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Tuz sLuk 300 k, ~This volume, which
must prove valuable as a book of refers
ence, bas been published in a handsome
moner by Key & Biddle, Philadelphia,
and mey be obtained at Allen & ’fick
mor’s. 8o much has been said of this
book and there is something so odd and
mystefious in its very name, that we stall
not be serprised if cvery body is looking
init, or for it. Any one, howover, who
anticipates devoting a few hours for its
perusal will be grievously disappointed ;
since the list of names appears absolutely
to have no end. It is in fact, a Register
of all officers and agents, all ships and
vesvels inthe service of the U. S. Baok
and its branches, and the compensation
of all_priaters in nn'l( wn{ employed by
Congress. [Bost. Traveller.
*“IMPROVING THE CONDITION, OF THE
Pries.”—The Ogdensburgh Times fur
nishes anoter item for our list of Collar
Editors. It statea that Mr Hoard, Euit
or of the St Lawrence Republican, came
to Ogdensburgh a year ago, and soon af
ter assuming the collar, was appointed
Comnussioner of Deeds. This was soon
followed by the appointment of Inspector
of the Revenue, g'or'om the offices he re
ceives about $5OO a year in ‘‘Spoils.”
A HANDSOME OPERATION.~—“Nick Bid
dle’s Monster,” says the Albany Journal,
has turned a clever penny out of the new
Gld Coin Law. 'lj;:io law enhances the
vulue of American Gold Coin at the rate
of 5 per cent. Immediately after its pae
sage, the “Monster sent his Gold bullion
and coin to the mint, tobe recoined, with
an alloy of 5 per cent by which process
the Bank makes s shave of $70,000!
The editor of the Claremont Argus is
e most ungallant fellow ; if he lived in
this State we should recommend himto
the tender mercies of the Ducking-stool.
Has the question been asked “:iat has
he done?” We answer. He has pub
lished a “memorial of the undersigned la
dies of Newport,” tothe Legislature of
New Hampigire, praying that a stop may
be put to the trafic in ardent spirits ; and
inserting the name of the fair memorial
its, he hae added wilfully, and with malite
propense, the following anti-gentlemanly,
anti-chivalrous, anti-temperate, and auli
republican
» “Note.—Those whose names are dis
tinguished by a star, are married women
—those by a dagger, widows ; and those
by uwe daggerv, old maids.”
° (Troy Budget.
_ Cholera.—This disease has appeared
in various parts of the country westward.
It hes already visited Cincinnati, Wheel
ing, Pittsburg, and we have now to record
its appearance in Washington, Pa. The
board of health of that town, under date
of Friday, July 25, report the death of 6
persons by cholera during that week. Of
these deaths three were in one family, two
in another, and the 6th case was that of
a German emi‘gnnt who had lately arriv
ed in town, e are glad to observe that
the disease is not like to spread, as a re
port of the 29th—four days after—men
tions that there had been no new cases
or deaths, since the 24th, |
The Quebec Mercury of the 29 ult.
states that the health of tze town is grad
ually improving ; bat its actual condition
is uot announced. A number of parishes
around Quebec had been very unhealthy
th’rp"?oent season. |
Montreal Herald of Wednesday
last, cotains the following agreeable an
nouncement : ; |
It is with extreme pleasure we are en
abled to congratulate the public wpon the
improved health of our city, consequent
upon the agreeable change which has
taken place the weather.
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce,
Hearti or tue Ciry—August 4.—We
learn at the Inspector’s Ofiico that the
number of deaths in this city during the
week cnding Saturday morning, 8 o’clock
is between 240 and 250 ; being a greater
number than hus occurred in one week
since 1832,
There is, however, nothing alarming in
this unusual number ; as it includes the
many individuals who died on Saturday
and Sunday, July 26th and 27th, from ex
cessive heat and drinking cold water,—
while of the rest, more than 130 are un
der two éeau of sge. A few died of
common Cholera Morbus, but none of A
siatic Cholera. : |
‘The sudden death of Wm. Lawson, la
spector of the Ist Ward who was attack
ed at 11 o’clock Sunday forenoon, and
died in 8 houws, exhibiting some of the
symptoms of Asiatic Chofou has I)givcm
riee to considerable conversation, and per
haps a little alarm. The general feeling,
however among intelligent men, appears
to be, that even admitling a few cases ol
this disease should occur, it wouid be no
thing very extraordinary, or very alarm
ing. 1o almost all the large cities of Eu
rope, where the Cholera raged in 1831-2,
there have since been, at intervals, a num
ber of scattered cases,—but in none of
them has it prevailed as an epidemic.
There is no reason, that we know of, why
No# York should be an exception to tbe‘
general rule. : ‘
‘l'he Board of Health have not been in
session to-day,~ there beipg no occasion
for calling them together.
The Cholera has broken out in the town
of Churlton. There have been thirteen
cesss, and four deaths. The inhabitants
Bttt pce” (S
r.
Myr Babbag's calculating machine iv
nearly cimpleted.
A uaRD LEssoN.—St Paul first advis
eth women to submit themaelves to their
husbands; and then councelleth men to
love their wives—since it was fitting that
‘women should first have their lesson giv
to them, because it is hardest to be learn
ed, aind therefore they need inore time to
con it.
" A Tory Vicrory.—On Saturday last,
the Plimpton Riflemen, an independent
company, succeeded 1n choosing Samuel
Chamberlain, a town pansnr, to fill the va
cfn;l office of Ensign. [ Plymouth Memo
rial,
A Whare.—A dead whale, measuring
about fiteen feet in length, was taken in
our harbor yesterday, by bnpt. Richard
Pope. 1t probably grounded on the flats
which caused its du&n, as no wound could
be discovered. It will yield about one
barrel of ¢il. [Plymouth Memorial.
MRr RoserTson, the Anti Administra
tion candidate is elected to Congress from
Richmond District in the place of Mr Ste
venson. Mr R. now holds the office of
Attorney General of Va.
An extraordinary work, called the Phi
losophy of Painting, by an extraordinary
man, u*l a London critic, will soon ap-
W:r'[ he author is an American, Mr
nel.
~ Another titled authorees, the Countess
of Morley has made her appearance with
a Novel called “Dacre.”
Mrs. Jameson has published a sketch
of the life of Fannv Kemble.
A Biography of Juseph Bonaparte has
made its appearance. ,
- A good illustration—Mr Wilde in a
late speech says: ¢ Pulting down cor
ruption by employing State Banks in
place of the United States, i= like promot
ing intemperance, by establishing five
hundred grog shops in place of one whole
sale grocery. : -
The New Orleans Courier. a Jackson
paper, observe, as to the result of the e
lections, ‘‘Our defeat 18 total and com
plete. Our not being accustomed to dis
asters of this sort, renders them peculiarly
unpleasant.”
- The Troy Whig speaking of the New
Orleans election, says—* fi'he effect of
this election will not be lost upon any
State in the Union: The whigs have
struck for their Altars and their fires— God
and their native land.”
A letter from Florence dated the 20th
of May, mentions the death.of the Grand
Duke’s eldest daughter, from consump
tion of the Saturday previous. The fu
neral was quite unostentious, consisting
of a hundred atteudants and but three
carriages, v ; ;
“ Good Board and Lodging.”—A house
in Quebec suburbs, Montreal, thus label
led, was visited on the 21st ult. by a mem
ber of the Sanitary Committee, who found
one hundred and fifty-twe persons, chiefly
emigrants.
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
At Lt ok et
9 Saturday, 6 1659 |lO 0 | 1056
10 Sunday, 52 | 6 568 | 1029 |ll 85
11 Monday, 5 316567 |ll 0 | morn.
12 Tuesday, 54|666| 11 36 I 114
18 Wednesday, l 5 6 l 6 54 l morn. | 226
14 Thursday, 5 6| 663 | 116 | 855
15 Friday, |o 7|652‘14‘521
First quarter 11th, sh. 29m. aficrnoon.
eoe o R
OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS,
Ship GALEN, Borden, Pacific Ocean, to suil a
bout Auiufi 20th.
Ship WILLIAM BAKER, Wilcox, South Atlan
tic, to sail about August 10th.
Shii WARREN, May{uw, Pacific Ocean, to sail
about Sept. Ist.
Ship GOV. FENNER, Swain, for Pacific Ocean,
to sail from Bristol, about Aagust 15th.
ji=7> Letters sent to this Otlice, (ree of expense,
will be dispatched by first conveyance.’
MARRIED,
In Tiverton. on the 8d inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Peckham, Mr. A. Brßow~ LAxk, te Miss C. D.
CoGGrsHALL, daughter of J, Coggeshall, Esq.
In Providence, on the 31st ult. Mr. Nathantel
C. Bushee, to Miss Sophia B, Potter.
wln dl‘lunton, Mr. Jonathan Platt, to Miss Mary
ood. .
DIED,
In Newport, un the 29th, Mrs. Sarah Whitfield
Perry, widow of Mr. Stephen Perry, in the 79th
year of her age.
In Providence, on Wednesday Jast, Mrs. Eme
line Brown, wife of Mr. Llenry A. Matteson, ip
the 26th year of her age.
In Weare, N. H. in Feb. last, Mrs, Sarah South
wick, of Danvers, Mass.
In Smithfield, Mr. Horatio N. Sanders, in the
29th year of his age.
In Full River, on the 26th ult. Mrs. Patience
Chace, late of Swanzey, uged 68.
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF WARREN.
. ARRIVED, '
Ang. td—oloogol';ull River, Brayton, from Fall
River, with iron hoops to Collins & Driscel.
Sloop Almira, Blake, Providence.
Sloop Mt-Morish, Ingrabam, do.
Schr Reindeer, Crowell, Boston, with beefto J.
Swith, Jr.
4ith—sachr Clarissa, Nickerson, Gardiner,
Behr Post Boy, Perry, Gardiner, with lumber
tod. & D. K. Enchr.
Steamboat l;’rov;'duo;. Thayer, Pr:vidom.
6the—sloop Mt-Moriah, Ingrabaw, ditto.
Bloop Eliza, Lawton, J 0.."
Sloop Eliza, Merrick, Freetown.
Sloop Gen. Juckeon, Dewning, Assonet.
Olb—SloonAlmiu. Blake, Providence. '
Sloop Mt-Moriah, Ingrahum, do.
Tth—sloop Hope, Carr, Newport.
‘. SAILED.
At Havana, July 20th, shij Mosher
A T PA?'"?’ )
Afr st Wml. 28d, bark Cyroe But
dor, Mauran, {; 60 ds, 143 passengers.
At Trinided, 17th ult. brig Jacob, Eddy, of this
port, for Bahimere,in 6 or & duya
Cld at New York, sth, brig Leopard, Bowen,
Wilmington. ‘
Nq.n:f"r’.. Fall River, Bd, ship Attious, Yopn‘.
At at Pictou, bark Poacher, Frink, froa thie
port.
Arr at New York 4th, sloop Portstaouth, Wine
e " i ship Newbn
at Newbu n, ewbury ’
Starbuck, Pacific, b China, Bray, Falklacd Isk
ands, sealing.
Arr at New York, 4th, ship 1‘::,#:. Russell, fin
Liverpool, 29th June. 6th, arr ship Statira, Sa
vannah; brigs jKennebeck, Stinson, Bt. Croix ;
Florida, Sheflield, Georgetown, S.C.
p 7 To the crtizens of Warren and vicinity.
TTHERE will boq; complete course of '
lectures, on thé ‘science of GEOJ.O
GY, delivered by Professor Corring, at
Col. Cole’s Hall, commenci? on Mon
day Ev.nilf‘nm, PRECISELY at 8
o’clock. cture evenings—Mondays
and Wednesdays.
Subject of the first two lectures.— The
Mineral substances found in the crust of
the Glole, Definitions, Principles of the
formation of Eirata, &c.
B> Season tickets, admitting a Lady
& Gentlemen for the whole course, $1 ;
single admission, tach evening, 12 1-2
cents-to De had at the door.
Aug. 9,
PROVIDENCE CITY
MUSICAL ACADEMY ON THE
PESTALOZZIAN SYSTEM..
TEACHERS’ CLASS.—Persons
desirous of qualifyig themselves
to teach classes (juvemle or adult) in
Singing, upon the muchapproved system
of lge-ulozzi, are iulotme‘r that a class
will commence on the first Monday in
September, under the instruction of E.
R Hansen, Professor of Music. Three
or four lessons will be given daily, in or
’dur to complete the course in one week.
Illustrations of style and effect will be ad
‘ded. Also, ohservations on the great ef
forts now in opérationto introduce secu-
Jar and even profane music into the
Churches. Tickets $4 each, to be had
at the bookstores of Beckwith & Co., C.
Shepherd, and Marshall, Brown & Co.
g 7 During the month of August, Mr.
Hansen will make a professional excur
sion to the principal towns in Rhode Isl
and, and neigbborhood, remaining from
one to three days in each place. Igeuons
desirous of receiving lessoans in either sa
cred or secular vocal or instrumental mu
sic, are requested to form classes, and
inform him thereof by letters addressed to
Providence, Post paid.
Mr. H. teaches the Organ, Piano,
Flute, Violin, Bass & other instruments.
He will be accompanied by Mr. Frieze,
and will give an instrumental Concert in
each place ; they will also assist at Ora
torios or sacred Concerts if desired.—
Terms modorate, ' Auvg. 9.
’l"P"Grrs & CURLS—OfaII kinds, for sale
\y ELIJAH BRAMAN.
Aug, 9. P,
HOPLI BANK.
’ T the annual meeting of the Stock
holders in the Hope Bank, held on
Monday, the 4th inst. the following per
sons were elected Directors for the year
ensuing, viz :—Joseph Smith, Jr. John
Stockford, Samuel Bartor, Barnard
Smith, Lewis Hoar, William Carr, Jr.
Miller Barney, Jonathan Luther and Dan
iel Bosworth.
And at a meeting of the Directors on
the following day,Josern Smitn, Jr, was
re-elected President, and
THO. C. WILLIAMS, Cash'r.
Warren, August 9, 1834, Sw.
: VINEGAR.
PURE Cider Vinegar. of the first
quality, warranted, for sale by
S. A. DRISCOL,
aug 9. Water-st.
SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.
- KRS For sale, one thirty-second
Sicktiip, part of the substantial ship
¥s} Cuaasy f_ Bexsamis Rush, now on a
WEELED whaling voyage in the Pacif
ic Ocean, burthern 385 tons, and is a first
rate vessel. Apnly at this Office.
August 2.
LLAST NOTICE!!!
, LL persons, (both male and female)
indebted to the subscriber, are re
quested to make payment without delay,
and they will save themselves cost and
trouble. As most of the notes and ac
counts are upwards of three years stand
ing, he hopes those indebted will see the
necessity of an immdewate selllement.
p7= If attention is paid to this notice
soon a settlement can be had by applying
at the Paint Store of Lewis Hoar & Co,
LEWIS HOAR.
6w.
August 2.
"Boston Mess Beef,
BEST salt pork, my own cureing ;
butter in tubs, of middling quality ;
old and new cheese ; new and old cod
fish ; best quality rice ; sharp cider vine
gar—and 500 Ibe. soap and candles ut a
reduced price for sale bg
THEO. SALISBURY.
August 2,
* THAYER’S OIL SOAP,
‘ SUPERIOR article for (tnking
grease out of [clothen, furniture,
&c. for salg at a very reduced price by
8. A DR!QEOL,
Water-st.
Aug 2.
WANTED,
‘ BOY from 14 to 16 years of age
as an apprentice to the Tailoring
Business. Turner & Savissury,
August 2.
CLOTHING AT LONG ROOM.
BARH!.\TU of evary cesctiption furished
at short notice by
iy 4 !'n. T.WHEATON.
H
© ' STORES TO LET.
~ Avery desirable Store, situ
_ate.on the corner of Water &
Miller-streets, suvitabie for a
P Dry Goods or Clothing Store
and resently occupied by Mr. Edward
H. Thutston. Also, the store recently
occupied by Dr. Chace,on Miller-street.
R:ldltm:l'odenxo.l Possession given im
mediately. y to L
; CHARLES LUTHER.
July 26.
COAL AFLOAT.
CHALDRONS Richmond
l Coal, on board brig Frank
ho. Ayply to
July ‘6 SAMUEL BARTON.
PilG LEAD.
4500 LBS. received per
brig Exchange, from
New Orleans, and for sale b :
. N. M. AWHVEA'ION.
July 26, - Sw.
RASS MATS of a large size for sale by
@ July 12. James Gardner.
.~ HUZZA FOR BARGAINS !
AT UNION CORNER" !'!
WM. T. WasaToN has just received super
black «ouble satin vestings, white and cél’d Mar
seilles vestings, dnrk‘ain;hnm. 6-4 coloured In
dia matting, extra quality black silk for dresses,
black silk hdkfs., knitting cottons, green window
shades, erminet, blue jean, peruvian fancy,ribbons,
pins, cable cord, braide and cords, brown sheeting,
scarlet and green bombazetts, corded skirts, gloves
~=common, medium, and superior quality, cotton
and linen edgings, ninopenny calicoes, silk gloves
at 25 cents, Palm leaf funs |at 4 cents, calicoes at
9 cents, shirting 8 cents,+furniture culicoe 10
cents, 12 1-2 cents, &c. Gloves 12 1-2, white
satteen, blue florence silk, &ec. &c.: for cheap
Goods apply at LONG ROOM
aug, 2. -
YARINE BALT—S bags clean fine sali, for
w sale by JAanEs GARDNER.
Jund 14. ‘
@RUNKS for sale at the New York prices
at No. 3 Cheapside.
June 14.
cleaning and repair
ing CLOCKS and
WATCHES, at shortnotice. Silver Spoons
manufaciuied 10 order, Job work executed
with neatness and dispatch. He. has on hand
for sale an assortment of \Watches, and Jewelry
of almost every kind called for. Also, a large
lot of horn nnJivoty Combs; silver spoons§ sil*
ver and st el bowed Spectacles; W atch Trim
mings; heming’s Needles: Beads for fancy work
and Bead Needles. &c. &c.
- BRITTANIA WARE.
Just received, a complete assorment of Brit
tania Ware, from the Taunton Brittania Manu
facturing Co. which is offered for sale at low
prices. Among which may be found Coflee anJ
Tea Urns, eplendid patierns; elegunt Tea seits ;
Lamps of all sizes; ("andlesticke; Castor frames;
smull Looking Glisses, metal frames, &c
09~ Patronage is respectfully solicited.
"8 "ELDAH BRAMAN.
May 3.
PILOT LINE, FARE§IS)
FOR BOSTON.
N The Pilot Line leave
jfi.;:‘::’-“'t':‘..‘: Providenre every morning
ATy IRt~ (Sundaysexcepted) at 7 o’-
Chitsnea i clock, and arrives in Bos~
onbe orel o’clock, P. M.
i i Books kept at the Franklin House and
Manufucturers’ Hotel, (Market Square;) Man
sion House ,( enefit street ;) City Hotel, (Broad
street;) aud Shepherd’s, (corner of varket and
North Main streets) —~where Stage fare will be
received, when the names are entered.
J. BLE SDELL, JAgent. ‘
CITIZENS' LINE OF STAGES.
FOK BOSTON—AT ALFPASTII2, P.M.
BTAGES leave Providense every day,at half
past 12 o’clock, M. (exceptfundays, when
they start at helf pasi 8 o’ciock in the morning )
0@ Books kept in Providence, at the Frank
lin House, and Manufacturers’ Leotel, ( viarket
square;) Mansion Hoase, ( Benefit etreet:) and
City Hotel, (Broad stree! )--where lta‘r fare
will bereceived, when names are entere
. J. BLAISDELL, Agent.
Dee. 14. Iy.
" Warren and Bristol
§7™ Passengersin . ar. 4
by securing seats with Mr. Chadwick, can
spend two hours in Providence and arrive
in Boston, same evenng.
~ STOCKS.
jc WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TURNER & SALISBURY.
MAN UFACTURERS of the above
article, keep constantly on hand,
Brown and black double satin, first, second,
and third quality black Bombazine
STOCKS.
37 The Stocks manufactured by the
subscribers, are warranted equal to any
made, being got up in the best style, and
of the first rate materials, T S
Water-st. Sept. 8,
SHINGLES.
180 QOOO North Carelina
9 Cedar Shingles, just re
ceived per schr Marlow, from Bay Riv
er, and for salo by
). & D.K LUTHER.
- may 18,
WAPKR.—SM-!M. and Wrapping Paper ol
all sizes, wholesale or reta.l, at tuo Man
ulacturers prices, for sale by
8. A. DRISCOL,
may 24, Water-sireet.
Cheese.
GOOD old Cheese on hand for sale
by SAMUEL WHEATON.
June 14.
Fire Buckets.
NUFACTURED work
n;::-. for miaty ) ALVAN COLE
- - ’ 1
A . ¥
stand one dodr_sox e apd
offers for sale, B . ofall
kinds. __gmay 10,
School m , &e.
THE subscriber bas on hand for sale,
. Smith’s productive grammar, Mur
ray’s grammar, Smith’s arithmetick, Par
ley’s xvnphy, Morse’s do. and atlas,
Ang wion Nos. 1,2,3,4, 5, and 6 ;
(300drich’s bistory andyEmerson’s Sup
plement, Alden’s spelling book, english
reader, accowpt beoks, memorandum
books, bank books, writing books, paper,
quills, inkstands, slates, pencils, &c.
SAMUEL WHEATON.
may 24.
LILE, &0,
WBITE wash and mortar Lime, whitewash
Brushes, Tar Brushes, Po tash, Rosin
Hc. &ec foreale by LEWIS HOAR & CO
Horse Skin Bools.
UST received -nd*flo low at
:‘ June 21. 8. DAVOL, Jr'.
308‘1‘ received and for sale Rice, dried ap
ples, cocoa snd pegpor sauce
april 6. AMueL WreATON.
FAINTS,
Olls &0,
LEWIS HOAR & CO.
HAVE for sale 2 1-2 tons Salem
Lead, dry and in oil ; pure do ;
Ist and 2nd quality keg do. in oil, togeth
with a general assortment of other ;"lint
made use of in their line
¥ 2RDIGRIS.
1600 'bs. dry and ground Verdi
gris, warranted of the first quality, for.
aale as low as can be purchased in the
State.
ALSO,
English linseed oil, fir‘hqunlily by bbl.
or gallon, boiled or unboiléd ; neats foot
il ; Spirits 'll;tgpemine; FURNITURE
COPAL VARNISH, by gallons or less
quantity; japan varnish; give; gold leaf ;
paint, tool and varnish Brushes ; hawr
pencils ; &c. &c l
march 106.
THE subscriber
respactiully informs
his friends and the
pub'ic, that he bas
taken the shop for
merly occupied by
SyLvEesTER CHILDS
one door north of
Cole’s Hote!, where
he will attend to
A LARGE sssoriment of Men’s and Boy's
pulm leal hats recejyed from the manu
facturer this week, for sale by
G. T.GARDNER.
May 3d. wate: =st,
1. ¢ N 4
Childrens Fancy Caps
ECEIVED this week an assort-
R ment of Childrens Fancy Caps, of
the latest fashion. Likewise, Boys broad
cloth Cars, for sale by 1
may S 1 8. DAVOL, Ja.
Splendid Crape de Chine Shawls.
UST received, purchased at an imporiers sale
; in New York, and will be ol'erent a greal
nquction from the legular prices.
upe 7. -J. Burnovon, Jr. & Co,
-
HARDWARD,
NSamuel Wheaton,
5 Wouw say that he has just re
j ceived and offers for sale, a
large supply of Sheffield and Birming
ham Hardware Goods, of the latest im
portations, as also of Yankee manulact
ured tiard ware, which with his stock on
nand, makes his wssortment very exten
sive; comprising all the articles, usuall,
found in Hardware Stores of larger towns,
which being much too various and num
erous to detail ; suffice it to say, are a
dupted to the wants of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and of all others in
this region, and will be sold at prices the
most reasonable.
ALBO
On hand a very extensive wnd beauti
ful assortment of CHINA, EARTHEN
and GLASS WARE, of the most ap
proved manufactures, compr.sing all the
newest patterns. ‘
LIKEWISE, ,
A complete assortment of select GRO
CERIEE and PROVISION'S, besides
a great variety of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. nov. 2,
GLA
mtam‘ by 6, 7 by 9, 8 by 10,12 by B, 12
by 9,12 by 10, 13 by 8,13 by 9, 13 by
10, of different qualities for sale by
jan IL, James GARDNER.
Turner & Salisbury,
HAVE on hand an exteusive assort
ment of ready made clothing, of
alinust every description and style, which
they will dispose of, not ut what they cost,
but as low as any other dealer in the
state. Persons haviog any idea of pur
chasing clothing, will do well to call und
exawmine, if nothing more,
water-st. march 22,
BRICKS.
50 QOOO Bricks for sale by the
9 subscribers, at their Lumber
Y ard, soGth of Sisson’s Distillery.
april 13. J.&D. K. LUTHER. J
Hoes, Shovels,
SPADES, manure forks, ox yokes, ox
bows, hoe handles, ke. &e. for sale
oy Samusr Waearon,
april 8.
SASLIONADLE SLLES.
: BURROUGH, Jx. & Co. have just re
e coved a luige ussoriment of Poult de Soiy
Silka, of firet rate quality; and beautiful colours,
purchased at Auction and for sale choup.
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.:’m L’ .‘r .’ 2 v»" ;V. 10 ".f
and apy ) balonging therelo—togsth
er with the stoek 4
copper nails gud spikes, sheet co pper 0l
and new, sheet lead, iron oppe
ccml'o.r|sl brass jo‘dfl': cop
per " i copper pum
zinc in '.b.l.‘ and lead yke.
&e. e W',M' .
WEA! ING “GRALS I
WYLT WHEATON oo for sle -3
!p.-n. s, bt S mlor, 4
caps, comforters, mittens, palme, sheaths, vine
yard kersey and o(z" yara ,
mwnn:z&och. dra duck
chock‘_“h..' ‘:::. trowsers, pea, y nadl
e Rt AT
m..., 81. ’ ' LONG ROOM. .
.. Furnaces. o
ust received th anew
J supply of fhe Philadelphia Fur
naces, which are warranted superior to
any other, for sale by
G. T. GARDNER.
June 21, * water-street,
CERAP SHORS
& mog LYNN.
b ‘mn:?r"l:;i ;;:l:e":b;:t. con
. sisting of Ladies Kid anc Cloth
Slippers, Childrens morocco boorees and ankie
ties, a varioty of colours; Mens slippers, &ec. fof
sale by 8. DAVOL, JR.
april 28, 4
PAINTS & OIL.
WHITE lead jy Venetian red
Red lead Spanish brown
‘Black lead Chinese vermillion
Chrome yellow Lamp black
Chrome green Ivory black
Prussian blue Spirits turpentine
Copal varnish Paint brushes
Jupan varnish Varnish brushes
Dutch Pink Linseed oil
Rose pink Neats foot oil,
For sale on reasonable terms bfi .
march 2. JAMES GARDNER.
RIED BEEF~—;j ived le b
D T e A. DRISCOL,
may 24. j Water.sireet.
IROIV HOOFPS.
‘ N assortment of IRON HOOPVS
from the Fall Rwer Iron Works
Co. just received and for sale at the Man
ufacturers’ prices. .
ALSO,
IRIVETS of ull sizes at the Manufact
urera’ prices, by
| COLLINS & DRISCOL,
March 29.
Hats.
SPRING STYLE. -
Satin beaver Hats, fur bodies, a
;Plcndid articie. Also, Boys Cloth Cape ; dc,
ur Hate, just received for sale by
GEO.T. GARDNER.
Water street; april 13,
FOR SALE.
sPERM Oil, Fall and Wiater Strain«
ed ; Lamp Wick ; Lamp Feeders,
Oil Cans, and Jappenn'’d Lamps of varie
ous descriptions by
LEWIS HOAR & CO.
Jan. 11.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Daily Linefrom Bristol to New Bedford.
' A STAGE will leave
Bristol every morning
m (Sundays ucopud)‘_n:
8 o’clock, and arrive in Fall River at half
past 10, and in New Bedford in season to
dine. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at 11 1-2 ‘o’clock, and ar
rive at Warren and Bristol, same after<
nooß. o
j 7 Passengers wishing to go to Fall
River and return the same day,are inform
ed that they can stop in Fall kiut, two
hours, for the transaction of business.
’ Books kept at Burgess’s und Horton's
illotol, Bristol; Cole’s and Commercial
hotele, Warren; at the General Bufio' Of
fice opposite Lawton’s Hotel, Fall River;
at Blake’s and Colc’s Hotels, New Bed
ford. , Natnan W‘nm. Bristel.
June 1. ’
HARDWAR .
3
James Gardner,
Has now on hand a general assortment of
Hardware, suilable for the Market,
AMONG WHICH ARB THE FOLLOWING, Vi¥ ¢
ooop assoitment of table & desert Khived
A. and Forke, and Curvers of differect pat—
térn § table and butchéer steels; cleavers; butch
cr, bread and shoe koives ; a great vernely of
pen, pocket ana 2 blade knives § theep shears @
scissorsj razore ; #ho@ piticers and nippers 'J,-l
ers ; carpentgrs, shoemakers and seduiers bam
mers ; coopafe and carpeniers compasess §
tent coffce mills ; beuch and hand vices ‘mf"
humb and japen Norfolk latches ; lifling band«
tes , nuil and spike gimblots § sickles; ra’ )
welded and riveted table hinges ; wrought w
hinges ; H avd H L hinges : pew hinges ; chpst
hinges ; cast butt hinges; flst and round bolws j
woud sciews ; steel kniting pine | nouse wrape 3
gridirons ; iron canhdlesticks | pod and screw au
gers j suger bitts ;| coepers bitta ; catpel rode
teolyards jbed serows ; Parow axes ; .‘.‘
axes ; ship Carpenters axes ) cerpenion
coopers adze ; auncing knives ; trowels §
nves ; broad hoes ; stub hees ; chisesle
gouges ; p'ane itons § deawing h }oaie of
all kinds ; §.OO 80d respe; 100 ot
thee : seuce pate ; short B '
:u: + cow Lella § eurry a o
! :
ue ¥
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