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I AND 0EEICE,-JoHN L. BOGARDus, Attorney
IL and Counsellor a Law, Clinton Hall No Beckman ST.,
opposite the Brick Church door, city of New York, Illao
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty General Land Office
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers or their heirs
either. 1st-Revolntionary. 2d-Laie War Jd-CaHadian
Volunteers 4th-EBgsh refugees from the United States
Canada and Nova Scotia. 5Desertcrs from the British
the heirs In ali the above bth-Titles lands
forfeited for payment OF tax reclaimed 7heirs under
entitled To lands sold for s-Those who parted
with their discharges, titles before the
soed can reclaim the eth-Lands In the several
ard territories In the United States Canada Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sold exchanged paid and titles In
yesgaed obtained, and perfected application this Of
nee.
Posmasers throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding othe above claims, acting
In their several sections " will be entitled 10 Is
all commissions Communications post paid.
" Valuable farming land for sale In the state cf Illinois
800 sections Of 60 EACH parcels from 30 s2o
and otherwise. Also, In Missouri
Arkansas. d1-y
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rSILAs CONSTANT, No. 81 Water, adjoining the Pea
House offers for sale sperm, nseed olive refined Nea
foot and Tanners OIL and spern cadles at the lowest
sibie prices for cash.
Purchasers invited call and examine for themselves
s23-lm~
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Z ADY MONTAGUE,s COMPOgND GIL.

IL NEsE sOAP-Price 50 cents-For sufy ing the com
pexion, removing reckes sunburn TAM FOR healing erup
TONS chaps &c celebrated for renewing unpeaa ugh
Of the shin, producing rich emoen and fragrant aber
exceHen quality for the toilet This delightful
compound composed OF emoent ingredients than
Soap that offered for the toilet and peculiarly adapted To the
nursery and lair
For wholesale and retail by A. Underhn % Beskpan
William ST. Dr. HART Broadway Chambers 81
DR. sy me, Bowery, corner Walker Dr. Scbehe,n w Ca
nal 4, Price sorcr,s nor rake au7s.im
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IA FOR NEW OKLEANs.-Tos aa with des.
S patch-The very fine coppered and copper fastened
ship MATAkESSETT, Joshua Drew, master, register
AL tons, light dra Of and will be up Msss
spp by steamboat will be punctualy despatched ahove
In all first freight For which
passage having excellent furnished
and Storage, apply TO loo South i.
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 CO.
n. Goods forwarded country the subscribers
will be puncuay attended and shipped free
- Inn
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La For LIvERPOOL.-The very fine new
E&S packet ship SARAH ARSALIA, Capt j. l.. Gardner
buhen $50 tons, ceppered and copper fastened, fast
saler and In all respects first rate for freight
and passengers This ship Will be fitted mp in superior style
first cabin excellent furnished Accommodations second cabin
will be constructed plan for comfort and Jor
respectable passengers Storage accommodation superior
any packet ship in port only requires inspection be
vpcedays pier Is East River Drafts usual the Roy
Bank Of Ireland soveregns Also post payable
sghtin any part OF Ireland. Apply TO los south
~ dt0l ROCHE BROTHERS K CO.
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THE Proprietor Congress Hall has pleasu r. u in
form his friends and the public that he has made an i'm
provcmen In hs esahis hnent and v ready contract
with families and individuals for board this winter or longer
period The paro and bed pheasant
and quiet any IN broadway.
Private tables will be served for families " required There
asc Isies' ordinary select for ladies ssd genenes
company
Terms WI be reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND.
Slim
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from hasau-Constanty on hand for sale plain and fancy
Paper Boxes Of descrpons and style for line
business viz goods aces shoes fancy articles
stocks cellars booms and shirts cur bu,sns jewellery and
perfumery in all their branches samples for coffee rice whcs
matches, furs especially for mus musical
drugs apoecsy and stationary hat and hat boxes and
bandboses for millinery articles &c.
Orders for purpose quantity quality ~ Paper Boxes
be manufactured received and promptly executed with ds
patch the lowest prices fl article prescribed In the
nestest manner.
Regular importation from Germany ofres genuine Cologne
wsterlor article the
Also splendid ef German pattern, for
pliers and ebrodees Of every description FOR ang segar
boxes pocket backs and ladies notice books decorated With
needie work rich and handsome style they
seen before. si5@lms
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Money will be received in deposit the Company and bed
In trust upon which interest Will be sIlo folows
Upon any sum over 800, iredecmabie Cor year,
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CONSTITUTIONAL NOMINATION.
For Representative IN the 25th Congress
THOMAS w. DORR.
M AIR le LED,

In Darlington. on the 2Sth ult Mr.. JOHN e
MARTIN, Of Seekonk, To Miss ELIzABErH
SMITH, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph M. smith, Of the
former place.
In Newport, on Tuesday last, Mr.. Henry Bull
Jr. to Miss Henrietta E. Melville, daughter of Da-
vid Melville, Esq. all Of that town.
In Westerly, on the I'd inst. Mr. William Ga.
witt TO Miss Lucretia Graham
In Madison township, Clark county, May Goth,
Mr.. Joseph Humphreys, "a, to Miss Mary Cassi
dy, 80 Mr.. Humphreys served six years and
six months in the revolutionary war was in thr-
teen engagements and two seises, and Is now mar
ried TO his fourth wife
In Taunton, on the 9th inst Horatio Pratt, Esq.
% Miss Elizabeth, daughter ofthe Hon. John M.
Williams.-On the 9th, Mr.. Harrison Field to
Miss Elizabeth w. Morton ~ ttr
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DIED..

In this town, on Saturday last, Ann Champlin,
(n person ofcolor) aged about 20 years.
In Providence. on The 9th inst. Of consumption,
Mrs. Basheba Thayer, wife Of Capt. Seth Thayer,
in the 40th year of her age. On Sunday last Mrs.
Eunice Thornton, wife Of Mr.. Gideon Thornton in
the 72d year of her age. Miss Ruth Tower, aged
62. Mr.. Samuel l.. Arnold, in The l7th year Of
his age, eldest son Of Mr.. VIM. u. Arnold, Of New
York, formerly Of Providence.
In New Bedford, on the 7th inst. Capt. David
Coffin, aged Ga.
In Somerset, 23d ult. Miss Nancy H. Burt,
youngest daughter ofthe late Capt. Samuel Burt ,ol
Berky, in the 10Th year Of her age.
In Dighton, on the LIST ult. Miss Abby BShove;
daughter ofCapt. Anthony Shove, aged % years.
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S. Mason, Jr. g. Co.

One door east Of the Commercial Hotel,
IAvE just received a fresh supply of Genu-
ID inc GROCERIES AND PROPS.
iO.VS-such as GLASSES, loaf and brown su.
gars, rye and corn meal, flour, rice, beans
dried apples, ell kinds Of spices, cheese, old and
new butter, lard, coffee, teas, first quality Of
Western hams, New York mess beef, pork
ssl, fish, soap, lamp oil, &c.
ALso-An assortment OF Stone and Earthen
Ware, such as milk pans, jlsrs, jugs Of all sizes
&c. Furnaces, all sizes; Liquors OF ell kinds
tobacco, cigars. bed Cords, clothes lines. " hips
&C. &c. &c.-A which wi. ve sold for CnsI
or IN exchange foi country produce, on ss re a.
sonsble terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
June "a.
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CO-P.AR T.NERSHIP NOTICE.
"HE subscribers have formed con-
- nexion in business under the firm
Of .. Mason, Jr. & Co.
and taken the store recently occupied by
S. Mason, Jr., one door east of the Com
merciaI Hotel, where they intend keep.
ing an assortment of Genuine GROCERIES
and Provisions, which they will sell as
low for Cash or IN exchange for Country
produce, as can be purchased in ,hi :
town. STEPHEN MASON, in,
AMASA MASON.
June /.
trPMhce.-ln consequence OF the a.
bove arrangement, all persons indebted
to the subscribcT are requested to make
payment previous to the LIST of July, snt
save Cost. Those having demands will
present them for settlement as soon a,
may be. STEPHEN MASON, in
June 3. 4w.
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N OFFICER
July Is,

y ME Coparlnersb,p existing under
IL the firm of LEWIS HoAR g. Co
viii expire on the first Of January next,
by the withdrawal Of Lewis Hoar from
the firm. AS il is desirable that the bu-
siness Of the concern should be brought
to close at that time, they request all
persons indebted 10 them either by Note
or Book account, to Gull and settle the
same previous TO that date.
f5@N. b. The bills are drawn off up
TO the present time, and are ready for set.
settlement II is hoped, therefore, that all
persons indebted will embrace the EARL.
est opportunity to call and settle.
LEWIS HOAR s. CO.
July l5. tf.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship NORTH AMERICA, Griunell, South Allan
tic Osenn, about August lsi.
Ship BENZ. RUSH, Coffin, Pacific Ocean, about
August 10Th.
Ship JANE, Eddy, Coast Of Chill, about August
goth.
Ship HOOGLY, Luce, Pacific Ocean, about Sept.
LIST.
lrLetsn and packages sent to this Office free
Of expense. will be jspa,chedoy the first vessel.
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COOP EXAMPLE. The Planters Bank,
Of Natchez, MISS, has resolved to pay
six per cert. interest on its notes present.
ed for redemption from the time OF presen-
tatlon, and on checks for depostes from
their dato until it resumes specie pay
ments
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For the ConsiitutiSnalist.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

A brilliant star of heavenly light
Doth in the East appear
10 guide our feet 10 paths Alright,
Through This dark world Of fear.
Shine on. shine on, forever shine
Fair star Of Bethlehem /;
DesPe the clouds, by light divine,
Which shrouds this worl d in sin.
And when around this star we throng,
Well bow before his throne,
And loud we'll praise in holy song,
Our God, 0uI heaven, our home.
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This Day.
Marshal,s Sale.

Marshal's Sale.
10y Virtue Of Decree Of the Hoa.
ID John Pitman, District Judge of
Rhode Island District, shall proceed to
sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid
de-, at the City of Providence, on the
10Th day of July, at 10 o'clock, A.
M. the entire property saved by the bark
Triton, Of Providence, from the French
whaieman, called the Adolphe, Of Nantz.
The said property consists Of sails, rig
gings, cables, anchor, casks, and great
variety of new and useful whaling iDs.ru-
ments and apparatus, probably never U.s.
ed, nor before seen in this country, es-
pecially guns and apparatus for shoot
ing harpoons into whales, cannon, fry
kettles and works |; large quantity of
provisions, and in short almost every arti-
Gle required for the outfit of whalemon
Of her class.
The property will be sold on a credit
and the conditions will be made known ut
the time and place OF sale.
BURRI.VG TON ANTHONY,
U. S. Marshal Il. I. District.
Providence, June 9th, 1897. lJll
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A The subscriber respectfully
MN gives notice that he has taken
liili1 the above establishment, isitu-
ated a few rods east of the Ban
tist Meeting House, and takes pleasure
in announcing 10 the public that the
whole interior Of the building has been
refitted and repaired, the rooms newly
furnished, painted and cleansed- and that
It is now IN complete order Tor the receipt
ion Of Boa.ders, and for the accommoda-
ton Of travellers. The subscriber is de-
termined to keep first rate Hotel, and
will spare neither labor or expense to
bring about the great aesideratun,. His
table shall invariably be supplied in every
variety, with the 5ost the market affords
land prompt attention will be given to
the wants OF ms customers. Men Of bu-
s'ness and parties Of pleasure will he ac-
commoGated a. all times, and in tho best
man1er. This House has large num-
Der Of convenient lodging rooms, sitting
rooms, a large dining room, dancing hall,
&c. The location of the Commercial is
pleasant and central. Fifteen or tweaty
Boa1ders can be accommodated.
A large and commodious stable is at
tached to the above house, wLere good
horses and carriages will constantly be
kept to let, Good stabling for horses.
He hopes that travellers and others
wi" give him call, and judge Of his ac-
commodations for themselves, as this is
the only method by which the merits Of
his establishment csn be- satisfactorily
tested. LUTHER COLE.
May 6. t. n1tf. ..t
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It is stated that General Jackson is be-
coming very restless under what he calls
the bad management Of Mr. Van Buren.
4" Sir" said he 10 citizen OF Nashville a
few weeks ago, 6" Mr. Van Buren, wants
firmness- the consequence is that the
government has been gong to the devil
ever since 1 left Washington" Very
true. Bait. Chron.
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M AIR INE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
AR RIVED

ARRIVED.
July 9-sloop Speed, Bugbee, Taunton.
lO-ship Jane, Eddy, Baltimore, with -four 10
s. P. Child.
Sloop Almira, Cooley, Cultehunk.
ll-sloop Mt Morali, Ingraham, Providence.
13-sloop Hard Times, Waldron, Bristol.
l4-brig Lexington Perry, Philadelphia, with
coal to j. Il. Child.
SAILED.
July 9th-ship Lumnary, Mayhem, New Zeal
and
Ship Warren, Lewis, do.
Brig Alias, Russell, do.
lOih-sloop Speed, Bugbee, New Bedford
l2,h-schr Paris, Pearce, Bangor.
l3th-ship Miles, Devolt South Atlantic.
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jF NOTICE-Rev. VIM. 8. BALcH, O.
Providence, tUniversalis,) will deliver lecture
in the Upper swsnzey Meeting house. Tomorrow
July 18th, at 8 I-2 o'clock, PM.
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Heard from in Feb. of Curtis Island, bark Pan
tbeon, PeIl, Fall River, 800 bbls oil.
Arr at Nantucket, 9Th, ship John Adams, Luce,
New Zealand, 1000 bbls oil $50 sp.] Reports at
Bay Of Islands, March 27ih, ships Richard Mitch
ell. Cleave veland, Nantucket, 1000 bbls Envoy
Clark, Providence, 1900; Isabella, Taber, Fair
haven, 1910 Beaver, Allen, S, Johns, 1900 sp.
400 VIII James Munroe, Plaskett, Hudson, l460,
Fama, Lttlefeld, Bristol. 700 VIII, SO sp Chari-
OF, Champl,n. Warren, 800 VIII.
Arr at New Bedford, 9Th, bark Arab, Russell,
oast Of Chill, with 1900 bbls VIII and 250 sp OIL
Reports off Massafuero, Feb. 18th, VIM Lee, ,iius-
sey, Newport, 40 bbls; April LIST. off Talcahuana,
George ChampIin, Brown, do, l4Oo, bound in to
I'll for home.
Sailed from Edgartown, 9Th, ship Ann, Brock
I'm Nantucket, for Pacific Ocean.
Adv at New York; Sth, ship Eliza & Abby,
Gardner, New Orleans.
Returned to New London, 7th, ship Stonning-
ton. Rice, which sailed lst, mate sick with small
pox.
Sailed from Providence, 7th, brig Boy, Burt,
Newberh.
9th, sid brig Josephine; Peck, Pictou.
10th, sid brig Susan Il Sarah, Remington, I.
Island; Laurel, Wakefield, Piclou.
Spoken, June 4ih. schr Primrose, Swain, Nan
tucket, lis bbls oil, (70 SPY
Ship Loan, Luce, Edgarlown, had 1850 bbls oil
in January.
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The Philadelphia Ledger says in some
Of our drinking houses, the quantity ol
spirit daily sold exceeds 100 gallons"
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THE ALABAMA Legislature has sane
toned. for three years, the action in sus-
pending specie payments. The Govern
or, as appears by his Message, is against
an increase of banks or bank issues, dis
approves Of post notes, and IS not much
in favor Of state bonds. The Legislature
has however authorized The issuing ol
$4,000, 900 of said Bonds.
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SALLY PECRS ESTATE.
Court Of Probate, Warren, X 1.
,Julu IOih 1897

NWHEREAS application has this day beer
wv made to this Court for the appolntm en
OF an Adm nstrator on the Estate of Sally
Peck, late of Warren, deceased, ,-Ir rs Or.
DERED, That the consider alton thereof be
referred to Court of Probate, to be holden a,
the Town Clerks Office in said Warren, on ,hs
second Monday in August next at 30 clock, p
NJ, and tina, previous notice be given, by pub
lishing this order three several times in the
Northern Star, for all persons interested, te
appear at said time and place, and be heard.
Witness:
s. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
July 10.
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~ ~ - ~ 0s
NHE subscriber gives notice that the
u second term OF this School will
commence on Monday, the 18th inst
Mr.. Kinnicutt, teacher Of the Classical
Department is about TO oleave. The SER
vices of Mr.. G. NJ. RANDALL, are for
the present secured for this department.
In the English Department, are taught
Reading, Writing, Spelling, English
Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, the use
OF Globes, Algebra, Surveying, Nat
ural Philosophy, housekeeping, History,
&c. The subscriber respectfully soiicits
liberal patronage l'om the public.
Terms for the common English
branches So so; the higher do. $3.50 !;
Classics 40 per Quarter.
ID. X. BOUTELLE.
Warren, July Z, 1887.
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INSTALLATION At PROVIDENCE. On
Wednesday evening last, the Rev. WILL
LIAM HAGUE, late Pastor of the first Bsp-
tist Church in Boston. was publicly re-
cognized as Pastor of the first Baptist
Church in the CITY Of Providence.
Rev. Mr.. Freeman, of Newport, in
voked blessing. Rev. Mr.. Ripley, of
Providence, read portions Of Scripture.
Rev. Mr.. Choules, of New Bedford, Of
fered introductory prayer Rev. Prof
Sears, ofihe Newton Theolog ical Insli-
tuition, preached the Sermon,upon Tim
othy hi. l5. "The Church of the living
God, the pillar and ground of the truth. {"
Rev. Mr.. Welsh, ofthis town, offered the
Installation prayer. Rev. Mr.. Warne,
of Providence, presented the Hand of
fellowship. Rev. DR.. Sharp, of Boston,
addressed the Church and Congregation.
Rev. DR.. Tucker, of the Congregational
Church in Providence, offered closing
prayer; and Rev. Mr. .Spaulding, of Paw
tucket, pronounced the Benedicton.
An immense congregation appeared to
be deeply interested in the services of the
occasion, and, as perfect union and har-
mony have characterized all the proceed
ings of the Church, Society and Eccles-
aslical Council, it is confidently expected
that there the Lord will command the
blessing even life forevermore.
CoRoNER's INaUEsT-An Inquest was held
in this town, on Wednesday evening last, over the
body of James S. King, found floating in the Bay
below, on The afternoon of Wednesday, Verdict
Accidental drowning, in an attempt TO swim to
the shore from ship Luminary, at anchor off Peck 8
Rocks 4.
sP A meeting is proposed to be call
ed, Of traders and others, to decide on the
propriety of longer continuing in the prac-
tice ofreceiving checks, while the change
is sold out Of town. SPECIE.
Williams, the Oculist. A slip of two
columns from the Cumberland Presbyte-
rim, printed at Nashville, Tenn. informs
that man passing for Doctor John Will
hams, the English occulist, has abscon-
ded fror, that place, in consequence OF
an exposure of his impositions. He at
tempted to bribe the foreman Of the Office
with thirty dollars, to publish long lul-
some mass Of bombast IN favor his quack-
cry, as editorial.
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BRIGHToN MARKET, June %.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.

Reported for the Boston Patriot.
AT market goo Beef Cattle, l6 Cows
and Calves, and 1850 Sheep.
PRIcEs..~ Beef Cattle-Sales quick at a
small advance. We quote first quality at
Z so $8 second quality 6 rs al SO /;
and third quality 8 so IS.
Co,cs and Calues-Sales were made at
$24, 25, 80, 80, 81, 40, and $45.
Sheep and Lambs Lots were taken at
It's, So, 2 l2, 2 33, 9 SO, and 9 88.-
Old Sheep at Q 95, 3, and 3 SO.
S,r,ne-None worth reporting.
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FRESH DRY GOODS AT LONG
ROOM.
WheatOns g. Eddy.

TFAVE just received blue and striped drill
o. ings, blue and fancy cnlico's very cheap,
brown and bleached jeans, beitings, silk and
cotton cords, coored cambrcs, bandanna
hdkfs, buttons, pic net gloves, white and color
en- gro de nap, figured satirs, bonnet, cap, and
guard ribbons, white and colored florence silks,
bleached shirtings, Marseiles vestings, g galoons.
table covers, blue cassimeIes, corded skirts, SC.
&C., which together with large and we'll Sc
lected SroCK, previously on hand, will he sold
off very cheap for Cash. June "a.
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FREEBORW BAKER'S ESTATE.
Court Of Probate, Warren, r. !.
July lOih, 1897.
sR ENJAMIN INGALLS,, Executor of the
80 last Will and Testament of Freeborn
Baker, late of Warren, deceased, has present.
ed his first account against said estate for ex-
animation and allowance : II is Ordered--Tha,
the consideration thereof be postponed to a
Court OF Probate to be holden at the Town
Clerks Office, in said Warren, on the 2nd
Monday OF August next, and that previous no.
tice be given to all concerned, by publishing
this order Three several times in the Northern
Star, at which time all persons interested may
appear and be heard.
Witness,
b. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
July is.
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MAOTTON TWlNE.-A lot received on con-
" sgnment, q very good and cheap article
for wrapping twine, Tor sale very low by
July 8. s. W REMINGTON.
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&CYTHES, Grain add Gran scytbes. man.
uacsursd by Jsmcs Ipman Co. for sale
by Jams CARprrR.
June "a isc fa.t
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Letters received in :own. from on board shiE
Philip Tabb, Bowen, Of this polt dated off Mocha
March l5th. report her with 500 bbs whale ant
100 sp oil.
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New Goods |!
THIS WEEK. al LONG ROOM,

THIS WEEK, at LONG ROOM.
SUPER London outings and common Vest
W mgs, French cambric Prints. Muslins, Lon
don prints; common calicoes at one shilling,
nine pence, and sir pence per yard; fans. nee
dies, sewing silk and raw silk shawls, black
Barcelona bdkis, real old fashion India BAN
danas belt, cap, bonnet and tafleta ribbons ;
bons, linen edgings and inser,ings. bleached
sheetings and shirtings, super jaconet cambrics:
silk. cotton, and linen hosiery buttons. hooks
and eyes, gloves real goat skin DvcAsTEL's,
silk, cotton, and linen do g'ngh ans, umbrel.
las, SC. sc. for sale very CHEAP at the Old
Es,ablished Z" CHEAP SroRE"-MILLkR Sr
by WHE.4 TO.NS f. EDDY.
July Is.
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yDATENT sCYTHEs.--supcrior paten
I Concave Scythes, for sale by
June ~. JAMES GARDNER.