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For Sale at Joseph bringhurst's Drug and Chemical
Store. No. 81, Market-Street, Wilmington,
Denarcotized Opium and Laudanum Black Drops,
these preparations do not sicken the stomach
Iodine. IIydrodate of Potash, Extracts Of fTaraxac,
Stramonium, Belladona Ciauta, Aconite, Helleb
Mig. Etatcrium, Hyosciamus, Quassia, Cinchona Sc.
Seeds ofTncture of Calchicum, Clarified Caarnus,
Dgtalis, Balm, Peppermint, with variety Of fresh
Herbs. Bleaching Salts by which stains may be re.
moved, from white dresses, table cloths, or the
finest lace without injury The article. Salt of lie.
mon for removing iron mould. Pure Sulphatc Of
Quininc in powder, pills and solutions. lndehle Ink
for marking white articles, this cannot be washed
out Genuine Cologne Waters from Paris. Sehlliz
and Soda Powders always fresh. Paper pill Boxes,
Cough Drops, Cough syrup, Syrup Squllls, Bate.
mans Drops, British Oil, Harlem. spike, Pepper
mint, Lemon, Orange. Bergamot, and Roses, God
frcy's Cordial, Steers Opodeldoc. Match Lights
Spunk, Osbornes superior water colours, Pink,
Blue, Purple. and Lilac Saucers, Indian Ink, Liquid
Blue bye, Canary Seed, sc. Together with a gen.
cral assortment Of Medical and Chemical Articles
4 Oct 3D. 53---3m
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a. la,Gaa Z al MT ATION.

TIE Subscriber offers for private sale, a valua-
bic Farm lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk
about two miles below Chstiana- Bridge. 1t con-
tains IL acres, 80 Of which are under thriving tim
her, and the remainder under tage, with a good
proportion we'll set with clover there is also on the
premises good bearing orchartl-the fences are in
good ORDER The buildings are "A good dwelling
honse, stable and granary. A further description
will he given and the land shewn to any one apply
ing, hy the subscriber. living on the Plantation.
WILLIAM 3. M'lNTIRE.
l5--t1Dec
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The Eemale School in the
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY

NAlL be opened on the first Monday in De-
W cenber next, under the superintendent of
Miss ISABELLA ANDERSON.
TnRNs Reading, Writing, Spelling, sc. So per
quarter payabl. in advance.
Geography, arithmetic. and plain needle work,
s. 80 CT. per quarter.
Embroidery and Painting, s. per quarter.
Good boarding can be had in the village on RI as
enable terms. JOHN EDDOWES, Seen.
.lEddletowa, Dci. Nor 5. 1897. 59-3m
The papers that have published the Advertise
mcn for the Classical School in this Institution, are
requested to insert the above and send their bills to
The Secretary.
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Clay's Speeches, &c.

Biographical sketch of Mr.. Clay.
Speech on Manuiactures-Llne of the Perddo--
Bank kcharter---Augmentation ofthe military force
Increase Of the Navy-New Army--Emancipatio
of Sorth Anerica--Internal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ole Mission to South America--Thc Tariff
Spanish treaty--Greek reyouton-American in
dustry--Coloniz alton of the negroes--Bank ques-
tion--.sddress to Consttuents-speech at Lewis
burgh with apotrat in iront-Price Sc a5.--The
above work to be had of the publishers of this pa
per, al their Book Store, No. 81. MarkNt-Slreet,
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sWiefaJIes0,cn .HcNdensy.
cEAggzCAZ rEpAEs Tzy1EFsT.
THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the 22d. Of October Inst, under the care
nI Ian Pow InS..nII MI1cnN

THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the 22r. Of October Inst, under the care
ofthe Rev. JosrpH Wilson.
In this Seminary students will be thoroughly in
srnctrd in the different branches Of good English
and Classical EAnca,ion, VIZ Reading, Writing
arithmetic, English tirammar, Geography, Compo-
,ition. Elocuon, Mathematics, and the Greek and
Latin Languages. The terms of tuition will be; for
the En- .sh branches. exclusive Of Mathematics.
S8 per session, or SO. including the Mathematics;
for the Languages, Including the English, $40 per
session. Tuition money to be paid in advance.
There will be two sessions in the year, with d
short vacation between each.
Good boarding can be obtaiued in respectable
families in the village, at the rate Of Forty Dollars
per session and Il few hoarders can be accommo.
dated in the family of the Principal
JOHN EDDOWES Sec'y.
AEddcto,yn, Oetober L. 1927. 19--3m
tEF-ro be published in the Eikton Press, ,--Ches
tcrtown legraph--Centreyille Tmes--;,nd in III,
Easton (AId.) papers for three MONTHS and theil
bills forwarded to the Secretary.
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W. Cautley g. Rice,

South Vest of, and near TO, Brandyvtne !Hins,
l. .,nd ,d;o;nng the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice, as a grocery--whefe II may hol pe
of disadvantage TO call and examine ior themselves
The following compose part of their assortment
DRY GOODS.
euner(ipe broad cloths and cassmcrs, assorted
cnlors. linen and cotton drillings, yellow and biue
imported and domestic nankln, Valenha, Malseliles
toilpet and Florcntinc vestlngs; black, pialn anu
twed bombazests; Circassian ginghans, cahcoes'
c,mhr,c. bleachcd and brown shirting and shceung
,,nl;ns irish linens lopr lawns and cambrc linens,
n ,eypn,ines Flnrcmes Gros de Naples, lutestlng'
l,g and bandau,a hdkis. Cotton and linen DO white
and co,ored canton Grape and Grape shawls, eieeh
white aud black Italian do worsted ana coi'oh hosc
and suspendels Y York- tan and beaver gloves nav
skins make of kid gloves of superior quaiity, Wnle
and colored domestic plads and stripes; laopy'
banr-up and Psburg cords; tustnas anu afiihfiSs'
Hanpe,s furniture and apron check; SWISS, null,
book and jackonet muslns; Sd, 81 and ia dlmty,
crash diaper and table linens, bednckinS; hnssla
and imitation shecting, bleached and unbleached
coarse linens. Osnaburg and Burlaps, Porter ana
Lancashire sheetings Wilmington, jackson, Adams,
and Jefferson stripes Jeans, Uafcia slr'pe' s's
5 hams. black and brown holland, sackng-bottoms,
|sowing silks and sowing cottons, senshaw, sarsenet
! black and light coored lasting &c
GROCERIES.
" :. Sugar, tea, coffee, molasses flour, mackeFei IN
S bbls. and half bbs. ginger, aspce, pepper ground
s and in the grain, nutmegs, cloves, &c. logethei
u with general variety OF liquors and sea sloTes
PRINTS and OILS.
: White lead, black lead, red lead, blue, red yel
,e low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, yerdigr'
rd ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood
ni Sc winter, summer, comInon, CASTOR lnseea, ah'
nj sweet oils
,e. Earthea. China, glass and Queensunre.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at a'lc
ton. we are certain we sell them at the mos
h, reduced prices to those VINO may favor us vat
= their custom. r,,
% SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
:" JOHN RICE.
t. June 90, 1927
re n b. We have in addition to the aboI Just rt
ceivcd Il general assortment OF IdSh'ondbte ~
and FIR HATS on commission, from the we
known factory Of Isaac SnoTwrlL, No, AZ, son'
ls Front Street, Philadeiph iphla-whch viii be sold ioV
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e4th EDsridend.

THE President and Directors Of the Bank q De'
a,oare, have this day declared Dividend Of \ leu
Dollars per share equal to five per cent. on the Cap.
ital Stock for the last six months, payable to u's
Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on y
after the 10th inst.
EDWARD 1vORRELL, Cashr
Nov Q, 1897. bo
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NEW S'h'&bksE
Just OpeneN

The subscribers beg leave to inform Their if'ehes
and the public generally tha! they have commence"
the Drv Goods and Grocery Business, under the
firm of
Delaware journal., 1827-11-27
sCoTT's LzEE OF BoNAPARTE,
u office. i

UWVVLs
YUVTIE Commissioners under the Act Of December
= Session 1925, for receiving subscriptions to The
stock Of the Pennsylvania. Delaware and Maryland
Steam Navigation Company hereby gire notice lhat
the first nstalmen OF Five Dollars per share IN sad
Company is requested 10 be paid by the Sockhoid,.
ers who have subscribed at the Franklin Bank Of
Baltimore or at the Bank Of Delaware, Wilmington
on or before the 29th Inst. and until such time the
Books will he opened for additional subscriptions
at the same places.
THOMAS TENANT, JAMES L. HAWKINS
GEORGE REIsToN, WILLIAM MEETEEF-
WM. w. SEAToN, EDWARD 7. BAILI'
tNe9
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Mr.. J. ALBRIGHT.

Shiny youngest chald gi't OF about two years cf
age had. from her birth, been scy the latter end of
Ja ,,ry ast She taken with m nfanma,isn in lie
head ADD month, together with Me p,.ms and
decay Of The teeth scnrf had also formed he .npue
and root OF Tie mouth in lev days very offensive dis.
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nGathS,

In n,his town on Thursday morning last, Mrs.
Sarah Dmwcll, in the 77th year Of her age
On Sturdy cyening last, Mr.. Henry Ran
dali, in tho 69th year of his age.
In crlnston, on the 9th inst Deacon Ste
paen Knight in his ssh year. He sustained
the office Of Deacon in the SIX Principle Bap-
lis, Church in Sci'uate, upwards Of 80 years,
adorning his profession with we'll ordered life
and godly conversation.
In Pawtuckct, on the Sd inst Mrs. Eliza Ann
Pierce, consort Of Mr.. Israel Pierce, in the oath
year OF her age.
In Smthiicid, on Friday morning last, Car
o!nc, daughter Of Daniel Jenckcs, Esq. aged
l3 years.
In Warwick, 9Th inst. Mr.. George W. VII
lard, son of Nathaniel willard, Esq. aged "a.
In Coventry, l4,b inst. Mrs. Lydia Stone,
widow of William Stone, Esq. aged 80 years,
months and tS days. She endured her last
sickness with admirable patience and resigna-
ton, and retained her mental faculties to the
Last
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O1BOWSo

M r. HANS has the pleasure Of informing
1V-A the inhabitants Of Providence, than he
has engaged the New York Company Of Eques-
trians tor FOUR nights, previous to their visit
ing Boston, and will open the Circus, THIS
EVENING, with variety of new entertain
mcnts. L.
The performances will commence with q
grand display Of six beautiful horses, with RI
ders in full costume, who will lie down, sit up,
and 90 through with variety OF manuuvres.
Riding Master, Mr. HANS.
HORSEMANSHIP, by Master Howes.
GROUND AND LOFTY TUMBLING, by
the Company.
SPORTS OF THE RING; Clown, REGAIN.
The Shetland Poney will be introduced
HORSEMANSHlP, by Master Wilson,
without saddle or bride. 49,.
STILL VAULTING, by the whole troop
Riding Master, Mr.. HANS.
The whole TO conclude with the MlLLER'S S
FROLIC.
Doors open at half-past g.; performances to
commence AZ half-past 7.
Tickets to :, had at Schaf'er's Bar. Box
SO cents; Pit 25 cents. The house will be fit
ted up in comfortable style.
April lS.
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NEW GOODS.

NN ORSE & DRAPER, No. Q, Market
lV-A Street, have received by the stean-boat
from Ncw-York, and just opened prime as
sortmcnt of Spring Goods, of the latest i'm
portutions and fashions: consisting Of - ,ths of
all colors and qualities, Brazilian stripes, brown
and white French Drlngs, Circassians and
French Bombazincs, super Marscilles Vestings,
Valencia do. silk do. Cravats ofall kinds, Cra-
vat s,itlhcrs, Gloves ard Hosiery of every de-
scripion, Cologne Wafer, sc. &c. all Of which
are offered at a small advance for cash or short
approved credit. Also one case Tillotmgs, that
will be sold low by the piece.
April 10 A.
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RipING SCHOOL. We refer our readers to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Hans, which will be
70 md in another column. Mr.. Hans has been
among us log enough to establish the rep'rta-
ton Of gentleman, and master Of the art he
teaches, and is entitled to the patronage Of the
people. His stud is very iine; it is not surpass-
cd by any on the continent. Mr. Hans con-
tomplitos erecting an extensive building, on
the lands adjacent TO those belonging to the
Doranco Street Association, which will proba-
bly, be finished in the course Of two or three
weeks, when all who wish to eo6me acquant-
Ell with the useful art and accomplishment of
X d.ny, can be accommodated
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HOUSE IND HOUSEHOLD FUR.NI-
T1JRE

ON MONDAY, the 23d inst. the subscriber,
Assignee of the estate and effects Of Henry
Thurber, will sell at public Auction, that val
liable new and well fin shed House and Lot
lately belonging to the SAID Henry Thurbcr, and
now occuI ie'i by him, situate On the southerly
side Of Washington st'eet-together ST. with all
the Household Furniture therein, the most of
which is nrw and worthy Of the attention OF
any person wishing to purchase.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
on the Furniture, and at /! o'clock NJ. the
Hotse aud Lot will be put up, and positively
sold. PHILIP CRAPO.
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Boston Type and Stereotype Foundry.

Boston Type and Stereotype Foundry.
DRlNIiNC Types and Stereotype Plates, Of
j. superior manufacture, are furnished at the
above Foundry, ON the most reasonable terms.
In addition to large assortment Of Job and 9TH
er Letter, the, are fitting up variety suitable
for Titles, Iieads, Show Bl s, &c. Having tho
most skiliul letter cutters and otheV n,echan C,
engaged, they ARE pr pairing to furnish Types Of
the best materials, and o' the most approved cut.
Printers are respectfully invited 10 examine
ihe,r specimens, uud make trial Of their mate
rials.
Prin,.n. Prcsses are generally kept on hand,
Of the most approved manufacture, and can he
furnished at short notc'. Wells aud Rusl's pa
tent imperial and super Royal, now fer sa 4,
the Foundry.
Prnlers' Flu piturc and Materials of every
description, OF Ihe tirs. qualny, constantly oa
hand.
Orders 'et nj the Counting Room. corner Of
Dev Onshire AM Water & eets, ar addressed hy
mail to the subscr iher, will be promptly attend
ed may be left at the Bookstore oi ililliaid
Gray T. Co. Washington street.
A.ril 10. J. GORHAM ROGERS. Agent.
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WHITNEY's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

~
"7HEN We reflect on the importance OF The
w Liver aud the functions il periorn in the
economy Of c, VIC rannot he surprised to find
it on 90 n.any orcasion., the seat Of extensive
nnd dangerous diseases.
There Is no viscus in the human frame, that
is more importantly and more critically con
necled with lite and health, than the LIVER.
Chronic complaints are slow in their progress,
and gradually undermine the constitution, Civ
n a check 10 The enjoyment III healthywithout
alarming the pat est until the evil has proce eded
80 far, as to put 1t out Of the power Of means for
recovery.
Bilcu disorders in this country, are variable
III their appearance, producing complaints ot the
stomach, head ache, lowness of spirits, debility,
fatsIency. dyspepsia, nervous affections, costve-
nrss. Jaundice, dr,p-y, SC. &c. and III MAJ y
c"sc-, pr' durng cou III. ,asthmas, and IA suppress
! SION or mo bid ecrction OF urine.
These ii l. are calculated TO excite the Liver
to healthy action. ond ass 81 IN tisgcrsing tie
morbid serretions which are Generally accumuls-
ted in such cases, aud io encourage healthy ac-
inp of the Liver, which s The incentive to every
other scc' cion n the system. They have been
found very us iul in case Of sick head ache,
when tak' n III the commencement Of the com
plant, and aho in ell .he co nplnints. mentioned
above, II. well as in Chrome inflamations Of the
Liver.
SEA-rARpsG pct. ons III find them partcu-
"a ly useful, n visiting wntm climates, where
bilious diseases advance suddenly, and with most
serious effects. ard wheE some pow erlui mcdi-
cine is the only resource 10 arrest their rapid
progress.
They are very mild 10 their operation, and per-
fectly innocent, as we'll n. highly beneficial IN
their efec's--rnd may be used IN ull wealhcIs
and sous, without danger.
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Marriages.

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Kent, Mr.. John
v. Hill, to Mss Sarah Ann Field, all of this
town.
On the 9Th inst by the Re-. Mr.. Wilson, Mr..
Tholn1s Ben'ly. 10 Miss Catherine Barker.
Bv the Rev Dr. Ed-s, Mr. Rowland Evans,
10 Mss Abby o. 3 ,rncy, daughter of the late
Mr.. Cromwell Barney, all Of this town.
AZ The Albion Factory in SnlIficd, on the
Sih inst. b. the Rev. Mr. Benedict, Mr.. Pelcg
Sweet, TO Mss Sarah Langley, both Of that
toH'n.
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Up AZ Savannah, 9Th, ship Eliza & Abby, Glad
ding, for New York; schr George, Harris, for this
port.
Up a. Philadelphia, l.th, schr Rebecca, Wood, for
this port.
Arr at Gloucester, 10Th, schr Champion, fr Ma
chias, for this port; 18th, brig Gossypium Foster r
Surinain, ~.
Sloop Mary Jane, srS,h, fr New Yock for Eye
Harbour, has been totally lost on Hogg Island. The
crew, sails, anchors, &c. were saved.
Brig Fornax, Nye, OF New Bedford, arr at St Mi.
chaels, 9Th Jan. was blown to the 9th Feb.
and had not returned up to the 9Th ut.
Schi Romeo, Warwick, Of Portland, has been sciz-
eL at Havana for smuggling -four, and condemned.
The mate and part Of the in prison, the
Sd inst.
Al tGibrsltar, 18th ut. brigs S vifsurs, Atwood,
and Leader, Stoddard, for New York, in 8 ds.
At 81 Thomas, lst inst. ship Bingham, Wech, for
Ponce, g; briggs Jason, Thayer, Salem, g; Moro,
Ripley, New York, 2; Volsnt, Hatch, do 4; Sea
Bird Carr, Just fr St Barts; schr Trimmer, Fox,
captain sick shore; Fame, New York, 2; Ram
bier, Allen, for Newbern, unc; Columbus, Carpen-
ter, Just arr; Laurel, Baker, and AIinos, Thacher, Of
Newport, ir Philadelphia, iis;g.
At Surnam, 2'th ult. brgs Leopard, Boston, 6;
Sail & Hope, discg.
At Trinidad, Cuba, l4th ult ship Marmon, for N
York, in z or IA ds.
At Cayenne, 9Th ult. brig jeremiah, S,fford, for
Salem, about May 9; the only Am.
AT Rio Janciro, Feb 81 ships Wm Penn, Of Bal
timore, for Valparaiso. q Minerva, Of New Bedford,
dsc2; Florida, OF do do; Trojan, of Portsmouth, do;
Rebecca, Of New-York, unc; Augusta, Of Salem,
just arr Edward, of Providence, dis brig virginia,
Baltimore, 7.
Arr at Bahia, Feb 20, brig Argus, fr Pernambuco,
and sailed Sd for Valparaiso. Sailed 18th, ship Lt-
fayctte for do.
AT St Salvador, Feb 10, ship Eagle, fr Rio. for
Hamburg soon; br'gs Laurel, Boston, 20; Asia, do
5: schr Leader, Bait. unc.
At st Helena, 10Th ult ship Superior, Smith, of N
York, to sail lo,h April.
At Canton, Dec 23d ships New Jersey, Whitall,
dis; Mary Lord, Rossi,er, for New York, Jan TO-;
Franklin, Tilhnghast, for Providence, soon; Athens
Henry, of Boston, for Manila, soon; Asia, Corey,
Of Prov. unc. In the river, America fir n York.
Ship Rosalie, Gardner, Of Warren, was at Owy-
hee, Sandwich Islands, Oct LIST, with 900 bbls oil.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
Collectors Office, Key Hest, March 23.
The revolving eht upon Sand Key, near this port.
will be lit 18th % April next. This light will
be eclpsed once every tcO minutes. during which
time it will be risibie for the space Of a minute and
obscuT ed the same length Of limo.
VIM PINKNEY,
Superintendent OF Lights.
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HOTNE LOIS-

ON WEDNESDAY,, May 2I.i,on the prem.
ises, at IL o'clock. NJ. three valuable House
Lots, pleasantly situated on the south side Of
Transit street. each Lot being 80 feet front, on
said street, extending back about IOO feet
Conditions liberal and made known al the
ale. For further particulars, apply at the auc-
on room,
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CIncus.-Our readers will learn by an ad-
vertiseIacnt in another column, that the Prov
idencc Circus will be opened this evening, by
Mr.. Hans, who has engaged 'hc company of
Elucstrians formerly here, and managed by
Mr.. Howes. Tho attractions of the evening
will be unusu1llv interesting, and cannot fail
70 call in goodly company of those who are
fond Of equestrian sports.
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STEAM BOAT NOTICE.

mrs. IT nas been understood
"A ty many that it was in
Y.sSyE~la94Arr tended to run the Chan
cellor Livingston to Full
Rne,, as tbatwas the first intention Of the pro-
prie;ors, Lut it has now been positively decided
tia! her route shall be between New York aud
Providence, touching al Newport A lew shares
OF stock may be obtained on application to the
sub. crii cr at liorton's Hotel.
April 7. J. PENNOYER, AGENT.
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sloop Lucy Emc'ine, Spink. Gom Wickiord.
Sloop Reindeer, Church, from rrov.
Sloop WIN II Allen, Pierce, from Bristol.
Sloop Reformaiion, Pratt, frm n, port.
BELOW--s chrs James Burrill, and Domestic, fr
SAILgD---Sloop Mary, Bennett, for New York.
CLEARED,
Brig Antelope, Potter, Havana and Europe.
Brig &c lobe, Andros, Matanzas.
Brig Laurel, Sheldon, Savannah.
Schr Minerva, Power, Savannah.
SchT Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
Sloop Volan,, Cooke, Albany.
sloop Empress Thayer, NewHork.
Sloop Herald, Brown, New York.
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FANCY GOODS.
EATON w. MAXCY,

NO. as, Chedpside,
EEAS for sale, a good assortment Of fash
Il d onuble FANCY GOODS, among which
are-gold and silver Watches; do Seals and
Keys; warranted silver table, tea, salt and
cream Spoons; do Sugar Tongs; do steel and
open top Thimbles; silver plated table and tea
Spoons and Candlesticks; Britannia Tea Pots,
various patterns and sizes; iligrec, paste, jet,
gold and bead Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast
Pins and Bracelets; best English steel Ra2ors,
Penknvcs and Scissors; Pocket-Books, Purses,
Wallets and Card Cases; silver Pens and Tooth
Picks; silvcr-bowcd Glasses; silk and morocco
Indispensbles; imitation pearl, glass and wax
Beads; a handsome assortment OF shell, ivory
and horn Combs; French Curls, various prices
Indcliblc Ink; Johnson's Razor Straps; fancy
Boxes Masonic Aprons, printed on kid, satin
and cambric-togethcr with most other arti-
cIcs, generally called for in Fancy Goods
Store. If April ls.
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VESSELS SPOKEN,

81 inst. of Cape Hatteras, brig Eagle, Martin, Of
this port, ds lr Savannah for Hare.
Doth ult. 20 miles below New Orleans, brig Dolly,
Champlip, Of Newport Fl Havana, bound up.
9th INST lat 80 ~, lon 7, 30, brig Neptune, Jones,
80 hours from Bristol, for Havana.
18th, lat 81 10, lon 20, brig Altoona, Mathewson,
lis hence, tor Matanzas.
2 inst. lat -, Ion 70, brig Shbboleth, Congdon,
20 DIS heLcc, Tor Orleans.
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REAL ESTATE.
On WEDNESDAY, April a5th, at IL o'clock,

NJ. on the premises,
The valuable Real Estate, owned and occu-
riedhy Mr.. Caleb Cory, situated aud being No.
l6i WestmiDs' er.Stieet. s,id Lot frsnts on
Westminster street 40 feet, extending back 100
fet. On the premises is a 2 story dwelling
House. IS by 35. The estate being 80 PLEASANT
ly situated. and 20 shor distance from the CEN
tire Of business makes il desirable situation for
any one wishing TO purchase Real Estate
Sales will he peremptory, and at the time above
nent oned. Conditions at sale.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18

GJ-ConREcTIoN.-Tho paragraph in the
ldst number Of the Cadet, copied from the
Kodc-Isilnd American of July 20, 1925, and
which Ne attributed TO the pen of the late Ed
itor OF the Journal, we are assured b. the for
mcr proprietor Of the American, was written
b,- hi,us,lf
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BosroN LYcEUM.-We have re ccived the
A,h number Of this interesting work, which
We shall notice hereafter
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