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uAite Cepisais end Figuros-
bes'dss Ofnamsntal Lsttsrs, Bsekslops,
Ausac, Lottery Figures, Pises Of Frsetions,
SoPersors, AsirooO@Nai and other slxns.
Space Rules, Brass Rules, Ornamental Dssh-
%, LOng Braces, more than 900 kinds Oi
Gets and Ornamsnts foe school books, news
PsPesa, and scIsoti6e works; orders for any
OF which o. foF CO@Posing sucks, Cases,
Chsses, &c. viii Be sEseuisd eth the utmost
pso@pt'ioas, . large stock bsias sIwsys o.
hand.
They viii aiso execute orders for Pfinlinr
Presses, Paper, ink, sc. uhieh they viii for
ot.h 81 TIE manufaciuFeF's prizes
trlnssFs Of NsSfPsPers viii please pub
lssh this sdVsriisemsst with this nots1 ths,,
times, ssndisg = paper containing N 20 the
Foundfy. sad receive payRsot uhsa thsy
Pureh foaF ti8ss The nmoant Of their bill.
from ths Fougdsy
Nov ~, 1894 GEO. BRUCE co.
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FresS Op@@ges. &c.
EREsH oRANoEs AND LRNoNa
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
FOR TIE Eva OLREH
MR.. LEIGH. AN ENIGMA

~ gentleman signed himself g Christopher
IIHE' ii he ever was in more embarrassing
Than he is IN now, most Pitable indeed must his
~ "''" been. urged the hand by llis political
eS as liz Is, To retain the station he now occupies
49,, Pfp,~e of clngs'ng the Administration by his
e'T'h IN the face of the conclusive evidence that
M onoA'"us to the ina "ry of the people o virginia.
t,t strained by the still small voice of conscience,
az am unwilling To believe has ceased to sway Its
r?''e over his political life, and which whispers
'e'n'@ warnIng tina, he is about TO sacrifice his
for integrity and consistency atth unholy
.,"; VI persona! ambition and party subscrviency. am
, On the verge sympathsing with him; but on
20 rejection, it seems to me his course is plain
sb s"a Il he permits those to influence his judgment,
.,e% TICK css OF the means ny which their party in
70, IL promoted, he deserves man IS commsera-
nc VT Leigh does not feel conscious Of being in
~ uncut dilemma, he is literally, as said ascye,
:a.dns at all events, to every body but himself The
:.,ri political principles he processes, and which
ppooan A would regulate his conduct, are in direct
His |" the course he has declared he will follow
'eer to the citizens of Brunswick pretty plain.
:;epds vs.; mat he means to crafty his importunate
;aea holding on to his seat having said that ne
the ake It, and in the same breath he says, respect
nan ,ni ~ Judgment Of the people as much as any
1o;. u So he should resign his scat. He has here
.as,rur,;.n considered the Champion Of tine Right o.
and he has said, that the declared sense o.
':ucnn u.s. with him, "tantamount to positive IN
dow the clear-headed MIR. Leigh can per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
~-EOICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
IHH cnIiTH CAROLINA=The annual course Of

~@EOICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
IVA SOUTH CAROLINA-The annual course Of
cctures in this Institution will be resumed the I'd Mon
dsv in November on the following branches
9natomn-J"hn. E. Holbrook. II. D.
SurptrT-John Wagner, NJ. D.
Iast;tnrs and Practice Of Hedieine-S. Henry Dick
son. NJ. D.
observation-disclosures Moultrie, Jr., NJ. D.
Lbstc,ries-Thos. G. Prioleau, NJ ID.
Chcmistru-Edmund Ravencl NJ u.
Afate7;a Hedica.-Henry r. Frost. M D.
Demonstration Of y7natomy.-John BeIlnger; NJ. d.
Opportunities for Clinical instruction VIII De anoraed
rins Hospital and City Aims House. the Wards of which,
by Resolution of the City Council, are open to all Stu
dents Of Medicine in the city ,oe-
Aug. l5. t3u-wtlS.] HENRY H. fhosi' Lean
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

# these officers and their recruits the available
E.,G;da,e,' in Virginia.. And would General Harri
.on stand by and see our commerce ubandoned--the
peGpe with
tnrc May, would he see the whole South rapidly be-
ming wilderness again, before he would I" give
bic VOICE for relief comparatively as inconsidera
be Is tho reduction Of the duty on the mere salt
Of the Mourning Queen of the Ocean" say 10
,,kn. this man. as the available Candidate" of their
n,r,r in Virginia. Would not modern honesty and
tsn:,.,ency alas party reRo justify them in doing so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

MARKETS.-Thursd"y, Oct. ], l531
ToBAcco-Very little doing at the inspectons-AuctIon
prices have not changed since last week
logs S. so ST, mixed refused leaf 81 %
81; passed 81 sig.
CoRx---S0 IS cts
Florn-Supplies moderate, demand good-country
brands - rs Sc.
Wur.r-Dcmand brisk red 49, white 49,
coTToy--Nominsl price i Is 2 cts:
BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES.
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spirit and for all the great and glorious ends to attain
which ii originally formed
18th Resorcd, That the foregoing preamble and
lutions be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
that copy be forwarded TO the Editors of the Enquirer
and Wing, for publications and that other editors of
papers friendly to their Objects be respectfully requested
~ give 'ncm an insertion in heir respective papers.
GEO. WRIGHT, Sccrc,oru '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

BROAD ROCK FALL R.iCEI- Or,r the Tree HTl Course.
FG.I Day, 2hA sweeps, Ike for colts lilies years
ofi, mil" heats lfrj
john NJ Butts =. fohanra .nn ~ Charles, ]
q. r. iIarcS Dr. /. BY Archie. dam By Hal, )
t;ror:c Gooiw ms {. by Ionson, . 3
John Bech:r'. b. c. ~ Yankee Doodle, dis.
JOHN cth's b. Timncon, dam by Thundcrcap. Ar.
shnm Puck.tt's f. by Charles, dam by Hail. 4 3r.o.
1Imc.- heat, 3m. SIS 2h BIN. lis ID, 3m. "a; ith, im.
The first heat well contested. The b about
The third half lcuct, the fourth closely
The heat perhaps rmor. and
contested this For the last
mile the ACHE FLY and opG colt the BEST and
the flly Than three feet nhsad of r colt att
r." locked "r .r the quarter stretch The FLY wac the
Iavofi." Of starting.
SECOND DiT.-rRJraIKron, rtE,r.
S2'JJ2 mile heats, So
Q. r. Hare, Nancy Blua by Sir Archie. II
Thomas boswell. l.iam Pickett, by Arab,
Join BrIrh"r's Tally lilo, hy irouSoa, J3
Ishnn Puckrus Quiz, ,y liot.rrr. -
John VI. Bolt. Tojnrconr>t. by t;ul,aGna, SIS
Tiu,r-l-, heat, 3m. 80 | Is. ii heat, I'm. Jt,.
In ubarronit seemed 10 De looked
the Of Nancy Blunt did hs w"lc
tt.hc he ert:n ~ ordc md did
pear posed he milo" The winning
taIa-! woriiIy the high blood Of her sire.
THIRD LAY.
Jockey Club purso. SjO0 mile heats entrance $40.
WIN. R. J"hn-on'. Julia Aun, by Johanna, %
]. VI. Bots Aiainc by tiohanua, 33
Thona, d. Wat.on's Tang -Share by Contention, 4 d.
Richard Adams Black Heath, by Archie,
l'han, Pu"kei1 Johanna, as
T'nc-Is heat, j.n. j6..; .! do, jrn. 57s.
Julia Ann the f.soit".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

Southern Literary .Htsstnsrr.-We are requested BY
the Publisher Of this PERIODICAL to remind his patrons
that the first volu. nc will not BE- completed until the is
suing of the 18th September number in consequence
Of the two first having been seni-monthy only. Along
with the 18th No. the Publisher will give copious IN
de< and tepaae to the st volume. he hopes TO issue
both about the 10Th October 10 enable him to make
instant preparation for the commencement OF the new
volume. The Publishers arrangements will authorize
him to saw that much his first volume has grated his
Patrons he hopes 10 place the second far beyond It's pre-
, dcccsSor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

RCHa""D ENqriRERhiI paper lately pumard to keep the
SUBJECT" Of Addition OF the Pc-icns question far
cocctncd It'cEB recently declared
nsn: ihc t""ihcr s"ng better for than that others
sc dong thu hn. this FOR violating one
"ori, "lnr. acknowledged wror.. 1t much
Know what right aa wiSh but others arc doing wron,
anf 30 will i."-NOHt.Omcry (-9!Gb1mIJ journa.
Such is the political Ethics of The Nnlfyng journal!
We presume it will next advise us, it the Opposition
strike US upon cheek, quietly to turn the otl"T-Ne
declared ourselves willing all discussion Of the
Ambition question in connection with the Presidential
Elccton-and accepted the act Of Amnesty which
offered us-but when tsia: violated b. our
opponents. what to do: Were VIC to permit
them violate the Truce md not to retalate Were
they this question against friends and we not
to say word by way Of deenccP-ls the Montgomery
Editor a knavc Fool: lie may take either horn OF
the Dilemma which suits him best
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-05
BALSAu OF LIVERWORT

MFRS NJ N. GARDENERS genuine Indian Balsom cfkI
IA erioon and oarhound prepared from receipt orgin
procured from an Indian doctrcss.
The genuine Basam of Lvcrvoi in each Bottle II is vii
out any exageaton exception of the greatest
ever made in this part OF the country 1t has saved within N
years hundreds from the grave II has been for from
parts of the country that has the least knowledge of its goro
ELECTS for such simple vegetable compound 1t has be(
found to be extremely etcacous in the following Diseases vii
Consumptons, Common coughs Colds Hopping Cough dill
Guilty OF breathing, Asthmas nuanza Quinsy Phthisic Sr
ting OF blood Croop Weakness Pain in the sde want of sles
NC Likewise there nothing existing, good for the Iv
Complaint this medcne it has been taken with great s
css-Prlce 30 cents bot e for sale by VIM. d. RIDER
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-05
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

YUNHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
u prepared by w. Mskin Esq-Memher fihe Royal
College OF Surgeons, Lcentiate OF Apohecays Company
Fellow OF Bolt Court Society Surgeon TO The Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST. Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result OF 20 experience and
unparalleled success the andhgh respectable pruc
uce oi the proprietor paoused by the faculty and nobilys
now introduced the notice American public, the
nest solicitation OF number gentlemen of long and hgh
ding IN the profession. Iii hoped preliminary step,
check the evils and fatal consequences arising from the of the
numerous and deeerous osted upon the public by
the and OF fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by set OF mercenay, unprnoped preiendesSo totally ig
nofant OF medical science that impossible the de-
usion longer go down with the intelligent people OF this
country These pulls mid and agrv bic tha should
he kept every family OF sSGatn Illness tor by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spasms ieyt and 9th
alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be without them They sold packets
90 cents 81 and ~ each by respectable druggists book
sellers and vendes of medicine in the u and the Cana
daS with copios directions together with testimonials Of pro-
sesslona ability from the following eminent genemen Sir Asst
ley Cooper Abernethy, James Bunde, VI. d. w Back NJ.
d., j. Aston Key, A. Fnmpon NJ d. and numerous others
The originals be possession of the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported into this country, aud
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN
So Waverly Place, New-York;
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. Sntes'&c.
~ B. None genuine without the signature of the Gen
eral Agent on the Label Sold by
II. II. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar,
the Court-Jouse. Feb 25, 1915.
W Camon-lt has been deemed expedient posi-
be to place Mskns Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
hands druggists only and those sold signature
of John Hoben the label are counterfeit This notice be-
necessary, there is STILL contrary all moral decencya
egay convicted attempted be forced the public
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-05


Joseph Hall, Edwaru Greenman.
Acts passed for regulating the Militia, for watch
ing and warning, for establishing Council of War,
raising a troop of horse &c. and act for support
ing the Gov vnr. in the performance of his engage
ment to the act of navigation"
The following act passed for regulating the de-
ention of vessels at the Fort in Newport Itwas call
ed his Maesys Fortifcation in Newport, in the
act so that it must have been owned by the Colony,
but where it was located, we have seen ev-
dence, we think probably on Goat-Island, or Bren-
on's point. We have found no order of the Assem-
bly, for building said fort but the records in
some part missing since 1856 we conclude the fort
was built some where between 1856 and I70l.
"B BE it further enacted, and ordained, that there
shall be ordained TO take care of his majesty's
Forfcation in this town of Newport, and he that
is chief officer shall have more under him
according as the case requires, to aid hlm and
that he might have reasonable SALARY allowed him.
And that he the said officer, SHALL when any topsai
vessel sha come in sight, hoist his Majesty's flag
in the Fertilization aud if the said ship vessel,
when she comes open with the Harbor, doth not
any under him. shall fire shot afore his fore foot
and if the said ship vessel shall not then strike
her opsail then the said officer &c. shall fire anoth
shot between the said ship vessels masts. as
near as he can over the said ship or vessel and if
they strike not then her topsai the officer shall do
his endeavors to sink her but if'the said ship or
vessel do not strike lower the first shot, the
master of said ship vessel shall pay for the first
shot, six shillings and eight pence, and for the
ond thirteen shillings and four pence, and for the
third it shall be accounted presumption and he shall
suffer what punishment the authority of the place
shall think fit either in person or goods"
The answer to the petition of John Davis of
Westerly, it is enacted by the Assembly that the said
John Davis shall be allowed the reasonable charge
that he hath been at for himself and aid being car
ried prisoner to Connecticut, out of the General
Treasury and that the Governor appoint some ju-
dicious person to assist rhem connecticut who
shall be paid for his service ofhe General Treas
ury what shall be thought reasonable by the Gencr-
al Council"
6 No other records of the Assembly for this year are
TO be found
By report made to the society in England " for
of the Gospel in the foreign ports" 1t
appears that the inhabitants of the Colony of Rhode
Island &c. including Narragansctt, was estimated
this year at 10000 souls exclusive of Indians.
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W1SIIINGTON VING,
GULIAN &. VERPL1NCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CvdS. T.. UOIFUiV,

IN NAL ing the necessary selections
The first j. IN relation change iDits form has been
the opinion of the present publisher from the first that hc oc
tayo or-beng hathe present would be preefabc
and b i, gated that the subscribers with whom lie has been
enabled confer have almost unanimously expresedtc same
opinion The form of the work will therefore be changed at
c commencement Of the second year To octavo each number
containing hlrty-twO pages.
The second point relation TO the selections Qr he WORK
The opinions OF subscribers in this extremely var1usso
much render II impossible TO satisfy all ihs lar has
been object much variety as pos.bc, ana AT %
same time introduce into each volume one or two WORKS OF
some magnitude objection has been made TO works
which necessarily occupy from eight 10 ten numbesas lar as
practicable this will III future be avoided
The Republic Of Letters" reprint ol standard Lora'HG
works therefore, which and ephemera are necessarily
excluded. , =,
The future volume. will embrace Of historical works BIZ
ograpIy, and travels, than hitherto. go ~ go
The first Number OF the second year viii contain Ella by
Charles Lamb Of the most beautiful ana Popunr works Oi
the me-to followed by Voltrcs Peter Tie nreat-Caan
tiles Of Authors BY DIae &c &c and IN The course OF the
volume will be published yolnes o history prepared
nder the -uperntndence Of Dr. Ladner by Sn alter scott
r. Moore Esq., Macintosh, and others.
The work will be published weekly as sheeIoore, a. % cents
er Number or dollars per year to those VINO receive the
work by mail and pay advance Posmaster throughout the
United States are requested 10 act as Agents.
All Subscribers who receive the work by mail are re-
oeed 10 forward their the second year they
wish the work continued to them
The two volumes the following works aud may be
The Wanol Feeling by Mackenzie; The Vicar Of Wakefield
nv C;od.mItb Tho tales Hail. by Crabbc Tho Letters
Of Lady Worey Montagnei assea " ~ yohsoni .a'ue
Clara Reeve Dr. FraBs Life aud Essays Lgns aud shad
o, of scottish Life by Wilson; The adventures OF On Bias
Sn e French of H. Sage, by Smolei julia de koubgne by
Nnckenze Mazeppa by Lord Byron; The Ispestned ham
ber by Waiter eod; The Dream Of Lngene Aram by ioodi
Zeuco By DIR. Moore; Lssays moral economical ana pou
81 by tbe ord Chancellor Bacon Cheyey Chase; Allegro
by Milton II Penseroso by Milton; Italian and Spanish Prov
e;p. The History Of Charles NIL by Noiale Manfred BY
o,d B,yon AIs Bride Tale by f. Moore, is Elizabeth
L Mi Conan Retaliation by Uoldsmth; The Man OF the
Word by Mackenzie Gullyers Travels BY SWIFT Lssay
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An relating the work to be addressed !"
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26OO yds. plate CaIicOcs at 10 cent.

UST receved2 Cases 2600 yards handsome plate printed
ID colours and warranted PERFECTLY FAST for sale n
10 cts the yd by WIN. {. COZZENS a. co.
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vIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.

Fare 70 Boston, So
EAVES Totcnsends Coffee House, Newport every day
Sundays excepted at Z. o'clock, A. NJ, dine in Taunton
at O'Clock arrive in Boston o'clock p NJ Leaves Wyat's
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day. Sundays excepted
past o'clock dine in Taunten at o'clock arrive in Newport
at o'clock r. M-Fare through SO
Passengers wishing go Plymouth informed that they
90 by this line Monday Wednesday and Friday and
arrive Plymouth at past o'clock F. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at pas7 O'clock A. NJ
and arrives in Newport at O'Clock p. M.-Fare 81
This Stage connected with the ew-ediord stage Fail
River Leaves FaRve every day, Sundays excepted, after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and in New Bedford
past ~ o'clock Leaves New Bedford day. Sundays ex
cepted at past IL o'clock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing 70 go Fall River have hours in
Fall River, and return the evening
W Extra Coache. furnished at all times & reasonable
terms
: All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the
thereof r. b. KINSLEY Agent
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WlLLlAN .rrrr mon WORKER,
VWJOUID respectfully inform his friends and the public,
w that h. taken the store door North Of Market
square where at all may be found of plain
and japan ware Tin and sheet Iron made order at the
shortest notice ~ Mending particularly attended to- Also
Coaoves clay and soap stone furnaces led pipe of
all sizes req Sd H.
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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.

TO THE PUBEIC
The Fiy-scc0nd Number Of the Republic Of Letters will
close the first year othe work II commenced
perinenhe liberal patronage has received well the IA
yor besowedupon other works of like kind which have fol-
owed in track shows that the plan o the work approved
and has gwen pcrmanency which induces the publscr
make alterations and Improvements as he believes will be
acceptable subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community.
Since the work has been the hands Of The present publish
er he has cndeavOed ascertain far practicable the
views of the subscribers relation two matters npor
,ant TO the interest of the work
In future this work will be edited by MRS. A. H. NIGH
OIAS who will receive The aid and advice Of
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pRusuEs, House, Hearth, Shoe Hair, 4 T's,a Bn:he
u for sale cr, by Wm MUM.
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NEWPORT WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST $ 1885.
[voI. 25.
MORRISON'S HYGELAY

vegetable CnlrerSQt Medicine.
TEvHlS is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Yoxne hal
d given assurance of his CONVICTION in the Hygelan Tt
Of Physiology developed by the British College of fe
London and having furnished the necessary security ard
conneriets, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
IL HfGElANZ VEGETABLE UNiVERS.
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS
N and for the State of Rhode Island
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day of Jan3
1883, set my hand H. SHEPPARD MOAB
Sole General Hygeian Agent for the U. Sl
America, Smth-street, Brooklyn, L. T. 1
This to certify that have appointed the following gel
emn as Agents for vending Monisons Hygeian Unive
Medicines in this State TO wit Mr. Reuel H. Baker O: "a
ren, MIR David Melville, OF Newport Messrs George Haun
Il Co Wiekiord-Mr Jefferson L Kimball Coyantry Jai
ket. SANL YOUNG
Feb 25, 1894
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HATS Az NEW-YORK PRICES.

BATS AT NEW-1ORk PRICES.
TUNHE Subscribers having received the Spring fashions
pectfuly invite the attention OF the citizens of Newport
and its vicinity their improved Satin Bearer HATSlia
which possess all the requisite qualities of Ten dollar hat in
gard ghtness shape, elasticity and superior ustre &c
Their Hats made OF best satin beaver FIR bodies instead
of WOOL cloth and pasteUoard which enables them warrant
their Hats to stand all and climates and their s
re- qualities which those made ,eool cannot possess
Just roceiced from Ne,e York;
large and elegant of cloth CAPS of all descrp
tons-Ao, few New York Satin Beaver HATS Ofhe
latest London syle-Person in of any Of the above ar
eles will find 10 their advantage call and examine them pre-
vous purchasing they will be sold cheap any this
State Store No. l26 Thamesstree opposite George ErgS
Cos Hard,oare Store
JOSEPH B. WEAVER d Co.
n. B.-Hats made to order, at the shortest notice.
Newport, April Sth.
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PRospEcrus OF New VOLUME.

PRosPEcTUs OF New VOLUME.
The first number of ohieh wiN be issued on Ml
fourth Of July nerf.
The Mew- YSrk Mirror, a popular reekly Jouy|
ndt devoted to Literature and the fire arts, embed
Hshed Nth splendid and costly engrapings q
Steel copper and wood, and rare beautiful AMI pop|
uiar music, arranged for the piano.fortc, harp, gs
tar, &c.
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PARASOLS ! !!
L. FOWLER Jr.

AS just reed assortment OF Parasols Of the
II style, and warranted Of good quality which he is sell
ling very CHEAPThose wishing purchase invited to
call at No. l57.
ALSO-For sale above thin glazed Cambrck suitable for
lining dresses June 18th