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In this town, on Tuesday morning, Mr.. John
s. Tnpp, aged 80 years.
On Tuesday evening, Adeline Francis,
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph F. Holmes, aged 3
years and 8 months
On Wednesday evening last, George Angus
tus. son of Mr.. Charles w. Randall, aged
year.
In Cranston, on the 9th inst. Freelove Har-
ris, widow of the late Elisha Harris, in the sOth
year of her age-an esteemed member of the
Society of Friends.
In Pawtuxet, on Tuesday evening last, Mrs.
Anne Aborn, aged 46 years, wife Of Capt Pc
leg Aborn, late of London.
In Cumberland, on the 22d inst. Mr. Rufus
Josln, aged 81.
In Newport, on Monday last, suddenly, Mr.
WIN. T. Delllngham, formerly Cashier Of the
N. E. Commercial Bank.
In Hartford, Mr.. Benjamin Whitenbury,
aged SO, and his wife. They died within 10
minutes of each other.
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FOR NANTUCKET.

TNHE steam boat Marco Bozzaris, Captain
Il Child, will leave here for Nantucket,
TOMORROW MORNING., at 8 O'Clock,
and leave there for Providence, on Tuesday.
She will again leave here for Nantucket, on
Thursday, and again leave that place on Sat-
urday, for Newport and New York, at which
latter place she will arrive OH Sunday, 9Th July.
II is expected that she will arrive at Newport
on Tuesday, the Sd Of July, in season for such
passengers as do not wish 10 remain at Nan
tucket more than one day, TO join the steam
boat which arrives in New York on the 4th of
July, and that she will not depart from New
port on the 5ih Of July for Nantucket, until af-
ter the steam boat which leaves New York on
the 4th of Jaly, arrives at that place.
June 30.
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At Bremen, 18th uit. ship Franklin, for Baltimore,
dlsch; brig Medford, Of Boston, do. the only Amcr-
can vessels.
OF Dover, 2lst ult. ship Hope, Curtis, ofthis port,
fr Virginia.
AT Cowes, 2ls, ult. ship Milo, wnslow, of Bos-
ton. fr China.
Ar at Liverpool, 18th ult. ship Atlas, Wood, Of this
port from Savannah; Path, brig Balance, Brown
ing, Of bristol, frdo.
AT Cuxhaven, ll,h ult. brig Dragon, Gardner. Of
New Bedford, ir Charleston.
At Gibraltar, 18th ut. Lewis, from New Orleans,
dis; La,ona, waiting freight; Jasper, for New York,
l0; Angenora, for Malaga, next day; Splendid, Vera
Cruz, soon; schr Porpose, fr Port Mahon, just
arr; U 5. ship North Carolina, hourly expected,
to stop one day, and proceed to the United States.
At Rio Grande, 7th ult. Harriet, f Baltimore dis;
Corinhan, do do; State of Maine, do do; Plant, Ba-
hia, do; Brutus, New York, soon; Ontario, for Phil
adelpha, loaded, but detained by government, On ac'
count OF being rubbed Of money, SC. her passage
from Dahla which belonged to deputies, passengers
bands we're required TO the amount lost, to be set
tied by trial. beore SIZE could proceed but reiused
Shamrock, unc; Tamerlane, ir whaling; Bucher, iIn
Mon,evdee, waiting coffee; Seneca, detained by the
Am consul.
At Genoa, 30th ult. Cecilia, unc; Argus, BARGE.
Iona, 3 or 4; brig lr Philadelphia, in quarantine.
At Fort Royal Sd inst. Washington, to sail IN 10
ds; Adams, waiting freight.
AT Surinam, Sth inst. Ultima, for Boston, loading
Juniper, do l2 Commerce, do 5; Carryall, do 10;
Levant, waiting cargo.
A, RIO Negro, Ap,il 20, brig Combine, Bcrtram,
fr Salem, dis
AT Matanzas, 10th inst. brig Benjamin Ruggles,
Boston, 4.
At Havana, 9th, brig Baltic, of Newport for Ham
burg, waiting irseht
The schr Sally, Hoyt, Of Stamfort, which sailed FIN
New York, goth ult. for st Juan, Cuba, was wreck.
ed on the night Of the Sd INST. on Foul Key. The
crew were taken off The next day by the inhabitants
Of Great Harbour, aud have arrived at New York.
The brig Adams, from Mayagucz, for New York.
went ashore Long Island, on the night Of the 22d
ns but it is expected will be got ofaiter discharging
her cargo.
Brig President Manning, from New York for Will
mlngon, the 22d inst. lat 3S &c. Ion "a, in gale,
lost foretopmast top gallant mast royal mast, yards,
sails SC. and sprung aleak-put backs and arrived at
New York 9th.
Sailed from Gloucester, Seaman, Williams, Porto
Rico and Mediterranean.
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By the steam boat Uashingt n.

ny tHe Steum OOut ~ uSHWSt VI.
Arrived at New York, on Wednesday, ships Oro
limbo, Mayo, Liverpool, 35; Cicero, Giles, St Pc
tersburg, l6; Frederick, Sergeant, Rotterdam, 53
brigs Pioneer, Smith, Hamburg, 45; General Paez
CLARK, Curacao, II; New York, Thorp, Port au
Plat, l6; Phoebe Ann, Cooper. Trinidad de Cuba
Is; Crawford, Brightman, Ma,anzas, aud 36 hours
fr Norfolk; Enterprise, Proctor, fin Halifax 81 schrs
Isabella, Francis, Port All Prince, Is; Glide, Bar
tram, Savannah, ii; Spy, Baker, Chasleston,9.
Cid ship Emperor, Bennett, Savannah; brigs Par.
agon, Mason, Port au Prince; Franklin, Kiock getcr
Bremen; schr Pilgrim, Brown, Omoa.
Arr on Thursday, ships Seine, Tyson, Bordeaux,
81; Emulous, Liverpool. 4Q.
Cid ships Peru, Cole, Liverpool; Falcon, Barrow,
Matanzas; Ysidora, COPELAND, Havana; barque -Four
Sons, Deming, st Thomas; schr Allas, Brown, for
Africa.
Arr at Philadelphia, 9th, brig Maria, Lyle, Glib
raltar; schrs Chase, Remington, Tampico, 33; w ii
Crawford, Prince, Havana, IL. Cid. schrs John ~
William, Stratton, w Indies; Robert Burns, Dough.
ty, Port au Prince.
Arr at Baltimore, 26th, schr Susan, Edwards, 40
DIS fr Pernambuco; sloop Edward, Smith, hence
Cid brig Phantom, Stockton, for Cape Hayticn.
Arr at Charleston, 18th, Lydia, Thompson, Am
sterdan.
Arr at Mobile, 7,h, Br brig Canadian, Hamilton,
Liverpool.
Sailed from SavAnnah, 18th, ship James, Size, IIa-
vre; barque Herald, Coldie. Aberdeen; brig AJclne,
Brown, Havana. Arr brig Leopard, Coomts, FIN St
Thomas.
AT Bordeaux, 21st ult. Samuel, for New Orleans,
June ]; Emeinc, fr Philadelphia, just arr.
Al Rotterdam, 10th April, brig Perseverance Bar
ker, fag Matanzas, 4.
AT Port au Plat, 9Th inst. brgs Sarah Herrck,
just arr; Mary Ann, New York. Cyno, Hamburg,
10.
U? at Baltimore, 2st, schr Enterprise, Eldrcdgc,
for freight.
Al Trinidad de Cuba, Il,h inst. bries Jacob. Ed.
dy Boston, 2: Mary & Eliza do; Susan, do next
day.
At Port au Prince, 1Ith inst schrs iris, for Bllti
more, unc; Hsyti, do .; Franklin, Taylor, valug
Tor 20.
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NEW.BEDFORD, June 2S.-Arr ship Herald
Wood, fr Brazil Banks.
EDGARTOWN, June 2i.-sailJd, ship Almira,
Fisher, Pacific Ocean.
NANTUCKET, June l7.-Arr ship Alexander,
Bunker, l6 ds from Society Islands
SALEM, June 27.-Arr brig Velocity, Smith, 6S
ds fr Patagonia.
SACO, June aO.-Ar schr Marcia, Providence;
soop William, Fall River; list, schrs Packet, Prov
idence Friendship, do; 22d, Dorcas Hawes, do; r.
Sun, Warwick.
BOSTON. June 27-Arr ship Columbus, Tuck
er, Cronstadt; briggs Dryade, Scott, do; Congress,
Sears, Genoa; Gazelle, Williams, Smyrna and Glib
raltar; schrs Billow, Barker, Halifax; Merrlmack
Packet, Symons, Cape HaytierS Midas, Nc Kay,
st Thomas via New York; slosp Washington. Ba.
con, Providence.
Cid brig Statesman, Bray, Gibraltar and market;
schrs Institution, Tupper, Omoa; Joseph Meads,
Austin, BraIis and market.
9th, arr ship Canda e, Atkins, fr Liverpool; briggs
Clio, Cox, Mobile; Garnet, Torrey, Gibraltar; Will
liam, Crane, st Croix; schr Resolution, Curtis St
Croix. Cid brgs Attentive, Somers, for Gibraltar;
Omar, Hopkins, New Orleans
2Sth, arr brig Washington, Springer, N Orleans
schrs Laura, Kendall, Surinam, 81; Ardent, Davis,
st Croix, %.
Cid hr,g Quincy, Baxter, Havana and Europe.
MIDDLETOWN, June 25.-Arr schr Driver, fr
NEW-YORK, June 25.-Arr briggs Julia, Thach
er, Gibraltar, ~; Quill, Hillman, Rio Grande, Al;
schr Nelson, Greenaw, EAstport, 9; sloop Empress,
1hayor, Providence, A. Cid brgs James II Marga-
ret, Milne, Hamburg; Marcella, Swift, Havre; schr
Angelina, Harris, Neuvit Is.
26th, arr ships Sil- Richards, Liverpool; Criterl-
on, do; Courier, Greenock; Don Quixote, Havre;
Albion, Bremen; brigs William, Jacmel; Columbia,
Guayma; schr Eliza Ann, Wilmington.
SAG HARBOUR, June 22.-Arr slip Thames,
Cooper, Brazil Banks. Spoke, March &c. ship At
las, Townsend, with 30 bbls sperm OIL. Capt +. re-.
ported that the leather sheathg on tho bottom OF the
Atlas, did not answer his expectations. Capt. Coop
er says it is the ioulest bottom he ever saw.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Cld brigs James
Coulter, Ferguson, Laguira; Swan, Longcopc, New
Orleans.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Ar schr Letita, from
St Baris; sloop Fly, Providence. Cid. schr Trial,
Atkinson, 81 Domingo.
18th, -rr 3r brig Earl Of Aberdeen, Mears, Bel.
fast.
ALEXANDRIA, June 23.-Arr sloop Regula-
tor, Munro, St Thomas, 26. Sailed briss Syren,
Cowes; Laura, Bremen.
WILMINGTON June I2-Cld brigs Mary, An
dros, Of Providence for st Barts; Stephen, Potter,
of Newport for Liverpool.
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A GOLD MATCH.

NNAKEN from the privy Of J. Williams,
IL So l-2, Westminster st. the 25th inst. a
single case, cyl nder capt, with two holes, for
winding, and setting the hands, engraved
thereon pair of hands, and part ofa snake;
the ack Of the Watch was cylindered and a
small oval with the initials II. W.; on the face
Muron g. Co. a black ribbon attached to it,
three keys, one chased gold, one ovel cornell
ian, and sliding barrel. 4 suitable reward
will be given by the owner on leaving il at the
above place, or at any Of the Watch Makers
in Providence or Boston. If offered for sale
Watch Makers and Jewellers are requested TO
stop it and give notice at the above places.
June 80,
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
VIy Lyn NeIy Cn ~


"WEDNESDAY June 27.
Brig Ann Celia, Carpenter, 10 days from Savan.
nah, with cotton, to Pearce y Bullock, Josiah Cha
pin & Co. and others.
Schr Ossipee. Elnmons, from Saco.
Sloop d ID Jones, Peckham, from New York.
Steam boat Fulton, Bunker, from New York.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren.
THURSDAY, June 2s.
Schr Domestic, Hall, Philadelphia.
u l.. sloop Superior, Child, frCm New.York, Is
hours to Newport, with merchandise.
Soop FIR rankin, Summons, Pawcatuck.
Sloop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, with oil
and candles, to the master.
Sloop Fisher, Presbrey, from Taunton.
Sloop William II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol.
Soo? Leader, Hathaway, fr Troy.
FRIDAY, June 20.
Schr Spark, Pool, from Baltimore, with corn 10 S.
Adams, Jr.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Potter, 2 days from New York, 4,
with -four to Seth Adams, Jr.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York
20 hours.
sloop Lucy Emcne, Sphinx, from Wexford.
Sloop Sarah, lngrahan, from Warren.
Sloop Providence, Wood, Baltimore.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE

TIME subscriber, lessee Of the Franklin
IL House, formerly kept by Mr.. Horatio
Blake, respectfully informs the public, the
citizens Of other communities, and stra~gers,
that he has taken lease Of that esta blishment
and will be happy to wait upon those who may
favour him with their patronage. The House
IS well known TO the public, and the present
lessee, pledges himself, that he will sustain the
high reputation the House maintained whilst
under the direction of Mr.. Blake.
Franklin House, is situated in the centre of
the town of Providence, r. l. is a handsome
and commodous structure, and has had some
additions made TO il, since it came into the
hands Of she present occupant; such as a hand
some setting room, on the lower floor, 'front.'
ing Main street, SC. A commodious Vault or
Safe, fire proof, is attached to the building, in
which baggage is deposited, and in case Of
fire, will not be destroyed. The best viands,
vegetables and fruits, that the Providence and
New York markets afford, are always pro-
cured, and every attention is paid to visitors, by
careful and obedient servents. The Bar is
well supplied with the choicest Liquors, and
as the lessee is determined that no effort on his
part shall be wanting to sustain the well earn
cd reputation of Franklin House, he hopes to
receive fair proportion Of the public patron
age; and trusts that his establishment will be
found quite equal 10 any in Rhode-lsland, or
New England.
N. B. The lessee Of Franklin House, re-
spectfully informs mercantile gentlemen thai
they can deposit their Books and Trunks in his
Vault or Safe; and as il will .be accessible by
those who use il at all times, bctwscn san-sc
and twelve O'Clock at night, il will be found a
very convenient place of deposit.
PRESTON HODGES.
June 30. PJ
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GREAT LUCK AT

DAlNE y bUkGESS Oince, IN the No"
IL Yo!k Consolidated Lottery, Nos
Combination IL 20 ri came up tho capital
prize of Is 900 dollars, and quarter Of which
was sold at Pane & Burgess Truly Lucky
Office, besides Combination 8 the hand
some prize Of $500, and several Of 1905, SOS,
&c. &c. The fortunate holders Of the above
prizes are respectfully invited TO call and re-
oeive their cash, and sec re chance in the
Washington City Lottery, which d avs on the
iih July. Highest prize $4,000. Tickets
a.
II vii! q recollected that in former class
of the Washington City Lottery, that the sec
ond capital prize Of 3506 was sold in quar-
ters, at PAINE & BURGESS
June 80. Truly Lucky Office.
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FLASHING TON CITYLOTTERY

Amounting to sl02 goo. Tickets 81, quar-
ters IL, eighths so cents, for sale at
CLARK'S
r. l. State Lottery and Erehaage O6ies.
No 4. Union Busldings Cup stairs.)
All kinds of deprecated Bank Notes reseiy-
ed at discount in payment for Tickets.
0u-Orders BY mail will meet with prompt at
tention if addressed to J. L. CLARK,
June 80 Providence
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lust received and for sale, IL bbls Jones'
81 best Spirits Turpentine
2 cases Gum Copal, scraped
100 gallons old Copal Varnish, by
. r. G.. ALLEN.
Who is daily receiving from his manufactory,
all kinds Of Cabinet Furniture, made by cxpe-
ricnced workmen, and seasoned materials. =
Just received per steam boat, an elegant lot OF
Fancy Chairs, for sale at the factory price;
handsome in, oioe Of Looking Glasses, at small
advance.
Also-2O0 Dining Chairs, shade cheaper
than common. J.. A. June 80.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Warren, June %.
Arrived this morning. brig Zephyr, Barton, IL ds
f. Matanzas, with molasses, sugar and coffee, to AL
fred Barton & Co.
9th, arr schr Comet, Carr, from Porto Rico, to
Nathan Carr.
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REMOVAL.
ID ICHARD W. GREENE has removed hrs
~ Office to the New Building, corner OF
Market and North Man Streets, in the same
story with the District Cour, Room.
Juno 30.
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T.aLUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THIS DAY, June sOtb, at IL O'Clock. n. On
the premises.
That valuable Real Estate, lately belongins
to Capt. WIN. Taylor, (deceascd) being Nc.
1915, North Main-Street, near tho Canal Mat
ket, extending from Main Street to the chan
mel Of the siver.--On the premises fronting on
Main Street, is good two story Dwelling
House, with large Store fronting on the rircs
in the rear, by which the contemplated Street
and Canal will run. A good opportunity Is now
offered to capitalists for an advantageous ip-
vesiment Conditions lboral, which will be
declared at the time and place Of sale. ana an
indisputable title will be given.
June 30.
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sASkS CADET HAIS
MARINE LIST. V3M

Full Sea-Ths Day, Oh 46m-Sunday, III 33m-
Monday, 2h 2lm-Tuesday, 3h l3m.
1 Subirscng 3l minutes gives high Newport
adding 3hours and 5miaue ges Tie ume o nigh water Boston
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MR.. WILSON'S BENEFIT,
.4nd positively the last night Of .Messrs.
Forrest and Wilson and Mrs. Stones ap-
pea anee IN Propi 'ense, this season.
ON MONDAY EVENING, July I'd,
Will be presented, the popular Play, in 8 acts
called
WILLIAM TELL,
THE SWISS PATRIOT.
William Tell, Mr.. Forrest.
Michael, Mr.. Wilson.
Emma, Mrs. Stone.
To which will be added, the much admired
Farce, in 2 acts, called
TURN OUT,
OR THE CRAZY POLITICIAN.
00-Prices of Admission Lower Boxes, 81,
Upper Boxes, 90 cents; Pit 81 l-2 cts; Gal
lery 25 cents. June 30.
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Whoie ilckcS VI, parts IN proportion, for
sale at
BOURN'S
June 80. Franklin IIousc.
PAINE & BURGESS

PAINE Y BUKCESS'
I IST Of numbers drawn in virginia State
IL Lottery, class No. Z.
27 60 A SO 26 5 % 10 8
Combination 8 8 -, the handsome prize oe
St500. in ono quarter, and s 2s 60, a prize
of 800, were sold at the Truly Fortunate or
ice Of PAINE & BURGESS, who wish 70
purchase all kinds Of Broken Bank Notes.
June 80.
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SUGARS.

SUGARS.
"A Boxes prime white Havana Sugars
AV i5 ditto ditto brown ditto-landing
from sloop Emelinc, for sale by
GEORGE s. WARDWELL & co.
June 30.
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REVIEW OF TIIH MARX ct
FoR THE WEEK ENDING
SATURDAY, JUNE 80.

ASHES.
Sales principally in snail lots. We quote Pot,
6ist sort, ton, 3 $lOO-Pearl, ton, $liO.
BREAD.
Piloi, $3s a 4 Navy, cwt. $3 80
Alex. Crackers, keg, So a ~ cts.
CANDLES.
We continue rates for both Sperm. anG Mould, but
have no business Of moment to notice.
D;nnsd, In. 12 a 12t
Sperm. Swans patent, Id. 81 80
NeS-B Bedford, do, 80 ALL
New-London, do. ~ 81
Nantucket. do 70 ~
Mou,d. III. l3 l3t
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
RY authority Of Congress, Washington City
- Lottery, Sd class, to be drawn on We'd
nesday, July 4th. so number Lot:ery-a
dra wn bal ots
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CLEARED.
U. L. sloop New York, Willard, New York-by
Potter & Eddy.
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A LIENS List of Nos. drawn in the Dismal
IA Swamp Lottery, 7th Class.
~ go "A SO 26 5 22 40
Numbers drawn in the New York Consoli-
dated Lottery, sd Class, for 1927.
II 20 IL 52 - is
June 80.
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LEMONS,
FIFTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF
INDEPENDENCE.


AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
1T is understood that this glorious occasion,
II will be most splendidly celebrated by tho
Young Gentlemen Of this town, and therefore
may be properly termed "Tbe Young Mems
Celebration" Of the ffty-frst anniversary of
" the ever memorable Fourth Of July, l776."
Among the many amusemepts offered, ard
the laudable spirit so manifest among our pa
triotic and enterprisng fellow townsgnen, 20
encourage National Industry, many are lilo
pleasing anticipations we are enjoying, Of Sc
curing to ourselves a ".Moderate fndeptn-
deney," to render ourselves useful, and orr
lives blessing to ciety-and among tlo
many, it must be admitted that for the ,trifr.y
sum Of a few dollars, person may not cmy
have the pleasure of anticipating. but actually
realizing an Independent Fortune, in a few
minutes after investing in a comfortable schcma
like tie following, to be drawn on the Fourth Ct,
July.
W.4SIILVCT TON CITYLOTTERY
The drawing of the above splendid Lottery
will take place in the city Of Washington, on
Wednesday next. and will, as usual, be finished
in few minutes. so number combination 3
drawn ballots
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Tho large quantities Of Feathers received from the
South the last week, and several sales at auction,
have very much reduced the price & ON former rates
be fair, at from 3. SO cts.-and on the 9th, 40
bales, quality about the same, sold in small lots
Of from to five bags, at from 3OA to 32i cts-It
IS almost impossible to effect an yth,ng at private
sale. aud tho article may be fairly considered drug
Live Geese, lb. 80 a 35 cents.
FISH.
One or two small lots Of Goldfish have come into
market since oar last, and sales have been made at
cur last quotations. Mackarel remain without
ohange.
Dry Cod, quint. 3e3l Mackarel No. 2, Al a "A
Scale, quiai. 2a2t do. No. 3, 3 Is a 81
Maekarei, No. !, bla 81 IIerrugs, SIN. bx.7oa IS
FRUIT.
We have nothing 10 notice, except sales Of several
l6ts OF Len.ons-St Michacls, in iau or Ter, at r.
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DUCK
DOMESTIC GOODS

We continue our quotations for Domestcs, in the
Absence ofany sales ofmo nent.-Most Of our manu-
facturers ship the goods to Southern markets. and it
Ss often have to notice any important transact
ioas at ho,se.--The demand Ter the retail trade is
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DIVE WOODS,

DYE WOODS.
Brazilletto, per ton, S22 a 25
Fustc, per ton, 20 a 25
Logwood, st. Domingo, 20 %
Ditto, Honduras. 2Oa %
Ditto, Campeachy, 25 a 80
FLOUR.
The stock Of Canal Flour is considerably reduced,
and tho arrivals have not been 40 extensive was
expected. Dealers have confidently looked FOR fur
ther decline, bu, the smah supply at marret has tend
ed to make holders firm at previous rates. We notice
uiflins falling off in Southern Flour, and alter
quotations accordingly A few bb!s. fine and mid
dngs Flour was offered at auction in the early part
OF the week-20 bbls. fine sold at $4t, and GO bulls.
lst M,ddlings, at 3a-sale stopped
West. Can. bis Bait. Wharf, 81 7-S 5
N. York, 5 Alex & Georgt'n rs
Balt. II. 81. 5a-5l-8 Scratch'd & fine, IL
Richmond City, 8 Philadcphii, 81
Canal 47-Sa5
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Whole Tickets II, parts in proportion for
sale at
ALIENS,
Truly Lucky Office.
June 30. 40. II. .Mavket-st
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.
NEXT WEDNESDAY,.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
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- Lottery, Sd class, to be drsSh ON We'd
nesdoy, July 4th. 60 number Lottery =
drawn ballots.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-30

We have nothing notice, except sales OF several
l6,s Of Leu.ons-St. Mchacfs, in iair orlcr, at vi
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-30

The demand for liquors is very light, and we
learn Of no sales Of moment. A lot Of St. Crolx
Rum was off red at public sale-5 hh Is. sold at 4.
rs cts sale stopped. A few pipes Of Domestic
Brandy, Bordeaux Brandy, and Holland Gin, were
offered at the same tne and every instance with
drawn--,he dealers appearing SO litle disposed to
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-30

QQOLA80E8s
The business doing in this article has been confined
principally to the retailing qualities, and The trade
buy freely ut our quotations.
Hav. and Matanzas retailing, gal. S3& 81 cents
dist,lling, do 50 32i
Surinam, IS 80
New Orleans, do none in market.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-30

l-and ons lot Of 80 boxes Sicily, in poor order.
so cts. to la lot Of ditto sold the 18th, fair
order, at IL l2-and some sales have been effected
e.. q IL