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At Amsterdam, 2lst ut. Falcon, for New York, Z
Lydia fr Charleston, arr same day. Ship Mary Al
my, Burroughs, for Gottcnburg, sailed days previ
Ship George, Rea, and brig Neptune, Pickett
for do. sailed about 10 DIS previous.
At Leghorn, March 2Sh, brigs Warbler, for Glib
rallar, s; Pedar, (r New York, 35 arr the day pre-
vious. Going in, brig De Witt Clinton, ir Trieste.
At Gibraltar, 18th ult. ship London Packet, load
ing; Draco, Boston, 10; New York, Marseilles, soon;
Peter Rcmson, st Thomas, 3; Baltic, dischg Hype-
rion, Baltimore, IL; schr Far American, Aexan,
dria, 5.
At Rochelle, 9Th ult. brigs Midas, Hart, York
q Wave, Kelley, of Boston, not began to ioad Jas.
Monroe, Of Charleston, loading.
At Cape Mcsurado, March Is, brig John, Waite,
for Portland, 10.
The Romp, at Boston, was, March 29th, in lat 20,
lon Is 81, boarded bv M frigate Esk, Is days FIR
Blight Of Benin, for st Marys, River Gambia-re-
ported number Of pratcal vessels on the coast, and
that they had plundered four American whale ships
in sight ofthc Blight.
Brgs VIM. Bayard, and Gov Lincoln, from New
York, arr at Carthagcna, 3d inst.
Entered at Havana 9th, brlgs Ann, Cady, hence;
Neptune, Jones, BRISTOL; schr Frances, Young, of
this port, ir Omoa; '0th, barquo Essex, Gaddng, fr
Bristol Cid Sth, ship Charlotte Church, Brsto
9th, brig Harvest, Eldrcdgc, Of Newport, for Cowes
llth, brig Emma, Noycs. New York. In port, 18th,
Essex, loading for Bristol; Roger Williams, MoSher,
Barcelona; Mary, Dennis, of Newport; Mary Ann,
Brown, Of this port Hope, Hammond; Ajax, for n.
Orleans, loading.
AT Antwerp, 9Th ult. Enterprise, hence, repairing;
Mariner, of Warren, fr Trieste, dis.
At Trinidad de Cuba, LIST inst. Attentive, for Bos-
ton, 81 Cordeia, Ellis, Tor Warren, unc Jacob, Ed
dy, do. do.
AT Lintin, Jan. %, Houqua, just arr from Manila;
Elizabeth, Snow; Greyhound, Sturgcs. Al M,ml.
la, Jan. 10, Dido, Page, loading ior ;; Terrier,
M'Condry, fr Lintin; Roscoe, Ropes, just from
Sandwich Islands The Nilc was at Llntin, bound
to River Plate. not commenced 10 load Tho Nco,
Little, for Sandwich Islands, had sailed from Wham-
poa.
Tho report of an American brig having been wreck
cd, on her passage from Havana to Ndanzas, does
not appear TO be true
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SPLENDID sale OF FURNITURE.
r. G. ALIENS Annual Sale will take place

SPLENDID sale OF FURNITURE.
r. G. ALIENS Annual Sale will take place
at his new Ware Rooms, Nos. l03 and l05 and
at his old Ware Room, No. III, Westminster
street, near the Theatre, on 1nursday 3lst
May, consisting Of
Sofas, Secretaries, Grecian, Dining and Pier
Tables; Bedsteads, in a great variety; Ward
robes; Bureaus Of all descriptions; Work Ta-
bles. various patterns; Light Stands; Dressing
Tables; Settees; Easy Chairs; Fancy and
Winsor ditto, in great variety; Chldren's Of
all kinds; Mahogany and Gilt Frame Looking
Glasses, some very elegant and new patterns;
live Geese Feathers, FIRST quality, Brass Andi-
rons; Shovels and Tongs, and almost every ar
ticle kept in furnishing Ware Rooms.
Furnitute can be examined two days before
the sale.
Tesms will be liberal, and made known at
the sale.
No Furniture sold at private sale after the
cath Of the month"; .-f-
n. b. The subscriber pledges himself that
every article put up will be sold to the highest
bidder, without reserve, as usual.
Sale positive, and no postponement..
may 10.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NNIiE subscriber having received from JOSH
n all II. Ormsbcc of Providence an ass gn-
ment of all his estate and eiccts, III trust for
the benefit of his Creditors, hereby requests oil
persons having demands against said Ormsbce,
to present the same, on or before the llth day
Of August next, and execute the necessary re-
leases, in order to secure their respective divi-
dends.
FOR SAL E,-The entire Stock in Trade
Of said Ormsbce, now in the store lately occu-
pied by him in Wcstminstcr-strcet, comprising
an extensive and valuable assortment OF Dry
Goods; and affording an excellent opportunity
for any person wishing to commence business.
Immediate application must be made; for if
not disposed of at private sale, the whole will
be sold at Auction, in few days, to close the
concern
ALBERT G. GREENE, Assignee.
NAV 26.
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{" lie that saves one from the vice Of Intem-
perance, does more than the conqueror of a
Kingdom Tract on Intemperanee.
A S Temperance is the order Of the day, the
"A subscriber has moved his Bar, so that
those who wish to taste that delicious bever-
age, Soda, can be supplied from the Fount
of their humble servant, without inhaling the
eifleuvia arising from " Barber's Best
Gentlemen editors are requested to call
and give a puff
He earnestly solicits the patronage of his
friends and the public at large, in his new un-
dertakng, and humbly begs the indulgence OF
his creditors.
For Soda, Fruits, lee Cream and Conffc-
tionary, please call at No. 39, Broad Street.
may 26. +. ALLEN.
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BD the sI0OD ErDrPss.

ny the SiOOp Express.
Arr at Charleston, 18th, brig Brilliant, Sampson,
25; Cygnet, Cowart, Baltimore, s; John Alexander,
Calls, do 10; Eliza Ann, Johnston, Waccamaw, 1;
sloop Nancy, Bourne, do /. Cid. schr Weenee, for
Georgetown.
10th, arr schr Lapwing, Kennedy, New Orleans,
and l ds fr the Ballze. Left, schr Mary Ann, Burr
of Warren, for Charleston, unc.
Also arr schrs Regulator, Eaton, Wilmington, 9;
Spartan, Hatch, Back River, l.; s'oops William,
Swasey, st Augustine, |; Lcaacr, Collins, H. West,
Z; Eagle, Briggs, Darien, !.
Cid. ship Hantonia, Tisdac, Liverpool schr Lu.
cnda, Hull, West Indies Saod, soop John Chew
aer, Sisson, Savannah.
Charleston, lst inst. and capsizcd in squa from w
" on the night of the 9th 20 miles touh of Indian
RWer-vessc and cargo totally lost. Capt X states
that when he left the scbr she full of water, and
on her beam ends, and that himself and crew were
compelled to leave her, in the boat, with nothing but
the clothes they had at the time, and after beng in
the boat III hours with nothing to eat drink, they
arrived at Indian River, where they procured (irom
deserted hut, used by persons who fish for turtle, }
three quarts o Indian meal and water, ani pro-
cecded to 81 Augustine, which they reached on the
seventh day after the dsastcr-rom thence they took
passage IN the sloop William, for Charleston, where
they 9th.
Arr at Savannah, Iith, schr James Warren, FIN
Boston, l3; revenue cutter Crawford, Paine, from a
cruise. Cl ship Og!e'horpc, Teubner, Liverpool
Brig Frances Croft days from Philadelphia for
Savannah, passed Charleston bar, 18th inst.
Up at Charleston, l7th, brig Name, Blake, for
Boston; schr Perseverance, Tolson, for a northern
port.
Spoken, lh inst lat SO 33, lon ~, brig Orion, fr
Havana for Gibraltar.
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BIZ the steamboat WASHINGTON.

Arr at New York, on Wednesday, brig Pearl, 55
days tr Rio Grande. Left, March 26, brigs Barton,
Green, 46 ds ir Boston, for Havre. in Is or 20; Ant
fr Monlev,deo, for do do Mohlwk, sold; Quill, for
Rio, 5; Ann, ir New York, bound :; Draco, uncer;
Protection, for Havre; Earl, unc; Sarah, do. The
Argus, Lumbard, OF New Bedford, Tor Santos, sailed
sailed 9Th March, with part of her outward cargo.
Lat 33 81 n Ion 81 w. fell in with the wreck of a
schooner of about so 100 tons painted green, with
white moulding, no head, high quarter deck. her stern
and both masis gone, hatches rlngbolts torn out a
long bowsprit standing, painted white-boardcd her
and found her loaded with domestic goods and gin
brandy-took from her wndlass, few yards of cot
ton goods, and cat-hcad-shc appeared to have been
full loaded.
Also arr schr Galaxy, Bailey, Pensacola, II. The
S ship Constellation 4 DIS prev; ds out, S Of $,
Roses, passed U 5 ship Hornet, for Pensacola; 4tl
inst. passed iriga'e, supposed the States.
Cid ship Nile, Obear, India and Europe; brig Eli.
"a, Hynd, Savannah.
Cid on Thursday, brig Ariel, Ward, for Antwerp;
schr Julia Ann, Murphy, Vera Cruz.
Arr at Philadelphia, 23d, brigs Experiment, from
Bristol, f; Mary, Smith, st Domingo schr Wash
ington, Summers, Maracalbo, 80. Cid brig Crter
on, Richards, bordeaux.
AIR at Baltimore, 22d, brig George, Barclay, Ha
vana, IL.
Arr at Alexandria, 2ist, schr Mary, Curtis, St Do
mingo, 22. Sailed schr J G Stacy, Cape Haytien.
In Hampton Roads, 10Th, brig America, Pickett, fr
Liverpool for Charleston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS,

To nagigators, and particularly those who frequent
the Swatch Channel leading into the Pe,apsco river,
from the Chesapeake Bay Il have discovered hard
knoll oyster bank, about miles above the mouth
Of Mago,hy river, having less thad sevehQect water
on it, with fathoms soft around it, from which the
Bodkn Light House bears n Al deg w. Bluff off
Sandy Point S. 8 deg W. and two very light green
trees, appearing to the naked eye, standing
over the Red Bank TO the northward Of Magothy, S.
81 deg. w. To the Red Bank two miles. SIN VI
mast buoy painted black and white alternately, with
an o upon it, both in black and white will be placed
at the northern edge of as one can be pre-
pared. w. Is. BARNEY, n. Officer.
Superintendent of Buoys, &c.
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SHIPWRECKS,

Brig Perseverance, Cornell, of Newport, IL ds fin
Havana, for New York, with sugar and coffee went
ashore on Tuesday morning last, before day light at
Pelican Beach, Gravescnd, about or miles east Of
Sandy Hook ent. lnce, and it is supposed will 90 to
pieces. tOwned by Stephen 4. Northam, Esq. Of
Newport.I
Brig lvanhoc, sturgcs, Of Boston, from New York
for st Jago, has been lost on the Grand Cacos-
part Of the cargo aud all the specie saved.
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NEW DYING ESTABLISHMENT.

VWNHE subscribers would inform the nhabi-
IL tants of Providence and its vicinity, that
they have commenced Dying AT No. 8, Rich
mond-street, next door to the Pacific Congrc-
gational Socicty's new Church, where they
will Dye and finish in the best manner, Silks,
Grapes, Gloves, Hosiery and Ribbons.
Ladies' and Gcntlcmen's Garments Dyed
and Cleaned in the best manner, and NJ short
notice. POTTER s. ADAMS.
NAV 26.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

VESSELS rFUhFN'
10Th inst lat AZ iS, lon Al 80, ship George Cham
plin, Hudson, Of and for Newport, from Gottenburg,
leaky.
Feb off Java Head, Milo, Winslow, from Lin
tin for Hamburg.
18Th inst lat "a 80, lon so 30 brig Clarissa, Wat
son, hence for New Orleans.
18th inst. lat 30, Ion 81, ship John Adams, l2l DIS
fr Sandwich Islands for Nantucket.
April Z, off Malaga, U $ schr Porpoise, bound up.
2lst ult. lat ~, lon 80, brig Paragon, Durant,
Qate Wood) fr Princess Island for Boston.
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OBSERVATORY.
.5fay 26.

HNHE Lessee Of this ia fashionable place of re-.
n sort, respectfully informs the public, and
cincn strangers, that il is now open for the
Spring and summer seasons. II is situated on
an eminence which commands a beautiful view
OF Narragansctt Bay and the adjacent com.
try; and is admitted by all who have visit, d it
to be delightful place Of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior 10 any in Rhode-Island.--
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry, SC. Every attention will he
paid TO those who visit the establishment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly TO
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
servaton and am,sopcni. The Observatory
will be kept open from o'clock, A. NJ hIl 9,
y. NJ. J. BARTLETT.
nhv 20
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SOAP.
IN Boxes No. Soap, Just received and
oSI for sale by L. J. MALLETT,
may % Is, South Water-st.
NEw-ENGLAND TYPE FOUNDRY,

NEW-ENGLAND TYPE FOUNDRY,
No. "a, Congress-Street, near the Post-0f
flee, Boston.
HNHE undersigned execute with despatch
- Iarse or small orders for Types of all size,
and j, ssripiious, OF the approved and newes
cut. Also, Metal Ornaments and Gus on soirI
bodies, Brass Rules. &c. with every other article
rsej in the Printing Business. Their matcri.
ais they warrant OF the best manufacture.
They also furnish Iron Printing Presses, Of the
most approved construction.
Orders bv mail or otherwise. viii receive im
mediate attention. BAKER N GREELE
April 2j. :
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At Matanzas, 10Th inst. bries Abeona, hence,
dischd; Packet, Tyler, loading for N. Of Europe.
AT New Orleans, lih inst. brig Charles Joseph, OF
this port, for Liverpool.
At Savannah, l7th, shig Rising States, Pearce, for
this port, 4.
Adv at Boston, 18Th inst. schr Salmon, for Coast
of Chill and Peru.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

"ARRANTED REEDS, for Power Loom,
w Dressers, Guides, &c. made by the
subscriber in Watcrtown, Mass.
~ All orders for Reeds addressed TO the
subscriber by mail will be punctualy attended
to. Specimens Of the Reeds may be seen at
Waltham, Lowell, New-Markct and Saco, and
at the principal factories in the State.
0o-Four cents per Beer.
may &c. GEORGE LAWTON.
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BATH HOUSE.

VuNIIE Providence Bath House is now open
Il for the reception of company, on Saim-
DAYS Tickets 25 cents may be obtained
at MIR. Ransom's store, No. III Westminster
Row.
May 10.
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ALIENS
ON MONDAY NEXT.
& PRIZES OF $4,000

ON MONDAY NEXT
PRIZES OF $1,000!
Am Monday, 2s,h inst. Grand State Lot'e-
" ry, No. II, for the erection of a free
bridge, will be drawn in this town and finish in
few manifestations, prizes Of $1,000; I
Of 900; of 500; Of 700; l Of 600; of 500;
] of 40O l Of 300; of 256; 4 Of 100; Al Of
so; 80 of 10; 52S Of 4; and 5676 of2.
Tickets s2, halves 81, and quarters SO cents,
for sale at
HUTCHENS'
No. ], Markct-strcet, first door west Of the
Bridge.
may 26.
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FROM OUR .coRREsPoNDENT.
WARREN, May 2i-arr schr Calnah, Munro, f
Nantucket.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
nRINTED on letter sheets, for sale at this
IL Office. Price 9 cents. NAV &c.
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GROSS IND DARLNG OUTRAGE
500 REWARD.

TNIIE above reward will be paid on the con-
IL viction Of tlre scoundrel, or scoundrels,
who cut (nearly off, the Pole Strap, and one
ofthe Thorough Braces, and two Of the Pan
nells of one Of the Coaches, belonging to the
Citizens Coach Company; the above infamous
outrage, was committed in Providence, at the
Stable or shed occupied by said Boston and
Providence Citizens Coach Co. between FRI
day evening, at dark, and the arrival of the
Steam Boat on Sunday last. The above ro-
ward will be paid on TIE conviction OF the of
fender, by JOEL BLAISDELL, Agent,
Of said Co. at Providence, or
JAMES BRIDE, Agent,
may %. Boston.
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and sold a, our quotations. A cargo Of Virginia,
partially damaged, sold on the 2itb, at 4S 80 cts
Rye, bushe, 20 IS N. Corn, yel. bu. 60
Beans, white, Ii IL Soth. do white do'57 So
Oats, bush. 40 a A. Wheat Shorts, Is
Russia, clean, ton, $270 2S0
INDIGO.
Nothing doing in this article. We quote
Bengal, $2ia2i
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SUGARS.
The supply Of Havana brown is by no means
large, and our market continues bare Of prime white
The demand is steady, but without improvement in
prices. We continue the rates.
New Orleans, 81 a 81 Philadelphia lump, Is
Hav White, "a a Do loaf, IL %
Brown, 9 l04
TEAS.
We continue rates:
Hyson, ID. 92 a no Hysop Skin, SO 65
Young Hyson, 10 100 Souchong, 81 a 63
TOBACCO
The various brands of manufactured brought to tins
market, make it almost impossible to give quotations.
almost every grocer having iavorite. We do not
alter our quotations.
No. !, b, Ga ~ No. 2, lb, Ia 10
No. 3, 3a5
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SALES Ar. Auorxosr.
LIQUID BLACKING.

THIS DAY. at IL o'clock. in front Of Office,
20 dozen Day & Martins Backing, IN quart
and half pint bottles; 100 boxes Cologne wa
ter.
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CIARK'S

II. l. State Lottery and Erehonge Office.
No. 4, Union Buildings.
Bank notes examined, and all Lottery infor-
nation given gratis.
0o-For Prizes please call as above. 90
NAV Dc
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First night of CHERRY SFaIR STIR
Mr.. soMERvILLE's First Appearance.

MONDAY EVENING, May 2sfh,
"lLL be presented musical entertain
w ment in 2 acts, called
TURNPIKE GATE.
Crack, Mr.. SoMERvILLE,
(from the La Fayette Theatre, New-York, his
first appearance here) who is en-
gagged few nights.
After which the Grand Romantic spectacle,
which has been in preparation since the OPEN
ing Of the Theatre, with entire new Scenery,
machinery, dresses and decorations, called.
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR,
as performed at the New-York and Boston
Theatres with unprecedented success.
Cherry, Miss M'BRIpE,
Fair Star, Miss CLARKE,
0t,-Characters, scenery, incidents, &c. in
Bills Of the Day.
Prices Of Admission-Lowsr Boxes, rs cts.
Upper Boxes, so cents; Pit 81 l-2 cents; Gal
lery 25 cents. may 26.
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WINES.

We continue our quotation for Wines. Sweet
Malaga has come into market rather freely, but
the demand is not br Isk.
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kE[N CADET seSE
I&R MARINE LIST. xSgSs

Full Sea-This Day, Sh 46m--Sunday, Oh 33m-
Monday, l0h 20m-Tuesday, IIh I'm.
Fslbfacng - msuiss tue time OF hgh water Newport
addn. 3hours minutes the time o high water Boston
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SWEET MALAGA WINE.
seA Quarter casks, Just received, for sale
SVv by a. NJ. VINTON.
NAV 26.
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GRAYry,

Supplies Of Southern Corn have come IN freely,
and holders have appe ared anxious to force sslos
Several eargoes have been put under the hammer,
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DYE WOODS.

= % tgHs
Western Flour has continued to arrive almost da-
ly, and the stock is now large.-The demand con-
tinues active for the trade there appearing dspo-
siton the part Of holders to force sales at reduc
ton, and dealers being under the impression the
ticle must further decline, they buy only in small
lots 200 bbls Susquehannah super. Flour was Of
fersd at auction on the 2ih- 0 sold at 40 20-1
months-sale stopped.-We notice nothing doing
in Southern Flour for exportation.-We continue
the rates.
West. Can. bl. $5 81 Bait. Wharf, s a 81
N. York, 5 Alex & Georgt'n 5 a 81
Bait. II. st. 81 81 Scralch'd & fine, al a Al
Richmond City, 81 81 Phidelphll, 81 So
Canal, 5
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PORK AND WHISKEY.
% A Bbls Mess Pork. 3S bbls rcctiicd
s1-E Whiskey-lO Kegs and bbls Lard,
just received per sloop Empress, for sale by
may 26. A. M. VINTON.
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SPIRITS.

We notice slight Improvement in n. f. Rum,
and sales are made at rates. Tho demand
for other Liquors is not active, and sales are made
to the retail trade, as want et.-We quoie
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MESS BEEF.
CD Bills Hartford Inspe ection, Mess Beef,
- II received per sloop Fidclia, for sale by
NAV 26. A. NJ. VlNTON.
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EEATfiE as.
We notice sales Of Southern Live Geese Feathers,
in lots, without selection, at 80 SO cents, usual
tne.-The demand is steady, and the article taken
up Immediately on arrival.
Live Geese, Id. 35 a 37a cents.
FISH.
We notice no arrival of Goldfish, and cannot give
quotations.
Dry Cod, qunt none. Mackarel No. 2, 5 a 81
Scale, quin. noBe. do. No. 3, none.
Mackarel, No. /, 6 a 81 Herrngs, SIN. bx.70a IS
FRUIT.
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The business doing in this article is con6ned prin.
cpaIiy to the retaers.-Hoders are less ANXIOUS to
sell, and in some instances refuse to name price
under the expectation Of further advance 32a cts.
has been offered for a selection Of Havana and refs-
ed.-We continue rates.
Havana retailing, GAL 80 33 cents.
distng, do 81 32
New Orleans, do none in market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
SATURDAY. MORNING. MARum 8, 1884,
WaMted,

I'm A good VESSEL, of from 500 to $50 bbls
&kbur,hen. Applyto s. MESSERs NTH
dec IL
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Charles Bennett

-As received and offers for sale his fall FILL W.
Ill PORT!iTYON Of .r;,s IN
casks and bales
Br;dport and Shrewsbury shoe threat
Best Dundee oznaburgs
ON HAND. FRcM RECENT IMPoRTATioNs-
Fushings, and Devonshire Jerseys
$50, 4 and IL point blankets
ga, 1914, ia, IL a, 1874 rose 90
Fine 5-4 Irish sheetings
Towelling and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkfs LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Super6ne blue and black cloths
I Cassinetts. checks and bedticks
good assortment of brown and bleackea comes
tic cottons
5-8 "a and a. Venetian carpetng
A. fine Ingram DO
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
A few pieces black, blue, slate, ana DROWN
| perfne bombazettes
DOUBLE GLOSTEk CHEESE, &c.
! nov 9-drw 2aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03

Dry Goods.
z BERT BARRY
suAs inst received in addition to his Fall Goods re-
] Gently advertised
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassnetts and kerseys
Rose and point blankets
Striped and plain linseys
Callcoes and glnghams
plain and iackonet cambrics
Swiss handkerchiefs and common do
Black English silk vesting
DO do silk velvet
Black Italian estring
Fancy barrage silks
Black and colored Canton grapes
Irish linen and lawns
Bonnet and belt ribbands
Bandanno and Spittal6ed hhdkfs
plain black and figured bombazeas
Merno shawls and handkerchiefs
Br.wn. bleached, and colored domestics
Scotch and Burlap linens ,o,u
BGSI BALTTnORE COTTON HaRN,-
With MANY other articles, all of which shall be sold AT
the most reduced prices. INV Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-03
Sand for Sale

WE have Sand Bank open near Hunters Shin
w Yard, where sand canbe had (without remov
ing any clay.) This Sand being in the vicinity of
Prince and Fairfax Streets will make it an object ia
builders there. 1t will be sold low for cash. or barter
ed for clay rubbish deposited in the Wharf adon
ing the Bank. Apply to
feb &c NJ. MILLER & SON