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DIED.

In Newport, on the 10Th inst. Ann Carpenter,
widow Of Caleb Carpenter, in the seth year oi
her uge. She was a worthy member of the Socle-
ty Of Friends, and was respected and beloved by
all who knew her. ,-
In Middetown, on the llth inst. Mr. Gideon
Barker. in the SD year ofhis age.
In Portsmouth, on the 23d ult. Mrs Hannah
Sherman, widow Of Mr. Isaac Sherman, aged s93.
At North Kingstown, on the lst inst. MIR David
Greene, aged ~ years. !,t.
AT New York, on the 5th inst Mr. Robinson
Gardner, formerly Of Kingston, X. !. .
In Providence, on Monday evening last, An
drew J. James, son Of the late Wm. james, Esq
in the 9th year of his age.-Mrs Sarah Corp, in
the 9th year of her age.-Mr David Peckham.
In Thompson, Conn. Major John Wilson, aged
IS years, u patriot OF the Revolution. lie enter
cred the service Of his country ut the Bunker Hill
battle, and was afterwards engaged at Brandywine
and White Plains.
In Coventry, on the 7th inst. Rev. Thomas
Manchester, in the s5th year Of his age, having
been Pastor Of the First Baptist Church in that
town, more than half century. His labors have
been signalIy best to the church and congregation,
the church consisting Of about 600 members. For
fifty two years in succession, with the exception
of one year) he attended the Rhode Island and
Massachusetts Conference and for more than
thirty years he was called TO preside over them
In the city of New York, on Sunday last, Mr..
Joshua Ii. Rathbone, Of the firm Of Watson Il
Rathbone, of Providence, Merchants, and son Of
Capt. Joshua Rathbone, in the 34th year Of his
age.
The premature death which il is our painful du-
ty now to record, us awful as it was sudden and
unlocked for, has cast gloom over his numerous
friends and acquaiutances, and inflicted deep and
lasting wound in the hearts Of his aged parents
and his relatives, which cannot be assauged but
by time and the warm affection Of sympath'zlng
and afflicted community.
The circumstances attending the melancholy
termination of his life, have been communicated 10
US by u gentleman, who was present at the time
As the steamboat Boston was entering the dock ut
New York, Mr.. Rathbone, in attempting to get on
board, fell between the vessel and the wharf, and
was 50 severely bruised that he survived but a
few hours.
To our fellow citizens Mr. Rathbone was well
known US a gentleman Of unimpeachable moral
worth and excellence, aud as a mercheut OF skill,
intelligence and integrity. His character for all
that adorns and exalts our nature, was above re-
proach, and was never assaed, even by the breath
Of calumny. His disposition was social and alice
tonote, his habits moral and virtuous, aud in life
he always stunned even the appearance OF evil.
This brief tribute to his merits, is from friend
unconnected with him by the bonds Of business or
relationship. Friendship may be permitted to
mourn over his untimely death and minge its tears
with those that gush from the broken fountains Of
his parents hearts. [Daiy Journal.
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NEW
Fail Goods! Cheap :!

N BURROUGH, JR. s. co. have
eD Q Just received a cases, comprising
a general assortment Of Goods adapted to
the approaching season, purchased by
pa,tner in New York, at very reduced
prices. Among them are the following
5 pieces French merino cloths, (splendid
colois) verp cheap.
case of French, Englishland domestic
prins.
8 boxes 3-4, A, and Sd thibet hdkfs.
do. wide silk braids, assorted colors.
do. gauze cap ribbons.
piece black Italian silk ola superior
quality; merino circassian, book muslin,
velvet ribbon, furniture and apron checks,
Russia diapers, tickings, Aannels, Eng
lish and German pins, gloves, laces, edg.
ings, SC. &c., all Of which will be offered
at prices that will give the utmost salts
faction to the purchaser.
Sept, 6.
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REVENUES OF THE SPANISH CHURcH.--
"A curious statement has been published
by one Of the papers in Mad'id respect
ing the number an6revenues Of the Span
ish clergy. Efom it, appears that the
number. Of buildings appropriated TO reli-
gious purposes throughout Spain, is 49,
249; that that of the clergy is 81 1922 |;
and that of the friars and nuns, 96,878.-
The entire amount Of the ecclesiastical
revenues is calculated to be 30, ZOO, 900
dollars and Of this sum, the part consum-
ed by them is shown TO exceed the whole
revenue Of the state by some 100000
dollars. .
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At New York llth brig Rapid, Barton, Hava-
ma F; 18th, Yszoo, Packard, Havre.
At Havana I'd inst Busy, Church, Providence,
lust arr Agenolia, Usher, Bristol, do Barbara,
fn Antwerp. 49,,
Brig Mount Hope, from Providence, Tor Phi'a-
depha, in ballast, went ashore on Lewstown
Beach 5th inst. and bilged.
Adv at Philadelphia 18th, Cyrus Butler, Mau-
ran, New Orleans.
Arr at Providence 18th, brig Adams. Misher,
New York schr Morning Star, Chace, l! ds I'm
Pictou. Ship At,icus, Young, sailed 27th brlg
Pavo, do brig Mary & Martha, do bark Poach-
er, Frink, to sail goth.
At Boston 10th, bark King Philip, Humphrey
Charleston scbrs Pequot, and Phebe Baxter, New
York. former brought 1875 men for the Poto-
mac y Sally Hope, Crowel, Providencs.
At Philadelphia l4th, Isabella, kurtz, Amster-
dam Edwin, Chasteau, New Orleans John jay,
Providence. Below, Susan, Tilden, Curacoa
Gem, Boston. Cid, Centurion, Batavia; Frances
Savannah.
Schr Portrait, from Wilmington for Hayn, was
discovered the morning after the late gale. off New
Inlet, full Of Water, decks swept, and no one on
board.
The John Chevalier, Charleston for Whining
ton, was wrecked lith, near Folly Inlet
Arr at Bristol Thursday, bark Poacher, frmk'
from Pictou, for this port. Oh Nantucket Shoals
on Tuesday, saav Auicus, Young, for Full River
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BLIsrERING WITHOUT PAIN. An Irish
man, whose wife had been suffering under
some pectoral complaint, applied to a
surgeon for advice who ordered blister
to be put upon her chest. Pat, like many
Of his countrymen, interpreted the direc-
ton quite literally. for on going home, ne
searched the whole cabin for chest but
finding nothing SO like as ga bit Of trunk
where Kate kapes her mathes," he act
ually clapped the blister to the lid Of the
trunk; and his wife, by good luck, getting
Immediately bstter Of her complaint, he
declared, in. perfect beliefof the efficacy
Of the application, "that it had cured her
complaitly."
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MARRTED.

In Darlington, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. MIR. Toby, Capt. SEBA PECK 10 Miss Re-
BEccA CooPER, all Of that town.
In Pawtuxe,, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Manchester, Mr. Peleg Fiske, 10 Miss Ma
ry b. Graves, both Of that place.
In New Bedford, 9th inst. Mr. Thomas Tobey
to Miss Rebecca Brayton, daughter Of Capt. Da-
vid Brayton.-Mr Mark Snow 10 Miss Rebecca
Cook.
In Dighton, Mr. Charles Goff, Of Rehoboth, to
Miss Priscilla Gof, Of Dighton.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

by the ship Isaac Hicks, Capt. In
gersoll, we have Liverpool papers to the
Cd of August, and London to the lst ;
and by the brig Mary Jane, Capt. Nc
Kinstry, from Rochelle, we have Paris
dates to the 9Th. Jour. Of Com.
PARIS, Aug. 5th.-The brig of war
Curassier, Capt. De Bruix, coming from
the United States, arrived at Brest ON
the 3lst July.
Paris, July 3Oih.-Government has
received dispatches from ST Jean de Luz
of 3Oth July. On the 25th an action
took place at Echarro Arannz, bet~ cen
General Rodil himself, at the head ol
$500 infantry, and Zimala Carrequi, with
three bpttalions Of Naverre, aud some
other ba,talions Of Aivu.
The Queens troops remained in pos
session of the field of battle. The third
battalion Of the Queen suffered much and
lost its commander, Echazo.
BoRDEAUx, Aug. I've have receiv-
ed by express, very important news from
Spain. Tne Cholera has entirely ceased
its ravages, for from.the 26ta, inclusive,
to the evening ofthe 9th, there bad not
been more than two decided cases. Eight
members Of the Cortes had proposed to
proclaim the Constitution Of 1919, adopt
ed at Cadz &; but the Chamber, on that
motion, passed to the orders Of the day.
BAYoNNE, July 3O.--We learn that
Gen Rodil had two successful encoun-
ters with the insurgents on the Goth aud
27th,-one Of a Racaicoa and Urdiain,
and the other between Lauzo and Aranaz
in consequence Of which, the rebels
have retired towards the frontiers Of
France. The particulars have not yet
reached US, but it is asserted that three
battalions Of Navarro were destroyed,
and that distinguished officer, lchasu,
was killed.
Yesterday the Pretender hastily LEFT
Lezaca, and some say took the direction
Of Aranaz. 1t is thought that the results
Of the affair Of the 9th will have made
him change his route.
Brigadier Janregui occupies Valla-
franca, and one Of his columns is at Her
mani. Gen Espurtero has moved upon
Eyba, which Ind been attacked by the
bands of Zavala, who were repulsed with
the loss Of twelve killed, and about forty
wounded.
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On Sunday morning as the steamboat
Boston, from Providence, was entering
the dock at Fulton street, Mr.. Joshua
Rathbonc, OF the firm Of Watson &
Rathbone, OF Providence, was seriously,
injured, ard died Of his wounds about
l O'Clock. On the arrival Of the boat,
Mr.. X. who waa anxiously waiting to
meet friend, made an attempt to leap on
board near the bow, but not jumping far
enough, caught by the ratings Of the
boat, aud was crushed between them and
the dock.
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The Cholera has nearly disappeared at
New York. There were only four deaths
by that disease, during the twenty-lour
hours ending yesterday at noon. ihe
Board of Health have resolved to dis
continue their daily official reports.
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NV, Edwards has been appointed
Attorney General OF the State Of Illinois,
in the place Of James Semple resigned.
Gen. Erastus Root has, says the
Broome, N. Y. Republican, been nominted
for member Of Congress for that District.
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n-JV The hsanbels OF tho Warren Social Club
are requested to NEE, a, their Hall on "Wednesday
evening next, att o'clock. A punctuai attend
ance Of ALL the members Is desired. ~
Question for discussion-" Is there more
misery than happiness in human life ,"
c. RANDALL, Sec'ry.
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A good old lady in New England some
half century ago, when condollng with
her neighbor for the loss Of her child, was
informed by the bereaved mother that she
had no doubt il had gone directly to Beel-
zebub's bosom. o, said her neighbor, you
mean Abraham's bosom. All! replied
the mother, It makes no difference, they
are both scripture names.
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On Lord Byron's favorito servant one
day opening bottle Of wine in Greece,
his lordship questioned him as to its name
and lineage, Of both Of which Fletcher
acknowled his ignorance. Then away
with it, rejoined Byron, hate anony ymous
wine.
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ST. Marks CHURCH. This Church has
recently been enlarged by the addition Of "a new
pews, which will he sold at Public Auction, at 2
o'clock, this afternoon. [See advsrtisement.1
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Daring Assault and attempt at Robbery
A few evenings since, most daring as
sauit was committed in North Adams, on
Mr. Ballou, son of MIR. Maturin Ballou,
the mail contractor between this place
and North Adams. He had just received
about 1900 dollars at the the North Ad-
ans Bark and was going from the Bank
toward the Union village about half a
mile distant He passed two men, and the
moment hs had passed them was pros
trated to the ground by blow from
club. He recovered his feet immediate
", and made at the assailants, who took
flight. He caught and recognized one
OF them who confessed the name Of the
other.-Both are residents in North
Adams. ms.-Franklin Mercury.
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Trouble in the Wig,Uam.-Lct:ers from
Nashville says the Louisville Journal,
state that the President is about to hasten
back to washington. Report says, that the
cause ofhis abrupt return IS sudden break
ing out Of hostiit,es between Mr.. Forsyth
and the Kitchen Department.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship WARREN, Mayhem, Pacific Ocean, 70 ssil
about Sept 8oth.
k1s Letters sent to this Office, free oferpepsc,
will be dispatched by fret eonveyaucs.
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A contractor was one day praising
Madame Denis, Voltair's niece, for her
performance OF Za,re. "Oh. Sir"
modestly observed the lady, 'in order to
play part like that, ono ought to be
young and handsome. "Far from
il, Madam" replied the graceful fattersr,
"your own success conclusively proves
the contrary"
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The pumber Of deaths in Charleston,
8. Caro,iaa, during the weeh ending 7th
Hblns, was "a; Of which 7 were by Ssran-
y gsrs Peyer
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PAvrISo ON Glass. A Brussels pa
per mentions the discovery Of a manu-
script bearing the date Of 1927, which ex-
plains the ancient method Of extracting
solors from metals, minerals, herbs, and
flowers for the purpose Of painting on
glass. II also shows the manner in which
these colors are to be applied, and de-
scribes the wny in which the glass des-
tined to receive the colors is to be pre-
pared. The discovery Of this process is
of some interest for, after all the modern
discoveries in chemistry, there are colors
40 be found in ancient stained gia.s which
~ cannot approach.
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: A Chillico,ho paper says, Conc of the
citizens Of this place who was the owner
nj large amount of stock in the Ohio
Stage Company, and who was ignorant OF
the extra allowances made by Major
Barry to the leading men in the company,
has commen need suit for his share ofthe
spoils. There nre others in the same
situation, and we may socn expect some
amusing Developments"
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GRATIS.
e. w. Blu KR, q,

A GENT for the sale Of PIER
IA POINTS PATENT DORIC
FIRE PLACES, for burning Anthracite
Coal, is prepared to furnish this very de-
sirable coal-burner, at the Manufacturers
prices.
The article is ready for sale and may
be examined at his Store where those
in quest Of Crates are invited to call.
ANY size not on hand will be furnished
to order without delay. Sept. 6.
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Wooden Ware.

TAINTED oeder tubs clear do do painted
do pals do do half do /; clear do pals {;
painted do keelers, Of BURR'S make, which
IS sufi c,ent guarantee that they are first
rate article. Also. Ware Of other makers, mats
&c. sc. For sale by
GEO. r. GARDNER.
Sent G. Water street.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

Sept lsth-sloop Portsmouth, Winslow' New
York. iI'
Sloop Hornet, Cromwell, Holmes Hole.
l4th-sloop Brdgewater, Mason, Nantucket.
I6,h-sloop Dolphin, States, Providence.
Sloop Mt Nloriah. Ingraham, do.
I7th-sloop Almira, Blake, ditto.
Schr Frrnklin, Clewly, Bangor, timber to Ma
son Barney.
SAILED.
Sept I3th-sloop Elosa, Smith, New York.
l5ih-soop Hornet, Cromwell, Holmes Hole.
ls,h-CL'D, brig Cobosse Contee, Brayton'
Richmond.
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A great work is about to be commec.
ed, namely, a plan Of securing the wa crs
Of the n lie go rs to render them service.
able a, will for the irrigation Of the lands;
u toll is to be levied for the purpose ; and
10000 men will be employed in the un-
dertaking.
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Mr.. Audlbon.-A letter from this gen
tleman, dated London, states, that five
subscribers for his great work have re-
Gently presented themselves, in that city,
and one in Germany. One Of The former
subscribers, Lord Kingsboroug, has sub.
scribed for second copy. The grand
Duke Of Tuscany is also subscriber, at
the instance Of Marquis Charles Tori
giani Of Florence, who visited the United
States last year, and is well remembered
by many Of our citizens as an intelligent
and accomplished traveller. 1t will be
remembered, that the cost of Mr.. Au-
dubon. 8 work is Of necessity very large,
and i, is gratifying to learn, that the sub
scription to it is advancing in Europe.
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1raLOAK SATlNS.-Just received 4 Pc Sat
W ins Of choice colors, for sale very low.
Sept 20. J. BURRoueH, in. 4 Co.
m oTTON BATTING Just received and
W for sale at No. , CHEAPSlDE.
Sept 20.
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TEAS.

TE AS
vJ,HOSE in pursuit Of choice Teas will find it
to their advantage 10 call on the subscri-
ber, where may be found good young hyson tea.
extra do do do do do do hyson do do do i'm
perial do do do pnnpowder do ; DO do SOU
chong do good do do.
The above are ull fresh and selected with
great care. GEO. T.GAkDNER'
Sept. 6. Water-N.
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M ENUINE BRITISH LUSTRE, for pro-
VI ducng an immediate brillian, polish on
stoves. CRATES, &c. JAMES G<npNER.
sept. 20.
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The Convention Of WorkIngmen at
Northampton nave nominated as their
candidate for Governor, Hon. Samuel G..
ALEU- Of Mortified, and for 1t. Governor,
Wm. w. Thompson, Of NorthamtOn.
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Eerm;p1iioa al Concord. -Wm. Young,
Jr. Of Wpburn, ,and Wood, ,ofthis City,
who have been imprisoned as participators
in the burning ofths Nuunery, were dis
charged on Friday last, the grand Jury
not finding bills against them. True
bills have been returned against nine per-
sons, implicated in the riot at the Nun
merry, viz: Kelly, Buzzell, Buck, (State's
evidence,) Pond, Mason, Parker, Marcy
Cooant, and Blasdell.- - Transcript
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BRIGHTON MARKET-sepl. IS.
{Reportedsfo the Boston Patriot

tteported for the boston IaiTiot.l
At Market s20. beef Cattle, $50 Stores,
1900 Sheep, and ITO Swine. Several
lots of beef cattle, stores, sheep, and one
lot Of old swine were reported last week.
PRICES. Beef Cattle; sales were quite
rs quick as last week and prices were
well supported. We quote prime at 4
IS as good at 4 20 a'4 So; thin at SO
"a.
Working Oren. Many sales were eC-
fccted, but we have not sufficient infor-
nation to give fair range oi prices.
Co,os and Calves. We noticed sales
st $l9, 90, 90, "a, and 80.
Stores. Yearlings $6 a. 9 two year
old $le 20. 90.
Sheep. Lots Of ordinary at % and
SO /; middling at $50, 81, "a, ! 80 ;
better qualities at Q, 2 II and 2 25.-
Wethers,at Q e5, Q so and Q 75; few
very fine selected at SO, a A.
S0ine: Sales quite brisk nearly all
At market were sold in lots not selected
at 4 for sows, and s for barows one Sc
lectcd.lot burrows at 3-4 few old
hogs were sold at land 5 Ia for sows
and barrows at retail 5 for sows and 6
for barrows.
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CHEAP GOODS.
Sw EET, AT NO.

EE As good and cheap Goods as can be pur-
n q chased in Newport, in any store whatever,
and is constantly receiving new supplies from N.
York and Eosion, of new style, and selected 10y
real good Judges Ills old customers and Strangers
are respectfully invited Ito call and examine his
Goods for themselves, and they will be satisfied
at once that il is the sacred truth. o..
lie has among his general assortment A NJ ER-
ICAN GOODS hleachcd- and brown cotton
shcclngs and shirings; plain blue & twill'd strip
ed cotton drilling: beeverteen, strip'd and brown
jean, satinett and cashmere, bed ticking and long
cloth, linen diaper for only "a cts; S-4 unbeach-
ed do. very cheap; broadclotbs, floor carpctng-
nanncls, &c.
ENGLIsH GOODS Super blue and blk.
brcadcloths; 100 pieces elegant cuicos and prints,
gngbam, eglantine, battst,, barage and musns;
counterpanes, carpetngs and rugs, elegant; linen
and cotton granderls, drill and stripe, furniture
and other dlnity, from l24 to 33 cents per yard;
linen and ,damask diaper, hosiery, gloves u vest
ing laces linen and cotton.
/ FRENCH GOODS--400 pcs ribbons, Ita-
liam aud French Grape, silk hosiery, cheap lot
horse skin, beaver s. doe skin gloves; fancy toilet
boxes, merino shawS 6-4, ia u S-4, different
colors; fancy hdkis., shawls, Grape and sewing
silk and cotton.
! INDIA GOODS--Canton & nankin grapes,
nankns, Pongee hdbls., blk Gsur'd and plain do.
/ levantne, blk and color'd.
I IRISH GOODS--Irish diaper, narrow and
wide linen, Irish linens, cheap; linen damask,
Russia sheetings, duck and diaper.
| The above goods, together with many other ar
ticles not mentioned, make a complete assortmen,
of fancy and staple goods, and il will be an OBJ
jcct to those who wish TO buy cheap, TO give him
u call.
NrWport July 3Ist 1891.
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IMPROVED VIOLINS.

~ HE undersigned having invented Sc
yeral improvements in the conslruc-
tion Of VIOLlNS, is now prepared to
furnish the public with instruments of the
most approved quality, and at a reduced
price. The Improvements consist = ST =,
in such construction as to- resist the ac-
tion Of the atmosp here, as neither heat
nor cold, dryness or moisture, can affect
them;-2d, The several parts are 50 put
together, as to preserve them from all IL
ability to come apart or to warp:-3d-
The tones on these instruments can be
carried above the ordinary concert pitch,
without endangering the strings. For
the purpose Of giving them more ex-
tended introduction TO The musical world,
he will afford them 'rarra,Ited, at the ve-
ry low price of Twenty-Five Dollars
each, delivered in Newport, or sent at
the risk Of the purchaser to any other
place. PETER M. SLOCUM.
Newport, Aug. II, 1884.
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REMOVAL!
THO'S. FOWLER,JR.

w OULD inform his friends and Gus
w toners, that he has removed to
the new store, No. l57 Thames street,
two doors north of his former stand. where
he intends keeping, as usual, II first rate
assortment Of Fancy and Staple DRY
GOODS.
He takes this opportunity TO express
his grateful acknowledgements to the
public for the liberal share of patronage
he has received land respectfully solicits
a continuance Oflheir favors.
aug 81, l334--3w.