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commissioner which could in any way inter-
re with our military operations or relax our
iergies in the prosecution of the war. He
assessed no authority in any manner to con-
ii these operations. He was authorized to
shibit his instructions to the General in COM
band of the army; and in the event of treaty
y4eing concluded and ratified on the part of
Mexico, he was directed to give him notice of
That fact. On the happening of such contin-
Dgcncy, and on receiving notice thereof, the
General in command was instructed by the
Secretary of War to suspend further active
military operations until further orders. These
Instructions weH given with view to inter
nit 4ostiities, Until the treaty thus ratified by
vtlexiao could be transmitted to Washington,
and receive the action of the government of
the United States.
The commissioner was also directed, on
reaching the army, to deliver to the General
fnEommand the dispatches which he bore
I'm the Secretary of State to the Minister of
Foreign affairs of Mexico, and on receiving it,
fhs General was instructed by the Secretary of
War u cause it to be transmitted to the com
maui r. of the Mexican forces with request
that night be committed to his government.
\ The commissioner did not reach the head
quarters. OF the army until after another bril-
liant victory had crowned our arms at Cerro
Gordo.
The despatch which lre bore from the Sec
rotary of War to the General in command OF
the army was received by that officer, then at
FJalapa, on the 9TH day of May, lsi7. together
with the despatch from the Secretary Of State
to tho Minister of Foreign of Mexico, having
been transmitted to him from Vera Cruz. The
missioner arrived at the headquarters OF
lssw DAYS afterward. His presence
is diplomatic character
the Mexican Gover.,-
goth of June, 1917,
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ed nation, Mexico commenced the war, and
we were compelled 10 self-deiense, to repel
the invader, and to vindcate the national hon
or and interests by prosecuting it with vgor
until we could obtain u just and honorable
peace.
On learning that hostitics had been COM
menccd by Mexico, l promptly communica-
ted that fact, accompanied with succinct
statement of our other causes of complaint
against Mexico, to Congress and that body,
by the act of the 18th of May, 1916, declared
that " by the act of the republic of Mexico, a
state of war exists between that government
and the United Statcs'-ths act declaring
"thc war to exist by the act of the republic of
Mexico" and making provision for its prose-
cution "to speedy and successful termna-
tion," was passed with great unanilnity by
Congress, there being but two negative votes in
the Senate and but fourteen in the House OF
Representatives.
The existence of the war thus having been
declared by Congress, it Became my duty, un-
der the constitution and the laws, to conduct
and prosecute it. This duty has been per-
formed and though, at every stage of its
progress, have manifested a willingness to
terminate it by a just peace, Mexico has re-
fused to accede to any terms which would be
accepted by the United States, consistently
with the national honor aud interest.
The brilliant and rapid successes OF our
arms and the vast extent of the enemy's ter
ritory which had been overrun and conquered
before the close of the ,,last session of Con-
gress, were fully known to that body. Since
that time, the war has been prosecuted with
increased energy, aud | am gratiied to state,
with success which commands universal -
miraton. History presents no p2sIi1
many glorious victories 9<kal
ton within so short per-
ulars and volunteers. ~
with impcrisha11
not be bestS
f regulars and
discipline, ndomiss4l(.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Court Of Probate, .niddieto,cn, June 81, 1s47.
The Executors 10Th account on The estate of
Isaac Barker late of Middletown. deceased, was
presented for examination aud allowance.
Ii is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court OF
Probate 10 be holden at the Town House in
Middlelown on the third Monday Of July next,
al one o'clock, p. NJ, and that previous notice
be given by publishing copy Of this order three
successive weeks in the Herald of the Times
for all persons interested TO appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL. Prob. Clk.
Court Of Probate, Md dieto,0n, June 2lst 1S47
The Executors I'd account on the Estate OF
Peleg Sanford late of Middetown, deceased
was presented for examination and allowance.
Il is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court Of
Probate to be holden at the Town House in Mid
detown on the third Monday of July next at one
Io'clk'P. NJ. and that previous notice be given by
publishing a copy Of this order three successive
weeks in the Herald Of the Times, for all per
sons interested TO appear at said time and place
and be heard
true copy-witness,
JOSHUA COGGESIIALL, Prob. elk.
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In this town, yesterday morning, Robert
Stevens, Esq, in the 9th year Of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral services at his late residence
in Thames street, on Friday the 25th inst, al
3 o'clock p. NJ.
At the Newport Asylum on Sunday last
Keziah Bissel, in the 6Sth year of his age.
In this town, on Tuesday last, Caroline Ma.
Glds, infant daughter Of Hiram and Mary Ann
Bodine, aged months and days. Funeral this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence OF
Capt. Stephen Hopkins, in Second street
which relations and friends are respectfully
invited to attend without further invitation.
And art thou gone dear pledge of love
To fonder parents kindly given,
Taken thy fight to realms above
To sing amongst the saints in Heaven.
New York papers please copy the above death
In Portsmouth, on the 10Th inst, very sud-
denly, Mr.. David Hall, IN the Goth year OF his
age.
In North Kingstown, 7th inst,, Mr.. James
E. Philips, in the 35th year of his age, eldes
son of l.. b. Phillips, Esq.
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MANCHESTER'S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS.
No. |. Bath Road. Newport, and No. 80
Westminster street, Providence, X. !.

No. |. Bath Road. Newport, and No. 80
Westminster street, Providence, X L.
WHILE thanking our old friends q patrons
w coIdially for past favors we would re- pect-
fully invite the public generally 10 call al our
rooms and examine specimens as soon aS con-
venient our stay in this place being limited
DO not delay, life is uncertain, now Is the time
to obtain a perfect likeness OF that beloved pa
rent, brother, sister or child, which when these
fond objects Of your affection are removed from
your sight will be to you an invaluable treasure,
yes, and how pallry will you then consider the
trie which It's acquisition cost Since our re-
turn We have often been panied by the sincere
but uDavailIng regret expressed Ia us by a
number OF our friends, who having neglected
a former opportunity OF securing correct
likeness of Giend or relative, are now mourn
ing the loss of those friends with no trace with
which TO recall their features.
June 10.
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T. Mumford SeabuYy,

- HAVING INST yeturned from N. York.
would call the attention OF the Ladies to
his splendid assortment u Cater Boots Of differ
ent styles and coloTs. Also Misses and Chill
dreu's Garter Boots and shoes, together with
the mos, splendid lot of stock fof the anufac-
ture Of the same. ever offered m This market,
comprising ERglish and French Kids, French
Morocco VI different eolors; and beautiiulas-
soriment Of Preach Saims and Lsstiags, for
CATERS.
Call and examine for yourself al No. 10,
Thames street May ~.
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new BOOKS.

Church Members ManuaI, by Crowell;
Church Members Guide. edited by John D
Choules;
Margaret, or the Pearl;
Lady Mary,
Judson Ohsring,
Picciola new Edition;
Miss LesIie's Indian Meal Book,
Chambers Information for the People,
RanIsu's Architect, with Plans aud speeif
cations;
SkilGil Housewives Book,
Lippard's Legends ofihe Revolution, ,sEc. &c
at q. T.. HAMMETT Jrs., I, Oak Row.
June 10.
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Administrator Safe.
PEWS AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY,, June Goth, at 10 a.
clock a. m., ~iH be soid al public Aue-
ti0n, =.
Pew No. %, on the South side, in TRINITY
CHURCH, and immediateiy after,
Pew No. 60, in Zion Church, in the West
aisle. These Pews are in desirable situations
particularly the one in Trinity Church..
Conditions at time and place-
BY order Of the administrator -
June II. }. GOODSPEED, .iuet'r.
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- 30 s--=-T
Marine Memoranda.

Ship Palestine, Mumford, cid at N. Orleans
18th for N. York.
Ship Marianna, Phillips, arr. at Havre 10Th
ult., from N. York.
Brig Prince de Joinville, Gardner, cid at
N. Orleans 25th ult., for Havana.
Brig Perfect, Gardner, was at Tampico Sd
inst, for N. Orleans the 9TH
- Brig Henry, Cole, cid at N. Orleans 10th
inst, for N. York.
Brig Gen. Cobb, Taylor, arr. at N. Orleans
II tn from Point Mcdonald.
Schr. Alexander, Hammond, cid at N. Or
leans 10th inst, for Balize, Honduras.
Schr Martha, Cozzcns, cid at N. Orleans
18th for Pensacola.
Schr. Cabot, Thompson, cid at N. Orleans
10th for Tampco. s.
Schr. Warsaw, Burdick, was adv at N. Or
leans llth, for Havana, part of cargo engaged
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Executrix's Notice.

u the Hon. Court Of Probate of Portsmouth,
Execurix Of the last Will and Testament OF
Dapid Baker, late of fsaid Portsmouth. deceased,
and having given bond as the law requires,
hereby requests all persons having demands
against said Estate 10 present them, and all in
debled TO make immediate payment TO her.
SUSAN w. BAKER, E1tc'I.
Portsmouth, June 10, lS47.
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FOR BOSTON.

f- p THE Steamer PERRY will
S$xGGH leave Newport for Providence
zzssczssueveTy morning at "A o'clock ar.
irving in time To meet the morning Cars for
Boston.
Fare TO Providence so cents.
~ B. The Perry will make an extra "Trip for
he accommodation Of the Friends, al the break.
ing up of the meeting june II.
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IM MARINE LIST. R
PODR OF S99V3PODPo
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Juno IL.
Schr Mariner, Nickerson, Boston, Prov.
Sip Thomas w. Thorne, Durfae, N. York,
Fall River.
FRIDAY, June l6.
schrs Mary Emily, Black, Bangor Thomas
l.. Russell, Bailey, Phila.
.,. SATURDAY, June 10.
schrs Gipsey, Clark, Pbila Darius, Nick.
erson, Boston, Prov.
SUNDAY, June 20.
Schrs. Old Hundred, Mitchell, Harrington,
New York. Freeman, Burton, Thomaston,
New York. Peru, Burton, Thomaston, New
York. Diamond, Whitman, Thomas'on, New
York.
MONDAY, Juno 81.
Schr Yan,ic, Bugby, North Carolina.
r,H.t TUESDAY, Juno 90.
Sips. Mary Nichols, Spencer, East Greenwich,
Nantucket; Tecumseh, Ash, Prov, New York
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AUCTION.

On Saturday merit, 26th, at q o'clock 4.
M. at the store now occupied by j. T..
ISLey on MARKET square. riH be sold
at Public auction, to close a eonsign.'
ment, the foilowing Goods ,ciz:-
Hair Mattresses, ps Drap d Etc,
pS Check Mating, 20 packs pins,
1 ps sup Ingram Car, ~ doz Fans,
2 ps black Cloth, 4 dog check cotton
so pr Window Shades pants,
1 doz oyerhauls, q doz rubber Braces,
ps striped Linen. doz check Cravsls,
q ps fancy doe skins no ps Naval hdkfs.,
3 ps Woolen Checks doz Muslin Crayais,.
for pants. ps White Pongee
q pS Gafnbroons, .hdkts,
. ps Caslbans, black, Z ps Red do. do,
p Vesiings, 2 ps Choppa, do
I ps super blue Cloth. 4 doz Linen Bosoms,
I ps Neopoltan, 10 doz Linen Collars.
. ps Check Linen. 4 doz Cigar Boxes,
Sales positive-Conditions Cash.
M. Hall, Auct'r.
" The Goods may be examined any time
previous to The sale.
June "a. "a
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MMHRlM(HES,

In this town on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr., Brewer, Mr.. Charles l. Stan
hope, and Miss Anne b., youngest daughter
Of Mr.. Moses Norman, all Of this town.
In New York, on Wednesday the 10th inst
Mr.. George s. Ward and Miss Hannah JUS
tin, both Of this town.
In South Kingstown, 18th inst, Isaac r
Rodman, eldest son of Hon Samuel Rodman,
and Sally Arnold, second daughter Of Hon. l.
II. Arnold, all Of South Kingstown.
At the Legation of the United States, in Pa
ris, on the 3Oth of April, by Rev. J. Joel Au-
debez, the Rev. Romeo Elton, d. d., late Pro-
fessor in Brown University, r. L., and Miss
Prothesia s. Goss, of London.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

New Shoreham. June 10, lS47
NOTICE is hereby given that the Court Of
lv Probate, of The town Of New Shoreham, in
the County Of Newport, r. I. will meet at the
house of Samuel Dunn, in said New Shoreham,
on Saturday, the 10Th day of July next, at !
Charles Millikin, Executor to the last will and
Testament OF Archibald Millikin, Esq. late of
New Shoreham. for final settlement.
Wilness-N. G. SANDS, Prob. Crk.
June "a. IS47 ,.--3w.-
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Anrtiolrs.


Lsshd 70 Let ae AUCTION.
WM De sold az Public Auetion, on SA-'
TOkDAY ne1t. at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
ON the premises,
A LOT Of LAND situated near the Ocean
IA House. called the freebody lo,,. contain.
ing Z. la acres. Conditions at The time of let
Ting.
Newport, June "a, l547.
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED Auct'r
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Removal.

- THE subscriber having removed TO
store No l63 Thames street, next door
north Of MIR. James Horswell's Clothing Store,
in tends keeping on hand general assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, consisting Of Gents Fine
Calf, Goat aud Grain Boots and Bootees, Ladies
Cater Boots, Bnskins and Slippers, Boys,
Misses ond Children's Shoes Of every quality,
all Of which will be sold as low as can be bought
at any store in town.
N. B.-Boots and Shoes made to order and
warranted. Repairing done at short notice.
June H.-4w. BENZ. MARSH, Sd.
CARRIERS WANTED.-Two faith.
" ful boys wanted as Carriers for this paper.
Apply at the office. [yuno "a.
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DR WooD's SARsAPARlLLA AND WILD CHERRy
BirrERs.-containing all the sanatiye qualities
Of those most valuable articles Of the Materia
Medica. combined with other valuable Remedial
Aaents, furnish the safest and most effective
medioine for Jaundice, ,occasioned by an obslruc-
tion of the hillary passages-Dyspepsia, dis
tressing and almost indescribable complaint -
scrofuIa. prevailing TO the greatest extent when
the seasons are variable-Pimples on the Facce
which cause so much anxiety on account Of
their unsightly appearance Rheumatism, sick
headache, Piles &c, &c, ever offered to the
public. For sale by RI. TAYLOR.
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CANDY, CANDY.

WARRANTED TO he made from, pure loa
w sugar, and by the best artists IN the coun-
try, and NJ cheap a. can be bought IN Newport
either ut wholcsale or retail. Come aud Judge
for yourselves at iOUNGS Confectionery and
Fancy store, next South Town Hall
mn -.
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36l5 Dombey and Daughter, elegantly
illustrated j
36l6 Log of Privateersman, a hundred
years ago, by Capt. Maryat, ]
36l7 History Of st. Giles and ST. James,
by Douglass Jsrold, Esq. l
36l8 The Monks Revenge, or the secret
enemy, a tale Of the latter Crusades,
by Samuel Spring, Esq.
1878 A Year Of Consolation, by Fanny
Butler, late Fanny Kembe,
36l9 Dealings with the firm Of Dombey
and Son, wholesale, Retail, and for
expectation. by Charles Dickins,
$500 Beautiful Widow, a novel, by
r. S. Arthur.
362l American Loyalist, or Biographical
sketches Of odherents to the British
Crown, in the war ofthe Revolution,
alphabetically arranged, by
1914 Lawyers Daughter, by
Joseph Alden, ID. ID. l
3275 Keeping up appearances, or a tale
for the Rich and Poor, #. S. Arthur.
3276 Taylor and his Generals, biography
Of Major General Zachary Taylor,
and sketches OF the lives of Generals
Worth, Wool, and Twiggs, together
with u sketch Of the life Of Major
General Winfield Scott, embelished
with Portraits and engravings, ]
1877 Boston Conspiracy, or the Royal
Police, tale Of 1873. rs, by
j. H. Robinson, !
1913 Receipt Book, with hints for the
preservation ofhealth,by DR.. Otdeook, l
3622 Surf Shift, or the Heroine Of the
Kennebec, by j. H. bgraham,
3623 Fourpe Tap, or the MILDLY Of the
Macedonian, in which is contained
the concluding incidents in the life
of Big Dick. the King of Negroes,
by Harry Hazel, l
1924 The Brigatine; or the Gutiero,
and the Castllian, tale both Of Bos-
ton and Cuba, by J. H. mgrahani, !
3625 Silver Ship OF Mexico, a tale Of the
Spanish Main, by j. H. mgraham,
1896 Acte Of Corinth, or the Convert Of
ST. Paul, by Alexander Dumas, !
3627 Algerne and other tales, Hurry
Danforth, !
3628 Life and adventures OF John A. Muir.
reII, the great western laud pirate,
with engravings. ]
June "a.
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MUSIC.

Jules HAUEL'S celebrated Vegetable
d Liquid Hair Dye, for sale by
G. q. &. HAZARD.
81, Thames-stpeet.
June Z
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
~A The pleasantly situated Dwelling
E!s!W House, and Lot Of Land, corner OF
Eni Broad and Oak-streelS. There i,
AR n convenient Cook House, first rate
well Of water and rain waller cislern, on the
premises, with other out buildings Also the
BLACKSMIrH'S SHOP, with all the neces-
sary apparatus to carry on the business, sand
ing on The same lot in Oak street. For further
particulars and terms, enquire OF the subscriber
on the premises.
CORNELIUS b. WILBOUR.
I Newport, June TO- lS47.'
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Az1A THE Store, now occupied by BENZ
Evm Marsh 3D., as a Shoe Store, No.
GoAA I26 Thames-stTee,--possessi given
on the 18th inst. Apply to WIN. WEEDEN.
June 3,
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Newport Bank.

A SEMLANNUAL dividend will be paid at
IA the Bank on and after the Ist Of July, Ie47.
per order,
June 24-3w s. CAIIOONE, Cash'r.
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New Butter,
TOwelling;

AA pieces Huckaback Towelling. oil linen,
fV Of three different quali,ies--i2A, IS and 70
cen,- per yard. aud decidedly the chespss, ever
ofered-lor sale by
wM G. COZZENs q CO.
ALSO-Diapers, Crash, NC DC.
June 3.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Monday. June 81, 1917. s..;-,!

At Market 4sO Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, HOO Sheep
and COO Swine.
Paicrs-- BEEF Catis--Sales quick. We quote
first quality $50 Z IS second 6 80 a "; third
sc a 80.
Working Oxen--No sales noticed.
Cows and Calyes-Sales nj $h, $2S, an'
$37.
Sheep-sales at 225, 30 % and 330.
Swine-Lots opeddle 5Ic for sows, uud "a
for Barrows. NJ retail from "a 10 7le.
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THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DECEIVED
Mock Pretended Hair Prepara-
tiOns
Should read the following statements Of re-
spectacle persons
Mr.. Abraham Vanderbeck, Of % Avenue ID,
New York, certi6es that his head was entirely
bald on the tor, and by the use Of two IS. bot
JONES CORAL HAIR IsEsTOR-
ATIVE,
he has a good crop Of hair, and will soon have
it long. thick and Iuxuriant.
Mr.. WILLIAM JACKSON, Of 50 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, certifes On the Sd Of February,
l547, that Mr.. Thomas Jackson's head, on the
top, was entirely bald for fifteen years. and
that by using two 3s. bottles Of Jones Coral
Hair Restorative, tho hair is growing fast,
thick and healthy. fIo expects by using this
a little longer to have a better head OF hair
than ho ever had.
1TTO THOSE WHOSE HAIR Is GRAY, e.
Or falling OF and weak at the
ROOTS:
/ hereby certify that my hair was turning
gray, and falling of, and that since ! have
used Jones Coral Hair Restorative IL has entire
y ceased falling,s growing las, ,ahd has hne,
dark look. Before used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative l combed out handiuls Of hair
daily.
WIN. TOMPKINS, 92 King ST. New York.
Have you SCURF or rDANDRUFF!
Mr.. Power. a grocer, Of Fulton street, had
his hair completely chokcd up with dandruf,
and Jones Coral Hair Restorative entirely and
permanently cured il.
DO you want to DRESS, BEAUTI-
Fly, and make your HAIR soft
and FINE !---RE3D:
|, Henry L. Cullen, Late barber on board
the steamboat South America, do certify that
Jones Coral Hair Restorative is the best arti-
Gle I ever used for dressing, softening, cleans
ing aud keeping the hair long time soft,
clean, silky, dark and in order all my Gus
toners preferred it to any thing else.
Sold only in New York at
SO Chatham street,
Sign Of tho American Eagle.
Also in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR.
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OUR SILK DEPARTMENT

Contains upwards of O,OO0 yards, including al
RICH DRESS SILKS, F0ULARD SILKS
BLACK and BLUE BLACK DRESS SILKS
BLACK SILKS for MANTILLAS and VlSI'
TES. LINING SILKS, &c. &c. and all ,oiu b.
marked at peru lotc prices
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OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

contains every variety of Shawls now worn for
dress or travel, particularly in SUMNER
SHAWLS, new styles large invoice OF
GRAPE SHAWLS and HDKFS, and INDIA
CAMELS' HAIR MANTLES, has been re-
ceived this week, and will be sold cheap.
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Being anxious to run of" the whole of ouI
Spring and Summer Fabrics, we shall oHeI
them al such prices as will attract buyers; and
to make it still more attractive, we shall Offer
all our Goods at equally low rates.