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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Administrators Notice,

A LII persons indebted Ia thr estate of
N Gyles Barney. late oi Newport, dec /,
are reqnc-lcd to mako immediate p'yn"n' 'a
PETER r. REMINGTON. .ff1'r
Newport, Aprll ~, 1873.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Cant. Rollins,

past OcloCk
~ Regular days for leaving Newport
for New York Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
urdays.
o." The NtrruNE will leave Newport
for Providence every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday morning, ON her arrival iron.
| New York at about o'cock. Fare so cts.
! The Neptune has been thoroughly over.
\ hauled The past winter, having paiT OF new
| boilers, by which her speed viii be much IN
creased. a large forward cabin has b""r
added to her accommodations. whlch. WIN
an niry suite of state rooms viii make her
/ he most desirable conveyance between
New York. Providence and boston.
\ McrhanGisc gcncrnIy,5 . CENTS per loot
\ Boots, shoes boBncts aud hats, cents per
II foot
I Goods consigned To tbo agent nj S"wp"rI
4 will be- shipped free oi commissions or si"r.
asc For further mfnrnalion, apply to-
CHAS n. TILl.Ff,
n No. llg, Thames street.
v Newport. April IL, lsi5 1T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Newport, May LAT.
Just Received from Ncw'YOrk,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
Damrp GOODS, Fruit,
Cops, &c., &C.,
And now opening and for sale at the
CONFECTIONERY & VARIETY STORE OF
T. STACY, JR.
TOYS FOR ELECTIoM.
A great variety, comprising many new
patterns, and all will be sold cheaper than
ever offered before.
FRUIT.
Oranges, lemons, apples, figs, prunes, raj.
sins, &c.
NUTS.
Almonds, Madeira, Brazil and cocoa nuts,
flber,s and Southern Peanuts-al Of the
very best quality.
Premium Bottled .8le, Porter, Cider and
Soda H'aier,
in half pint bottles, by the dozen or smaller
quantity.
.ale and .Ne,rark Cider
Of superior quality, by the barrel or other
wise.
Preserves, Brandy Fruits, Jeilies, sc.
West India, assorted, in small jars Pine
apple, peaches, pears, citron, aprlco,s, pums,
straw berries, golden plums, ounce jellies,
marmalade, &C., Of superior quality,
Picked Oysters, and Pickles.
Assorted-put up in glass jars for family use.
PERFU.NERY
Fancy soaps, hair oil, cologne water, Eng
lish, French, German g. Turkish, Orange
Flower, Rose 8, Peach water.
BRUSHES.
Cloth, hair, tooth, nail and shoe brushes.
HIllow Ware, &C.,
Fancy baskets, cradles, carriages, stray
travelling bags, &c.
CANES.
Gentlemen and Boys Canes-a fine assort
incnt.
TOBACCO.
Fine cut, Premium chewing and smoking
of common and very superior quality Ion:
and fancy pipes, Tobacco boxes, cigar cases
and snuff boxes-a fine assortment.
CIGAHS.
100000 different brands, superior quality.
BIRD CAGES.
Bird seed. Glasses. bird books, Cutile-hsl
bone, &C., &c.
| MAPLE SUGAR,
prime lot, Of superior quality.
MUSICAL INSTR U.MEN rs,
Il A fine assortment, and for sale cheap.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G II I N "A
TEA COMPANY,
l0s, Washingion-Street,
BOSTON,
S6. SOuth-Maim street,
PROVIDENCE.

@Na BY the latest vessels from China.
sIs@aG u Qhc Ann Mckim, aud Oncida.
EMH the Company havo received large
ssssssgk1S consignments Of TEAS from the
mos, eminent factors IN Canton MouQUA,
PuNHoYQuA. CHEoMGLOoNG and SnINGQUA
who are expressly retained by the Com
pany, to secure the FiNEsr CHOPS, as they
arrive at Canton from the Provinces which
arrangement enables the Company TO offer a
iIosT SUPERIOR TEA at a LOVER PRIcE
than the article has ever been offered on
This continent.
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NOTICE.

4 course of "a lessons IN VOCAL MU.
IA. SIC, will be given TO class Of young
Ladies, in the Vcsiry Of Spring ST. Church,
commencing on Wednesday, April Both, at
1 o'clock, p. III. Tickets $500.
JOHN f. TYLER.
Newport, April "a, iS45-2w.
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TOW TAX.

FINAL .NO1ItE.
4 Ill persons s"b,"'' 10 taxation "h' have 9
~ not PAID their rnv, nro r'qursi"d io call
at the Collectors Office. No. ~. Thames IT.,
aud settle previous 10 May 1T.
J. .GOODSpEED, foiis'rr
April l0lh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01


YOUNG uysoN, 25 C. lb
% good, so
excellent, 90
finest imported 65
HYsON SKIN, good, 80
TwANKAY, a
.GUNPoWDER, fine, rs
extra, fine, 500
This is the strongest and richest Tea ever
imported.
IMPERIAL, first quality, 75
IIYsON, fno, 60
soucnoNG, good, '' ''' 3 3
strong, "S
very good, "a
finest imported 20
NlNyoNq. i hy.:n IA as'o', g g
The finest aud most delicious KOKEW aud
|PECCO SOuCiIONG, 62i
ORANGE PECCO, 30
These Teas nre all weighed out Of the orgi.
nal packages in which they are imported.
Genuine IlOWQUA MIXTURE, (Fiowers
and Loavos,) considered in China as tho rich
es, and strongest Tea grown, 70 cents per
pound package.
= ID. canistors FINEST YOUNG HYSON,
81 %
. TO- canisters FINEST BLACK TEA, 81 90
2 ID. canistcrs FINEST GREEN TEA, 81 90
6, 7, & 8, 10, 2, ID, l6, and 20 ID. boxes, suita.
BILE for lamiy's use or retailing, at extremely
low prices
Chests and half chests at ONE CENT ad.
VANCE on the price Of importation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

,6iilHa,v Periec. We understand, says the
Patriot, that it is in contemplation 10 effect dur
ing the Spring, general review Of the volun-
taer military corps Of the city and counties adj
iaccnt, and as far as practicable Of the State at
large. The proposition meets, we learn, with
universal assent At all hands, and if successful,
ono O. the most splendid scenes of the kind
chat has over taken place may be expected 1t
is hoped to secure the effective presence Of the
L. $. Flying Artillery, under Major Ringgold,
aud submit the whole to the review and inspee-
ton of his eXcclency Gov. Pratt.
Violation Of City Ordinance, Edward G..
Nennrgvr, lad, about II years Of age, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Taylor, charged
with throwing stones into the workshop OF Ed
ward Thompson, in Lancaster-st., and break
iug the machinery. lie was fined 81 and costs
By Justice McAllister, and in default of pay
mont he was committed to jail.
disqualification. 1t will be seen by the adj
yar,iscncnt Of Mr. West, that youth named
John neet2, who was sent TO the Commercial s.
Farmers Bank yesterday, to make a deposit
Of S25S, has absquatulated, made tracks, and
rome TO parts unknown. i full description OF
the boy is contained in the advertisement, and
reward VI $50 is offered for the recovery OF
the money, orin proportion for any part thereof
Alarm Of Fire. The alarm of fro last night
about hali.past O'Clock, was caused by large
light seen in the Northern part Of the city
The fire department proceeded some distance
in the direction, but the light suddenly disap-
pearing, they returned.
The Courts. There was nothing of interest
done in the Courts yesterday. Cases previous
ly reported were still in continuation.
Sale Of Property Was sold on the premises
on Monday, by j. /, Gross, auctoncer, the pro-
perry on n. Gay St, nearly opposite the Odd
Fellows Hall, &C feet front on Gay and ~ feet
! on Frederick St, improved with three story
brick store and dwelling and two back
buildings; three story mixed building
two story brick dwelling; and on Frederick
street a brick dwelling aud warehouse the
whole subject to ground rent Of 5000. Sold
for 81, 9O0-purchascr, Augustus Mathiot.-
, Was sold yesterday, at the Exchange, by auc
ton, one undivided third part of % acres o
land situate in Monument street, in the noitf
western suburbs of the city, belonging to the
estate of the late J, Cox, purchased by Mr.. F
l.. Schoeffer for Sll0 per acre The Franklin
Bank property, at the north east corner of Bal
timore and North streets, was withdrawn a
! 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

''' ''' ~ AZ, r.
gre2ostl os the Amer. N &rn'Iic.o.-
TOWN MEETING TOR TIE RELIEF OF TIE
CITIZENS OF PITTsBuR@.
IN compliance with the request Of his honor
u.r Mayor, "a large aud respectable meeting,
composed principally oi the Merchants and bp-
mess men O. our CITY, assembled yesterday ai-
'arnooH IN Town Meeting at the Merchants
LNehA"go, to devise Ways and means for the
,e"c' Of our 5"loi!n2 'ei.'" c.'"'"s Oh IT'S
o"rE'
IT. n-9o'.'S was 'Hi1" ~ ol'I! y 2'''.'.I.'
I,''N l-l'li '' On '''5 '''o'''''' ms h"',"' 's
r,;n~,. f'>.''s' 'ii''''''''
l,r;.,, ,i.o C,,,.r C.J D,r:o, mad. g.
r,irf,iIr..s gta,i,., lhn object ,,TtLo ,-a,,f,r
gt t..y cor,lns.a1 o. y,I;cG Il,. Jones g,f.rsJ'
the following preamble sad resolutions which
wcro unanimously adopted.
ne ci,Y o' iii'Soaig mas 3'Ch faE,@g-1 oy Il
I'""H9 '",l"h oe5"H"'.7 IN" y','"''' "'''''S'
0'H}0oo al. PfeceoCn} o. 'oea oS'Ste''
Inc VISITATION OIL l"'S G'i-l'''Iy was as S"a"lh
as IL was Gr't''c''f, IL IL" nouns more
',',''' ~ - 80, I,,, - "
,.,ir.J Of dam, ner,yLed LcGlrc the c,r. IF
:, 49,
49, ""t't'' ,..,....,...,. 80.
= ~ Us '''C, I, "a P1oI.1 Go'''.I.
o''""'G enc 10 DC H'{'" '" 70 G'e ~
I'''i"..'s G''n o,'l |''''''' o. ""''"''' la''
"' li,, an" ''r'I u, w..
! ne c.'ze1< O, 'l'''. .'o'o are "e'P'J loF'o
oH tl'~ c, a, Il. e'et.. c...,.,.....
ron '.'' sCo'Is. o. .''1' rs IRON tnll Oh Pcs
n,nn,, Iot r,5ich Tnon ss,er COM,
nalitv io.dii, mav }r.l nano rs to.norro,y.-..
IN nr3,lSrin,r a,,.,iaat,,y nnd torJoging nssfs,.
',oI ~ ,bn s,dj;,ary Il, P;,'ybnr,r .o mr., ..
,,,.r.nr ly,o I.;nll, olIioas ,yhc;t ,,,, ho n,,r
~. f. al,in Lrre,Irr Gam othars uhich il
,1o 70 ca h 0. a , '!oh h, U.o.S T ci
W., ,,.,. ~ r,t.n ~ %. n,.'.,5 ,.,ii,
~ g W. rlI ''5 ,ta J in,orc ,,'
No. :,,,t ,,i
r3,.rI ,, Ma ,it,,,, ~ ca,Ii
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

The MUsEUM-Beaea Of lie Sufferers by Tie
.qis Fire at PttsJwg. 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in another column, that Mr..
Peale, with praisewolthy lbcrality, has set
aside the proceeds of the Saloon tonight for
4he benefit of the Pittsburg sufferers. The bill
Is an excellent one, and We trust that the house
sviA be filled from turrot to foundation"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

ETHIOPIAN SEREHADEHs. These real 'S!-
a1an Pure" SorcHaters give another Concert
this evening at the Saloon Of the Assembly
Rooms The simple announcement is enough
e draw 4 crowded audience.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

MANAGED HARDWARE. The subsci
.ES Der has determined to sell Off his entire stock
Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, damaged by the
late fire in Pratt near Light Street consisting of gen
era assortment of all articles usually kept in Hard
ware store. The whole will be sold at Private Sale
without reference to ost. For Bargains call early.
aplj 81 ETM. Proctor; 100 Pratt-st,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

Affirmed 10 and uhscrbcd before me. the day and
year first within written and further certify, that
GX lniued the within naaGI dcp0nent, and that his
head does not appear in any degCc bald, but that
The contrary, the deuonent has remarkably abundant
head of hair. JANES n. BAKER. Alderman,
For sale, corner OF HANOVER and BALTIMORE
STREETS. II
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MORTIMER s AIoWBRAY.

GE-LAnlE&' SUPPER, &c. The Ladies Of St.
Andrew Church purpose giving 4 supper in the base
maut room Of the Church. on The Evenings of 32nd,
23I and oath inst The proceeds TO be appEed towards
reducing tie Church debt. A. no pains will he spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
Ia les hope their effort, viii be appreciated, and the
laulahe object ia view promoted.
Tickets to be had nj The book stores of Mr.. B:nneT,
Chq.!ta street, and OF Mr. H. co'hum, Baltimore ST,
! and at the door O! the Lo%iure Room.
NIB. rhG room win he open TOT the reception oil
viaiters throughout The day. apo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16
LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen ship IppeCauOe, soon.
For Macao and Can;on-Barquc Inca, 2Jtn inst
For Bremen -BarqGe Louise, 3Oth inst.
For Rio dc J&ueiro-Bag1Ge Hebe with desrate{
For Kingston. Jam-Sehr MIrtla Elizabeth, ,giis
despatch.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

~ LOTS OF CHEAP GOODS RIGHT ON THE
CORNER OF BALTIMORE md CHARLES. SITS,
Gcu,iemen'a beautiful Cotton Cloves l2i; most beau
tu fire Linen Thread Gloves, ouy 3 ctsi summer
Stocks onig Ct cts; BomblHne Stocks lf3: h.k, sarn
do 30 and So; Linen Co!l;us OF the newest styles,
ljc gcntlemeU'a SuspcHde,s in varieties at p, 81
37t and 30 cts; ladies' Spring Caps cts. each, Gloves
s. and 10 cts. pan; also, Soaps, Cologne Water, fine
Extracts: Rogers Congress Knives, only 81 90 EACH;
Scissors 10 and l2} pair; and Head Brushes, Combs,
Tooth and NUi Brushes S<r. These, with all the
latest style Goods, run of At low prices for cash and
no Abatement. At
apl6-2tt MORTiMER McWbRAf.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

FIRE ~ THE WooDs. On Friday morning
last, tract of well stocked timber about one
thousand acres in extent, at Earlylle, Earl
township, Berhs county, Pa. was destroyed by
fire, together with large quantity Of wood,
corded, and an immense number of fence rails.
The fire originated in n small hut occupied by
a negro family on the edge of the woods, and
ragged with tremendous fury until within reach
of Boyersto%u, when, by the strenuous oXer-
tons of the people Of the neighborhood, the
flames were arrested. The damage is consider
able, great quantity of iao timber being de-
sirnvpi.
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---..-...,.,..,
~ " =
STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
v,-is namnh,ct of uo,,,yI. at ~ n9gcs. written
D.! IN GOVERNOR h"'"a'' 81 h'r'''H'' ~ '''''',"
,,.f.,..., ~, -, ~. -, ..o,nor With col
p,,,,o, .,d o,t,, di,,;,a,;a. rr.roly ,r,oi,,,d
"''"i' al" o'heI u'sn'l''i''' Is 'O''''!
and all matters III relation to his marriage, ana It's
subsequent unpleasant events explained and com
,.,,cl NJ, min, croo .,,,I .ao - badattbi.
W., ~" '.' "l'.' 10Y ''''' ''s"'' - '''
once i'iCe - Cunts
&c no MA" need now despair OF being enIe' %
the PILES, Tor a Remedy is presented That Will
,D' tl!'' "piy ~ t.1''I,, ~,
'f"'ih'' AitDtIi"E "AbJ"A'"Nh' ~
last Baltimore street. Gih door ,a-tOI Front stre"t
,,l..,r ,y,ll he fo,lrd qr,fk EE-V ,NU MOST COM
,,,,,,,.-,,,.,, .rr,,., 80, ,,r,,.r,.r,. r,.i.r
i'''.' ~ ~ l. SH''i''7 ~ H'"'~'''' =. so,
PibbJCLD' 'fi@
. rp1.r,Tn cfr,,,r ,,otr,rn S.rkIproyrD IN
,-r,l,,.,,,,.I =, .. ,.,,, ..,,,.
D!AH L'blH uI'" iii'ba; are 10" ""h" 'A"''
real good than al other medicines together They are
uyivcra,i, apDroygd for their unTiy ed virtues and
/ 49,. 49,, ,
P'H''''"''S' III consequence VI wiz" WV! nav '
come a shining mark against which all the arrows 0
amy and "a anpri,-cd haas $40 Ipypph viihnu dis
49,, 49,, ~, &c.. ,., ...,,, ....,.
""'"""i "'o t'"h """ '"""''F h-'N' ''r'""' "'''
t'ei' WaisH''
T,,,.r,,,, .,,.,ii,, ~, .,,,,,, C,,.,l PHI ar,
''''' ''' '''''' ''' - '.'
genuine, HHeS5 Dr. t. brnl' SEI'h signature Is o."
crs,jb5y, 4 worthless imitation has been made,
,,i., T.. ,.rc Ieranrou, heinz, M, l.. mostly ri a vile
s ''
mixture %. cape, AIocs and GInhoge, parctpIb'e on
breaking .he bill open. Fin. ipg Office, 10 GiceE-
wien street Ney York
No. Dealers furnished At the New York CoI.gs Of
NJ, r-o ,....,,,,..,, .,.,, Nm. v,r., And ,,,l
'"'',
by H. ". NhdfC"%, !!il-st, one ""nr from tnaftes
ST. ret; also By other rrsp.ctlJe Druggists in Balti-
, oh. ,,.Ir ,,.,, call d, c,,.,,.-,i. ,n1s co9,.
"''-'' ' '
$50, =, - - ,,,-
~ - = 4" 49, n'" a. % ~, M,
iE,s VI '9Hl-I, iohtFAli ASp iIIi"F'H h"hEH'
NiNb'N I'"''' 70 So - , ,,,-,,-,,
% * ~, Nv" '''' "'i''"" IN"
|l.h9'''H' RIG 70 g. sc r,.
Fne.S rcG"It ana Fla'sI ,msrt,'a N LtHgs I a.
.---..-. 80, ~.
" GvLNHb'A LS'''I', w - i,. ~. ", y I "g
me!H0eFs are iHtl slet ~ "IC' a. We ~,
street. on Wv Ehp't n"r%,"y, ~ NIX ~
a. rioc"' !" 2jI'hG nc Nv '' 81 ~, 80
JOIN iIANnhIN Mr'Mn'ta ~ 5''lti i'o5@'S' ~ = ,
Stahi'ng, are iT1ieFh4y n!.'u 10 t,ti,''' ny o.,''
II W.T. IT, Ioi'1' "'' "'c J.
r.,-y.,sIr,vf,r0,- rrNIprcAvrr sOrIE7,y.
The following gentlemen Were cIect'u officers OF tte
Washington ItH!ptlahcc f"e','l OH 'h"H""' evening,
Aapt,Jo.'M r. 49, . t'si"'"E
t'"IEt I5!1t-It >; ,Iel !" ECU, ~ y,
JTnN !, ~, ,1i,C ~, Wv: ''H"''''' SIC y
will AN CirLn,
90. w, SIEH Ak, Assistants 10 Vo'
LpiiN h'HhHDNo, ,,
JCiM - mCN,' ~ M,1cutnli'@ Hcc'e'a'!'
JJu y -, -, n,'f !, ~; ~ IeaS"i'I'
VIZ, I hR!Ii ,:"'N; :, 80
JHiN t,r|U,hhfn,,, N'''ho'"2 ,olS"',.''
w. h'""NH''"' It
,,,--,,,,-.-,1,,-, ,-r-,,r-117,-,1 -.11p,-n oy
TfR AND WOOD NAPHIHA. Read iho iohowag:
lHILAHEtFliiAs 'Cl' II, ''tt'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

gaI III HIM AGAIN-EMORY & co. LUCKY.
I'll "a Nos, IL 6S The beauty of s:l7OO in a whole.
was sent to Dayton, Ohio, Nos. 3 50 $1,000 in a
package OF quarters. sent 10 Eikton, Nd One OF $500
IN whole, sent 10 ChaGhersburg, Pr. S2G0 and of
$ltO each sold to customers. Again we shy, Emory
x TO. in lack.
THIS DAY, draws the Susquehanna Caaa Lottery
class ID, the most beautiful scheme we have had f5r
fha
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No. 10 DNIII'LOft sUttI,
aplG rARl First Dry Goods House below ChaIle

al E44IIgtG OFF! In order to reduce my pre-
~ sent etock of CHEAP GOODS ! will sell Silver
Pencils at 25 cents; Gold do 8; Gold Rings p cents;
Set do 31 Gold Pins 20; do. Earrings 25r; Gold watch
Re! 81; Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Necklaces
2jc Jet Buttons cts, dozens DO Hair Pins G.! cts do,
Rreaslpins IL; Scissors Sc; Needles cts; Tape cts,
doz; Pins cts paper Hooks and Eyes ct box; G. :.
Butter Knives 90 Britannia Table Spoons Isl cts set;
Cotton half Hose cts; Twist Combs els; Side do.
cents pair; Bears Oil l2!; Cologne (goo1j 10 cents;
britannia Coffee Pots 81 2j; Tea do. co. Whole set do.
6 piecasJ s.; Penknyes low; Knives and Forks do;
-hoveIs and Tongs cheap Spit.oons Is cents; Lamps
lip; CandIcsticks ftp; Casters (rcvolvag) 75c; Clocks
81. Also, general assortment Of Threads; Buttons;
Jewelry; Combs; Brushes; Wallets; Fancy Soaps; ia
panned Wares, SC, al re5p reduced pTicns
GEORGE r. ETCKERS,
No Baltimore street.
apl6 Between The Bridge and Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-16

NAVAL. The U. $. sloop of war Saratoga,
Comd'r Shubrck, dropped down to Hampton
Roads on SATURDAY..
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lNIIsI.i.N, u
s1For sale by ROBERTS < AFKINsOT, consr~~of
Hanover and baltimore-sls Baltimore. 1t
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DRY GNODSl DRY GONnSn

- - - 49, A|'NA NCCbhJ''
ETT - have this day received large and splendid
w assortment nf SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS,
which, in addition 20 cur already extensive assert
mcnt enables rs to offer TO purchasers still greater
iGGGcemrits than herclG:orra
tLpT!lS-l0j pieces super FRENCH, English and
American 6tuad Cloths, of every shade and quality.
CASSiMERES y TWEEDS-l2O pieces new STYLE
Fancy Cassinieres; gold MIXED TWreds; 3 4 fancy
1weedS; super French DTap pEte 80 pieces plain
and twiiled Summer Cloth; 500 do assorted Panta-
loon stuff
SUPER LINEN DRiLLS-300 pieces "a and A.
Brown Linens, assorted.
NESflNGs--Elack Satin, Cashmelc Marsces,
Nal,ntia aud Fancy silk Vestng.
PRINTS s MUSLINS-20 cases new style Prints:
20 do Black Muslin; >, 6, and l2l do Shectine; 300
pieces "a Cambrics JAG onets Lace and Plaid Muslin
BALHARlNE, BARECES and LAlVNS--A beau
tiinl assortment of newest styles Mousn de Laine
Alpaca, Cashmerrs, sc. &c.
6. II. RICHARDSON & co.
No. l33 Baltimore street,
apl6 TART First Dry Goods House below Charles,
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A CHANCE FOR MECHANICS. The Danville,
Pa, Inteligencer says the Montour Iron Com
pany, at Danvillo, have engaged with two con-
tractors for the erection of one hundred and
twenty dwelling houses at that place this sea-
son. The houses are to be of good size, and
we'll arranged for the comfortable accommoda-
ton Of families. The carpenter work Of the
great Rolling mill of this Company now ap-
proaches completion, and the contractor for the
Rolling mill has taken large portion of the
dwelling houses.
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CLEARED,
Brig kirk"ooJ, Iianey, New Orleans, Benz. Duc-:
< Son.
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MARINE LlST-P0RT OF BALTiliJNE


TUESDAY, APRIL Is 1915.
FROM THE EXCHANGE nEApING-Roeu BooR..
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\ alNy E;& PIX tGSs STEAMBOAT LINE,
= mn


Z ssss"-, The new Steamer EXPRESS. Can't
s;sj s;;afcs u hitcar, Will leave the head OF Plait
.'st' si.s.sis- 81. wharf THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON, ibih instant at ,! O'Clock, and t"iH al7irc in
Phadei5td NE neat morning in time 10 connect nth
tie Ac~ York Morning Train
rms Boat can comfortably accommodate seventy
passengers. with superior state Room and Berths
having been built expressly for the trade between Bal
limore and Philadelphia, and is the fastest propeller
in the United States.
gf~PASSAGE Sl0O. FREIGHT taken as low
as by any other Line.
u Apply at the Steamboat Office, n L, corner of
PlHit and Lsht-ss., on the Captain on board
II. Il. No whartagc ctGrged ca Goods shippeG in his
Line, either in Pii1i2ighit 5r Bel more. 1t
ETiJ pUVAl.L las taken an OFFICE in EX-
I'd change PL.3CE three doors tyo,a the corner.
Of South ,trcct, whore he will all times BE prepared
To discharge tie duties of a JUSTICE OF TUE
PEACE. lie viii also attend 10 Convey anCing in all
~ tofns--to the execution Of Commissions drawing
lnsolvrut Papers. S<e.
Having practised law several years; aud having been
cle;k N the High Court OF Chancccv, he hattcrs
himself with the belief that he will be able to give sa-
ust1ction 10 those who may cntrust him with ther
business apis Sw3t
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nc COLUMBIA LODGE, No. =, /. O. .. +. The
me.ajcrs are eqa. sDed to meet al t!c Hail H. Gay
street. on no MORROW (Thurs'avl AFTERNOON,
at , e'cock, 10 attend Ac ftpcra Of their late Bro.
JoHx NANnIIN Mrinhers Of sister Lodges, in good
standing are fraternity invited 10 attend. By order
II WN. II. COLE. Jr, Sec'y.
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az. WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
EIE0OPTNG COUGH C0bDL7L has been proved
in this city aad elsewhere 70 be the hest REMEDY, Il
not Ihe only enc ever discovered, Tor WuOOpl NJ
Cough, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, MI SFRlC-
TURH& Or THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF breathing,
sc, The genuine article car, only he obtained of Dr.
GIDEON i. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank. North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
icrDls nh26 I'm
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tg3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH liGt
STREEI, TWO doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly