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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-06
RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAMMOND.

".Merer be uiihom a Book in daily read
ing, Of a direct Scripiural and devotional
tending "-HALE.
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M A Il II l r. ID.

In this town, on the 27th ult by the Rev. Nj
Eddy, Mr. BENZ CrowelI, to Miss Martha $. Free
born, daughter of Mr. John Freedom, all Of this
town.
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The steamboat Rufus King, while
twenty miles outside the Hook yester-
day, fell in with a large hump-back
wliale.-[N. Y. Com. .Adr. of the Ist.
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o B I + u a r. Y.

[The decease Of the amiable Young lady refer
red TO in the following notice, il will be recoect-
ed, was recorded in our last.
In this town, on Tuesday morning, January
2sth, Miss Ehza Il. Lawton, eldest daughter Of
the late capt Robert I.awton, aged 81 years;--
greatly regretted by large circle Of relatives and
icnds to whom she had endeared herself by the
amiabty Of her temper, the agreeableness Other
manners, and the afectionate warmth Of her
heart ;-qualties, which we believe have seldom
been united in more eminent degree with talents
and accomplishments so various, as were possess
sed by this highly gifted aud amented young la
dy.--
"Dut talents, youth. and virtue cannot save
Their fair possessor from the gloomy gave"
been early called to resign her spirit into the
hands Of linn who gave il. but whLe her widowed
mother and bcreaved family lament the loss Of
her society le, them ejoicc in the hope that their
loss has been her richest gain, and that ,he object
Of their affection is but removed from a world Of
trial and sorrow, TO be made u partaker with the
"Sainis in light Of that felicity (Which is PROM
ised to all who have washed their robes White in
the blood Of the Redeemer," felicity which IS
'incoruptible and undefilcd, and that Jadeth hot
away" Let her numerous fiends and acquaip-
tances remember that
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3y,yA FOR SALE--A valuable
EH:EH. FARM, situated about miles
iLItT@ southwest ofthe compact part
of the town, containing three
hundred and four acres of land, with
large and convenient two story dwelling
house, nearly new-barn, sheds, ice
house, sc. &c. with valuable privilege
of sea-weed. For terms, &c. apply to
S. FOWLER GARDNER.
Newport, Feb. G, 1884.
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PORT OF NEWPORT,


NLEAHED-brIg Emit, brown, Baltlmore;
ARRIVED, MONDAY, FEB. 3d---Rrig Fame,
Chambers,fm Mafanzas for Providence; sip Lark,
Jarvis, fm Bristol: Herald, Manchester. fn New
York for Provid; Delight, Barlow, fin Connecti-
cut; sch Enterprize, Barlow, I'm do.
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.aD MINIS T'RATOR'S .VOTTCE.

.TDWEVIS IRH1UR . .VUITCE.
vINflE subscriber having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of Mid
dletown, Administrator on the estate OF ELIZA
BETH PECkHAM, and having given bonds ac-
cordins 10 law, requests all persons having de-
mands against said estate to present them, and
those indebted to make immediate payment
Jan so WM. TAGGART, Ad'mr.
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BRICKS
WANTED.

EEPOPOSALS will be received until the 9th
Il February next. lor the supply at FoRr AD-
ANS, Newport Hnrbor, X. l. Of
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CEAS.EE. EE.MUMFORD.

No. IU2, TH0mes-street;
UNAs usi received complete assortment of
~ CLocKs. WArcHrs. and FANCY Goops,
which he will sell as lcw ~ can he purchased IN
the state Also. Clock. and " aiches cleaned and
reparcd and ions in gold and silver attended ie
Al tinds Of Silver ware manufactured and war
ran,ed to be of good stock and workmanship.
Oct. "a, 1893.
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Comi Of Probate, Newport, Feb. 8, 1884.

Coui Of Probate, Newport, Feb, 8, 1884.
VuNHE Administration account on the estate Of
n RHoDA CORNELL, late Of Newport, dec,
was presented for allowance and an order of dis
trbul,n Of the balance II is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred TO court Of
Probate, to be holden at the State House in New
port, o, the first Monday in March next, at o.
clock A NJ and thar previous notice be given by
publishing copy Of this order three several times
in the "HtrdM Of The Times TO all persons in
terested 10 appear at said time and place and
be heard By Order,
b. B. ROWLAND, clerk.
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brooklyn Lyceum. Besides the Naval
institute, recently established in Brook
yn, IN. W another Literary Society,
under the above head, has been formed
at the head of which is Judge Radcliffe.
The first anniversary meeting was, few
weeks since, held at the Classical Hall,
and was addressed by Theodore Eames,
Esq. the principal. The Board Of Di-
rectors includes number of the leading
gentlemen of the village. Weekly lee
lures have been delivered on Thursday
evenings, by members and others; and
several essays have been contributed by
ladies. The audiences assembled on
these occasions have varied in numbers
from Four to Five Hundred. a lot of
ground has been selected as a site for n
large building to accommodate the Ly-
ceum with apartments FOR Lectures, a
Library, Cabinet, SC.
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NOTICE..

'sNiE subscribers having received deed Of as
signnIent from w. 3 Randolph, for the ben
eft Of his creditors, request all persons indebted To-
him, 10 call upon them and adjust the san,e, and
all having demands 10 present them.
>. y. GARDNER, ..
JoHs srsvrSs. A'ignee''
Jan. 23d, IS34.-3w)
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Snilien friends

Are Angels sent on embassies Of love-
For Us they lnngui>h and for us they die,
And shall they languish, shall they DIn IN
VAIN" ICON.
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E@AkuWAIa
WILLIAM A, TIiURSTON,
SILK. COTTON, LINEN "A MD
"nnI EN nNED

Ep AS removed his Dying Es,ablishme,t TO the
q shop formerly occupied by Mr.. Benjamin
Weaver, Halter, in Prospect Hill Street, a few
rods North Of the Custom House. where lie wi,r
continue 10 carry on the coIerng business in oil its
branches. (Jan. 23d, 1884.
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Fort Adams, Newport Ilarbcr, r. IL
January q, 1884.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FRIDAY, oSiOCh.
The MARKET Coffee remains without change;
a lot of ordinary ST. Domingo sold at auction
on Thursday at 81 cts. Cotton-we know OF no
alteration in the price since our last-manufac-
turers are buying very sparingly at those prices.
Fish-Mackerel, No. l, 81; No. 2, 6; No.3, 3
l2B Molasses-a sale at auction on Tuesday
of l23 hhds Trinidad at 81 ION Thursday
50 hhds. New-Oreans a 800; 100 bbls. and
IA terces at 33, amos. Rice is held at So 90 a
375. as in quality. Sugar-29 bids st. Croix at
auction, at SO $3.50 On Thursday 135 hhds.
new crop Orleans, 81 40 s25, 20 hhds. old crop
at 81 25.
FLouR-Howard stect-The uniform price
from wagons for several days past has been
81 5O-Sales from stores generally are making
at 81. 62J -some small sales of select brand
have been made at 81. 6Sa. The receipts con-
tinue good. rather surprising the demand.
GRAIN-The supply of all kinds moderate
Wheat-prime red we quote at IS 80 cents;
strictly prime. 81; fair to good, 90 a Csc; white
Smoothing doing in -four, white. Rye IS &c
cents. Mem Corn white and yellow, sac. Oats,
20 &c. WHIsKEy.-The operation in this ar
ticle languid-the price from wagons appears
to be 81 2Sc-sales from stores 81 324, in
bbls; in hhds 90 3Oc CArTLE.-The supply
moderate-the price continues to range from
S4 50 to s. 80. HoGs-Iast sales were made at
S.; holders are asking to-day, S 25a 5 So
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N,.ous.-The Legislature met at the seat oil
Government, on Monday. 18th November, when
Mr. JAMESON was elected Speaker OF the House.
The Clerks of both Houses were Jackson
Editors.
The landlords having combine to charge five
dollars per week board, resolutions were intro
ducsd into both Houses, for changing the place
ofholdng the session in order to escape the i'm
rosition, In the Senate, the proposition was ne
aasved 10 10 ~. In the House, it was debated
from time to time, and skilfully brandished over
the heads of the landlords. until the latter, tho
roughly alarmed, reduced the board to four dol
lars per week
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that at some remote era had been constructed
of blue velvet, sailors jacket and frieze
over-coat which all exhibited accumulated
proofs of the old mans attachment. On We'd
nesday he sent for Mr.. NJ. Van Duersen, re-
spectacle countryman of his, residing in the
neighborhood, who had often given him chart
table relief and privately requested him TO make
his VIII! To this gentleman's great surprise,
he bequeathed various sums of money, amount
ing altogether to 80, 700, to children and grand
children residing at Newark and Albany; and
confdentially informed him where this proper
ty was deposited. He then narrated to Mr.. Van
Duersen the following remarkable facts in his
history
He stated that about 90 years ago he was a
porter to mercantile house in Hamburger, and,
having been long in its employ, was frequently
entrusted with considerable sums OF money for
conveyance to other establishments. In an hour
Of evil influence he was induced to violate his
trust and TO abscond to this country with large
sum. Having arrived, he invested the greater
part of it in the purchase Of two houses, which
adjoined each other, and which, before he had
effected an insurance on them, were burnt to the
ground. Considering this judgment of hea-
ven upon his dishonesty, he determined to de-
vote the remainder of his life to a severe course
Of industry and parsimony, with the single OBJ
ject in view of making full restitution to the per-
sons whom he had injured, or to their descend
ants. 49,.
He adopted another name, and with the means
he had left commenced business in this city
as tobacconiSt; and although his trade was
retail one, and he again suffered a heavy loss
from fire, he had succeeded five years since, in
acquiring sufficient property to accomplish his
just and elevated purpose. He then, accordin-
y, sold his stock in trade, and was preparing 10
transmit the necessary amount to Hamburger,
where the mercantile firm he had defrauded
still continues, when he ascertaned that it had
branch establishment or agency counting
house. at Philadelphia. Thither he went and
paid the sum of $4,000; being equivalent to
the original sum he had embeZzled, with a GER
tain rate Of interest. The latter, however, was
generously returned to him by son of one of
the partners, and this, together, with some sur
plus money he has bequeathed as above stated.
For the last live years he has lived in utter obscu-
rity, and in severe accordance with his long
formed habits of parsimOny.
His executor, Mr. Van Buersen, found the
above named sum Of $1,000. principally in dou-
blooms, curiousy concealed in a certain private
department of the tenacious breeches before
specified; and it was ascertained that the old
mans dreadful case Of hernia was case OF
something far less Objectionable.
The remainder OF his money was found under
the patches of his jacket, with the exception oil
d small sum in shillings and sixpences discover
ed i'm an old snuff jar. which seems to have been
the depository othis current funds.-N !. CouT.
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CoLuMBus, (Ohio) Dec. 18th, ls3l.-The per-
manent elections for Speaker and Clerks Of both
branches of our General Assembly took place
Yesterday In the House, no change from the
Protein elections. In the Senate, Peter Hitch
cock (Whig) in place of ID. ]. Disney, Van Blu
rn) elected Speaker on second ballot,l9 to IL.
We have therefore majority in both branches.
You may therefore look confidently for the re-
versal Of the Instructions given our Senators by
the last Legislature.
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THE "BgrrER CuRRENcY."- Louisville
Journal states that the promised better cmTren-
ry' Of President Jackson and his Kitchen Ca
bine. is now making its appearance somewhat
beautifully in that region, in the shape Of checks
Of his military disbursng officers These
checks, says the Journal, are arriving in Louis
vile to the amount of thousands of dollars. One
gentleman lately received between so and 90
OIL them, Of all denominations from sixty two
and half cents upwards, amounting in the ag-
gresate to Zoo. As fact strongly Illustrative
Of the convenience Of this shelter currency"
Is mentioned that the receiver was engaged
nearly three quarters Of an hour, in adding
me fractions together to ascertain the sum to-
a. and half hour more in signing his name
order that they might be presented for pay
nentn
The Journal subjons a copy or sample of this
new Jackson currency which was sent to It from
auoscrber in Indiana. 1t runs thus:
No.75.
TERRE HAurE, Nov. 18th, 1884.
Iashler OF the Bank of Louisville,
pySx dollars thirty seven cents to the order oil
D H. BROWNE. A. OFDEN,
b. Can't CornS. Eng.
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On Thursday last the President gave the usu-
al diptomatique dinner, at the commencement
of the session of Congress. The French Minis
ter did not attend. Last year, on particular
OCCASION there was point OF etiquette, which
he thought ought to he surrendered by the Sec
rotary Of State. The latter objected. The
French Minister, it is said, replied, IteH then:
lear be SICK Perhaps he has again been "sick.'
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- SHIP NEWS. I'D
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. d. C.

ARRIVED. DECEMBER l3.
Schooner President, Baker, N. York; freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Wankinco, Ryder, Boston.
Schr. Victory, Wilson, New YORK.
GPer Brig Metamora, at This port, from Bar
badoes.-Brig Alceros, from Portland, touch
ed at Barbados, Nov. l6, and sailed on
the l7h for a market. Brig Clinton, Cole,
master, touched at Barbados 13, and sailed on
the 18th Nov. for Antigua. Spoke, Nov. 20, Dig
Penope, of Boston, bound to st. Domingo, in
lonp. "a 80, lat. 81 4s. Left one American her.
maphrodte brig, name unknown.
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,.oscaIpros.-Why are the minions OF power
constantly repeating the cry OF proscrlpnons-
49, have been prescribed, and who have been
1000 the equal rights and privileges Of free
VI Let facts speak upon this subject. We're
NV NE readers to statement Of the number of
r.s from Office under each administration
an. constitution was adopted.
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WASHINGTON Rail ROAD. The suspension of
cDerstions on two or three points in the line OF
the Washington rail road, in consequence ofthe
late riots and murders perpetrated thereon,
will not interfere, it is understood with the final
COMPLETION of the Road at the time heretofore
contemplated is by the LIST July next
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue Of a Decide Trust executed to me
ID by H. N. Spooner and wife, which Is of re-
cord in the Hastings. Court Of Fredericksburg
and the County Court Of Prince WilIiam-t
will, on Thursday the fifth day ofFebruary next,
at l2 O'Clock, in the town Of Fredericksburg,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, At public
auction, on credit OF six months, the purchas-
er giving bond and security,
One third of Lot. lying in the Corporation
ofsaid town, known as the "FACTORY LOT"
which is on the Rappahannock, at The corner OF
Lewis and Sophia streets.
On the Saturday following, at noon, In the
town Of Dumliies, in Prince William County
shall, upon the same terms sell LOT OF
GROUND, containing one hundred and ninety
six Acres and 81 poles, lying in that county,
within four miles of Dumlries; being portion
Of the Chippawamsic estate, Of - Harrison,
deceased, which was allotted to his daughter ST.
gismunda Harrison, (now SigismHnda spoon.
er.l About one third OF the Tract is cleared,
and the rest covered with valuable timber. Mr..
Laurence 9. Alexander, who resides near the
| premises will exhibit them TO persons wishing to
purchase. Possession will be given immediate.
iy, but no deed until the payment of the pur-
chase money. Acting as Trustee, shall only
convey such title as Is vested in me, bat which
is believed to be unquestionable. The sales will
! be without reserve.
VIM ii. BROCKENBRoUGH, Trustee.
| dec l0--tS
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@When Mr.. Watkins, of GoochIand. alluded
10 the consistency (M) of Mr., Richie of the En-
Qurer, an almost universal laugh was raised, in
which the Jacksonites themselves were irresisti-
bly, impeed to practicipate." -RichnloRd Cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
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SoSsclENrIous MIsER.-An old Dutchman,
- p se Shanm. who lived in one ofthe wretch
ana aoyes that stand in the rear Of Sheriff street,
sr;n whose apparent poverty and manifest suf-
,y.;.ss nom dreadful case Of hernia had long
Ssa me sympathy Of his humane neighbors,
6oN " Tn friday last of asthma and complica
hs'o'ner diseases. He was well known to
ton. very obstinate and eccentric DISPOSE
bed aud although he had been confined to his
deal e s;s weeks, he not only rejected all me-
hah, anu out persisted to the last in his singular
Sb;ct " Sleeping in the whole of his wardrobe,
~" consisted chiefly of a pair of breeches,
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~ Our advertising customers are request
ed during the session Of Congress 10 send in
their advertisements at early an hour in the
day as practicable.
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,,.,vu OF THE FRlGNrE U. STATES. The U.
G hgate United States, Captain II. E. Ballard,
rived al New York on Wednesday evening
Com Nabon, officers and crew in good health.
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Inc New York Observer, IN publishing the re-
''nuy signed testimony of JAMES MADISON, An
UahW JACKSON and JOAN Quincy ADAMS, against
VIC useot ardent spirits, attaches to it the fol-
"Nns testimony Of President JEFFERSON.
g. Inc habit Of using Ardent Spirits isaid JEFF
m.son) oy menin public Office, has produced
s ,~'s injury opublictervice, & more trouble for
=" nan any other circumstance that has occur
s ru h The Internal concerns of the Government,
mMs my Administration: and, were to COM
SOn '.s my Administration again, the first ques-
S ss Tal would ask, in relation to every cand-
@ "r pu6lck office, should be: is he addicted
""e use Of ardent spirits.n
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New York Evening Post (prime Jackson
49,, denounces the Supreme Court, and
P'P'" n Gee ga thorough reformation in its
fundamental ~" constitution" This is the progress
% "I..oSiuism. Pull down the Supreme Court,
% s.tional liberty will be crushed under its
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE
WHAT the subscriber of Alexandria County,
l. in the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said County, letters
of administration on the personal estate Of Ed
ward Mclaughlin, late Of said County. deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against said de-
cedent are hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber on or before the 18th day Of
November, 1885, or they may by law be exclud-
ed from all benefit to said estate. Given under
my hand, this 18th Nov, 1894.
EDWARD SHEEAY,
Administrator of E. Mclaughlin.
nov I5-eo4W
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Attorney GENERAL OF V'RaINIA.-we learn
~. Baxter has been elected Attorney Ge-
@'' Of Virginia. The vote was, for Baxter
a, Patton H.
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ALEXANDRIA:
nav MORNING, DECEMBER Is. 1884

,o,ss in the House of Representatives
L cbiIton's proposition to institute mere
on % relative to the Road between Louisville
snq", T.sbville. and other propositions, Of
anu other gentlemen, in reference to OBJ
, .sss Of Internal Improvement in the West look
ees Un. for the cause OF internal Improvement
0n. arsIIv The House seems determined for the
ss, 70 shave none Of these things"
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ONE CENT REWARD
WILL be given, by the subscriber, for the ap.
w prehension of Philip !Grymes, an indented
apprentice TO the Cabinet Business, who rama
way on Sunday last. He is about eighteen
years Of age five feet seven inches high, stout
made and dark hair. He took with him brown
persons are cautioned against harboring or en-.
ploying him. HARRISON BRADLEY.
dec 11-eo3t+
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MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA,
ON Thursday, the 18th Of January next be-
~ tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and Pm.
an Election will be held at the Office of the Com
pany, to elect fifteen Directors, to serve in this
Institution for the ensuing year.
The transfer books will be closed on Monday,
the 18th, until after the Election.
- NATH'L. WATTLES,
dec 5-eotE President.
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CHEESE, BUTTER, &C.
An CASKS Goshen Cheese
4O 10 tubs and irkins do Dairy Butter
bbls Buckwheat Meal
90 " Newark Cider
90 PipPin Apples
25 dozen Corn Brooms
boxes prime White Havana Sugar
2 cases Gunpowder Tea, in lbs. canisters
kegs Malaga Raisns
bale Shelled Almonds
20 boxes Muscatel Raisns
hhds Porto Rico Syrup
10 bags Conpany's Java Coffee
2 chests superior Young Tyson Tea
2 halfdo do Powchong do
so drums Smyrna Figs
10 kegs pure Ground Ginger
10 boxes Fancy ,Prunes
10 baskets Champagne Wine (Crossbow
boxes Tavern Lump Sugar
box Double refined do
2 bbls lst quality Starch
Now landing and for sale by
ANDREW J. FLEMING.
Also, in Store
IL chests and half chests Gunpowder, I'M
pera and Young Hyson Teas
10 hhds English Island Molasses
10 bbls Beef and Pork
II boxes Lump Tobacco
bales English Walnuts
Brazil Nuts
Jordan Almonds
| cask Zante Currants dec Is
DRAU,S THIS DAY
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery, Glass 81
To be drawn at Wilmington, Monday, Dec. Is,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets ST. co. halves So cents; quarters Is.
Maryland State Lottery, Class 25 for 1884,
To be drawn in Baltimore on Tuesday, Dec Is,
2 PRIZES OF $1,000 each!
l1-lst or I'd drawn Nose; Sd or 4th, SO, &C
Tickets 81 90; halves so cents; quarters rs.
On sale in great variety by
JAS. RIORDAN.
" Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold pur.
chased. ..,.r
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JOB PRINTING neatly executed at this ofiics.
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COFFEE AND TEAS.
q CHESTS } Young Hyson
. d half chests TEA,
boxes various qualities.
chests Hyson do, superior
s ssff chest. '""''"''' s ss: part extra
9 boxes
2 cases each H. 9 lb canisters do
90 bags Java coffee
Just received and for sale by
s. MESSERSMITH,
Who has in store,
chests
90 half chests TEA
80 boxes
boxes each II, 2 10 canisters do
3half chests extra Gundpowder do
boxes common do
boxes each IL, 2 !? cansters do
chests Imperial do
boxes
80 bags Rio coffee
10 do Ceyon and Sumasra- do
dec IL