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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

lG, Ne prompt cole con Of taxes which read twice,
any .ierred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
MIR. Matngly, on leave, introduced bill entitled An
act .or repairing the lookup house in the Fifth Ward
which was read three times. and passed.
Mr. j. Wilson introduced Joint resolution requesting
the Mayor TO report whether any, and If any which Ia
vern keepers have failed to comply the requirements
OF The act of the 9Th of November, 1882 In relation TO
averns and ordnaries and whether any such have sold
or selling without lcense-which was read twice
and referred to the committee on Police.
On motion, the bill making appropriation Tor the
purpose of grading and sraveiag the north half OF north
l street. from 10Th to 18th streets west and for other
IMPOSES, was taken up.
Mr.. Masruder>movrd TO amend the bill by adding the
flowing words /" Prorided That contract shall be
ade wolk authorized to exceed the amount hereinbe-
appfopi lated! until here shall be funds appca-
10 this o. ject to the credit of the Secon. Ward"
Mr.. Magruder on leave, introduced bill entitled AL
making appropriation for The repair of the
w est Market and for other purposes which was
al twice, and referred to the Committee Improve
ents.
On notion the bill. supplementary +, the ac entitled
An act 10 regulate the inspection of tobacco ia
y mp read, and, IN motion, 'i:i N the table.
The Board, on molten, resiu,d the consideration oil
report of the Committee Of Claims on the petition OF
Inn b, Blake and Owen McCue the question being on
amendment proposed on last Monday by Mr.. j. vii
n. After being dis 'usstd for time
Mr. hlagmlder move! that the Board 40 now adjourn
hich motion was neg ived
Mr.. Gfann.er moved thai the whole snl,j"c \, laid
ron the tablc-which motion was negatived follows
yes 7, noes 8.
Mr. johnson moved an Amendment to the am end nj
opposed by M. Wilson. When
Mr. IIany moved the previous qIestion--but, before
" further order had,
Mr. Ora INNER moved an adjournment, which was agre
to by the following vote: Ayes s, noes
And the Board ad jonrnei.
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CITY ORDIN A N CES

ACT making appropriation for the purpose o
grading aud gravelling north street. betwee Mint
and Tenth streets west.
Be enacted by The Board aldermen md the Board q
mmon Council Of the Oily Of Washi"gton That Tor the
rpose of grazing and gravsug north 'trset, between
vcnth and Tent streets west the Of six hundred
liars much thereof as may be necessary BE-, and
ssame is hereby, appropriated out of any money to
credit Of the Third Ward not therwise appropriated
be expended under the direction OF the Ward
mmssioner and two assistant .1sioners to be ap
nted by the Mayor.
JOHN G. HARNESS,
President pro tenn. If the Bourd of Common Cnuno,l
Gil. w. GOLDSBOROUGH,
President Of HE Board Of .4derm n.
Approved, March S. $40
PETER FORCE, Nuyor..
, Y ACT making an appropriation for the purpose oil
grading and gravelng The north half of north street
from Tenth street 10 Thirteenth street. and for other
purposes.
Be enacted &c, That for the purpose Of grading and
,vclling the north half of north street, from the &c
Of west Tenth street to the centre OF west Thirteenth
pet and FOR extending the brick culvert between 18th
18Th streets sufficiently far to admit tire north half Of
tn II street being graded, the sum Of eight hunGted
liars, much thereof may be necessary be, and
same is hereby appropriated pat Of any money to the
dit Of the Second Ward not otherwise appropriated
opiacd That contract shall Be made wok author
d to exceed the amount hereinbeicre appropriated,
until there shall be funds applicable to this object to
!, credit Of the Second Ward.
Approved March S, 1910
: ACT making additional appropriation for the sup.
port Of Lunat:cs in the city Of Washington.
Be enacted, &c. That the additional sum Of two humid.
and ninetys six dollars, much thereof as may be
cessary, be, and the is hereby, appropriated for
support Of destitute nnatcs in the city Of Washing
payable ont OF the general fund, andto be expenlrd
der the direction of the Board of Guardians of the
: Approved, March s. 1910.
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From Zion's .7drocate, Portland, Maine.
ERICA
Journal Of Jlf, Clarke, da'sa Edino, Jnas Goth


Ii gives ug pleasure 10 be able to lay tic FOL.
lowing Journal before our readers, to many Of
whom the author. brother IVORY CLARKE, is per-
sonally known. Mr.. CLARKE is native Of York
county, and graduate Of Wa,crville college /,
will be remembered, tina. he left this country some
two or three years since, under the direction 81
the Baptis, Board Of Foreign Missions with the
expectation OF laboling in Africa. What is the
character. and what will be the probable issue OF
his labors, may be gait cred from, his jmrnal.--
We copy it from the Missionary Magazine Cor
the present month.
In i letter to the Poard, dated May 3, 1890,
brother G. save, "Thc native school is Incoming
increasingly useful Il contains tweny.siy pupils.
iof whom twenly-lirce arc sustained by the mis-.
sion, and three by individuals" lie also states
that his health aud ,hat Of Mrs. Z. is good The
following are extracts from his journal:
May !, 1890. Ny health being much irlprov-
ed, attempted what baS for several months
contemplated, viz. preaching 10 the natives. |
went 10 joE HARaIs town. and acquainted him
with nv object The old iran received me yerv
kindly, and said, il | would como end live in his
to IN, and teach his people, lie would buRd me a
tnuse,
o. | preached tie fra, time at JoE HARRls
town, to eight or tcn persons, on tho existence
and character Of God. The people listened at.
teptively. and King jon again requested me to
letters to a5nd 10 America, and assisting brother
CEorkss to make arrangements TO 90 into the
country.
IL. 'preachri st Jos HAsnts' ,nwn.--subeet
liz "iiaiIoa ahi r'imia's s'sts Ct E1as' fhs
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,RATrS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.--1 be only egec
tuat remedy for excoriaied Nipples, when prope,l,
it cannot tail 10 afford relief The flowing ties Il
malls from gentlemen eminent in their profession are
united:
Ne,U Hnren, 10Th May 1892
have witnessed the application of the artificial nip
islaciioh OF the mother. The instrument seem 80,
THOS. HUBBARD, Al. d., Prof. Surgery, Med Inst
Yale College, Conn.
Washingiop, fc5uary, 4M 1884,
Having examined Dr. Pra'4 newly invented minnie
,cd, aud witnessed its practical apl ;.caon, | TAX,
AT pleasure in recommending It as decidedly superior
any thing previously known. II constitutes pe,cc
nedy for that distressing rnaady sore nipples, dis
&C which SO Gequeby aitlicis nursing women
THOMAS SEWALL.
Phi'odeiphiJ, January 1911, 1884.
EIijni Pratt;
DEAR SIR AS feel il matter Of much public i'm
lance, TO possess means Tor tssnng the terrible su
ings from :" sore nipples" have much pleasure i,
.g able to say that the shield Tor the preventing rnt
Of this roaldlr, is better adapted 10 the purpos,
IN my have heretofore seen. In the t2o on tire,
times have known them 10 be Hsed, much satSfnc.
has been expressed, anhave hesitation 10 rliev,
will generally succeed ell prtsuatrd OF tins
thS moment, that cahtot forbcar 10 express a wisl
It oar City, through the various arothecarcs may b,
pp'ied with them. am yours &c,
W. p, Devices.
For sale at
TODD'S Drug Store.
Jan. H. Emo.
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BRITISH ACCOUNT OF THE ATTACK OF The
FRlGATE LEOPARD on THE CHESAPEAKE.

BRITISH ACCOUNT or THE ATTACK OF The
| FRlGATE LEOPARD on THE CHESAPEAKE.
On The 2lst June 1887 the leopard anchored
in Lynn Haven bay. il company With tie Bel
Iona a.li Mulampus. On the 22d Jnne, the
Chesapeake weighed lrcm Hampton Hoa,is ;nl
was followed 10 sea by the Leopard. Wi!en
both ships were about four or five leagues from
land, the Leopard bore up and spoke the Chesa-
peake; both ships hove to, and Mr Meade. Il leu
tenant Of the former ship. was sent on board with
Admiral Buckciey's order, and with note from
Captain Humphreys, who commanded the Loop
ard, expressing hope that every circumstance
might be amica5ly adjusted. TO this note, Com
modore Barron OF the Chesapeake, wrote an an
swer. beginning with Il know of no such men as
you describe" Captain H. observed the Chesa-
peake clearing for action, and considering his
order imperative, fred shot across the fore foot OF
the Chesapeake, but not before he had edged
close down and hailed the Commodore in these
words, " Commodore Barron you must be aware
Of the necessity am under Of complying with
the orders OF my Commander in-C Chief" and this
was repeated twice. The wind was very light,
the ships nearly on board of each other, and the
words uttered distinctly. The Commodore an
swered ~ do not understand what you say"
These words were distinctly heard on board the
| Leopard, Wnlcn snip was 10 WlndWaru. taptMn
Humphreys very properly concluded, for there
could be no doubt Of the sub;erfuge. that the an
swer was given to gain time, and the preparations
for action on board the American lfiga!e being OBJ
served, in order at once to stop longer contest,
the shot was fired as aforementioned it was fol
lowed in abou! minute by another, and then a
broalside was poured in. AT the expiration of
about fifteen minutes. the Chesapeake having fred
la few random shots struck her colors her crew
were then mustered, twelve men were recognised
as British subjects, and four were taken Oil board
The Leopard as deserters.
The Chesapeake had five Lieuenants, and fonr
hundred and fifteen men, and carried fortv-fonr
guns, leaving three vacant ports her fnrecastle.
The Leopard mounted ffty-three guns, with a
crew Of three hundred and eighteen men and
twenty-five boys.-Jnied Service Journal
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THE NATIVE AMERICAN.

TIE MusEuM-MR. ANE.LI's PAINTINGS
We paid visit 10 the paintings few days since
and found them all that :. W" says they are. We
would advise the lovers Of this beautiful art &c
pay Them avisi,. Two munmies and other rare
curiosilies have been added 10 the Museum,
giving it additional attractions.
From the National heLiysHcsr.
The paintings by Mr.. Anei, recently exhibited
in the Romndo of the Capitol, are now. arranged
for exhibition at the Masonic Hall, in the room
over the Museum We do not know what faults
or hlemshes skiliul connosseurs might be able
to detect in these paintings, HIT il they 10 be
Judged of bv the effect which they produce on
those who are not afflicted with too nice a tase.
or too profound skill in criticism, they are GER
tainlv amongst the finest works OF ART which have
ever been exhibited in this country. The paint
ing OF the Delugc, III particular, indicates the
highest order of genius in design aaIexprcssion
Those who would pretend 10 be struck with any
thing Of indelicacy in the female figure rather
than bv emotions o. i.ober and more refined
character created by the effect Of the whole pic
lure we should be dispnsed 10 class among these
who are anxious in searching Tor bcnStcs oil
this description, and r'r"Sy;' io me-" with ;t.ch'.
We shoMii as soon talan G' beng stFuc.i ".:ti
the inlclicacy If 4 p"i:te! 'S":cp IL angel;
though il is true the. tie adnrahe e%e''&'l"n n'
this figure in the grSap ras attention particularly
to it.
The subject OF the painting Of Count u@ilino
and his sons is familiar not Only ~ the readers u!
Dante. but 10 MANY Others for their FREQUENT al
lusions to it in modern literature there is \ deli
cacv in the design Of this picture b. Mr. Anell
Il Al.
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Jan Is

CEILING OFF!-The subscriber, determined to sell
- off his entire stock of Winter Goods, if possible Of
the following articles fall 10 percent Tess than regn
lar prices, viz.
Rose, Whitney and Mackanaw Blankets
Red, White and Yellow Flanncls
Cloths, Cassmeres and Cassinets
kentucky Jeans and Hardimes
English and French Merinos
Servants Merno Ccaks, at 81
Dark Ca'icoes French, English and Domestic
Plain and Figured Dress and Bonnet Silks
IA and 81 Blanket shawls (plan and Ggurel)
1 and 81 Broche and Kabyle Shawls
Hosiery, embracing in kind Lambswool. Cashmere,
Angola, Worstei, Silk, and Cotton Hose and Half
Hose, and Children's Woolen and Cotton Hose OF
every size
a. French Chinz, at 81 Ii cents per yard
Persons wishing any of the above other articles in
''S = '''1' ''''s' '"'' = JAMES /. tfIKKEs.
Janls No. > from s'h st. and cr. Centre Market.
HOSIERY sroRE.-.aoo dozen comprise The suhscri-
it is embraced every desirable Kind, qualify aud size
10 dozen Mems Long Woollen Hose
80 dc Wo:aens Go s,,, do
Mohair ard Angola Hose
so DO Mems Lalnbswoo, Country Knit Worsted,
Vigon;a, Cotton AID Silk Half Hose
so do Chidren's WoolIen Hose and Half Hose of
Also, ranbsSao Mcriao and Cotton Shirts ana Draw.
els, ali OF which viii be sold 2, I9I. pr,ces by
Jan Is No from SUI 81 an OF. centre Market.
v 4.
= subscriber has on hand. and offers for sale lot of
Coal OF tie above kinds. lie also continue. to sell all
kind. OF Lumber, ami las hand large quantity of
Oak Boards AMI Scan,ing, Cherry, Poplar, White and
yellow Pine saved Lstts, pai"cs, Shing s, &c.
Jan - JLiSSf.S WARD.
Ns7lNDOW GLASS,--oa hall t;osss low PRICED ; x 10
w I0xl2 Glass, just received at IuUD's
icb l5-~3t Drag Store
ANEW AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS
~ We have Just received unA u;'rtc&, on The Secu'd
focr Of Our store, ol OF French Goods which surnSs
in rchrrsa ard variety any thing Of ihc kr'l inc haa
ever bern brought 10 ths market The atteron Of tie
Ladies il Respectfully requested 10 inspection Of them
they consist IL port Of rnu following, W.
4 dozen Satin Rcicuns, YcIogr Chine
do rich figured Satin kccncs, roia vcl1Grs
IL do very itch Velvet Coiis's
10 10 DO hain 60 embroidered p-sc
IS d, small Coiiass, saith and cfcmile
10 e5ttoons Saith relvrincs, with hinGrs
!. salenjid Satin Staas Nclaurr Chine
4 do plush Shsnis, chenille beldcrsj
~ suitn shawl, with slteres quilted
q very rich Velvet Shaalt, embroidered
! 10 saith shaws, embroidered will pl1tres
Aso freriyeJ--
~ Dresses rich Meussetns De Larc 5h4iiey
10 nlsees mode eo,ertd Kart silks,
NJ ?; BRADLEY X tArtErT'
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NEW GOODs.-The subscriber is just receiving and
~ opening 1.-THE cheapest goods ever yet offered
among which many articles at the following prices
Handsome Gros de Naples at g. l-2 and 10
Rich figured Satins at 6s and ST IS
Silk Cashmere and Worsted Hosiery
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose at II l.2 cents
Misses, Boys and Infants Hosiery
Superior Med Flannel, for Ladies
Thread Edsings and Laces, very low.
Linen Cambria, Plain and Hemstiiched Handkerchiers
Calicoes at Il, 8, 10 and IL cents. &c.
Mousselaines, Shaleys and MerDo,
Cassinets at reduced prices
Coiored Silk and Worsted Braids Combs, Collars
Suspenders, Stocks, Cravats, Cnniorts, SC.
Chdrens Japanned Leather Belts
Fur and Seal skin Caps, Boot. and Shoes OF all kinds
And many other goods usually kept in variety stores
JNO. Il. DRURY,
Jan Is Opposite Buildings, West end.
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1OTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully call.
the attention of his friends and the Public gcner.
:, TO his New, and Sp!c,Aid assortment Of goods for
nt'enen's wear, consisting Of the Best WooDyed and
oilen Cloths and Cassiincres Of every color Mhch h..
make up 10 order the most sonaLie terms, and
st fashionable manner. He has also great variety
o! festings Of the most fashionable patterns.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing clohing, would do we'll
tu give him call al his Store, opposite the Buildings.
| m. Avenue. r. W. BATES.
Oct SIT. Nat Int.-w6il
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1s,kY DIR. MAsoN's HOP plLLs--More than TO-.

fsNkY DR.. MASoN'S HOP ptLLs.--More than TO-
Z coo boxes OF these pills haze been sold in padrl
phia since their first int c!ucton there in June last They
entlrey vegetable, not particle Of Calomc my
mineral poison. They very mild in tir operation,
ana their beneficial results in breaking mp Gods. relic ing
coughs head aches and all other complaints showing
oppressed state Of the system wonderful Pert city
safe ia all circumstances, and attention TO diet. We
could give the names OF many honorable and disting
uished in Washington in their favor, but the La
dies ar. the best Judges Of these things please ask Mrs
Hepburn, Steam Boat Landing Mrs Greer 10th Street,
The dircc tons. aud you will ask for other
dations.
J. F. Calan L. Johnson, c. E. Upperman and others.
Agents in Washington, Bell & Entwstie Alexandria, T.,
S. Wright and Thomas b ookseller Georgetown.
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TAVERLY NOVELS Quentin Durwarl.--A fur.
Their supply Of The cheap edition Of the Waverly
WI, this day received, and for sale at thc Fook and
stionery store OF w. H. MORRISON,
mar doors West Of Efown'a itttel
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DEDS MATTRESSES &c.--We Lave on hand and
ID are constantly making
Feather Beds Of prime Western Feathers
DO 90 Russian
Hair Moss and Shuck Mattresses
Parsons wishing 10 procure any oil the above articles
caa be Supplied on the lowest terms BY
BOTELEK s. DOM,
Ncv % Penn. Avenue. opposite Browns Hotel.
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History or THE REIGN OF FERDINAND
l AND ISABELLA the Catholic, by WIN. H. Pres.
filh edition, is or sale at The Book ami Stationery
re Of W. M. MORRISON,
teb Is doors west OF Browns Hotel
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BOARD OF COMMON CoraefL.

7
MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1910
All the members present except Mr.. Carbery and Mr.
Thompson.
On motion Of Mr. Bacon, The bill raaking an npoP'
alton for The purpose OF grading and grsvelng north
street. between 9Th and 10th streets west. was taken up
and the amendment, OF the Board Of Aldermen agraed
TO-
Mr., Masruicr, on leave, introduced bill entitled An
at 10 cpaa Tie ars, se'i,h &C h az fh:i e Trai17
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ARM WANTED-On a lease OF years. with priv
iege of buying within the lease. The advertiser
ending to devote his attention to agricultural pursuits
which he has been accnsomed,) wishes to obtain a
vi farm, under good cultivation, on the terms men
d above, in the vicinity Of the city the Bat.
re Rail road. Any one having such farm TO lease
to dispose OF on liberal terms of payment will please
'y at the Office of the Native American address
: F. F. through the city Post Office.
Washington, Jan. H. lS40.
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THISDAY PURLISHEn.

AMI for sale wholesale d retail ~ WM. NJ MogsIsoS
Pennsylvania avenue, doors west Of Browns hot,l,
4 PICTURE OF WASHINGTON,
Giving Description OF all the Public Buildings, Grounds
&c with all the chief Officers of the General and City
Governments, Members of Congress, Standing Com
nttecs Of each House OF Congress. Resident Foreign
Ministers, &c. To which is e!ir,, rCTcc II ~ OF
The City, FIans Of the Flou.s OF each House oil Con-
cress. &c. By GEOEGE WATTERsToN.
ENE>iRABLE GooDS.-We have this day opened,
IS III addition 20 Our former Stock
| case 60 pieces rich MousSelines, new style, and
very beauii!tl!.
- pieces lnsian Satins, IS inches wide
case iiemsttched Linen Cambria HandkeTcheis
do Tape boriered do do
10 pieces Wecl Flannel, beautiful qualities
20 do fine Danask Diaper. remarkably cheap
10 do Ga, 3d. I0-4 and l2.i Linen Sheetlngs
IS dozen Silk Hosiery, assorted qualities
% do Childrens Stockings. all sizes
IS do Boy, and Youths Thibet Gloves
10 pieces plaid Cashmere, beautiful article for
rldren's ALSO:
Receiving every day, Carpetings all kinds
- BRADLEY CATLETT.
nUNFRIEs' ITCH oINTMENT.-A safe, certain
IL ana rypeditious for the Hch, be il ever SO IN
veterate, in One Hours application only! No danger
from taking cold 1t does Tot contain the least particle
of Mercury, other dangerous ngredieni, and may
be applied with perfect satcty-pRlcE a7t cents box
Jan. e5-2n. IoDD's Drug Store.
ctrCuND SERIES OF A DIARY IN A ERICA,
y with Remarks Oh its Institutions ~ Capt Marryat,
& B author of Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful, Frank
Midway, 81. This day received and for sale by
NM NJ. MORRISON,
Ian Is -Four doors west oil Browns hotel
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY.-How-
q ards Compound Syrup OF Carrageen. safe sim
lle Pleasant, and eectual remedy for chronic coughs
ssa!nas, consunptons, &c
This syrup has deservedy acquired great reputation
and tie confidence OF physicians, remedy in the cure
Ct pulmonary diseases. It is no, offered specific, but
will be found generally elecua in The OF chronic
coughs, asthnas &c. and will frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases,
{CSWhen circumstances admit it should be used under
tie direction OF physician.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at my Pharma
cy, Aclr Seven Buildings.
Also, for sale by most of the Druggists in Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, and throughout the
Untad Stetes. +. HOWARD
Dec 3
EpEDS MATTRESSES, &c-We Lave on hand and
ID constantly making
Feather Beds Of prime Western Feathers
Do DO Russian
Hair, Moss, and Shuck Mattresses
Parsons wishing 10 procure any oil the above articles
le HE'D on he low est
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~ LH NOvELS.-The Letter Bag OF the Great Wes-
tef or Lite IN Steamer by the author of the say
inss and dolngs OF sandal slick, SC. Memoirs aud Re-
nniscepces Of the French Re, ontion by Madam fuss.
ana, edifedby Francis Hev4 Esq. author OF residence
the Heart, by Mrs. Bray author OF Treawny, thr Bor
aers OF the lamar and Tavy, the Talba, the Whit.
Hoods, Warlcigh, &c. in volumes >
For sale at w. M. MORRISUN'S, four doors vest or
Browns Hotel. fL =. "
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MERCHANT TAILORING.-T r. HARDNESS
LSl respectfully informs his friends and the public that
ne has commenced business Pernsvlyania avenue a
lew doors East of nth street, where he Is ready 10 exc
cute all orders in his line. ,.n
lie has row on hand. and is constantly receiving a
supply Of fashionable Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestnss
Which ne will make TO order at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. And he homes by strict at
teton to business to merit and receive share OF public
patronage.
NJ B. Persons prelerring to furnish their own Cloths
can nave thein made up TO order at the shortest notice
Feb. 22-;f
SICH SEASONABLE GOODs,-The Subscriber.
have inst received and Offer to their customers the
following very desirable goods viz
40 dresses rich painted monsscAnes de lanes
10 pieces plain do
8 do blue black satin fer ladies' dresses
Is dozen dark kid gloves
10 do light do
s do black net silk mtts
70 do plaid iacone handkerchief, fine, suitable
for ladies' aprons
Swiss jaconr and cambria nusiins
Linen canb:ic handkerclels, fine and IN dunn
Laces, edgngs, and inserngs, all kinds very
cheap, BRADLEY l. CATLETT.
feb 20
7 INEN GOODS.-We have opened this day some
- vary cheap Linen Goods consisting in part, of the
following, viz.
10 pieces very fine Irish Linen warranted pure
~ do heavy undrasssd do do do
Heavy Irish Sheetings, 49, Cd, ST. o-4, and 1874
wide
Huckaback Diapers, fine and medium
Crash and Russian Diapers
Damask Napkins. fine
Danask Table Cloths and Diapers
ieb ~ BRADLEY g. CATLETT