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;AaSHlP NEWS. sM,
PORT OF WORT.
AK RlV ED.
sisIfls EgAAN -

TUESDAY, Sept. 10
| Schrs. Union, Boggs, FIN Prov. for Baltimore,
savannah, Bolles, I'm sippican, for New York;
Thomas Fenner, NickorNon, I'm Prov. for phIla;
Patriot, Sears, fm Fall River for Boston: l.ai,.
ma, Reding. fin Connecticut; Ilulduh A. West,
Spellman, fin Albany Tor Prov.
Slo"ps Vigilani. Heath, im n. York f. PROV;
Thomas W. Thornc, Duriee, I'm N. York for
Fall River.
WEDNESDAY, Sep, l6
Brig Levant, Garrison, I'm Saco for Prov.
Schrs. Superior, Bali, fm Block. Island for
Prov Francls, West, fin Bangor Tor do New
Jersey, Covert, I'm Phila for do.
Arr. last evening, from a cruise u, s. Revenue schr
Jackson, stephen Cornell, Lieut. Commanding .-Len
at Tarpauln Cove, Sept. IL, at noon, bark Arab,
Wrshtington, oi and for Fairhaven ju-t urr from n
w. Coast, vim Pernambuco, Al days. with 1000 hbs
whale aDd go sp, oil sold nj Pernambuco 76O bbls VIII
lo'i, IN Perhambnco, aug. 9Th, brig Richmond. fela
ing zee, brig Retrieve, repairing barque Giobe. So do
from Phila Tor Rio in days. spoke July lgtI Int l2
> ION 81, 20 West, brig George Della, OF aud from
n ION % 80 West. bark Palestine, OF and tor Bos,on
Sailed from Tacnhuana, May l7ih, ship Enterprise,
Of Nantucket, 100 bhls sp oil
Lett IN the Cove, brig Hiram, Crosby, I'm n. Y. for
- Johns, B.-do. schr Franklin, Worcester, from
lhomaston for N, York-schr. Forrest, Pierson, im
Quebec for N Y-schr. Ceres, ,Marston, I'm Mnchns
for i-brig Jane Burrel, Pictou Tor warehanl-brig
Orion, Randall Pictou Tor Providence-schr Alfred,
sherman. Boston Tor Y-brig Lubec, Webb, Calais
WI NNtr-s'HE tUHeco, flefce, fruN. Tor Dover
schr Eliza Helen, Hopper, n for ilallowe-schr
Darius. Nckerson Bpstun Tor rovdence-schr Eliza
beth, iinmln, Gardiner Tor proyidence-schr Effort,
spear Thomnston for f-schr Token, Baker, Gardi-
ner Tor Fall iiyer-schr The,s, SmiIh, Plymouth Tor
Y-schr Cornelius Z. Znbrskie, Barker, n York Tor
Boston-spoke in the Sound, brig T. J. Perkins, pha.
for Boston.
g'r We are indebted to TT. Cornell for several
late Pcrnambuco papers, received per ship Arab,
which " Ill be found in our Reading Room.
NEMORa
AT Matanzas, 2-th ult., Brig Prince dc Join
vile, Dennis, ldg for New York
Cid at New Orleans, lst inst, Brig Conf
dcnce, Cozzens, for New York
Sch St Rosa, Read, sailed from New Or
leans Sd inst. for Brazos do Warsaw, Burdck,
do
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-17
Court Of Probate. Ne,cport, Sept. Z, 1876
Upon the petition OF Margaret Murray, Ex
u ecutrix of the last win Of
ALENAN NDIIR MURRAY


late of Newport, decd, stating that the personal
estate of said Alexander is insufficient by the
sum of four thousand two hundred and ninety
nine dollars and 81 cents TO pay the debts aud
funeral expenses of said Alexander, and pray.
ing that said Margaret Murray may be autho.
riSed as Execuflx on said estate To sell at pub
lie auction the real estate of said Alexander
Murray, situated in Newport, consisting Of a
! lot of land bounded Norh on land of L.. Gray,
West on land belonging To the heirs Of stephen
Bowen, South on land Of James Pitman and
others, and Fast on CGrne e.Strcet; also Of a lot
of land with the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon, bounded South on Pelham.
street, West on land of Augustus n. Lillefeld
and others, North on Mill-strcet, and Last ON
Corne->treet; or SO much thereof, as will be
sufficient to raise said sum with incidental en-
penSeS.
The same being read, is received and the
consideration thereof referred to a Courl of
Probate TO be holden at the Town Hall in New.
port, on the first Monday in October next, at .
o clock, A. NJ, and said ENccurx is directed
To give notice 0i the pendcncy and prayer Of
said petition by advertisement three NucceS>iv,
weeks IN the Herald of the Times, that all per.
sons interested may appear at said time and
place and be heard
sept u. B. b. lIowLAND, Probate Clk.
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c. The weather in Connecticut has
been hot enough this month to bake apples
IN the open cir. The editor Of the Hartford
Courier says-"he has seen an apple. one of
a dozen. which a gentleman had baked in the
sun precisely as he would have done in an
oven, and very good batch of baked apples
they were. Done TO turn, and in apple
pie ORDER"
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REMARKABLE LoNGEviTY.-.A negro wo
man, belonging to the estate of Mr.. Wilder.
OF Camden country, N. g., died on the Cd of
last month. at the extraordinary age of one
h'tndred and i,oenty years-having survived
her husband some three or four years lie
was at the time of his death. one hundred aud
nineteen. They had lived together os man
aud wife, nearly ninety years.
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court Of ProJnte, .NGrport, S,pL 7, 1916.

/ court oj |rob0te, .Ncrpoi, Sept. z, 1916
| PON the petition OF John J. Middleton.
- Williams Middleton, and Edward Mid
dlelon, stating that Henry Middleton, la!c OF
4 Middleton Place, in the Pa lsh Of ST Geo yr'
|. Dorchester, IN The Stale of Soulh Carolina
decd. a.! hlN la> Wal aud Te>l0mcnl duly
executed which said Wlll WIS proved aud lp
proved before Thomas Lchrc, Esq. sole Jud.r
\ ol the Court OF Ordinary tor Charleston Dis
ilrlci, IN said Stale, un The l1h ddv of June la>
past and that SAID petitioners were duly luaii
lied by said Court. as Executors thereof, and
lhfrc beng Real and Personal Estate in Rhode
island IN winch said wan operates, aud pay
ny hc CuuIi that SAID last Willard Ees.aiu at
ut said IIcury Middleton a certified copy of
which, and the Probate thereof under the seal /
. oi SAID Court of Ordinary tor Charleston Di>-
Iuict, - presented with said petition may he
filed and recorded in The Registry of the Court
OF Probate, Of Newport apd Letters 1cSlaipc.l-
/ tary be granted thereon 10 said Executors. ac-
cordiEg TO The laws of Rhode Island The said
petition he.nS read - received and referred iuI
cons lderaton Ioa Cour Vf Probate to be huld,G
at The IoWn Hall IN Newport. on toe FAST Non-
dav ~ OCTOBER hexi at . O'Clock o. u 4 j.
ordered that previous nulicc be given OF l,c
pcndrnoy and prayer thereof, bv publish
ng a copy ii his order lul three successive
weeks, IN the Herald of the Times 10 the cnd
that any person may appear nj SAID ,lmc and
place, and show cause against The fling ahd
recording the same and granting lcllelS rcSta.
mcn,ary a. aforesaid.
TIGv Cgpy-.-wiine>s.
sept 10 u. d iiOWLAND. Prob. CEk.
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In this town, on Thursday last, Mr. Richard
Davis, of Fairhaven, Mass, to Miss Anna $.
Chace of this town.
In this town, on Monday afternoon last, by
Rev. Benz. Watson, Rector of Zion Church
MIR. John ii. Jouvet to Miss Abby G. Tisdalc,
daughter of Benz. IL. Tisdale, Esq both of
this place
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Po,sT JuDITn. This well known promon.
tory OF this state, appears from n communica.
lion IN the Providence journal, 10 hayc origi.
nnily taken It's name from Judith Hull, Tho
wife OF Captain John Hull. of Bnsiou,who was
'"ne OF the owners of the Pei,aquomscut Pur.
chase.-.Mercury.
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Feper Sores The following letter has just
been received through the hands of Dr. Ben.
jamin ID. NJ iller, of the cure of an old Indoieni
Ulcer, or Fever Sore. This person has been
under the hands of several Physicians, and
used every remeey. yet found no relief, ill
he was induced TO try Hunts Liuiment, which
effected perfect cure.
GEO. E. STANTON, ESQ.
PinesLridge, J,ne ~, lS45
DEAR SIR-For six years have suffered
with what is commonly called Fever sore
on my leg. can scarcely describe TO you
all have endured for this long period, by
this dreadful complaint, only about half that
time have been able 10 work. have had
it examined by several Physicians, and tried
many OF the remedies Of the day for this kind
of disease, but none o: them afforded inc any
relief. sent for DR.. Miller, and he recon.
ncnded inc TO use Hunts Lnimen'. did
so, and after using five bottles am entirely
well of hideous sore, that supposed would
hang on me for life. feel like new man,
and heartily recommend tins Liniment to al
suffering persons, that they may be relieved
at once. Most respectfully, yours,
OWEN O'SLAVlN.
P.S. cheerfully bear testimony to the
truth Of the above statement.
BENZ. ID. MILLER, NJ. ID.
Newport, Il. J. TAYLOR-Portsmouth,- -
JOHN TALLMAN, Fall River--CUSH-
NAN a. WOOD, and by druggists gener.
ally throughout the State.
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Potntoe Paprr!--A French manufacturer has
succeeded. CATER q years abor) in producing
excellent paper and paste board from substance
separated from the pola,oe. The process is
.secret.-Spira Times.
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FASHION FOR AUTUMN.

~ Crown "a inches high, ,-Tl6 yeo. ~
s-X man bell at sides. II. Olronl andS~S
rear,-S curve. TIP oval ! curve, l-l6 con.
lex Br,m inches WIDE, front and rear, and
Is III SIDES Small edge cuIl, slightly rolled
at the sides. Sci 3 III sluped 10 inches curv
ed. Banding 1916 wlde, satin and sdlm strip
ed. Binding 1 wide. fine rlb6'd, satin edg
ed. The above fashion Tor sale by
PARKER \. WEAVER
sept 10. Oak Row.
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FOSTERS
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Fare SO Cents.

b f~"fSsScAe THE. new and commodiou>
tltlsl II SSlcamcr EOG EH Wit
-fsyc------.Es-L -LItM-. Capt Wool,cv. will
lcate Newport, every day, (SundayS excepted
a, O'Clock, a m, AID ?. IN.
Leaves Providence at Il aud 10 o'clock. q m.
- Passengers iuI New York VIA Slon.
~ son Rail Road can get Ticket, on board the
Rtcr Williams, without any extra charge
ThmeS-St. mp ad'rs.
CHARLES n. TlLLEY, .lgsnL
icwpori sept 3d
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Mrs. Callahan d Miss Smith,
offer for sale at
no. rJO Vhamcs-strcct.

VNMpER ~ THMrERAMENT.b by Mr..
Il EHN; Memoirs aud Essay, hy AIRS
j'mtSoH; The People, hy " Michid. CON.
>uclu hy Gc0rgS Nand The Redskins, hy J, z.
CoDpcr Pictures from llaly, hy ChdricS Dirkens;
The fair Isabel, hv IHgtRr SHc Tower OF
London, 10y w. H. .iiBs~oHh Temptation oi
Wealth, hy Mrs Carisn; >hute, of the Mcd-
lcranran by Z. Sch,Ocdcr Scenes and 'ihou"hlS
IA Europe Skechc, OF Newport Stationary.
LcllcI aud Note Paper with Envelopes to match.
Pen Racks, Fancy Holders Letter Clip, :
Founi, Screw, cap and pocket Inks Papcr
Folders, Pcllumci SEALING Wax Motto and
Transparent Waters. Also, handkerchief Per
tunes, French aud German Cologne. Combs
Bushes. Har Dye, Ne. Aug. 9th
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Nj T. NOR NUA.
Mem advertisements.
The Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance (OslsVNNU.
No. II, Wall-SlrcCt, New York.

TT is now fifteen months since this institution
i commenced the business of Life Insurance
on the liberal plan then first announced in its
prospectus That the principles therein con
tanned have met with the appreciation of those
who have sought the advantages which such an
institution affords in making provision for a
family, needs no other proof Than the statement
OF the facts, that 2235 policies have been iSsned,
and that premiums 10 the amount Of 5000, Isl, 80
have been received during that period.
The Company issued during the month of
July, lsi6, lG ner policies, viz
To Merchants and Traders 81; Planters and
Farmers, Z; Clerks, 9; Clergymen, s; physi.
clans 4; Lawyers IL; Mechanics, Is; Manu-.
iacturers, Z; Professors, 3; Ladies, 8 Mem.
ber Of Congress, Secretary of Insurance
Company, Cashier, | ! Agents, I; students,
); Other occupations, u. Whole number lac.
The company has met with but eight losses,
amounting TO S2i 800, which has been paid to
widows and their children.
JOHN ID. NORTIIAM, Agent
e. CorroN, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
Sent I1lh lSl6
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sept. 10 b B. IIowLAND. Prob. Cps.
Court Of Probate, ,Ntwpo,i, Sept. 7. 1916.

4 PPllOATi0N is mada for Administration.
"A ON The estate of Sylvanus stanford, late of
Newport, decd; the sane is read, RECEIVED
and referred Tor ronSl..rratiua To a Com,.
OF Probate, 10 be holden ~ The Town Han. in
Newport, on The trsl Mnnday ~ October
next at y oo'cock. Il. H., and notice iherrpf
ordered to be given by advertisement Tor
three successive weeks in the HyaM of
Tie Times, that all persons interested may
appear AT said time and place and be heard. "
True copy-witness,
sept. 10 Il. II. Rowland. Prob, Cpk.
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NOTICE.
PERRY. -

nN and after Monday Sept. 9Th, the Steame
~ PERRY will stop at Bristol Ferry
" Bristol side, every trip going from and re-
turning to Newport
!. Ncwport Sept. lO, lSi6.
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Anctions.
Administrators Sale.

RS virtue of authority from the Couu or Pro-
- bate of ,be Town Of Newport, Will be sold
AZ fnbl'c Auction on the pieiuises, on MONDAY
Ihc Ilh day Of sepeu,ber next, ~ u O'Clock. n.
IA all HE right. tile and interest which snrnh
sm a. late Of Ne"port. widow, deed had 4.
or 10 a lo' oi land aud Jaelbng house. L,rrevp
'llnuied on The Sonlh -ide vl Churc,-siier,. aud
n"M West "i Triniiy Church ~ Newpnr,.
Conditions ~ the lime aud pJaee of sale.
4 l3. ELIZA l.. CODDlNGTON. .Idm'y.
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IHV t7IVF = y ItTFNH,
sept 10. Il. Il. Il0wLANp, Prob. Cl'k.
Court If ProLate. .Ntwpori, Sept. IN. iSl6

Court If fProhate. .Nt~Pon, Sept IN. ISl6
/ 4 PPLICATIDN is made in writing by Sarah
"A Ann sherman, widow, lur Tins Court to
appoint Robert sherman, ID, Administrator on
The estate Of her late husband Waniun r.
/ sherman, late OF Newport decd. he same is
read, received, and referred for consideration 10
a Count oi Probate, 10 be holden at the Town
/ Hall III Newport, on the frs, Monday IN Oct.
next. al O'Clock. a. III. and u Is ordered that
the notice thereof be publl,h"d for three sue
ccSslve weeks III the Herald Of the Times, ,ha,
al persons interested may appear at SAID ,l,re.
and page aud be- heard.
True copy-wi,ucss
sept 10 b. b. lloWGAND, Prob Clk
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Thomas {. Wales. of Boston.

10 Broad.S,. coyner # tenrai a,et.
UAS now on hand. aud i, daily receiving, all
ii The varieties of GOOD RETAILING
BODFN AND >lIOES, aud Also all The lower
qualities, which be Will sell, by the case of
dozen, AT prices thai cannot he cguqllcd by any
other Slwe IA Boston. he Is enabled la sell
lower tor The reason that he bays nni sehs yto,
CASH ONLY and is satisfied with a smaller
proIg illan others are willing Ia sell for. AL he
asks of Cash Boyeys l. 10 tOm and SEE lol
themselves, OF inquire Of some of The many
dealers, who, by purchasing their Boots aud
shoes of hlyI, have been enabled to uuder,ell all
their nelghbuS vino buy on credit, and there.
lore obtain all The best trade.
Also, his Fail Stock of NDIt RuDEEas,
embracing all lhc salcab!c kinds imported OF
manufactured IN this county, comprising oven
lCOOnU pans. for CASH or tEEDif, at the
lowest importers or manufacturers pllCCs.
AUu D.--2m
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Court Of Probaie, .Ntmpon Sept 7h. Tsl6,

| T'' y 00'''' 'F'HP"'1, '5'Ft 'TH, TsTO,
ITNiE Committee heretofore appointed by this
Il Court TO set OF and assign To IIctIy +.
tuner, widow OF WiIliqm Turne,, late pl
Newport, Physician, decd, her dover in the
lot oi land in Tanner street, ia sad 'NeS port,
both OF which said estates were laie uwn,u by
said William Turner, decd pre>epl le;l Re
por, and the same is read, leceiyed, ,nd
llcIered ior consideration 10 Coun of Pro.
bate, 10 be holden al The Town Ilall. IN
Newpnrt, op the first Monday in October
next, at . cioek, a. n: it is ordered that no
lice hereof be published far ,hrpc successive.
weeks IN The Hrod othe Tunes, for ali parsons
interested therein 10 appear al said time ant
place and be heard.
True cnpy-witnnss,
sept. 10 II lIowI.Sn prnh C,lu
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AUTUMN GOODS.
RED WOOD LIBRARY.

iVNiE ProprielorS of The Redwood Library are
Il notified, that their Annual Mee'in will be
holden at the Library, on WEDNESD ~
Sept Both, lsi6 al 3 O'Clock, p. M A general
ana punctua attendance is requested, Il, bu,i-
ness OF impurjs nee will be- acted on.
Il. J. TAYLOR, Sccrefary
Newport Sept. 10 1916
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NEW STOV Els.

A GOOD assortment of STOVES. of various
N patterns. for cooking, with coal or wood
Also rARLOR STOVES, of various and
highly approved patterns, for burning either
wood or coal. Please call at l27 ThamcS.>t
and examine for yourselves. n. w MARSH
sept II.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-15
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Al and
P. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning.
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at 9 A. M. and 8 P. M. except Sunday night
The Western Mail closes at 9 P. M. and
arrives at 8 P. M. daily.
The SoutherH Mail closes at 8 A. M. and
arrives at 5 p. M. daily.
Office open from A. M. to 9 P. M. daily,
except Sunday, on which day it is open from
u A. M. to 10 A. M, and from II M. to
P. M, and from 7 to 9 P. M.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-15
! and I ayoke.
To be continued.

7 The love Of flowers is as much march
of civilization as the love of fine music, be-
cause it teaches US to see through the love-
liest things Of earth, the lavish beni6cence
Of the Creator. From the first budding Of
the violet in Spring, to the decay Of nature
in Autumn, you may ssethe rooms Of some
Of our females rivalling the Eastern bowers
in fragrance and beauty. Some writer OBJ
serves Naa Tita3 hf a9ttaF ..
ssWoman will remain pure and innocent
so long as she is fond OF flowers . .l'. .r.f
What charming idea, and how, truth-
full f{ ...3,ag
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-15
al intelIigenff {
Rev. ]. 7. WARD, Assistant Editor.
PRICE ONE CENT.

his high-trobbing pulse For an instant a
CLEAN Of surprise shot from his eyes, and
then his features saddened, and he heaued
4 deep-drawn breath. ssNhat ails him,
doctor!n exclaimed the anxious father,
while the mothers countenance, expressive
Of the most agonizing suspense, was bent
in soul-watching gaze upon The doctors
face. "He has the yellow fever, replied
the physician, in tone in which the voice
of hope spoke not " the yellow fever in
its worst form.n "Oh, Doctor, say you
can save him-you will save him, will you
noiS" burst from the mothers lips. The doc
tor answered in the same hopeless yoicss 81
will do all, madam, that my art can accom-.
plish, but this is a disease which oftentjmes
battles our most energetic efforts, and this,
/ am sorry to say, Is one Of the worst cases.
/ will do all that can, however" But
there was no hope in his voice, and saw
very plainly that he knew all his efforts
would be in vain. He did all that his art
allowed, but towards morning, with the
most soul-rending torture, the little suffer-
er breathed his last. i looked upon, the
fathers face, as he gazed upon the livid
cheek of his dead boy, and asked, 4"Where
was that fathers joyous countenance them"
Alas! the pain Of a fathers blighted affsc-
tion had stamped its impress upon his brow,
and in his fearless eye melancholy shone
that spoke too truly of the bleeding heart,
the joyless, careworn spirit. When the
sufferer closed his eyes in his last sleep, a.
a shrek, a piercing scream, such as only
the mothers hopeless voice could utter
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-15
VOL / NO WASHINGTON D. G. SATURDAY AUGUST 5 1916
Hardware! Hardware.! Hardware II.


E. WHEELER, Penn. Avenue, near 7th street.
HAS just opened an entire new and well select
I1r ed assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery and
Fancy Goods, which he o6sf4 for sale at whole
sale or retail, on as accommed dating terms as they
can BE- had In the district. n w
His stock consists in part Of the following arti.
cles: Rogers & Sons and Others Table Cutlery
in complete sets, Ivory, Buffalo, Buck, Bone, and
Cocoa Dining, and Desert Knives and Forks, Ger
man Silver, and Britannia, Tea and Table Spoons,
Penknives, Razors, Scissors, Nut Picks, and
Crackers, Cooks, Butchers,' Shoe and Carving
Knives, Shutters and Trays, Plated, Steel and
Brass Audirons, Shovels and Tongs, Shovel and
Tong Stands, and Tenders, Tea Trays and Wal
ters, in sets and separately Bellmetal and Porce-
han Preserving Kettles, Iron, Tin, Tea Kettles and
Sauce Pans, Long and Short Handle Frying Pans,
and Stove Pans, Ovens and Lids, Pots, Skillets,
Griddles and extra Lids, Iron Furnaces, Potatoe
Steamers, Mortars and Pestlss, WarAe Irons, Sad
Irons, Skimmers, Ladies' and Forks, Coffee Mills,
Sifters, Bread Toasters, &C., Shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hay and Straw Knives, Axes, Hafchets,
Hammers, Saws and Planes, Cut, wrought and
Horse Shoe Nails, Cut Tacks pat. Brads and Spara-
bles, Rim, Cottage, Mortise and Stock Locks,
Closet, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Trunk and Pad
Locks, MoStises Stop, Knob and Thumb Latches,
and Bolts, Table, Butt, Parliament, H. l.. & Strap
Hinges, Palmers pat. Blind Hinges, to faster
back and to Farnham's pat Window Blind fas-
teners, Common and Axle Sash Puleys and sash
Cord, New England Co. Wood Screws all sizes,
Sofa Springs, Bed Screws Castors and Furniture
Knobs, Curtain Bands and Pins, Iron and Brass
Haa and Coat Hooks, Single and Double Barrel
Guns and Apparatus, Brushes, Combs, Buttons,
Needles and Pins, Shoe Thread, Cotton, Worsted,
Diaper, Boot and Straining Web, Curry Combs,
Horse Cards, Wool Cards, Ok, Trace Halters,
Backband and Dog Chains, Brass, Copper and Iron
Wire, Round, Fiat and Square Iron, sHoop and
Band Iron, Nail Rods, Burdens pat. Horse Shoes,
Carriage Springs, Wagon Boxes, American and
English Blister, Cast and Sheer Steel, &C., &c
All Of which, he will sell as low as can be had
at any regular Hardware House in the city.
Washington, Nov. A, l845. 9l
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-15
$500.

A SUIT of summer clothes furnished at the New
"A York Mammoth Clothing Store for Ihree
Dollars!
Just received, a splendid assortment Of Sarts'
at the Netc York Mammoh Clothing Store. :,
Vests for rs cents to be had at the Ne'o for6
Mammoth Clothing Store, No. 2, Genre w mwne'
Space. las. GALLGAN SUN
June l7-eodtf . y.