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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22
HONORS TO JOHN MARSHALL,
ALEXANDRIA,, Aug. 10.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 13.
Yesterday was the day SET apart by
the citizens for paying funeral honors
to the memory of the late Chief Justice
Marshall. Although the day was wet
and dissgreeable, the Military turned
out in handsome style. Capt. Semmes'
Artilleris,s, Capt. Brocket,'s Indepen>
dent Volunteers, Capt. Whites hide.
pendent Blues, aud Capt. Kinsey's
Rife Guards, made very beautiful
display. The Volunteer Companies,
the societies, citizens, &C., accompanied
by Capt. Wise's Civic Escort, and the
Alexandria Band, proceeded 10 the or :
der marked out, under the command
Of Col. George Brent as Chief Marsh
al, and his assistants, TO the Methodist
Episcopal Church, where, after an
appropriate prayer by the Rev. DR..
Dorsey, and delightful music from the
choir, funeral Grafton was pronoun-
ced by Edgar Snowden. The process
sion tben returned to the city Hotel,
and was dismissed.
The flags at the public square, and
on The shipping, were displayed al,
half,masl, the bells we're tolled at in.
tervals during the day, and minute guns
fired by the Aftillery.-Gos.
a white man of the name of REUBEN
CRANDELL, was arrested 10 George
town on Tuesday evening, by TWO of
the police officers Of this city, (Messrs.
Robinson and Jeffers, and committed
10 prison, on charge Of having been
engaged in circulating incendiary pub.
locations among the Negroes Of the Dis.
trict.
He was examined yesterday after.
noon before Mr.. Justice CooTE, Mr..
KEY attending for the U. S. The ex-
animation took place in the Jail and
We have not learnt the result further
than that enough appeared in evidence
to authorize the full commitment Of The
prisoner for trial. - Nat. Int. Aug. ii.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22

o. The Buffalo Advertiser states
that serious mi to the growing crop
of corn and potatoes. was caused in tina
neighborhood by frost on the night OF thu
End instant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22

NJ We learn that the "lmmediate
Abolitionists'' held a meeting at Lynn,
Mass, on the 5th inst, at which the Rev.
George Thompson, of England, made a
flaming speech. The presence OF large
number of females (about dozen Of
whom escorted him out Of the church,
and the interposition of the Sheriff, saved
the reverend gentleman from being mob
bed in genteel way. Some rotten eggs
and missiles were thrown.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22

o. The editor of the Wheeling Ga
zette learns from gentleman just return
ed from visit to Ashtabula, that an ex-
hausting drought prevails along thesouth-
ern shore of lake Erie, extending inland
SO miles. No rain had fallen for three
weeks; and the corn, potatoes, and other
vegetables, were perlshng.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
ner ,purosn f6tpsr osrwuneet.

1ues lVuEpgU loDlDeCs sOeCtpUn0et. ii
J Ser oeutlebe Bunbsstas bat et,
'1er, t'etsen Oefblu6 ssbsbren, ia
Ipe!bem absrmals BON Sen Daues
werfsseftllsn Sic Neoe III. gr er,t,
Ibatt naberet fbdrfert Beffinimuns
gen lber tbt tinfsises 9erbalteu.
- Sas monoern betfelbstt natA
oeujent9en 9rten uno ednoern, in
fpelhen sefdbrliebe 9srbinounstrt
'uno 0srfommlunsen ssouloet rsers
Den, ~ eerbctea.-2) 6anowerFss
|9sisuen, bic fleb jeet ii, foleben 9dns
ieern dufbalts, mussn lIb uneefdu,itt
auf Die Detne tnabcr,, ,lm in ibve
reiptstlpe 0eimatb surif,utebten.
81 Shfllmtlibe ouf oeutfbem 90,
Oct, ponoernoe 0aubnerfsse(eueu
tallet1 unter ffretae potiitiliDe 2tufs
+ltbt. ID Sie 8uneesreeierunaen
tpetpen I6 Die 2duoer gestnfeitia
befannt tl1aben In pelbett, (id bie
panewetfs9eieusn iu perbrslten bes
ben. : 49,. ...#' 49,, -,
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mon ote SDlgsruna siebst, iptll, bak
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te Dies war fepnt fo 1T oaS 8ebitn
pes tsuen Monarben slsmIib aus,
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I'psrlcoe, ,pc i'm Snnetn Der b(ireI6s
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In rpabr9encn1lnen tperoet uno am
Ipelltitben 5oDri;snt Der eurppatftI
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Otssonet1, ipetbe fbsn felt swblf
Mondtei, einsefsrfert ,pdren, fpnrs
Den nab poris sebraht unp erfhei,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

YtetleIl pDCU UStl SoeVCaNteU peC 'DUtEef
fammer. 9d6 oteGr &brper Elm
cpnttitutioneues Sribunalfir einsn
| fotben SolI 1T, 1T eine 2lnomatie,
tpetbe nitbt unter elmer Negierune
+ EsefnnDen weroen felIts ips Der s bron
fpon republifanifeben Snttitutionen
|umeebeniit.@ Ser Sumult mar fe
srob, oaB es untnSaIih par, NIT
Dem 9erbbr fortsufabren. Dis
pairs seboten, ba6 Die Nnsetlag,
item mteDsr ins Gsfdnsni6 sebrabt
1mlrDen, uno pererDneten. 0a6 ibre
lllnteriubuns cbne ibre 9egenpart
Igsleitet peroen feute, uno jfpar nibt
oureh Die Yon Oen Oefan9snen (elbO
lgendblten Nnwdloe, fenoern ourb
Ioie Mtt9lisoer Der 9eribtsbanf III
paris, Die bon Den pdirs semdbh
IworDen. Dtefe Nnmasuns pers
|mebrte natilrll6 ote Nufreauns,|
|tpel6e In Sranfreitb berritbte, uno|
lit oorauf berebuett 2ouis Nbilipp|
NOD msbr in Den 2lussn pss 9e!es
|berabsufessn. r. n
Gin bb6ft trauriser Sail ereisns,
|te ltb am |. >. 81. auf foer Militdrs
Qfapemie III 9DeF,pDint. Snep|
Gaeettsn ibten fieb i'm Sedten, ais
in Der 0ise oes Gefe6tes ourb ei-
men tinstidliben GtoB elmer sem
|anoern nit Dem Gappiere oas ause|
Iburebbobrte. Ger Sts6 mar purbI
IDas elu9e bis IN oas 9ebirn GEE
ornneen. Ser 9er,punoete, Elm
gpbn oes Captain Crater .. 9ir,
atnien ifarb nab eini9en Stunoen.
0epbe Qo0etten naren Die innis.
fen Sreunoe uno oas gntfeeen pes
uebertebenDen en- fDa 70 9ref fepm ea6.
man uM Die grbaltun9 feines Qer,|
|ltanoes 8efcr9nif1e beet.
- @@&4 ~z.s- (8asgerfr.
Surtbtbarer Drfan u. gBirbelwino
in Jsen,9 9er(ep. d #5.
Qn Greitaa, Den I9. >. M. -
bat oleStaot ,p,Brunsmif uno|
Elm gbil ibrer 3abbarfbaft, unter
Dem perplItenoiie turn, gelitten,
bon Den, man in Der Ueseno meiB.I
|Q5isls 9sbdupe llinb sera6rt, mebresI
|re perfDnen befbdDi9t, bon oenei,|
einise permutbiib niht am eeben
.bleibei1 ,peroen, llnn anoere anf Der
Stelle tbDtete. S .'S as-sg *s.sss
DerGrfan nabr, ;u MiDolebufh,)
ungefabr 4 Meilenp. 0se,p, Brunss
mid ieinen NnfanA nnb 3oa |leb D.
bort uber Den flsinsn Ort spiscaOas
.tpap am Nariton, no BON Den go
6dufernn iporaus Derfelbe beifanDf
rDrep ffeben seblieben linp. DurG
Die Gburb, Meilfen, @5bnres1annsl
uno 8urnetts GfrafIen,. bratb er
oaun uber Wstp.Srunstpif los,
mredlibe gerpaitungenonriebte
.lleber so gebduDe tiirsten sulal1,en.
.Gie QEihrpe bon 2(rsoale, 0enrnI
Beernnl @fq. (ein Dffiier DsrSiotsI
tel GDbn beS Nibters sDcerll,l,,, H..
Elm junser mani Naittens DoDdro,:
SDbnoes Deesor gapagor perlo,Y
,rerl Dds seber. ~.
5n Den gpbsrtD nnb Gitbnipno.
Strallen tpur0en plels0dultr, tbeils
.ilmaepDrfent tbeils Des gahes bes
IfaAbt. ss 4
m h. Die Metbpoilfcn &ittbeil fort
befbaolst, tinD bis 8anF bat ibr
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

IVY FuE etl!l9e UENes VoMHDetg met
6e am Salsen tyr Geben ;tt befb!ies
sen botten. 9Bit titeinen oieSya,
lnlsr, tpclbe tpesen Beraubuns oei
I lpanifben 8risg hMerieon'' in
Upitpn cine 3eitlang In qeribtlibet
llnterfubung ttanoen tlno oas So,
besuribsil ubtr ilcb erseben loffeu
lnnbteh. Sbre Natt1en ilno fcleen,
oe: Captain Son peoro 0ibert,
Suan Montenesrs, Wanuel gditil,
10, Anget 9ar,ia uno Manuel0ops
90. 3wep anperen: Son Scto u.
Wui5 nnroe 2luHbub osr Scoes,
ltrofs oermiutet. Qebtererilt wobns
ilnnls uno grlterer ,piro fpabrfbein
llb bs9naoietmeroen. 2lls Die Sc,
fan9ensn f1b nber,eugt batten, bo6
ibnsn tsine 0ofnuns msbr ibrts
blieb, fomen lie idmmtlidb mit Elm,
aneer ilberein ibrem @bldfal ourb
Selbflmero su entseben. 2lnsel
8arcia nor Der erIte, Der3u Der
Sbat Ibritt uno nit einet,1 @thf
glas auf beposn lrtnen bie Dms,
aoernierfbnitt. @tbnsue drltliebe
6alfe pfrS6gerte feinen 5oinsana,
cb er glsi1 benusttbs auf oen 8es
9ebrabt une OILS toos llrs
tbett an lbm ocllsogsn rpurbe, Faurs
einige SeIben Der gmpfnbuns III
baben fbien. Ole lbrisen ftorben
NIT ilbtbarer ga6ung uno nit ben,
unerfbutterli6en 8efenntni6, oa6
lte mulolos bingeribtet weroen. .
fatboli6e 9eiftlibe perri6teten Die
prletferliben 9efhdfte. Captain
8ibert fdmpfte nod orep Minuter
nit Dem Sooe. Slab so Minuten
nabm man ibre eeibname ab, uno
beifattete Dieflben nob in oerfelben
Na6t auf Den fatbclif6en &irbbof
sur Groe. Sa Die gerbreber feis
nes Msroes befhuloigt iperoen fofl,
teni 70 bliebsn ibre &6rper, uad)
Dem gjeeBe Der Ger. CT, BON ben
anatomifhtn 9niirumenten Der me,
DictnifbenS Sacnltdt perfbDnt. NuiL
Der sppn feiner Selle aus etn 3euse
Der 0inribtung mar, erreste Durb
feline rpabn(Inni9en g,eberoen u. .0e.
fange bic Aiftnegffamfsit Der an,pe,
fen0en menge. gr btelt ais Der
Senter fein Befbdh perriebtet bats
te, cine BettDsfe erl1ppr, Die ned
bon Bei9a's Blut triefte, .pobep
mat, Die Nsprte bbrte: dtDies i(tnie
rotbe Slagse, unter Der sneine Sc,
fdbrtsn ffarben!!'' Mebr ale 10000
Menfben, tpgbnten Diefer ScDes(ces
ne bep. Die Odber sinissr al, Das
9efdn9ni6 erdnsenoer bretternsr
6aufer itnrJten inter Dem 9ewidt
Der 3ufhauer eitl unD es 1T begreif,
lib, Da6 oiefes @reisntB FIR Man,
be traarise gelsensbatts.
Die gefhibte Der in Der welt
3erilrsuten pplen III f.niebt 1u gnpe.
gine teutfhe 3eitung bemersft
in oielsr SinGbt, ba6 Die fran,
sbfifte Negierans I'm Dearif ltebt,
ale in Daris anspefsnoe pclerl aus
Der 0auptifaot III bic propinSen
surlG ~ serpeiien. Das bepes.
tesparis gleiht jebt elmer Ctr s IL
{ heuerttl. Y. Die atlneupoten,Der.
en- 6ersatl nod inntt1sr NIT 0tepolit.
ionsltof an9eflllt lino, tperset, Dor
dis feusrsefihrlibe Desen.
ifdnoe, BET Setten aus bet Gfrol,s
.fbeust entfstHt.
/ e. r.. = !.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
giii dnberss seiapenf4if sefaass,s
aenoiMfnen,

Der enslifne etbooner Gfipiasl Sal iii,
selaDsnfdiff IN ben loafea BON J5apauna
.ein8ebred,t, anf oena ifd noh 443 aeIahea
befanben, bic BON 100, ,pomit sS Oie aaElle
Son Nfritd pet.afitn batte, abria aebliebsia
rDaren. Gelaben ioafSs 6ti On ss1,gk
| teaui8 2eDea gstcnsssss ssu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Wlep-Dorf giules.

U Gin general init yfanter,
Shtparn erribttt segennarste ia
Yrantretb cine 4rmse pon 10000
Mann yreDptuiser, utl, patnst 1er
Senlqln Gbriiiiane eon @5parisf,
~ palfe su ellen. @ie NranatD
zoe Negiertlns ,interftubt bies tln,
tsrnsbta1erl, inoem fie 9erne einen
sbeil po, Der aroBen 2lnsabl h1s
rnbl9er GSpfe losiarperpen nhnfbs,
,Octl.lt ranfseiN sessnwdrsIs 81
bsrfiAt lis.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Ansebeure &raft zines
SOmero ffd)ss.

Die BRIG Sortunagapt. ptstp,
auf lbter Neils, oon MDate
Sloeo na;b Nep-Desf, btnten ilas
ter Der ealtlte bon einetn esbpeto4
ffb gettefen, oeNen e5cbweso eurd,
oas o'fe &upfer tinb oie ftarren
geblen orans, NORM es. absebtob-
en- iteden blieb. Gr(t bel Ser GATE
laoang rparbe es entbeeft inoeit, es
fb l2 Sou iber Der Dberaahe ees
Baner sei9te. Beoenft man bo.
BET, pab Der Yifb oemStbife, tpels
bes iegeltet folste, U. tliebt bemfelben
eatgegen fam fn i,iuB man lber pte
Sraft, tpelebe etn fulcbsr Stoe bon
ausRsti erltaanen. y
- n H.. !. Is. ysew-cDerf giues.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
2iaenten fir ben

gaterIonosfreuno. .. .
Srisbsi1 9pdtb, giq. Ycitmdfer, peterss
bursb. @oi,,mbiane 60.
s. W. Cooper, Ga. q. M. WrOiter;
..|. - ~> - Wapne 60.
Doc. parltnou, y. .M. lIuiontoUn, Start
.4~r IL @'' T.. .., s.s@ 60.
eb.w. 3.3. 3uet. 8oaromaH Irutubuu
Ts.T, = ss.#. d. - 60.
3d., ...
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10

6inridbtnl Ser sebute
9unp mar Gins Srauess UNI glb bflblepss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-03-26
ITEMS.

.4notser Post Office Rat ca,tgM.-The Rich
mond Enquirer Of the 18th inst. says: awe
have been informed that the Deputy Post
master at Cumberland Court House, has been
detected by al agent of the Post Office De-
partmcnt, in pnrloining letters from the mail.
II is said he had considerable sum Of money
in his possession, when he was arrested"
The Boraer Wr.-The Governor of Ohio,
has ordered ont his whole staff and dctach-
ment of troops to escort him to "the debatea-
bic land" to which the most puissant Cover
nor Of Michigan has also repaired, with mil
itary force, to resist the forcible entry of the
former dignitary.
Ohio LegiSiatue.-Thc Legislature of Ohio
adjourned on the 9th inst. after session of
fourteen weeks.
During the 13 months preceding the pres
ent month, the Fire Insurance Offices of
New York paid losses to the amount Of SOLO,
i03l.
The Secretary ofthe Navy has given notice
that board for the examination of Mdship-
men, whose Warrants have date prior to the
Ist of January 1880, will be convened at B-i-
timore on the I'd Monday in May next
Commodore Jacob Jones is President of the
Board TO whom midshipmen are to report at
the time and place specified.
Cholera at Martinique Smith, of the
schr Northampton, at New York, I3 days
from st. Barts, informs that the Cholera had
made its appearance at Martinique. A vessel
which arrived at st. Barts from that place,
was not permitted to enter.
NAvAL.-The U. S. ship st. Louis, Com
mander M'Cawley, arrived at Pensacola on
the lst instant, from cruise in the gulf and
bay Of Mexico-officers and crew all well.
The United States sloop Of war Falmouth,
was at Cape Haytien, on the lst, to sail the
next day for ST. Jago.
A Bill has been reported to the Legislature
of Pennsylvania, for removing the seat of 60
vcrnment from Harrisburg to Philadelphia
It would probably be good move. The con-
diton of removal is, that the city Of Philadel-
phia shall furnish suitable buildings for the
accommodation of the Legislature and the
public of1icers.-[.N Y. jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-03-26
March 10, 1885.
WIN. G.. COZZENS & co,

ED ESPECTFULLY inform their customers
and the public generally, that they are now
getting in their SPRING supply ofNEW Goods,
and invite them to call and examine their assort-
mcnt. They opened yesterday 22 packages Of
Domestic Goods of every description, and a few
rich style London Prints, with some other desira-
Bile articles.
Also, added 10 their Carpet Ware Room,
A splendid assortment entire NEW patterns. Of
superiine and fine Ingram and Damask Venitian
floor Carpeting- plain. striped and damask We
ntian stair do-Brussells and tufled Hearth rugs,
&c. &C., all which they assure their customers
shall be offered on the most favorable and accom-
Inodatng terms for cash or approved credit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Stone MasOns and Con-
tractors.

"llE subscriber will receive proposals un-
- I'll the Goth of April next, for the con.
struction of u Dixie and PIER on u shoal al
the north end of Goat Island in this harbour.
: The DlKE-founded in an sVeragc depth
OF u feet at low water, will be about 1850 feet
in length; about 10 feet broad under water,
Sa feet broad above water, and 10 feet high
above low water The part under low water
will be constructed of granite stones 10 feet
long, feet high, and at least I 1 feet broad,
laid in open work, and filledin with refuse
stones and gravel. The part above low wa
ter will be faced with granite in courses hav-
ing due proportion of headers, and backed
with good rubbe work. The top course will
consist entirely of headers 2 feet long, and
not less than "a fl. rise and IA fl. width
/ The PIER-standing on the outer end of
the Dixie in mean depth at low water of
nearly l3 feet, will be 50 feet square. Two
OF its walls will be 10 feet thick under low
water, and two feet thick--tlIese walls be-
ing formed of large granite stones laid in op-
en- work, and filcd-in with refuse stones and
gravel. Above water these walls will be fac
ed, on one side, with granite in courses, and
backed hy good rubble work: the thickness
being reduced, by slight batter in front and
by offsets in the rear, to z feet at the top.
The top course Of these pier walls will be
composed of stones not less than ] 1 Il. thick,
5 feet long, and two feet broad-all laid as
headers. The space enclosed by the Pier
walls will be filled, first with refuse stones to
the height Of low water, and then with as
much gravel as may be required to fill all the
interstices. Upon a part Of this surface n
strong grillage will be laid of the size neces-
sary for the foundation Of Light House: up
on this grillage a mass, feet high, of dry
rubble masonry will be laid, and thereon IA
mass, Of rubblc masonry in mortar,3 feet high.
The space around this foundation will be fill
ed, first with refuse stones carefully packed,
and then with gravel. The top of the Pier
no feet above low water) will be formed by Il
pavement of large granite stones.
For further particulars,and an inspection Of
the plans, personal application must be made
to the subscriber, or in his absence, to Mr..
John b. Lyon, Newport.
The proposals may embrace the supply of
all the materials, and the execution Of all the
work-or, separate proposals may be made
for the supply Of the granite-for the delive-
ry Of the filling-in stone and gravel-for the
execution of the work under water including,
or not including, the materials-and for the
execution of the work above water including,
or not, the materials.
The Pier to be completed by the 3lst De-
cember, lS35-The Dixie to be completed by
the 3lst December, 1896.
With the proposals satisfactory evidence
must be. produced of the ability to comply
with the terms therein proposed, and to Sc
cure the execution of a contract by response
BILE names. JOS. G. TOTTEN, Col.
Eng'rs. Brevt Col.
Newport, r. ]. March 25, 1885.
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stated that the Commissioners of the
Navy originally ordered the figure head
to be placed on the ship, but we have
strong doubts Of its truth, as we believe
there is Naval regulation requiring
none but billet heads TO our vessels of
war. Our own opinion of this matter is,
that 1t is all piece Of sycophancy and
mwu-worship on The part of Capt. Elliott,
w'ho - well aware that hatiery and law
ming are most acceptable at the White
House. As the President evinccd a
disposition in his last Message, for a rup-
tnre with France, his bust is undoubtedly
the most appropriate figure head for a
National vessel proceeding thaher to
bring home our minister in case Of ne
cessity.--[N Y. Gasetie.
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The Rev. Walter Cotton, ofthe Navy,
has recently returned from three years
cruise in the Mediterranean; and during
that period has visited the most interest
ing places on the classic shores Of that
sas as we'll as the chief cities Of Europe.
lie is now preparing work, which we
have reason to believe, will abound with
graphic and beautiful descriptions, orig
inai thought, and the illustrations Of n
giled genius. Mr.. Cotton is no ordina-
~ writer. He is about to occupy the
station Of Chaplain, at the Navy Yard
at Boston, and we are sure that his tai
snts 1--WE might say much of his virtues
cannot fail to win the regard Of that city
Of taste aud letters.-[ National Inteih-
geHcer.
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FRESH GOODS.
X + A ID s. o II nj S Il + f.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.


EH AVE just received from auctions in BOSTON,
h HI and other sources, n large and valuable as
sortmeni Of seasonahIe GOODS, which they of
fer { sale at as low prices as they can be OBJ
tanned ia this. or other markets They wonld re-
specially invite CASH customers, and such as
make good notes, and pay them at maturity, to
give their Goods an examination before conplet-
ing their purchases elsewhere.
Among the Goods are super, md extra super
London and French broadcloths; colors blk, blue,
olive and invisible green, claret, mulberry and adj
eahle. Also, cases Of American cloths Of all kinds
md qualities. comprising very large assortment
from = rs, 10 SO per ynrd-also, cases ol'super-
fine cnssimeres, colors blk, blue, lavender, stone,
peach. salmon and cinnamon drah, blue, slate
also, assortment of printed cnssimeres, of desi-
rable patterns; also, cases Of sattncts, consisting
of mixed, drab, lavender, adams, mixed, plain s.
printed-also, a complete assortment Of silk, va
lencia, velvet, x harseilles vesiings; alse Amos
keag and Dorchester ticks, Suffolk drills, black,
blue and olive velveteens, printed jeans. blue do.
Mexicans, stormants, Peruvian fancies, stripe
shiriing, super blue black, and assorted sewing
silk and twist, silk velvets, brown and white lin
ems. paddings, canvas, buckrams, plain and twill
led silesias, Russia sheetng, ravens duck, super
Iosacky bandannas, 3-4 and A black and col
ored cambrics, brown and bloached shirtngs, sc.
Providence, March 10, 1885.
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THE HLEXANDRIAN

A republication Of valuable Literary and Sol
IA eniiic works = issued in weekly numbers Of
32 pages octave at Ct cts. per number. ibis
publication commences with D'Israeli's "Curios-
tiles of Literature. the first series Of which is
completed in the nos. received-ihe regular
price of the work in any other form is Sf4,0O-h
is here furnished for "a cents.
'"rhe Aexandrian will contain nothing Of q
perishable cast, but on the contrary will embody
the mos, valuable works, placing them in the
hands Of those who would otherwise be debarred
the qualification Of their perusal."
'''rhc numbers contain each more reading thar
any other works Of the kind hitherto published
and consequently the cheapest-thar has ever ye
been presented to the world"
w. ID. CALLAHAN,
March 18th, 1881 Agent Newport.