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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
D A nc G. T Ut G.
Mons, Lannay.


Of .New- York Teacher IN the establish
ment Of Mons. CHARRuAUD,
pEsPEcTFULIy begs leave to announce
- TO the inhabitants Of Newport, that
in addition to his Class already formed,
he will during his stay in Newport, give
lessons in the art of DANCING, ellher
publicly or privately.
. Terms may be known on application.
Address Mons l.. at bellevue House.
Newport, July 3, 1884.
WHI1.NEY'S GROUP g. WHOOP-
ING COUGH CORDLAL. =
THIS medicine has been extensively
and successfully used for several
years, and is now offered to the public
with the fullest confidence that its virtues
will be more, highly appreciated the Of
lener it is used. Prepared Jy Charles
Dyer, DR.. No. 38, WeyLosset-sheet, Prov
idcncc Il. l., and for sale by
WIN. b. RIDER,
No. 2, Coionnade Rou.
July II, 1884.
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NOTICE.

- The HEundersigned respectfully
" inform their friends and the public,
ZA that they have commenced business
WN under the firm Of JOSEPH Il.
WEAFER, & Go. at the store formerly occu-
pied by GEORGE ENGs, Thames street. where
they have on hand and will keep general assort-
mcnt of articles usually called for at HAT
STORE Among which are, Gentlemen's aud
Youths Black and Drab Beaver Hats imitation
do. do, and Satin Beaver. Elegant articles. Of
the latest New. y ork fashion; together with gen
eral assortment Of Youths and Children Caps
n. b. Hats made to order at the shortest no
tice. JOSEPH b. WEAVER,
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
Newport, April l0th 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
BANK OF LIE n- STATES

This Bank has been three times the subject of inves,i
CATION by committee OF Congress aud has foo OF the
OCCASIONS submitted 10 the investigate The last ONE in
1892, was LEFT incomplete but that of 1919 was thorough
and brought to light multitude Of crimes and abuses Tor
which Tie issue OF sciTe fGcas recoinneuIed and
number OF violations OF tie charter, corupons and
abuses, specifically reported. Congress did not order the
seife Jdcias, as recommended by the committee but tic
pubic pronounced judgment upon the rotten institution
s stock Tell to per cent below par that report
was forgotten, no one could think OF eclsrrrng the
BANK Severe as that examination was, and numerous
az were the crimes and abuses brought To light u.e
bank sill submitted to be examined II not only sub
med, hut aided aud assisted the committee in carving
on their rcsearcbes and probing every ulcer 10 the bot
Tom; insomuch to draw from the c,inmce tie follow
ing high and homo able chromium, which forms ie con.
eudiDR paragraph OF Mr. Spencers repc -" IS ue 10 The
eDceTs NJ me Bank al Philadelphia state That fpeyU
fdcfy ia NeT pOioer tO0s TendJed an eryIGiJpg M
books and assisting The researches If me COMMITTEE"
MS examination fOoS plarc 10 The second year Of the
OF The Bank, when the institution VO,tnR aud fgeok
ana too newly created 10 refuse 10 submit 10 tie authority
which created ~ and have referred 10 the conduct Of
The bank, al that time, and ic enconin which e then
duec0fy meried and received for aiding aud assisting IN The
examination which Congress had ordered for the purpose
o. laying foundation Tor the right understanding of
any thing which may happen and Of which vefv
when belong 10 the Bank The first Of these civings-
OF, which sc notice, IL communication IN the pb.is.
delplha (Bank) Gazette edited by Mr. Walsh of date
The SOih day ol April, and which though put in ss
communication is put in, as every body knows bv The
iHPTiWdtW Of Mr.. BidHe. This commune alton frs,
censures The members Of Congress who voted Tor The
investigation, - voting for which was urueres
sdrY tHerpcdenf. IN dsrogdon OF the shirt of the Con-
suiion, and subOersiUe Of express provision Of tb
COndfufioH. u also quotes The An amendment Of tbe
Constitution against general tc0rrGnts being the same ar
uce which was quoted about tic dne in the Senate
OF The Uniied States by the Bsuk Senator'S to prevent the
arrest Of persons who were nsul log the Senate 10 lie Gce
curious concideHce and tc0TfhV 10 be remembered
among me strange Developments Of The day. The next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
Thursday, May 6.
In SIN AIL

Mr.. lipion sUbmitIed the following resolution;
Res0ired, That the daily hour Tor the meeting NJ the
senate shall be ii O'Clock, unGl Otherwise ordered
On motion Of Mr.. Naudan, the petition Of BOYD Relic
who has discovered method Of applying gas. sulpbuy
and obsr indictments, the human body with perfect
safety TO the system, referred select committee
chosen by ballot, consisting OF Messs Naudsin Kent
ond Robbins. '' "
Mr. Ewing submitted tie following resolution,
Hesoved, That the Secretary State be requested t
transmit TO TIC Senate copies his orders 10 the Srper
niendcnt Of he Patent Office Of the I7h October and The
Ob December LAST also. corr OF certain charges exit
Di'ed 10 BIN ny WIN p Elliot, against said Snpsrnend
en or NAL conduct ~ Office, With copy OF iii Inc "a
dence taken by the Commissioner appointed 10 tpveiste
said charges; copy Of said Commissioners tepo and
copy Of letter addres,ed said Superintendent bv said
Secretary Of Stale daed the % Of March 1894 touch
ing said Investigation.
The resolution Submitted bv Mr. He,d,;cLs H., a.,
senate should devote the Fridays and Saturdays of zach
week unll me termination Of tie Session. to the consi
noes 10 80" '1'' 10
-, The resolutions lying The table submitted by Messr,
"sDs'er, Io'nnsoo and Sprsgue, seyerslly cons
- PREsTDENTTAL Protest.
Inc senate, on motion Of Mr.. Poindextar proeeeded
70 me COMMUNICATION Of the Special Order being the tsso
lniions offered by Mr. PonJexter as modified by Mr.
The question being on the amendment offered bv Mr.
Mr. Calhoun rose, and addressed the Senate for sbo,
~ hour ~ oPposion 70 the power assumed by the Pes
Dent aud 70 the Amendment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

lion OF those deerccs in 1910: s.izure.
mad no knowedge Of the DEGREES: Of $3.50 .s,
~ - o. sea oy stale vessels; and the seizure. ,ns
/ at is. 000, O00 france 'enn'ncation was put
20 90" noc nr'' note in 1872 exhibited the smo,
Io'ooo,ooo Francs The Presidep,'s m, amount
year gave list Of 55s captured vessels; ami NJ ~ .hat
submitted list OF 4S5. which he stated 10 ~
eepiee' the value OF which he smse,I a, 20 "e m
1872. " 'a''s''ea oy MIR. Barlow Ina
The favorable reception OF the American
r., y, po"eu oy the Report, by his deite TO do ~,
se' 81 Justice. and at The same time "eneo,AK ~ o a"
"e T sno rory IN the war sgainst Great Brai. :"
ne 'an OF Napoleon aud the establishment, ~ an,
vernment OF the BoutSons, changed ,hs t. " 'ne go
LOUIS and Charles set up CONNER presos " s, .
poruoh OF Tie claims, IL possible Their iSs c,s; any
one Q, ndemn'hcsion Tor breach OF treaty -, ,so.
oy "meh French vessels weee he admitted ,a, -,
P o' louisiana, On the luoing with m. ,no, =,
'orea naion; but by the treaty Of Client the Fi;,
'eee"eu great lavors lie second was b. mo ,s, o
Pies MAT the royal governincn nj WAS no, p,p'oiy
"e go 90, " me government oil ,poecn n would -
ry WIN contracts and pay debts did not
O0T Th 70 MAKE reparaion Tor acts OF spclation
ne negotiation, nevertheless, onn,ed until ,,u -
'u'on on jury and the all OF Charles Y Ans, H.,
,h'' v. nc nePort proceeds TO say tho Government
goc,,io auen au proper, seriously oresume its ne
ey long period OF prosperity to an emne, rL
6o pomers ana 'oee 4" suafon 10 ,aake ihsir
senuou, and final settlement i'm ls2l no ns;;, So"
corresponding Tor the acts Of iie npe,ia 70, e,no.n.
clam, :" '@iu aside, the justice of The general
20 'utnihity' as asserted by the American yoy,rn
ment subject 10 discussion exec piions of some
was admitted a. once, and the amount aud nj
were speedily settled The exclusion OF tho
,, @ ann o'her Classes OF prizes reduced the sun,
ehtu oy Mt Barlow, and after offers and DE-
'"s rn 20 WV ouo OF francs were agree d upon
ne resi- oil The Report is occupied with an
OF me different classes Of Lrizcs sud the ,uon,s 49,
ger 20 show that the sum Of 600 IT, is no, more b
70 nave oeen granted The report concludes with
q pi' spprop"s'ng the necessary sum.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND
new YORK, May g. Jus, as We were Going 10 ,r.s.
he snip 81 Ls~r.nce came UP, bringing London psper
we AN u IN which the important inform alton is m
ne ,na tue Chamber OF Deputies, have, by vote
- ~ 100 reused TO appropriate the ,um OF twenty
nve n''ons o francs to indemnify the United States un-
bet. s new Meay In consequence Of this vote the
Offices. So '"'' 'efPeeuve
is - unpleasant news at this peculiar crisis of our al.
A"s a. nome. Treat prudence and caution are necessa
y ", me sep which may be deemed expsdieut 10 adopt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

'hers retirement, and in particular concerning some of
,hc contested elections, he said that the House de-
cueu mem the ministry returning their friends as
usu l. lie disclancd any intention OF drawing psral
lei between the mode OF proceeding described by Wal
pole and that adopted by the Committee ON Elections of
tue House Respect Tor the House would Of cour-e pre
vent hn from entertaining any suspicious that nature
tie went ON TO observe that the nature o the ON
winch the House must pass, Judicial enireiy; and
hat II must be decided by reference law and TO the
testimony takeu ia the aud how could the House de-
eide upon evidence hch they had not seen! And how
could they see un'css should be printed. This wasin
dspenSstie 10 right decis;ou; and where Justice to i.
fidvas sni to the House deeply concerned uues.
nons o. expense, OF mc and OF trouble were not TO be
nenuooed Nor could the order OF the House other
wise than evad.d Though he charged no such design,
unless the testimony shoui be prn,eor, all practical
purposes would not be reported to the House. As TO
examining " IN manuscript Il was inpraclic able.
lie had The duty OF Judge to pcfto m, would
not consent TO undertake it, II the evidence on " hch his
Jndgmeni must be formed was withheld f,cm his ,nspec
ton. The House had ordered the Committee TO repor,
me evidence TO the House. They had done il; nor
dd their report contain any doing it, The
Tue subject would be entered upon witt, csndor and good
temper -. - 80
Mr. Jones replied With seine warmth 10 the remarks Of
Mr. Hardin snd long and angry debate cnsuc,i abouni
my with personalities Of painful nature between the
above named gen'leneu snd OF playful kind be-
tween Messrs. Wilde aud Vandefpoel, which occcusied
The Houss-tisi near five O'clock
u resulted in ordering he printing OF the report with
all The testimony taken both sides, aud lists of the
names oil the disputed voters, Sc
The House then Adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
FRENCH CLANS

Ihe report made 10 ihe French Chamber ok,,,u,, g,
march last by the committee appointed 10 eAe,in. a.,
Convention Of July 1891 between the Two Mons. b,s
been translated by order Of The State Depaftmg sn -
Pubhshsd ~ The Washington Globe The reS,, go
Guides WIN BiH Tor carrying the Conveno3 SI en-,
ne french Report gives lorg historical &c ,unt If
ihe oIgn OF these claims and varrons confefng $500
and orders IN councilBnGsh and Ffenchhv "a - ~ =
neutral rights OF the United Sta'es were invaded b,
helgerens and under coor Of which 20 vast an ,k,n,
Of American property wa seized and conG,es,ed lTI
Incidents arc snccessively skefched FROM the Copv,Ssn
Of 1900, through The iresit 81 Louisiana in 1909 lie
ish Orders IN Council Of Js0i-5-6; the Betl}n M
and hambouille, DEGREES 4 Napoleon: Tie Ebsreok IA
NoD.ntereoufse Acts n Aksfcs 10 the fcvoesfio If
French DEGREES IN 1871. ah the war Of 1912 Iati
these harsh and retdstofy re ssures the absfrsct ns
OF tho system Of commercial Taffre IL frankly ,d,oitl
aud quoting the language OF N sp,leon i, t. ci,ssd =,
"the barbsrism Of the early kes"
To this follows history the peeoeisiioos h.f,.t
tho twO nations for adjusting tho contfovets, h.
with that conducted by Joel Barlow in 1879 &c., 49, ~
hnsi convention Of 1880, concluded by Mr.. Rives =
ne ~" ohe'sl French document recognizing The
OF tho Dske Of vienna &C klsipeourfS uio,,,s, ~ -
reign hfIairs in 1914 lust lsfere the f.ll of Nn.,
The report deserves notice aaconfaoiny vsr, ~,
admissions which were made ho basi. a. ti,s -. -
lnenL The claim 10 ndefnnk for seizures ,of. 80,
tna befn spd milan DEGREES rejected snd the sIss
OF tbe sufferers hmi'ed . sceres sds after The reSoca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
SUFFOLK, April rs, 1894.


SuBLiC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- Under The authority of irnst deed, executed bv
nooe io''ard, Esq. and his wife, the undersigned
me oH m expose TO public SALE 10 The highest bidder ON
me So' day Of the present month, (SIay@ 1891 AT o.
Clock r. NJ the following real estate viz:
Lot No 500, on and nj, streets in Richmond co,,i
s nd" an acre WIKI The spacious excellent
house and other improvements thereon Tor many years
occupied by Mr. Pollard his laniiy residence Snch
properly Is rarely IN the market, claims the alien
o oil a persons DESTROYS OF possessing aresdence in the
10 the business part OF the city. %
= LOT no o3o on aud 9Th opposite 10 the North
East end OF 'be New Market House, containing nearly
pan an acre This Lot is eligbly ssa,ed Tor private resi-.
dences or may be advanagcouy Tor houses of bust
ness wiz be sold IN en'ise Lot will be divided
as may he seen on the day Of sale
he tenement II and 7.h streets now ocruni,d Nv
,,S Noncnre, E'q, contauiug 90 feet 'front.' ON III
III ne in good repair
whole VI eet will be sold together as NAV be ds,,"S
Also a Lot of Ground in Duval's addition. ho;ox
Of me Lot, known as the Diamond Lot p'''
And on the day, TO wit: On the 2lst d,, :, A.,
1914, al The hour OF IL O'clock will in like manos
street. nearly oPposi the Merchants Coffee House now
IN me occupancy OF MIR. Livingston, Tailor with the
ground 10 the same apperiaining -
a nd Lot the Dock near 10 Mr. IudIam,s H..
DITCH warehouse containing 1872 feet front on The Dock
nnu e same front on street. 'front.' ng also on 2Is, reo
his Lot VIII be divided into three Lois OF Al feet ..cb
he terms of sale will be, credit OF A. g. and - non,b
70 eqpa instruments, with the privilege TO the purchasers
20 pay cash on legal discount If the purchaser or pur
chasers should take the credits ne eoale netes .,C
torly endorsed for the instailnsnt and ss,.,c,o
no,es Tor s remsAing ios,lmtns, with trust deed 10
cover me whole purchase, will be requred or if prefer
red by the purchaser, the title will be withheld un ~
whole purchase money is paid -
ne sales 10 be az or on the premises, in each case I'M
ess ohefwlse noIhed ON the day of sale sale TO cam
nence with the dwelling on aud 7th streets
he trustees will treat private until the dav Of sale
WIN any psr,on Opposed TO purchase any part Of the fore.
~. % JOHN e A1 TSiFEfTr. and Trustees.
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JAMES RAWLINGS, and }
JOHN X TRlPLETT, trustees
May o.

"a ollCE.-Ihe subscriber having been appointed and
conserving TO act as Trustee IN the assignment made
recorded IN Tie Musings Court Of the City Of Richmond
hereby gives notice. that ne has Trustee dnIv appon
ell and authorized the said r. ID Ssnxay as AGENT iosu.
periniend and manage the bu,iness Of tie d
bndery lately belonging him; grant receipts for and
receive Ihe amount OF, oil claims due him, the sal
Ssnxay WIN. ALLISON, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

JRtO THE PUBIiC.-1he Subscriber having been an
u pointed Agent TO continue his business of Bookseller
bin"er sod Siauoner, adopts Ibis mode Of informing his
friends and The public generally that he intends keeon
on hand supply OF Blank books suitable for superior
and Comfy Court offices, counting rooms for other
purposes also, complete articles Station
cry and school books and variety Of mice lI.neous H.
ieraiure lie deems proper cay that in the present
Unen'abe crisis OF his affairs, the kind Offices and patron
age OF sn indulgeDt public will be. Nv him, duly oppre-
ested. r. d. SANXAY dsegf
May Z. 1884. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

.. NfvtlIs VLPHIA Nav g.
DEMOCRATIC K-ItCORRtJPTIRIr
We hare met fhe enemy and hey are our,i
: i-~fioe CpIsfabtes 10 mn, ,.,,.,i..
mace party question; buS Bank CHOSE 10 nsve
pitched battle of IT, and placed exclusively ON n,r,
grounds, The Democracy OF Southwark accepted IN. III
ienge, and as they viii, when thoroughly aroused
Save the faction OF The goose quill and discoust line New
",e'ns defeat, scattering them the winds
he following is the return, which we obtained At late
hour last night: " 'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

Died' fiont@ Ftsh--On or about the middle OF last
month, at Gresnway Landing Qourteen niles Lstow
low NJ occupedhy Nessrs. George H. Smoo and Cha,les
ooey, one million fire hund, ed thousand Ierrfng and
,ersi 10 f,cere hundred Shdd caught al sing la
ht" OF the seine Again. the 2S'h inst eIersn thou
sdnd Shaa were caught at single haul Of the seine at
the some ianding.-.4ier. Gag.
~ VIII he seen by the following letter from friend in
Nansenond, that Richard H. Baker, ESQ OF that COUNTY
an eminent member OF the Bar, has been sppointed 6v
we Governor, Judge OF the Superior Court OF Law aud
hahccry or the Norfolk Circuit, in the place of Judge
oner Taylor deceased and that he has accented the
once. he appointment, we will give general
Ttsos. G. BRoUGHroN, ESQ.
Fl. Baker F.o -. Tszewe has appointed Richard
OF .' Crcult TO supply .he vacancy occaso1eJ bv %
.ea'n Oh Judge Robert b. Taylor-and Mr. Baker has
70 me Governor his acceptance this hieb lrust
ee' cohhdent That this appointment will meet the mani
Dpptooaon OF the people OF this Judicial Crcuit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

l, G.aLLEGO 1ILLS.-Cay Of Richmond
IlEVHE subscriber has the pleasure OF informing his
III former and the public generally, that the
NGsIego Mills" nearly completed and will he in full
opss,tion with the growing crop lie is ready
tfst Tor wheat from III parts Of the county
TIE business will be conducted after is July next, un-
der dc hrn Of r. ). Cbevsllie & Co.
PETER J. CHEvALLIE.
80 g. 1i1-16t
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VHNEN DOLLARS REWAR0 --Stolen out of ore Of
"A my stables this plantation The night, two Hor-
ses Tor the recovery Of which. will pay doafs or
double TIA, sum- should The tbie be also detected One
Of ese hosesis large, goodlooking Boy accustomed 10
gear, and IN good working ofder about five feet two or
three inches high and six years old this Spring-The
other y chesn0t sorel, which NY manager wv Hogs)
usually rode PAGES and rides WELL but IL very much sd-
dclrd TO starting This horse is about right years OLD
perhaps four feet ten eleven inches high hs, fine
coat Of hair, and s well made and handsome riding horse
lIe also draws we'll in gig.
u have good rea'on 10 believe that DE above horses
have been taken to Petersburg, Fredsrckhnrs WASH
iDgion. CONRADE WEBB.
Hampstead. New Kent 5ih May Let
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the declaration
|shich the charter
lure, and bound to
is, that the Bank
authority OF Con-
eos OF the cxsmi-
'eidl note, the sup.
'nks Il fopernuous
- $500. ttt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

FBNO 1AiLORS-A Tailor, who can come recon-
"A nended have Gfs stand Tor business Deb-
nisve, Amelia county there is not tailor within
miles Of the place Board can be bad on moderate
Any gentleman who disposed 10 carry the shove bu
Communication addressed Post Paid toll a. j. Dennis
vile Amelia County, Va will be attended 10.
Msy0 I--w3w~
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Is slated In sone OF the morning ,pers that tho
president Of the Girsrd Bank has re,urntdk On, "
Ton sod has made arrangement with ii s,a,.''E
ne lIeasury whereby that institution vii teymiua,S i,s
SohneSon with the Treasury, after the 1s tly ~,
PhiIadsLphia Seminal N'uIy ueA''-
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Sc on REPREsENTATIVFs

q IiI OF tonVenIion held IN lho Third Con-
esonal District OF Massachusetts, favor of the resfo
ration OF the deposoe Ct I've public moneys 10 The Bank Of
tie United States which presented last Monday and
was not then disposed Of, being taken up
MI Osgood who entitled the floor when the sub.
lect wssas under consideration, addressed the House al
length on the subject Of this memorial
Mr. OsgoOd presented memoir u from 1862 citizens Of
Boston, approving Of the removal Of the devostes add
protesting against their restoration; which was read and
on motion Of Mr.. o., laid the table, and ordered 10 be
printed, with the names.
Mf Gorhsm presented memorial from sundry citizens.
merchants Of Boston, inviting The legislation Of Congress
on TIE subject Of gold aud silver coins Referred 10 the
select Committee ihe Subject
Also, memorial from Russell Jirgis in reference 10
steam engines.
dr j. q Adams presentod memorial n citizens, mer.
chants mechanics, and others, resident IN Detroit con.
1emnng me measures Of Che Administration IN respect TO
The Bank Of The United States aud represen,ng 0er a.
ieeis az deeply injurious the interests Of the Territory
o. Michigan Read, laid the table, and ordered to be
printed ~ -
Sir Burgess Prosented Che memorial Of sundry mocha.
MICS and citizens Of Rhode Island on the subject the cur
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Mr.. Porter. one Of tho SenSi,rs from T
MDuiiie, OF the House Of R,A ssen,a,iv
city on Saturday afternoon irodphiI,Jst /,
received on the wharf. by h{l,ber Of
.hovn "s :" ws OF weieonNand resi-
corted 10 Barnum's Hotel, wheitsJr a,
The assemblage in an animated \tacb ,
relation 10 the recent course of tiIA ds,;
fim0Te Paper, HDrH %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-06

Black Gro de Rhine, very handsome lus
tired Silk
Mateoni's best black Italian Lustring
Common do do do very cheap
Black Gro de Berlin
Blue black Pout de Sole
Black India Satin LevantiAes
Black pink, green, straw, and other colored
Satins and Florences
White Satins, some extra quality, Cor dresses
large quantity first quality black, blue black
and colored Sewing Silks
Spool and Ball Cotton, and colored and w.
B. Threads
large quantity super and common Pins and
Tapes
Black, white, and colored Italian Grapes and
black Hat do
Black and coored Nankeen, and Mandarin
Grapes and Pongees
Edgings.
A large assortment Cambria, Thread, Bobbi-
nett and Grecanett Edging & lnsertings
Thread and BObbinett Laces
Bobbinetts, plain and figured, and Grecianett
Bobbinett and Grecianett Cuttings
Cotton Fringes, very cheap
Furniture, Carpet, and other Worsted Bind
ings
Knotted and other Quilts
Knitting Cotton, from No. IA to 4O
White and colored Yarns, and black and CO.
lored Worsteads
Rugs and Cotton Carpeting, cheap; &c. &C.
Together with general assortment ofbleach-
ed, brown, and colored DOMESTlCS; Cotton
OZnaburgs; Linen Burlaps and Ticklenburgs,
&C. &c. Comprising almost every article in
the Dry Goods line.
Suffice it to say, his stock is as large and as
areH assorted as ANY HOUSE in this place; and
will be sold as low as they can be found where
OF PRICES is OBSERVED
His stock will be kept up by frequent receipts
from Nelc York. oct 20