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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
LATELY ADDED TO
w. GALATIANS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

294O Nicholas Nicklehy Life and Ad-.
ventures Of Nicholas Nickleby: by Boz"
(Charles Dickens,) author of The Pick
wick Papers, Oliver Twist &c vol
689 Picciola. The Prisoner Of Fenestrella, or
Captivity Captive by NJ. ID Saintine vol
2o42 The Man abou, Town, by Cornelius
Webb Q vols
2eI3 Adventure. Of an Attorney in search OF
Practice 2yols
2944 Mouou's Hope, or the adventures of a
Provincial 9 vols
2945 The Damsel Of Darien; by the author Of
The Yemassee,' The Partisan &c 9 vs.
29!6 Battle Of Lake Erie with notices of Com
modore Elliots conduct in that engage
ment, by Tristan Burgess l vol
2947 Nan Darrell. or the Gypsy Mother; by
the author of The Heress, &c 2vols
2e48 Shakespeare and his Friends, or the Col
den Age of Merry England vols
2o4o Father Butler and the Lough Denrg Pill
grim, by w II Carleton and National
Tale, by II Hood. 2yols
2e5O The Courier Of the days Of Charles ii,
with other tales, by the author OF " Mrs.
krmi,,r.." &c . vols
1851 Nn's Mate an Historical Romance of
America, by Rufus Dawes. vols
2922 The Prince and the Pedler, or the Siege
of Bristol; by the author Of The Heir
eSS. &c 'O'o
1923 The Bride Of Fort Edward, founded on
an incident in the Revolution vel
1924 The Naval Founding; by the Old Sail
or author of Tough Yarns &c 3vois
2925 A Diary in America, with remarks on ITS
institutions, by Capt. Marry1 vol
2926 Hyperion; romance, by the author OF
.Ontre Mrr' . vols
2927 Phantasn,ion, Prince Of Palmland; ro-
m,nc. . vols
oa2S Undine; a miniature romance Vol
67s Means and Ends, or Self-Trainine; by
the autbor Of Red~ood.' Home. &c vi
1891 Historical sketches OF Statesmen wh"
hourished in the time I George III; by
Lord Brousham, second series 2vols
2o32 Jack Shepard; romance, by w Harm
son Aiusworth. author OF Rookwood,
.Cy;cbton' &c . vols
oo33 Travels in North America during the
years 1896, by the Hon. Charles A.
Marry 2yols
1884 Mrs Hemans.-Memoir Of the Lie anu
u,.:,... :, Nrs U,p,,ns vol
2935 Fair Rossmond, or the days OF hing fen-
uII; a romance. by Thomas MI'irt' as
thor Of" Royston Cover" &c
2ooe Neal Maloue. and other tales OF ire'ano;
by w II Carleton, author OF ~
Stories Of the Irish PeasauiTy I' ~
1887 Hamilton King. or The e.nue -. =,
Dwarf: by the Old S''''o'' -
Tough Yarns, Nc 49,. p,i,;,;'..
2a3s Opinions Of Lord Brousharn ou O'n'e'
theology. law. .cieuce, literature @e VS.
2e39 The Pnsrs OF Prague D. ,ne ""'no' o.
.Cs,epdish,' 'will Wneh. &C 'o''
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Will sell Sbung for only seven cents per yard
Cotton Hose for Ten cents per pair, White ditto. a
bout so pair, for One Shilling per pair Calico from
Ten To rs cents. elegant English smd Freueh Pat
,erps; Al siestlng. heavy aud good for only IL i2
ceHis per yard splendid a. soTlfnent Of Mousselue
de-Laine Dresses hon2s Sd TO Us per yard. I'm
brelas; fdInboro', Highland, SILK. Cotton and
WOODEN Shawl Qneen's. Fancy Picket Mnslins.
Laees and Book Muslin, NJ Mou.seI ne -deaine Shawls
aud Scarls, ChlIdren's Gloves Queen Victoria
spools Of elegant Sewing Gotten. Leather Mus, la
dies french Csllows aud Black Lace Wells, Russia
Diaper.
herino. Nohair, Worsted, and Fancy Imperial
Hose. Cashmere ditto, ditto with SILK Hose and half
Hose. Miled Lambs Wool do and childrens woIs-
led and cotton do Yeo,nan and Fancy Cravats and
ComforerS Moscow Woolen Shawls. Plot Cloh.
and Peiershaia aud ID Kersey. Pongee and Canton
Pocket hdkfs. SpIitlefed do, BOnnets. Cdrpelngs
aud Rugs with great variety of goods no. men
toned suitable to the season HIS old customers
and Friends and the Public are invited TO call
NATHANIEL SWEET.
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SAM..ns 70 sEAETEYs
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. ia, THAnEs-STRrEr,

No. la, THAMEs-STREET,
InFFERS for Sale. A FASHIONABLE
" ASSORTMENT or Broadcloths. Cassi-
meres. Vesungs, Bosoms, Collars, CIavnls, Gloves,
Hosiery, aud all other articles usually Kept by Mer-
chant faiIors, al prices as low AS they can be par
chased ~ Town.
Garments of all descr ptions made to ordor, AT tho
shortest notice, and u0rTanted 10 H. " Parteu-
lar attention paid 10 cutting.
J. ID. ). wond express his thanks for the liberal
patronage he has received, aud will ,ndeavor by
strict attention TO his business tO merit lis connu
ance. may 4.
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over there snJ try my luck one Of these
days in his way, they seem to be so taken
up with Us Ynukees, but arier NIL IL feller
has TO go ovrr to England Ia let them lords
and editors puff him, nfore nnyb"dy will
lskr notice on him, bed better take To some
other business. There nint mnn in all
this country that ever wroie more gInuine
things than that chap did W heu lie was u lee
tie shaver Ia Yale COLLEGE, and yet n"body
would believe a word on't I'LL he went of to
England. Nuw lis my rale opinion that hr
never wrote any hing nrier he went of hall
50 much To his credit ms he did afore, and
when he came here la York from about
our parts, jisl as I've com. now, If he dh'nt
desarse 10 br treated well then, why he don't
now, that's snrlin. But used Ia know hin,
down ensf, aud its my opinion that he's n
first rate hull hearted frller, and n rale Poet
10 boot Bu, I svanny, Miss Miles, mus,
be n going. you hahn, no idee how much rve
got To don
With th,t got up aud made bnw.-
She mnde curchy, and, sez she, Mr. Slick f.,
call agin, we shall always be glad to see
YOU
SariinIy,' sez I so nude another bow
and cut stick d"wn stairs into The spcn street
But it Miss Miles ever ketches me ngIn an
her premises, she'll k~ich q weasel aslrrp,
1 guess. That Count may marry her
wat there is left on lcr-nnd go To grass,
for whit I care.
From your loving Son,
JONATHAN SLICK.
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A STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sunday {.
N excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive IN
Taunton at o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton al
3I.2 o'eL,ck. and arrive in Boston ut 5 l-2; Re
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays cx
ceped, at s l.2 o'clock, NJ. and arrive in Taunton
at 10 l-2 o'clock. A Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, aud arrives in NewI ort, at IL o clock.
Stage aud ail.Road fare. $3.50.
This Stage ntersects al Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays
Thursdays aud Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line. wul arrive in Providence al
3 O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays,
Wednesdays aud F'idays at 10 o'clock A. NJ and ar
rives in Newport at - o'clock.
Stage Book at MessrS. =. Townsend's and al
iassard's Hotels.
X. B. KINSLEY & CO, Proprietors.
Newport June IL, 1899.
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TWH cASENTs
AND PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE


fRosPEcrvs A sEv VOLUME
VNHE unparalleled success which has attended
Il THE CAskET SINCE il came into the
hands oil the new preprieiors, induces them 10 be-
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FRACTIONS on the first Of January next
ffS LITERARY CHARACTER, which has
called forth so many comments. will still conunas
under tie control OF the same editor Sc, eral
contributors, however Of high talent have been en-
gagged besides those who have already been enlisted
IN its favor. The Magazine will be enlarged, and
" Ill contain greater quantity Of reading matter
Than any periodical published at the same price in
this country The work will appear in new and
beautiful type. expressly tor the pnrpose, and
will be printed on the finest paper.
II will be ornamented with the FINEST STEEL
ENGRATINGS, prov ided at heavy expense. and
executed from the choicest designs. To vary the
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sushed artists have been engaged to furnish at in
teryals mezzstints for the ensuing volume. The
heads Of several Dieting ssfshed .7msrtean Writ
frs will appear IN the course Of the year The pub
lshers, determined TO leave nothing undone 10 mer
II the patronage OF a liberal public, have resolved
after much solicitation from many Of their fair read
ers, TO publish quarterly as an extra. II Coryssf
fIafs Of the Latest FdshfOns, highly eoiorsd,
and executed in the finest style Of the art. This
department will be under the control Of French
gentleman, of much taste and experience; and will
be found TO excel any Thing ever attempted In this
line ia America. The extra in the present (Noyem-
ber) number. may be considered a fair specimen
what these fashion plates will be.
The MUSIC DEPARTMENT, as heretofore.
will be under the charge Of Me.sr. q. w. Hewitt
Il Co., aud the fine pieces of copyright music
which they have hitherto furnished, guarantee
for the future.
The la,tcring terms in which the Cssket has been
noticed by the journals in every section OF the Union.
establish beyond doubt it's claims 10 support gener
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gives for the readers money.
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VANCE, or two copies for S..
All communications TO be addressed, post paid, TO
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Nov. 90. Philadelphia.
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POtter's Botanic Garden g. Nurseries
cRANST0h, r. !

cRAhST0h, R. !.
lsx3A. THIS establishment is prepared 10
E4&a0 supply orders 10 any extent desired o
Xt$&S Frut and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs.
Roses, Bulbous and Tub.rous rooted
>- Plants. Herbaceous Psrenisls. &c. The
Fruit consists Of great variety ofhe best American,
English. French and other European sareiirs OF p
Piles. Pears. Cherries. Peaches Piums, Nectsrins.
Aprcots Mulberries, Ounces. Grapes. Cooseber-
RES Cnuanis. Raspbsrries, StTawberrIes with .
variety Of Nuts, as Flberis, HazeInnts, Chesnuis,
Walnats, hickory nuts. &c.
Their collection Of Orname ntal and Forest Trees
reIiensiye-among which are Oaks, Naples, Elns,
hianlhus. Adele. Lndeus, Loeusts. several yarc-
Ties Of :he Horse Chesnut. Ash, Csta[s, Tulip,
Larch hagnolias, Balsaln Fir &c. with a great va
iieiy Of others to he found in their Catalogue.
The proprietor. have made large additions the
present season of Fruit, Ornamental and Forest
OF the most and beautiful varieties Of the Moss
Rose, selected from the most celebrated Gardens in
Europe.
They have great variety Of the most desirable
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges, among
which are the Buckthorn RaanHs Cathanieus) Haw.
horns, Washington Thorns. COckspur Thorns. Eu.
ropean Priyet, three thorned AccaccIa, with few
thousand Of the celebrated Usage Orange Maelura
very beautiful plant, the leaves valuable for the
feeding Of silk worms, of which The worms are very
fond.
CHARLES n. TiLLEY, Of Newport, where
any information in regard to Trees may be obtained
also orders for Trees and Plants, may be left Cat
si"gnes mailed TO any part Of the Union. when re-
quesled. The Trees aud plants will be delivered IN
any part OF the city of Providence. free Of expense
FERDINAND POTTER g. CO.
Boianic Garden, September 25th 1880,
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NEWPORT
THoNSoNrAN INFIRMARY.
lCorner of Npring and MlN .Streets

Corner ~ SpTirS ana HhI SUecIS)
nR. j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in
H. form he citizens of Newport and the public
generally, thsth his practice Is in strict conformity 10
the correc, aud philosophc principles n. fret promul.
gated BY the great medical reformer Thomson. and
tina, he Is wIIrg to rely upon his in his prac
tce for patronage: therefore, those who prefer
rhomson's salu;ary aud efficient remedies ibe
hour of distress the lifedraning lancei-ihe vesi
eating Caniharides-ihe MercurIal. the hnumonial,
aud their coucomitaut poisons-wIl be cordially re-
eeved at his lnfirnary, where every attention requl.
site TO facilitate the most safe and speedy relief VIII
be rendered.
Or N will attend to patients a, their residence as
usual, and supply hi. friends and the Pubhe with
pure medicines packed with printed directions for
family use also, many valuable medical books, eS.
planatory ofihe Tkomsonian System. Family Rights,
&c.
Lade. and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths during the day and sveniDg, at short notice.
The aqueous YapOr Bath, lor cleaning the surface
and equaIIzng the circulation Of the fluids, is admir-
able; for eruptons Of the skin, Rheumatic and liver
affections, il stands preeDlnent. June 26
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ynNllE undersigned, sola ESecu,rs Of the la, will
q aud Tesanent Of her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late of Newport, dec. has
appointed PErER p REMINGTON, Esq, her sole agent
to settle the Lusn o the said estate and requests
all having demands against the estate. to present
them TO him Tor adjustment, and those indebted TO
make pay mcnt, Iorlh,slth TO her said agent
HETrE T. TURNER, Extn.
Newport February 9th 1889.
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N E w G @ @ s.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful Ior past tarors, begS tearc 10 inform has
friends and The public in general,
VEeIiAr he has taken the New Store nt the juno
a. tou OF Broad and Spring streets, aud just re-
turned from New York with new aud fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES, which he is ready TO
dispose OF as low they can be purchased in town.
nd hopes TO receive share Ofhe public patronage.
Newport April oath, 1889.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, X. l.
E,l sgtn

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r.. ..
JANUARY 6lh, 1910,
o. Persons calling jor them DiHpieas
dy =" odosytised," as Mey are placed IN .
'ePar0te bor.
\rnolJ Jumes B Nichols Mrs Sophia
\ andrews Merit hOcake Alice
Allen Edward l. Pre-bey Capt John o
barlow Samuel Peckham e. Is
iaiker Capt James Jr Pratt Margaret
,urie William Ross Mrs Loyina
'anon Cupl George Rose Elizabeth w
barnett George Slednan Stephen
burrows Captain S0uthwick George
Iechwith Truuan snow Edward
hell Capt james N Soutbwick Chris. y
,ales Miss Mary Sisson Isaac
Iryan Laylnia Stall isaac
jriggs Jane SlsSon w WlIinm
,atty Phebo Sherman Mrs Rosetta
,uTtis Capt Fla ISiuIth Sarah
,ollln. john Sands " Hannah s
;oggeshall Wilson SANFORD Miss Phila B
,larke Mrs Mary 3 Stevens Alma e
,haso Mis-. Betsey Smn,h Miss Ellen
cook Miss Sally Spelman" Sarah
,hasc Anna Iompkins John
Janels John rurnbull John X 2
dunbar Samuel Taylor Mrs LuCiua
dunbar Sllds II Thompson Elzabsth
downing Capt Bonj'mn Wood Mess. John Il Co
Dewey a Wushburn > Il
Day ton Benedict Wilson Johu w
Denuis Miss Eliza Waterbury james NJ
DavIs " Clar,ssa NJ Williams Mrs Lucina
Earle Messrs John ~ w Williams Sarah
Field Joseph ~ CALVIN Wheeler Fanny A
FreebVrn Gideon Wooumansee Hannah
Foster stephen Whilton Miss Abbey NJ
Faes Mrs Nathaniel White " Aluyra
Gray w Vos1 Capt Lbcn
cage George x MiDDLErowS
Hall Capt Enoch Mitchell John + =
lale MTs L Gibbs f.
Hopkins Ellen Bebee Daniel
ienry sarah JAMEsTows
Istton Margaret Ap,houy Ceors,
onSoh Ddhei COngdon Joseph
aquaH stephen Green Joseph
0hnson Miss Mary Green Wiliam
Knight Nathaniel Howlapd John
.lwlon Joseph = Hopkins Oliver
.angiord Jehn W atson Elisha
.dw tou Miss Cath 'rinc C. lRIsu
longln William IL Thomas Hamilton
"chei y Nese, james fnzhenry
inf'b oa'huei Gar,ev Dunel
l''ler !onn Roger Mccormick
liIler SopbIona NJ and,.,, ,,onhov
''ud'e'on m.'s"'e' Catherine GOrniOcil
ummo Capt.
x. X. CARR, p. NJ
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Cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery, &c

Cure for DlarrhGa, Dysentery, &c.
nOCT. JAYNE's CARMIN NATIVE
~ BALSAM, sale aud speedy cure Tor Diar-
hrGa, Dysenter Cholera Morbus Sour Stomach,
aud complaints generally Of the Stomach ard Bow
els.
ALSO, JAYNEs EXPECTORANT for
Coughs, colds and other pulmonary aiecuons,
JAINE's sAsAiIbE PILLS for Liver
complaints. Dispepse &c.
JAYNES TONIC VERMIFUCE, pleas
ant safe ard hlahy eihcacious worm medicine.
ALIBERl's HAIR TONIC, for the preset
yatiou, growth and restoration Of the har-kepi
constantly at wholesale and retail by
X. r. HAZARD,
Aug. Ia Agent OF Doct Jayne.
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ELEGANT
c GU N TRY SEAT
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE upon reasonable terms the ELE.
II CANT MANSION HOUSE OF ROBERT
JOHNSTON. ESQ. near the &C ebrated Newpor,
Beach, together with all the buildings aud about
eight acres OF Land of prime quality.
!, The situation for prospect and merry ia not er
ceeded by any in New Eugland-is ornamented II
the Lawn 10 front and sides with a variety Of Fores
Trees and eegan, shrubbery, and presents to a gen
tleman Of taste opportunity for investment, leap
ita very seldom 10 be found
Foi terms and view OF the premises apply TO
je26 JOSIAH c. SHAW, Newport Il, l.
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TO LET.

EA A HOUSE opposite the COddinston
Mandatory in Dukesville. very
sas pleasant place with o rooms Possession
----S@ given immediately, apply TO
Jy. 10. n. SWEET.
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OF LAKE ERIE. with no,iee

- Of Commodore Elion's conduct in that en-
gsg,ment. BY Tristan Burges; also containing
various official documents. and the afiidavItS OF
Captains Tnrner, Taylor Stevens and Chsmplin.
and PurSer BreeSe, and other papers. relative 10
the subject, Price 62i cents For sale BY
Oct rs, w. CALLAHAN.
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PEwS FOR SALE.

rnNHE SUBSCRIBER willseuepliber rsl terms
u Pew No. - ia The Unitsrian Church, also
Pew No. 50 in Trinity Csu,ch IN this iown.
Iulv u .. W. EtsruN.
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NOTICE.

Ak TWO HOUSES on the Long
n:::8 Wharf TO Let and possession given on
l:ss,3E the i:St day of next month, (Augusi.
.&0 For further information enquire ol
George Hlndmarch, living on the premises, or 10
luy 10 s. T. NORTHAM
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0c NOTICE. IN

~ ID. wEEDEN has jus, received general
~ assortment of HARDWARE * Guile
Rl.-wheh he offers al reasonable prices
N n All orders for HARDw AkE promptly at.
tended to. yl7.
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FOR SALE.

,ENHOSE Two beautiful Building LOTS. al tie
q corner OF the New Road and fronting Bellvu,
street The first Lot conla;ns l30 feet front Oh
fIellvue street by 100 OH the New Road %
Lot contains 100 feet on the New Road, by l35 fee
deep.-FOr particulars, apply to
Newport May 10. J. c. SHAW.
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TDNO FAMILIES. HOTEL KEEPERS,
IL &c, &c. For fsvorng ?addngs, Pudding
sauce, Cus,srds, Blane-mange. Cakes, &c, Nc
PRESTON's EXTRACT OF LEMON, is
the most convenient article that can be used-i,
gives in perfection the delicate favor Of the Lemon
peel, purified from all bitter or rancid qualities
never spoils by age or climate. To ba had Of
nov "a II J. TAYLOR
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In the course Of the next volume, the most inter
es,,ng record ever written will be gwen to the pub
lic n the
JOURNAL OF THE FIRST WHITE NAN
That Crossed the WfsfSrn Wiidsruess,
Aud passed the desert ridges Of the Rocky Noun
tains. This eveu,iul Journey. wherein handful o
men encountered psr,ls scarcely to be believed, oc
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| Clarke. The Ms. is now in the hands of the Ed
tors, aud ia the January number we shall commenc,
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Also a series Of humorous aud characteristic
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whose inimitable Charcoal sketches, have justly
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XMAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
Al Wharf to the Old Stand in Green Street, for.
mery occupied by Seal ury 4 Tenant; where he
will be happy receive the orders of his old friends
aud customers, TO whom he returns thanks for ;hei
past iavors and socits continuance OF their patron
age,
" Orders left IA sahove-at his stable in Peham-s
or at his house in Church-st will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conyeyedaud TO from tho
Steamboats,, as usual.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

N cCEIvED THIS DAY. at the LadSss
k0, Ornamental 9afr Epperssss, NO. l31
Tharscs-sfrcef. a lot OF Winter Flowers, among
which are sprgs, bunches. wrssns. &c. Also, hi-
teen dozen German Cologne. .-..
Oct 30 j, REMONU
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NOTICE.

~ T. sHERFIEID respectfully give, no
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