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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
Hh.en, rne base condnet OF number Of stndonts end

Whereas The base conduct OF number Of students and
members OF this College among them on the occasion or
the Annual College Regatta at Worcester mas contrib
uted 10 the dsrcpue Into which the regatta seems TO
have fallen IN some quarters and urged reason for
It's dseoutinuance by vote OF the College authorities
and heyed the disturbance caused by the misbehavior
aforesaid has been the work Of comparatively few
vicious persons and has for the most part taken place
after tho regatta was over aud after the great body or
the students had departed; and UheIedS, we know that
the general sentiment Of this and the other Colleges rep
resented Is directly opposed 20 al such proceedings ana
wholly condemns those engaged IN them; therefore,
Resorcd That regard II In the highest degree I'M
fair to fix the disgrace Of the acts complained or either
upon the students a whole, or upon the Regatta.
ResOred That next to the rioters themselves, the
blame of whatever disturbance and MISCHIEF they have
caused should partly rest upon the municipal author
tics Of the city OF Worcester for negectng TO adopt
suitable measures for the preservation Of order and not
upOn the assembled students as body, Who with the
few exceptions referred to- have borne themselves with
proprety nor upon the Innocent land, rs we believe
seuD Of their meeting; nor upon the College
Faculties for not interfering Herewith
ReS0lred That tue civil authorities % Whatever place
the Regatta shall hereafter be held be requested To pro-
vide for the occasion police force competent To prevent
any such scenes Of disorder have heretofore been per
mtted NJ Worcester, and will discharge It's duty without
favor.
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81 resa 90 Tar firm Choice Family 10 good demand S5 Ss VA.
grades dOwnwari supene S60S7; Double Extra % 0e
Treble Extra Fancy $40 2S0s2 wasa steady sSd SI Cs1s
Fancy higher; Prime Fancy Winter Red 81 O Choice spring
rs Corn Yellow 8fd89e White
aud better; sales at 6d52e Barley 81 1881 & ke-SPnns
improved demand sales at 81 07d 81 o. Provisions 6 bud
unchanged Mess PORK B29 IS Baeon-shOuers l2ldlJ Cea
Sides l6i07c Sweet Cured Hams i9G20e; Saes l Ids e
Sides August l7ic Lard drmi Choice Teree lSGSie WhAs
irm but closing unsettled 5oc With large receipts Beef Cae
good demand bu. unchanged Receipts today Zoo bbA FoaF ~
bush Wheat 500 bush. Corn, $4,000 bush. Oats.
NzyORLKAy A-Coon dull Mddngs c sales 30 bales re-
CENTS bales Sterling l8Gl6 Newfork Sight Exchange cert
premium Gold 1851 quiet
advanced other grades unchanged 93
81 O5 Oats-New Hay firm S22d $23 PORK quiet a
$40 80 Bacon 6rm shouers Isl a3ie; Clear Sides III 9i7i@
Lard steady Tierce, 1910. key PC
sAvANSH Ca Aug 4COOn dull and entirely nominal sAlssf
receipts, 2 bales
LouyLLE Aug 4-TObsecO arm sales s. bids Logs hsiio3
Leaf 05l5; Owen County Medium Shipping S7 50; HAH
Comfy Medium Wrapper 81 Wheat 950s2 saperfne Flos
80 z99S6 so Corn, 93d95c. Oats 43d5oc Rye, 81 9ae
Mess PORK ga So i86l8tc Bac0nShonfe lJ1c Cleo
RIB Sides, 6ie Clear sides 7,c WHISKY. free 90 90
WLNSGToS n G. Aug 4Spts TurpentDe active and buovtn
at SIC Resins d1 Extra No Tar advanced and br al SI %
Receipts, bale.
AUGUSTA Ga Aug A-Co,Ou Ia light demand to-day for manHetar
ing purposes sellers are asking le for hddnsi sales - Daea
CHARLESTON > e. Aug Cotton dull; sales II bSle5; Mitnd
nominal at 29c EIpOrts-Great Britain Coz bales
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THE D1soRDERLY coLLEGIANs AT WORCESTER.

THE DIsORDERLY COLLEGIANs AT WORCESTER
To hs Edaor Of The Trf5uHG
SIR: You published in your editorial col
umns both yesterday and day before an article protest
ing against the conduct OF students at Worcester this
year and last AS the tendency OF what is said
be to disgrace the students with their faculties and with
the public 1t is than just that you should print
in as prominent place the resolutions fnclOsed which
were passed unanimously at full meeting OF the Yale
Navy last February These resolutions ought TO exon
eratecomng they did from the heart OF the students
the loyal Yale men from your charges and are
demanded by the public at this time III their defense
Nortcich, Conn, July 70, 1868. ~
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FUKFORD OF BROOKLYN rs. u
ISLAND.

These clubs played yesterday the first game
OF a series which resulted, expected IN victory
for tine Eckords The staten Islanders PLAYED very wen
The Eckfords batted very nicely eded well ana bui Tor
a wild throw Of snyder's would have "skulkcd thelr
young opponents in every Inning.
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~ n I 4h 80 on IN go 30
Unl1us....................... ~
Eckf0rd ..................,... . . y -
Ou on ft-Inaue Eetforl6 Struck ou-uuqle - Dot gu
b,Sss-Iri1ue Relo Home run-EgserL Umpire-Mr Nc
Cauey o. Eaierpe q Slater Island seoreMrsr' watson
and Eaiie Time ofgame 50 minutes
DEFEAT or THE MUTUALs.
Troy, Aug. AIN the match game of base
hall payed on the Rensselaer, Park Grounds today be
tween tho Unions OF Lansiugburg and the hutuah OF
New.YOrk the latter badly defeated by score OF
AZ a. -Four thousand persons witnessed the game.
ITEMS
The Mutuals and lrvngtons play their return
game to-day ut the Union Grounds.
Wilkins of the Athletic Club OF Philadelphia
is no longer nine, his place having been ned
by Myer. new player
The Union Club of Morrisania now on a
Western tour. play to-day with the Central City Club OF
jackson. Michigan Tomorrow they Will DO al Chicago,
aud play the Atlantic Cub.
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PHILADELPHIA cATTLR MApKpr- .ror,. A

this 80 large A. the
therefore the demand better head principally ests
PENNSYLVANIA sold per b. gross for fair
good cattle aud from 70 loc for prime and extra stock
sheep market rather prices
sales rescned
per D. gross for prime sheep and from 81 50 81 OI soh
Hostile demand for hogs continues good and tie sses reached
100 head prices from 5l4 TO GA 50 100 b.
CowsThe sale Of amounted 10 1871 bead from 90 $50 ss
Spnpgers and from s. TO 575 for ant calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
Sp.tial NOtitts.

Union Republican General Committee regular MONTH";
meeting othe committee will De held At eadquArters No 81
Broadway southwest OF Tsentseconit, THURSDAY
EVENING. Aug at 8 O'clock FREEMAN J. FlrHlAN,
WM DsGssoSD, Secretaries CAAF~as-
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:. An UxcANNY GREAruRE.-Ye Yesterday morning
visitor. whose genealogy is unknown, made its ap.
pearanee ON the sidewalk in front Of Bissels hard
ware store in Hase,4treet It literally dropped from
the Clouds and though evidently an pathological
specimen, yet those who have examined It carefully
are of the opinion that it is either descendant Of
Poe's raven or the Devil The unearthly visitor
soon caught and securely confined In appearance
1T Is Jet black, with long bill, small body, long
1ess and wide feet Itisnot yet feathered though it
> can run with exceeding swiftness. committee Of
naturaists, who were called to consider the subject
were unanimous in their opinion that it was rara
-auis genus unknown, though from the size Of its
legs It evidently BELONGED to the Black Crook We
are not superstidous nor inclined to believe the
creature "a prophet still, if bird or devil but we
are assured by an ancient and reliable soothsayer
that It's sudden advent and downfall portends the
,ssune fate to the Black Republican party. Those
Who are curionsly inclined can aspect the nondes-
cttpt at Bsssns store, where It will ke kept for few
days.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-THURsDAY, MAY 21.-
Hos. GEO. S. BRYAN, PnEsDNa.-The following
petitions for citizenship were read and granted !:
Mathew Hayes, Morris sperman, Jno. zanoga, Jno.
Byrne, Dennis Cleary.
Robt A Lynch, Esq. filed bis oath and was COM
missoned to act as Commissioner of the United
States for South Carolina.
E1 parte Nathan zemansky, in re. Philip Epstein.
Petition to establish lien. On motion Of Messrs.
Porter and Conner, 1t ordered that the above be
referred to B. B. Carpenter
The following appointments Of assgnees were
made by 3. B. Carpenter, Esq, and confirmed by
the judge: P. Y. Dibble for Andrew J. Evans, j..
Lewis Gibson, Rufus c. Salley and Henry F. Salley;
Louis McLain for BENZ. Il. Read and Norman W.
Kinsman; Jno. A. McRae for Jos. q. Cook, A. j.
Leggett and Thos. G. weatherby; Stephen Owens for
T. J. Z. Darsan; Jno. J. Ryan for Handsford D.
Evans; Jno. J. winn for Peter N. Jordan; James NJ.
Brown for Peter NJ. Jordan; A. q. Ford for N. Man-
helm; David j. Aud for r. sydney More and Jno Z.
Auld.
The following petitions for full and final dis
charge in bankruptcy were read, and, on motion OF
G.. ". Williams, ESQ.,, referred to ~. j. Cawson,
ESQ.,. Registrar: David F. Neeley and Allen Robert
son, of York.
similar petition fror- David R. Withers, Robert
Fleming and ". F. Bake. as, on motion of Mess's.
Simons & Seig.ing, referred to r. B. Carpenter
Registrar.
The following petitions of voluntary bankruptcy
were referred by tae respective counsel to r. b.
Carpenter, Esq, Registrar.
Peter NJ. Butler, Of Clarendon; Galluchet Car
penter, pro pet
James W. Clark, Of Clarendon; Galuchet L Car
penter, pro pet E
Mrs Eliza H. Graham, of Clarendon; Galuchet &
Carpenter, pro pet.
john F. June, OF Darlington; Galluchet Csrpen'
ter, pro pet
John G. Reardon, Jr., of Clarendon; Gauuchet q
Ca, nter. pro pet q
Carpenter, pro pet.
z. L. Cooper, Of Georgetown; R. D. Dozier' pro
pet no.,,.
pro pet
simons E. Lucas, Of Georgetown; r. D. Dozler'
pro pet.
T. Danish, of Barnwell; Llar & Dibble pro pet
John S. Rowe, of Orangeburg; Izlar D1opie' pro
pet
). u. sslley, Of orangeburg; Izlar Dibble' Pre-
pet
b Jury No. g. Edward sebring, foremsu, and the
fsupernumeraries. were discharged until Monday
the court being engaged in ths case OF Barry vs. 1se
man.
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The street Freight Railway.

To the Editors Of the Ne'cs:
We desire to make brief reply to commu-
nicaon in your issue Of yesterday on this subject
in order TINT bis Honor the Mayor, for whose parc
ular instruction this publication has seemingly been
made, should not be misintormed on this subject
This writer says that o great many merchants and
Others besides draymen, are opposed to the roaa be-
ing rut down. and he instances the memorial made to
Council In 1857, as embracing alarge array OF nhuen-
tal names objecHng thereto. tits most unfortunate
reference for the opponents of the freight railway for
the petition referred to against the proposed ex'
tension of the passenger companys track ON Eastbay'
from is present terminus ss Broadsttet to the Bat
terry andwe are quite certain that prominent reason
given for said opposiHon was that 1t unwise to
give to the passenger company right of way on
business thorouqhfare like East Baystree when that
street would always be fully occupied for purely
business purposes. The writer says ''many mer-
chants Of influence are opposed to the street eignt
railway scheme" We must be pardoned Tor DOUBT
ing the general correctness Of this assertion. we
know some storekeepers who hnd 1t profitable TO
keep one or more drays for the dispatch Of their own
business, and we assume that this is incidentally
made profitable IN such cases; but we are not dis
posed to believe that merchants would be In favor
Of this unnecessary tariff Of carriage when they all
stand out so resolutey for cheap railroad eghts and
cheap steamship transportation.
The freight for instance by steam on hogshead OF
bacon from New York, seven hundren miles, ls,
say ST. It rs to 81 so for carage on thnt pack
age to the Savannah Railroad depot. Again, when
corn was brought from Baltimore In 1857, slx hun
dred miles, by steam, at twelve cents per bnsheI
factors were paying six cents pen bushes for carriage
to the Savannah Railroad depot, FAY two milts. We
propose that the writer ofyesterdays article shall go
to every merchant In the city and ask If he Ia in favor
of this sort OF tariff on the commerce OF Charles
ton, xnd II he can get an affirmative answer from
..many prominent merchants" We ahan be quite
satisaed that the freight railway should not be
built. ~
Mayor Cogswen comes here stranger, under
orders to occupy important public position; as an
intelligent gentleman, he wondered at the waste Of
time and money In the movement Of merchandise
and produce between the rsilroed depots and the
shipping. he approved Of the freight railway
scheme as common sense remedy, and the time
win come when his Recommendations will be re-
membered, and the failure to appreciate and accept
them Will be cause Of regret. EAST BAY.
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grp GOODS, Gtf.
nKY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
BARG AINSI GAINSli

THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW OPENING AN
elegant assortment OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, La
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which they have re cived per recent arrivals. and
are receiving by every ste,mcrhe most select stock
ofDry Goods ever offered in this market. To those
who are in need of articles in our line we say now
Is your chance.
our STOCK COMPRISES:
Longcloths at 10 to lax c!s; yard wide, 15cts;
Large Lot White and Brown rable Damask at low
pricas large lot ofDress Goods for 25 to 80 cts per
yard; Ladies and Gentlemen's White and Brown
Hose, 12H cts, up; Children and Misses White
Hose, 10 cts up; Ladies' Fancy Pocket Handker.
chiefs from Is cts, up; large lot Fancy Parasos,
BugIe Trimmed, less than lalf cost; Gentlemen's
Fine UndershIrs, rs cts, to 81; Ladies' Fine Linen
Collars from to 10 cts; very lage lot Linen Towes
at 50 per dozen, or 20 cts piece; Ladies' Lise
Thread Gloves, is cts up; Ladies' French Silk Nit
tens. IS cts pair; French White Swiss Muslin aud
Cambria, 20 cts, up.
An early call is solicited if YOU want bargains, as
we believe in quick sales md small profits.
FURCHGOTT 4 BRO,
Southwest corner King and Calhoun-streets.
April 81 1mo*
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GIetbina anb furnishing GOODS.

NoWIs THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO RE-
PLACE IT WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
THE WARM WEATHER THAT Is NOW
Upon us. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT wooLLEN Or LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
mACULLAR. WILLIAMS & PARKER's'
wbo have a full stock of NEW GOODS, JUST MAN
uFAcTuREp, that win suit all, as will be seen by
the List of prices given below:
A NICE STYLE OF. CHECK CASHMERE
su1rs-sAcK, PANTS AND VEST. 90
A NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK. PANTS AND VEST. 800
NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK. PANTS AID vEsT.................. u 90
REAL SCOTCH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT
a SACK, PANTS AND VEST. Is 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK,
PANTS AND ......"..........'...' iooo
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUlT-sAcK,
PANTS AND VEST ..............-...'... nuo
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
su1rs-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 1S 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sU1rs-sAoK, PANTS AND VEST. 10 90
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
su1Ts-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 20 90
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS,
GOOD AS CUSTOM woRK............ss to Is 90
NEW sTYLEFANCY oAssIMEREPANTss 81 to 10 90
NEW sTyLEFANoY CASHMERE VESTS s2to s oQ
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED SACKS. 80 to 1s 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRoCKs,
EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM WORK. ...-ss to IS 90
FINE BLACK DoEsKN PANTS. ..."s8 to u 90
WHITE MARsE1LLEs VESTS, EQUAL
TO CUSTOM MAKE.............".. $50 oo
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN AND
DICK SACKS. .............Sl o0 10 W
WHITE AND ooLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK PANTS. ....M % TO w
WHITE AND ooLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK VESTS. % to W
coTToNADE AND sATINET SACKS. 80 90 to 80
ooTToNADE AND sATNET PANTS. 81 90 to 60
eENrLEmEn's FURNISHING GOODS.
wHrTE SHIRTS, snt and Merino UNDER
SHIRTS, Brown and BlesGhed Jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, TIES. scARFs.
BOWS, COLLARS. DC.
a- ONE PRICE; Goods an marked in plain fig.
ures. No deviation made.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
NO. 27O KING,
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
April %
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A Card.

To the Editors Of the Ne,0s:
Please permit me to correct an error which
appeared In your issue Of Wednesday last in regard
10 the alleged aldermanic appointment
Il. I have been appointed to fn the vacancy In
Council have not received official information Of
the same, which caused my non-attendance for quail
ication, and not for reasons stated in Wednesday
issue of THE NEws.
Respectfully, WILLIAM McKlNLAY.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTES
Important to Know how to Use Grad
ways Ready Relief" in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
NY OWN CASE.

MY owN CASE.
On Saturday night, the 18th, was violently seized
with Congestion OF he Lungs For few days pre-
vious 7 felt dull pain over my lett lung, with
occasional coughs. but Icing actively engaged, PAID
mo attention to il. When seized, the pam was SO
nercIuc cutting and excruciainG that every breath
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung. Be-
in1 absent from home sent out Tor three BOTTLES OF
RSDWAY'S RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
nngs. back, shoulders &C., a1d IL 4 few moments
rot up counter-irritation Respitahons were easy,
and "a the skin became reddened, all pain ceased
In half an hour was free from pain and all signs
of Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This Is an
imnortant cure. Il Is we'll that every one should
know how to use this remedy in severe attacks. The
same rule holds good N cases OF Inflammation OF
tbe Loins, Bowels Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
fine RELIEF freely; coax the skin with 1t. 1t viii
instantly secure the withdrawal OF the Inflammation
to the surface. and persons now suffering may ID
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from pain
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for a
1angth of time, in addition 10 the RELIEF. taEe SIX
OF railways PILLS. Powder them. In haif ah
honr in most cases, they will operate. II no. re.
peat the dose. In one or two hours at tne !uTtnes
they will operate and the patient soon Set Ten u ~
Bilious. Typhoid Fever and Aguc this treatment Is
sure ~ 'u1' JOHN RADwAY, N. D.
DR.. RAILWAYS REMEDIES are sold Dy drug.
rists and Storekeepers everywhere. 9et oe we"
STYLE, with India Rubber Cork.
DOWIE j: NOISE,
AGENTS,
M,va DAG 6moe
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-Mr. I. s.
& Bennett sold yesterday, ut the old postoface. q
house and lot on the west side Of Rutledge-street
four doors north Of Bull the lot measuring sixHfour
feet front By one hundred and eightyesh. feet eight
inchesdssp, for s27oo.
A lot and buildings adjoining the above to the
south, fifty feet front by one hundred and eighty.
eight feet eight inches deep. for s14Oo.
Alot TO tho north Of the first mentioned, partially
sd and measuring thrty.six feet front by one hun
dred and eighty-eiaht feet eight inches deep, for
$50. ~
Alot and buildings ss the southeast corner Of CAL
houn and Lucas streets. measuring sixty.fve feet
front on Lucas street. and one hundred and sixty-
sixfeet on Calhoun.strees, for S2600.
A lot and buildings; adjoining the sbove to the
south. measuring forty-Ave feet front by one hun
dred and y-stx feet deep. for s1100.
A lot and buildings on the east side Of Gadsder
streat. nth door from Bull. measuring front on
Gsdsden-street forty+hree feet four inches by two
hundred and eleven feet SIX inches Deep for s275o
tAlotto the south OF the above, measuring forty.
Ave feat front BY ono hundred and ak deep, for
$685. s}S3s -, 5--'-'
Two adjoining lots south. with the same measure
ment for $500 and se2o respectively.
south Of the above property. at the northeast
corner, OF Bun and Gadsden streets, measuring on
Gadsdsn-street fortyase teet and on BuIstreet one
hundred and six feet, Tor $500:
The terms for these sales were onethird cash. the
baIar In one and two years. with interest semian.
nually.
Mesrs. Lcitch &. Bruins sold for James W. Gray,
Master IN Equity, lot with the buildings thereon
situated on the south side Of springstree between
Rutedge and Coming streets, measuring front fifty
two feet, deep one hundred and fifty feet Terms
$4,000, ope-third cash, the balance in one and two
years, interest seni.annually.
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE. Between IL ana
O'Clock this ornng, just the abors OF our eoi'
torial rooms we're approaching completion, the snn
ness Of the hour was most agreeably broken and
our ears were RECALLED with several choice ars, 'oc
and instrumental, from the Palmetto Giee Ciuo'
new organization composed o, young amateur 70
calists and musicians OF our city. The foownga aFe
the officers of the club:
VIM n. LOCKWOOD, President
B. q. MANNING, Vice-P-e5ideLt.
J. c. CHAapEnLAIN, SCcretIry.
q. D. NEWTON, Treasurer.
FE REBARRR. Musical Director.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTIOV SALES THIS DAY.

MILES DRAKs will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom, corner King and Liberty streets, boots,
shoes, &c.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. win sell, at 10 O'Clock. ut
mating, &c.
McKEY CAapBzLI. win sen .. 10 o'clock, at their
salesroom, No. 136 Meetpgstree lot of land, with
bricks thereon.
4. q. ABsxHnn L Sos. WIN sail this day, at 10
O'Clock. at their stora MOSS Haynestreet cases hats
mosquito netting, &C.