumbers well
A few ,hor, hours--and then for Heaven!
Lie, sorrow all its tears dismiss
For who would mourn the warning g'Ve"'
Which calls US from world like TINS:
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JUST RECEIVED AT
APOTEfECARTES' HALL,

JUD L1I Z III ID II
APOTFFECARTES' HALL,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
IT -EMON SYRUP, Chloride of Lime,
- White Mustard Seed, Pocket Lights,
Porter, Varnish, Olive Oil, Oil Of Gloves,
Alum, Copperas. Paints Linseed, Lamp and
recti6ed, OILS, PAINTS, Rosin, Lamp.
Black, Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg. and Alcohol
from ninety cents to seven sh'!i'ngs per ga'-
lon Opium and Camphor-prices as usual
all of which, together with previously pur-
chased stock, will be sold for cash or good
credit.,ara fair profit, (but not at cost,) to all
persons who find it for their interest to be-
stow their patronage.
Litchfeld, .Julv 10, 1882 5
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Litclyield County. IS. Superior Court, I
Term Of February, 1888.
=" HEREAS BENJAMIN II. Negus, of Litcf

HSsS'J'ctU OOUHty' 90 CupcItT CO"Es
Term Of February, 1888. :
" HEREAS Benjamin II. Negus, of Litch-
w field, in said county. has brought his
petition to this Court, shelving that on the
18th day of June, 1895, he was lawfully mar
ried to Tabitha, then Tabitha Perkins, with
whom he lived in the due performance of all
the duties Of the marriage covenant on his part
TO be performed, until on or about the 18th
day Of June. 1880, when the said Tahitha de-
serted said petitioner, and now resides in some
part of the state Of New-York. to him un-
known; and that since her desertion, she the
said Tabtha had been guilty of the crime OF
adultery; and praying this Court TO inquire
into the truth Of the allegations set forth in
said petition. and on finding them true to grant
him a bill of divorce from the said Tabitha.
Said petition being entered in the docket of
this Court, Il is ordered, that the same shall be
continued to the term Of this Court to be hold
en- ut Litchfeld, in and for the county of
Litchfeld, on the third Tuesday of August,
l8SS-It is also further ordered, that notice of
the tendency OF said petition shall be given to
the said Tahitha by publishing a true copy Of
this order in newspaper printed in LitchfeId
called the Litchfeld Enquirer, and in news
paper printed 10 Hartford called the Connect
cut CoWrant, six weeks successfully, immedi-
ately after the rising Of this Court, which shall
be legal notice to the said Tabilha to appear
and defend in said petition.
A trAs copy.
Q 50 FREpERIcK WoLcorT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-04-04
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
TIE EXTENSIVE DEMAND FOR


Anderson's Cough Drops and Pectoral Powders
A prepared hy James MelIen & Co. have enabled
IA them 10 reduce the price very much; and from
extensive for l6 years past they have proved TO
cred for the Of Coughs, Colds and other affections
of the breast and lungs leading to Consnmptions-
Thousands have experienced the happy effects Of this
Healing Baisam, some Of whom have given certificates
that viii satisfy every unprejudiced mind that the
unexpected cures have been performed by the use Of
them where the skillu Physicians had given them
up hopeless. 1t is not pretended that they cure in
all cases. hut there few cases Of Coughs or even
seated Cnnsumpiions but may be relieved by timely
use Of this Healing Basam. Each large Bottle con-
tains 20 doses, which proves them TO be very cheap
medicine.
Interesting and Important nform0tion
To the afflicted. may be Obtained by reading the cert-
Gates which accompany each bottle, and from which
the following extracted One from Mr.. Gaius
Stebbins, Of Hsdale, to the effects produced from
the Of single bottle that he purchased and gave
poor man who had been in his employ.
Also, the astonishing effect Of one bottle used by
Robert Kidney, Of Rochester, Monroe county, after
being given up by n council Of FIVE physicians
Also, the certificate nf the Rev. Philo Judsnn. .
clergyman Of Ashford, Conn to the remarkable ef
fecis Of few bottles used by himself after raising
blood for some time, attended with Cough and Ca
tarr, he having tried maMy other things without OBJ
tanning any real relief, until he used these drops.
Also. the unexpected relief Obtained by Mrs. Hunt
ings"n, Of Ashfrd, who much reduced that her
life was despaired Of; hut who. from the use OF these
drops Gr shor, time was restored health, 90 ne to
be cnalled to do a good DAYS work.
Many Physicians, who were strongly opposed 10 The
use Of this medicine, praise il highly, and use t
in their families.
CAUTION-Betc0rs Of COunterteiss.
Every purchaser who values health will observe that
each genuine bottle we sell Inns Aadsyson's Courh
Drops, prepared by J. MELLEN, stamped in The
glass; and that each Of the directions are signed in wr
ting JAS MELLEN Examine before you purchase,
there are number ofspaFiens kinds in market 81.
Wilar in appearances, but very different in their effects.
Fer Sale BY
etS7 9. BUEL, Druggist. LitchfsId.
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NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
l. Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from this date for the creditors to the
estate of GILBERT BOYD,
late of the town of Armenia. county of Dutch
ess, and state of New-York, deceased, to pre-
sent their demands against. said estate for set
Element. Claims may be presented TO the
subscriber, in Poughkeepsie, in said Duchess
county, or TO HIRAM BRowN, ESQ. of Sharon
in the county of Litchfeld, agent for the sub
scriber. BY order Of the Court.
EDWARD j. BOYD, Executor.
March 10, 1888 Al
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FOR SALE,
A SMALL FARM.

sskSa. g ITUATE about a quarter of a
~ - mile west Of the Meeting
UseV@NS Fl ouse in Bethlem, containing AZ
49,. acres of first-rate Land, suitably
prOport,oned, with Dwelling House. Barn,
and out buildings, together with a Grist Mill
with two runs ofstones in good repair. A long
credit will be given for considerable part of
the purchase money (npon good security if
required. Immediate possession given. In
quire of the subscriber on the premises.
ROLLIN CHURCH..
&. Bethlem, March 90, 1883 sd
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FOR SALE,
ONE HALF OF

A CONVENIENT one. story DWELLING
IN HOUSE. with about half an acre Of ex-
ceIIent Land, situated haifa mile east Ofthe
Court House. The house is in good repair;
and on the premises is well of the finest wa
ter in the town. The owner being about to
leave the country for Liberia. the property
will be sold on reasonable terms. For further
particulars, inquire Of the Printer.
Litchfeld, March 81 Al
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NOTICE.
March 13, 1888

T NOTICE.
IL HEREBY forbid all persons harborirr or
trusting my wife, ACHSAH~ AMES, on INV
account. as will pay no debts OF her con.
tracing after this date.
SAMUEL AMES.
Lifehfeld, March a5. 1883 s4c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-25
'tfa TO THE
Ladies |!

VXT MTE and SOUND Teeth are both an
wv ornament and a blessing. The best
security for their advantages is to be. found
in the use Of tho r..
BRITISH ANTIsEPTTC DENTIFRICE
This elegant Tooth Possdsr, with very lit
tie use, eradicsfes the Semvy in the gums
and prevents the accumulation Of Tdrter,
which not only blackens but loosens the
teeth, and acceleratcs their decay. Tho
Dentifrice thus removes the prevailing can-
ses Of offensive breath, preserves the health
mess and foridness Of the gums, and renders
the teeth beautifully white.
Price, so cents.
0TNono genuine unless signed on tho
outside printed wrapper, BY the sole Propris.
tor, +. kTDDER, Immediate successor to the
late DR.. w. II. CONWAY. For sale at bic
Counting Room, over No. 00 Court street
near Concert Hall, Boston, end also By bic
DIR. K. r. HAZARD.
At the sign of the
00IDHIG MORTAR
Washington Square,
Newport, II. i.
ALSO,
At the sign Of the
GOOD 8A06A0xYH.
. doors south Of Market Square,
Nswpor. RI.
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T = s 8 8
lITHcGRAPEIc
FAC-SIMILE
Of the Letters of
EPHRAIM X. AVERY,
alI0
SARAH MARIA CORNELL.

TO crafty the Public the desire of
- to SEQ the letters written to SARAH
MARIA CORNELL attributed to the Rec.
Ephraim X. Avery, aud to compare
them with letters In his acknowledged
hand writing, and also letters in the
known hand wiring of SARAH NJ. Con-
NELL, with note attributed to her, da-
ted December Goth, the day preceding
her death, and found in her band-box,
after that event. The Subscriber has,
by permission, of the Hon. SUPREME
CUURT of Rhode-lsland, and at great
pains, taken an exact fac-simile of all
the letters from the originals in the Of
flee of the Clerk of said Court. 1t is
his intention to have the fac-similes Ith-
ographed by first rate Artist, as soon
as sufficient number of copies are sub.
scribed to defruy the expenses. 80 49, a,
The letters will be STITCHED IN a. pam
phlet form which will contain a fac-sim-
lie of an acknowledged letter from E. Il.
Avery to the Rev. George Storrs an
acknowledged letter from Elk. Avery,
to the Rev. Samuel Drake; and extracts
from an acknowledged letter from e. X.
Avery to the Rev. Ira Bidwell of Fall
River all of recent date /; letter on. yell
low paper attributed to Z. X. Avery di-
rected to Miss Sarah Nj. Cornell Fall
River, dated Nov. 18th, mailed at War
rem II. l. Nov. l4th 3 letter from Sarah
nj. Cornell to her friends, in Connecti-
cut, dated Fall-Riyer Nov. 18th, 1892,
containing copy of the above letter re-
ceived by her, dated Nov. 18th, without
signature) attributed to. Il. II. Avery
letter on pink paper attributed to E
X Avery, handed to the fireman of the
steambont King Philip at Providence,
the 9th Nov. 1882, directed to Miss
Sarah nj. Cornell. Fall-River !; a letter
attributed to E. X. Avery dated Fall
River, Dec. 9Th, directed to Miss Sarah
NJ. Cornell, deposited in the Post Office
at Fail-River by E. X. A.--and de-
livered TO her the same evening, from tSe
Post. Office; a lct!efs from Sarah M.
Cornell, FhlliRiyer,, i(without date, di.
rected to the Rev. Ira M. Bidwell, Fall
River; and note dated Dec. Goth, the
day preceding her death, signed Sarah
Maria Cornell. and left in her band-
box with notes to assist in examining
and comparing them. e
The price to subscribers will be only
so cents per copy.
To those who subscribe for or purchace
not less than twenty copies 25 per cent
discount. i' p
sssThose persons who receive sub
scription papers, will please to return
them by the 20lh of September, or as
soon after as possible, by mail to
DAVID MELVILL,
Newport, Rhode-Island.
Sept. 4M.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-25
VALUABLE PROPER TY
tor sale at
AUCTION

Will be sold at Auction on Friday the 10th
Of August, at the Hotel in Bristol, at I l o..
clock, Am.
!. \ ROPE WALK with nppurtenances and
IA machinery including 80 acres of land
and q valuable horse.--This establishment
being the only one in operation in Bristol,
and 10 FIRST rate order offorsa rare opportu.
nifty for any person disposed to purchacc as
the terms will be liberal. say one quarter,
80 days the others in G, IL, and l8 months [;
with interest after 90 days--secured note, or
mortgage on the property.
July 81. ICHABOD AVIS .1,,c'sr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-25
COAL.

THE subscriber has received and is now
offering for sale, two cargoes of the
hard and, soft LEHfGH. COIL, Of best
kind, broken and screened ready for imme-
'diale use, for 81 as cents for 2240 lbs.
ALSO---a -lot Of the first quality of
L.aCK.4V.4.v.f for. $500.
Z The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phila
dolphin, and approved of inlthe kitchen and
parlor CRATES, Steam Engines, and -Cupola
Furnaces--it. burns brilliantly, gives more
blaze, and without the Stag, dross cinder,
and the impurities common to most other
coal. ss WM.VARS.
aug. 90. M
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DOMESTIC FLANNELs.

DOMESTIC FLANNELS.
WTMTE, plaid and colored cotton and
w wool Flannels of every variety man
ufactured by = ~
VIM. C. COZZENS & co.
and for sale at wholesale or retail at their
Store in Thames street. on reasonable terms,
AMONG THEM
are some dressed and undressed white, of an
extra quality, made from superfine Lambs
wool to which they particularly invite the at.
tention ofther customers.
Sept. 3.
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NEW GOODS.
SEPT. Sd. 1893,
oGf !. gu, 1000.
WIN. G. COZZENS e. co.

WIN. G. COZZENS g. co.
HAVE during the past week received a
Il Il very full assortment Of seasonable
Goods, such merinoes and merino Circas-
SLAMS Red, Yellow and White Flannels
Broadclotbs. and Satinets; a very nice as
sortment of Fuucy cassimerSs, bruwn una
Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings. XII
Together with every article Of Domestic
and Foreign Goods, making their assortmen,
unusually good-which will be offered as
low as can be bought any where at wholesale
or retail. Sept 4.
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V,HE subscribers having engaged all the
u Cotton Bats made by the "Newport
Steam Factory" for the torn Of one year
will be regularly supplied with these differ
ent qualities, which will be sold at 8, 10 and
12A cents per pound, fnot bundled warrant
ed l6 ounces to each pound.
' WIN. C.. COZZENS a. co.
NIB. The kind at 12A cents being en-
ure'y frse from dirt, seeds or any other rub
eisn, % matter Of economy is warranted to
be decidedly the cheapest
Sept. II, 1899.
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Newport and Boston Mail Stage, via.
FalI-River and Taunton.
r EAVES Townsend'sI Coffee House.
- Newport, every day, Sundays excepted
at o'clock, A. NJ. dine in Taunton at o..
clock, arrive ia BOSTON samr vening e. - Re.
turning, leaves Barker's Marlborough \ boiel
Washngto Boston, every day, Sundays
excepted, at7 o'clock, A. NJ. dine in Taun.
ton. arrive in Newport same evening. .n.o
Fare through 80.
This Stage is connected with tho New
Bedford stage, at Fall-River Fare SO.
0FExtra Coaches fornished al short no
tice. X. b. KlNSLEY, Aren't.
August z. fffaF
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SHOOTING s. FISHING TACKLE
AT w. GOFFS Store. No Ak

SHOOTING g. FISHING TACKLE
AT w. GOFFS Store, No. as
Thames-st., a few rods south
Of the Custom house, may be
constantly found a good assort-
ment of the following-viz-
Dupont's Eagle canister powder,
Pegou, and Wilkes english do.
Rogers orange do.
Gareishcas canister do.
Willimantlc, FrF do.
Dupont's rF, & rFF do.
Common do. suitable for blast'g.
NOULE'S Patent Shot, Of NIL sizes su.
4 perior pocket pistols. do double and
single bbl. guns from 10 up to S75.
Patent copper powder TASKS Of different
kinds, game bags, wad CUTTERS cone wrench
es, shot pouches, drink bottles, single and
double shot belts, with plain and lever char.
ges, patent cap'd wormcrs. screw drivors,
percussion caps, ocket whips for dogs, shot
belt tops, chargers seperate from do, bullet
moulds, dog collars, percussion primers,
portable cleaning rods. angling do /. plain g.
multiplying reels, artificial flies for bait, SUI
pcror silk worm gut, Limerick hooks, n su
perlor article, also the Kirby and Kendall
hooks made Of the best cast steel, India grass
lines, Chinese silk do. tautog and bass lines,
sinkers, ,ocket tindcr boxes, musical snuff
boxes, razors,dirk knives, pocket steel yards
patent spoons, for ministcfing medicine 10
children, cologne water, &c.
ALSO--a general assortment Of groceries
liquors, wines, teas, cordals, essences, best
spanish cigars, &c. Ready made clothing,
suitable for the season, beaver, pallneta and
larpaulin hats--with many other articles too
numerous to mention. ,.
Guns and equipment for shooting, to 10,
by the day--also, good horses, warranted
perfectly kind in saddle or harness. persons
wishing to hire, can be accommodated will
gigs or pleasure Wagons.
N. B.--Tbe subscriber has made such ar
Judgements in New York as will enable hin
to procure any article TO order which may
not be on hand at few hours notice--and
promises that no exortion on his part shall
be wanting TO crafty tho wishes Of thosewbo
avor him with their custom. July %.
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MAGAZINES.

THE Penny Magazine, Of the Society for
the Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge pub
lished in monthly parts, at % per ann.
The Peoples Magazine, published in Bos-
ton every other Saturday, at only 81, per
ann.
Psrley's Magazine, for children and youth,
pub lishcd in Bos ton every other Saturday,
at only 81 per year.
ed to the above cheap and popular publica.
tions which can be seen and examined, ct ".
gent for this town and will receive sub
scriptions, and furnish the works monthly
and quarterly, free ofsDy extra charge.
Aug. II.
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Feather Beds,
and Matras-
ses, for
Sale.
Alfred Barker.

!" WING taken the Stores No. 61 and
llc.2, Thames street, formerly occupied
John Maxson, and 2 doors south Of Mr..
Henry Potter's--Intonds keeping a good
assortment Of Feather Beds; and curled
hnir, moss and cotton Mattresses. lso for
sale, american, Russia geese, and fowl
Feathers curled hair and Southern moss.
Beds, Mattresses, and Cushions, made 10
order at short notice.
Nav g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-25

Kent, Mr.. Charles ID. Eammelt Of this town, 10
Miss Eliza Payne, Of Assonet, Mass
Y At Middletown tho Isl inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
Elton, Mr.. Daniel Swcetland OF Providence, 10
Miss Phebe Barker, Of tho former place.
At New-York on Tuesday evening 18th inst,
min J. Cahoone, Purser Of tho U. g. Navy, TO
Miss Harriet Jane Handy, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Handy, all Of this town.
In NewYork on Friday 2ndby the Rev.
Spencer II. Cone; mr.. William LBranch to
miss Catharine Il. Baker Goth ofProyidence
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YARN! YARN!l YARNll!

Opposite. The Arcade.
00A pounds of blue, blue, mixed and
AVV grey Yarn. at the very low priceof
eighty fye cents the pound. ~,
not rise. shall continue to sell them at the
low price Of one dollar and seventy Eve cents
the yard. They are worth two dollars by
the run. eft TlLLEY. =
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MORE CHEAP GOODS AT
NO. 1I9p
Thames-street.

HAS moro S-4 diaper for only 25 cents per
yafd--morc good crash for 6 cents and
more linnen diaper for 10 and i24 cents
"A Binds Eye diaper good, for only Is. per
yard--more good silk stockings for $l--
more good caicoes for 8 conts and stock
ing.s from 9d. to Is. and 25 cents per pair /;
and great variety of other Dry Goods
a. cheap as broom. Also second handed
Postiey's cooking stove and apparatus pipes
&c. cheap for cash, his odd friends and the
public are invited to call and see for them
eros. August IA.