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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
IIEADACEAE--Sck or Nervous.

r9NIlOSE who have suffered and are wear,
A Of suffering with this distressing com.
plaint, will fnd SPENCER'S VEGETA.
Bile PILLS, u remedy at once certain anc
immediate IN its effects. One single dose o
the Pills, taken soon II, the headache is fel,
coming on, will cure 1t in one hour, and ire-
quentIy in / ) minutes.
, The proprietor Of this highly celebrated
medicine, feels it duty TO make known TO HE
good people Of Newport and its vicinity, its
extraordinary virtues. IN an cases nf pain II
single trial will satisfy the most incredulous,
that they will give immediate relief no regard
l. TO be hal ~ TO what time they are taken.
This medicine, Tor want oi materials which
compose It, has been principally confined TO the
State of Rhode Island. Were 1t as well known
in all the states, the wants could no, be sup.
piled upwards Of twenty-five thousand boxes
al the inesrlmuble Pills have been sold within
the last twelve months IN Rhode island alone.
The Pills are put up invariably in round tia
bOXes the cover Of each box stamped g. :.
The outs dc covering must he an engraved
label, and signed &. Spencer, with the propre-
tors own hand. No other can DO genuine.
Each 10, contains 81 Pills
Price 81 cents
For sale by Miss BETSEY W. STANDBY.
store -, S1rlng street, formerly occupied hJ
tie late Ms. Mary 1iry, aud At wholesale by
the principal Druggists IN the city Of Prov.
dence.
Prepared only By the subscriber in Warw.ck
X. J., who j. sole proprietor, 10 whom only
the composition Is known.
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THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

ENOR some unaccouutable reason, for the last
one or two years, many young people,
both male aud female, have had the misfortune
10 have their hair turn permanently grey. We
nave been frequently applied to for something
10 turn the hair TO It's natural color, which has
induced u, To go 10 much trouble and expense
m order 10 furnish our customers aud the public
generally with a new and improved Hair Dye
one that is nearly ciiecua. aud mol the least in
lurlous To the head or hair, for the moderate
pr ic OF 80 cent. per bottle. We have succeed
I'D eyond our expectations. This article we
oherto the public with grctt confidence. We
have had It Thoroughly tested, time after time,
before We could otter IT for sale Tho price is
such that all can afford To use it, aud It's quality
we believe to be superior to any ever before
made
/ Sold by CONSTOCK & ROSS NO.
10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agent for Newport,
X }. TAYLOR,
May |. li8, Thamcs-st
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New and Fashionable
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
..SAEcY sgc&N,
Newport Depot of Artificial Hair Work.

iI'llE subscribers have taken the Store for.
m"rly orrupled by Mr. George Fusneau
No. IGi, Thames Sreei,. aud have fitted II
up in II style lo accommodate all who may
favor them with their patronage.
They are now PrepIred to cut, curl, and
champoo the halr ~ the mos. approved style.
They also keep on hand every article
adopted to the ToIet-such as Cologne.
Hair Cd, pcriumrd sonps, Hair Dye, comb,
Of all kinds, aud hair, Clothes, hat aud tooth
brushes
HAIR WORK, Of all descriptions, con.
slanly on hand and for sale low.
s. a. II. II. YOUNG.
n. V. They will wait upon persons
ther residences. II required.
Newp' IT, April 10, leI5-6m.
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STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND PRON
IDENCE PLANTATIONS

In General Assembly, June Session, A. ID.
lSij.
AN ACT To nu'horsc tho School Commit
tees OF the several towns Ia make returns.
II IS enoeied by Me General IssomJiy
as toIiows
Section |. The School Committee Of the
several towns that have neglected Ia make
returns, are hereby authorised 10 make re-
turns of the condition of The Public Schools
IN snld towns Tor the past year, with the
same effect ne # such returns had been made
according to law PrOpuied, said returns be-
mnde To the Secretary Of State within thirty
days after the rising of this General Assem-.
hIv
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HENRY BOWEN, .Sec'iy

AN ACT Ia continue an act entitled "AI
act seeming TO mechanics aud others, pay
mcut for their labor and materials eXpen
dcd IN erecting and repairing houses and
other bindings, canals, IaIlronds nnd turn
pike, with their appurtenanccs."
II is enacted by The GoHyM assembly as
IoitowS:
Section |. The act entitled San act Sc
curing To mscharics and others payment for
their labor aud materials expended IN erect
Ing and repairing houses and other buildings,
canals, railroads aud turnpikes, with their
appurcnancos," passed February 7th. 1881
aud nll acts in amendment thereof, are here
by continued ~ torce until the rising Of The
General Assembly al their January session,
A. ID. 1916.
True COPY witness:
HENRY BOWEN, .Stc'ry.
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-2AWLANW
MI e D CT N r s.

| A NEW rnpply Of the most popular pate
l IA medicines, aIntng which are
Sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract o
H Sirsaparila.
Sands salt Rheum Remedy
Starkweather's llepatic Elixir.
SWANS panacea.
DIR. Jayne's Expectorant, : For Couphs
DR. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, ash
Taylor's Basam Of Liver.
wort, ma and PuI
Wstar's Bas,m Of Wild
Cherry, monary al
Mrs. VI. n. GARDENERS BaSam
Of LlVeTwort, lcc,lons gen
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Anderson Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Shcrman's and Wistar's Courl
Iozenges.
Pease's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne's, Swaim's X Fahnestock's Vermiluge,
adswouh's, Remington 5 & Coxe's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnoiold's and Dunbar
Fluid Magne,ia.
Glove Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief Of
tOOthache.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable, Whimey's)
Cough, & Whitney sdntibi!ious, ,Mead's, : Pills
Daveupou's, Tomato, sc. &C.,
ALSO DIR. II. 6. Wilcy's Respiralor, of
Breath Warming Instrument, for the use OF
those persons whose lungs are rrtatcd by ex
posGre TO the air the objects Of which are to
enable the consumpve aud those predsposed
TO con umptiOn, to take exercise " Without risk in
the open air, and TO prevent the bad effects to
lhe lungs, arising iron sudden changes in the
temperature Of The atmosphere
Just received and for sale by
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True witness,
HENRY BOWEN, .Secry.

AN ACT in amendment, Of the &c, entitled
An act imposing dniy upon licensed
persons aud others, and bodies corporate"
n is enacted by he General .4ss,mLiy as
JoHors:
The first section of snid &C, is so amended
that .very Cierk of the Supreme Court, and
every Clerk of nny Court nt Common Pleas
-hnll annually pay 10 and for the use "l the
Sta,c. i"riy per cent on all fees received
over four hundred dollars, instead o. twenty
per cent a. therein provided.
True copy-wlrness.
HENRY BOWEN, Secin
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Fashionable EeCfcclOry.

rHNllE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public tha, he has thoroughly fitted NJ
his establishment IN Thames street, where h,
will constantly keep on hand every variety
of Confectionery, Pastry, Cakes, &c, manu-
'actured ut the best materials, and IN the
incest manner, Tor sale as low as at any
other establishment IN town.
lie has also prepared rooms for ICf
CREAMS, JrLLIEs Of all description, &c
which will be served to ladies' aud gentlemen,
with promplness, aud IN AIRY aud pleasant
apartments.
The best Soma kept constantly on hand.
THOMAS PELL.
Newport MAY G. lSiI
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GENERAL VARIETY STORE,
VIM. II. GREENE,

HAVlNG removed to the store No. los
- Thames street. iormorly occnplrd bl
The late Tmos. &. BRowN 6 So>s, is pre-.
pared lo cul ard make all kinds oi Garment.
IN the most fashionable styles. and on as ITO
era terms a. any "rh"r establishment.
Wan,cd-5 or q girls 10 learn the trade.
March H.
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NOTICE..

! I1NllE subscriber having contracted To fur
nSh several large Houses aud iamllle,
| IN this town, with all such ealablc articles a,
may be wanted during the visiting season
! I(cumnenclng the l0lh of June aud contiunt
| un,l The lOih Scptenber,) and having made
arrangements la New York and Boston, " III
he able to furnish, fresh every morning anl
evening, direct per steamboat from those
markets
Poultry, Game, Green Turtle, early
Vegetables ;-Frait, green and dry :
! Oysters, &c, together with fresh Salmon
| direct from the east, via Boston, at the
lowest prices and best quality.
\ All persons wishing the above articles. or
/ any others from New York Or Boston, eau be
accommodated by application to the subscrl
| b"r, or by leaving their orders al his Store
No p, Thames street, on or previous Ia lhe
9Th OF June next, as after that date he will
be III New York most OF the time, aud viii
give hls whole personal attention to tins
branch Of business. so that those who may
favor him with their custom mny depend up
on receiving whatever they may order.
/ ~" Roasting Beef, every morning by
the Boats, or any other meat It desired
h IN ST0gE--a good assortment Of Ea.W
Ll GROCERIES,. Also inst received
and will keep on hand Fishing lines s hooks,
and gear Of all descriptions TO suit the mar.
ket. IN short, The subscriber intends to keep
GENERAL VARIETY STORE,
n No. %, Ihnmes street, oR siand, H>atfS
Biock, $50 cohed
CHARLES &. BURDlCK.
N. B. Boarding House opposite No 81,
where can be accommodated from III TO 20
Boards by the week.
Newport, May29 ISlJ.
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Splitting Blood.


Il Mrs. THoUBoUKN, 3j2 Monorc street, who
had been troubled for great length Of time
by severe cough, and raised quantities Of
blood was relieved by one bolle Of tho
OosaoniaT, and declares II the greatest remedy
~ the world.
DENNIs kLLry, 20 Water street, was also
relieved from the same complaint, although no
wd> very mu"h reduced when he commenced
taking II, having been under the care Of his
physician daring the past winter. Although he
coughed constantly aud was very much iron
bled with nigh, sweats, two bottles Of the rene
dy enabled him TO return TO his daily work. lie
was entirely relieved
David Henderson, 80 Iaight street, George
w. Burnett, formerly Of Newark, n. J. Henry
Lisbon, 1919, RiNington street and numerous
other persons have been speedily and perma-
nenily cured Of the same complaint by thIs
remedy.
The array Of nnmos which could be produced
of persons who have used lhis great remedy
would more than fill column. Among tho
number we are permitted TO refer to A. NJ.
l'lnlnger, l02 Barclay street {; Nj. Wilson Of
lioboken Mrs Bell Of Morrslown, N. J.
James d. Devoe, lcI Reade street Mrs Nc
Caiiree, so Attorney street +. Smith, 81 Sd
Avenue Mrs. Wm. H. Atlree Of this city,
and Mrs. Archibald, 35 White street.
BE not deceived with any other remedy when
YOU wish to purchase this, and remember that
foIgcr's Olosaonan or All Healing Balsam is
sold only al 100, Nassau street., one door above
Ann.
Also for sale in Newport 10y Il. J. TAYLOR;
Portsmouth, by Nathan Dennis-Tiverton, by
Charles AImy Little Compton, Benz. Seabury,
and L. L. Church Go. May |.
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BALM OF COLUMBIA.

E hDIEs & GENILEMEN, will YOU be with
" out the genuine Oldridge's Balm Of 60.
lunbli lor you- hair you may depend upon
it, u Is The only article that is sure 10 prevent
badness, aud keep the head free from dlndrua
We have known It restore hair On the bald head.
Of persons seventy years of age-Comstock &
Ross gi.e reference 10 any that wish, 10 those
WHO have been perfectly bald lor years, and
have had their hair restored within The last two
months. re sure and get the genuine with M,
signature Of Com-iock 4 Go. on n, ~ got none
Sold by COMS1OCk s. ROSS, No.
~, fremont Row, Boston.
Agent for Newport,
Il j. TAYLOR,
May il8, 1bamcsN
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Consumption 0f Me Lungs.

Mr.. CoMFoRr, 3j " hite street, was so low
IN the month OF December, that ho was given
up 10y his physician, Ills friends entertained
no hope of his recovery. lie was persuaded
to try the OoSaonan, and to hi, surprise il has
50 far restored him TO health that he is now able
TO walk about the streets.
Mrs. Ailree. the wife Of VIM. H. Attree,
James ilarman, Esq aud George w. lays.
Esq, can all bear testimony from their own
experience Of the healing properties OF tins
Great Remedy IN Consumption Of the Lungs.
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ASK THE SUFFERER
FROM
ASTH MA,

Hhat has reitstd him IN ssch a short time
from his difficulty Of Jreaihjag, Cough
and Su6oeafion
lie wH hHyou IL was "Foiger's Oiosooniaa
or an Heating Baisam."
dsk The ConsnmPfire Wh0t has oiiayed his
Cough, removed The Pain IN side and
Chest, ehtcked hiS night SWeoh and
placed the rose Of heahh upon
his chsek ? and he tpW tell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
RAelSnelc Elixir,

n new remedy Jor Jundice, Dysprpsia, hd,,
gtSiion, UeakmSS and .Sourness of Me
stomach, Loss ofappetiie, Loien,Ss oj spir-
as, Headache, asthma, Rheumatism, Ftmaie
ObsiruciiO''S a'm UeakneSSes, and all oihv
Complaints arising from discussed state
oj lie Liver and ITS secIetions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

JUST received BY WM. $ vOSE, fresh
I" supply of Doci. BaANpRETHs PiLLs,
The Only authorised agent Tor this town, and
for sale hi the office over Mr. Corban's shoe
store, aud at the Touro street Cottage on
Tho llill
Newport, May q, 1915.
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New SiIrnS d OOds.

JOHN II. JOUVET, Agent for the
BOSTO.N DYE house, will attend 10
forwarding all goods pp, in his care to bc
coloreC. And warrants satisfaction TO all
who will favor him with their patronage.
I April 10.
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lut Hht w NtWpuU uy
March Z. II. J. TAYLOR.

SARsArARILLA and Tomato Bl,tcrs; Tooth.
- ache Drops; Browns Boneset Candy
S'arkwonther's Ilcpalic Elixir; Inexhaus,a.
Bile Smelling Salts a further supply of these
celebrated articles Just received by
June oh X. J. TAYLOR.
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n. r. II a z e Il d,

Sign Of the Golden MoHar, near the State
House, Newport, x. l. [reb. l.
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HERNIA OR RuPTURE,-Tl

has cured yer, bad rapture, aud although
It might not all, Vet u would be wise io tty IT, 1t IA
peculiar complaint. but may be helped some, II not
cured cntIrey. have not the shadow oi doubt that
Il would cure thousands il u lrinl madc, who be.
hoyc No medicine OF the lCast benefit.
p. worth would satisfy any one whether ID would do
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
CI,OLIC, PAIN, or INFIAMMA.

TION OF THE BOWELS Let the Salvr be rubbed
In mud heated with The rrc Or hot Hat iron, aud al
pain- mud dii-utS viii suuu cease.
sWEiIINGS ui The joints, or Weakness, or hny NJ
rcton oi the bone nothing - good ~ this Snlye.
rDi-DNs I never knew ANY, ti'ng good NJ tbs
snlye. 10 the poison ~ dischnipe immediately,
md leaves not thc slightest cause u alarm Poison Nv
nails bites ot animals OF burns rtmuNes when moth.
inR etsD VIII
II vii also restore the HHr-cure old sores. NORTH.
cations ulcers, Nr .-rruptiOns arising from Iiyrf.
complnintpfeVent broken hrcsstrr relieve not effect.
uaiiy cure III pains Rftptng- unnmuttons and dsor.
ders uf the buwcl--curr rOtnsAc ,Nc. ~ TANtiY
salye of untold yhlue, there but icw complaints
ID will not ieu, A.
JAMES MC'AIIsTER 4 co, South
street New Yurk--ole frnpfistufs NJ The abotr Nrl
cine. vhnn all rhmHuuirH uu- ho addressed
post rar Puro % snui. auI 100 cents
For sale Wy X j TAYLOR. agent,
Newport. !; ! Apui ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

medicines to children taken inwardly they would
no slow to resort to ihen Especially "mercurih lu,-
engrs," called "mcdicated lolcngcs," "ycrnilugcs"
pills, SC. Even were II possible to say positively that
worms present it II not sHJ. The truth Is,
tell, invariably, when worms present. Ol
course the remedy IL not applicable 10 The complaint.
Now lu Ahy IT, parents, that this shlvo viii always
tell u child has worms. Let u be rubbed on the neck
chesito keep them from gong uP,nnd then down the
bowels aud ticy viii soon leave. II win drive every
ye-tge oi them away. This u ample and safe cure.
No injury can come OF u ANY way. but should II bo
Cholr, inflammation Uf the bowels or Eripe oi the
tesiinrs u wtl rntctuRlly cure them the worms.
There is probably medicine on the nce u The enIth
at oncr aud 80 safe IN the expulsion or worms.
II would be- cruo nay wicked To give internal doubt.
nl mcdirnc - long ~ harmless, certain aud encc.
ImnLIN ~ AIIrnnI rmIII be Ind.
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A NEW supply Of the most popular patcn
IA medicines. arntng which are
Sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract OF
S.r-..,,.,rIllI
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QUINSY, SORE THROAT, INFLU.
ENZA, BRONCUITIS.-1 is not an

internal remedy in existence, that viii cure these
disorders quick this SHlve. II opens the pores
on the neck aud draws of all the Inflammation aud
impure juices, aud uw days sets the patient we'll IL
n sovereign IN these
fILES.-1he SaIve acts upon the Pea as
upon Sore Ewes. There I, Inflammation which must
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-05

CONVICTION OF Col. DAvENpoRT's
MunDERERs.-We copy the following
from the St. Louis Republican of the
18th alt;
We learn from Rock Island that the
grand jury, at their session last week,
found true bills against Burch, Baxter,
the two Longs, and Young, for the mur-
dor OF Col. George Davenport, ON the
4th of July last. On Wednesday ofthat
week, Young and the two Longs were
put on their trial. The Court appointed
three members of the bar to act as their
counsel, Nearly three days were occu-
pied IN the trial. On Friday evening the
case was gwen to the jury, and ver>
dict of murder rendered against each Of
them. On Saturday morning they were
brought into court and sentenced to be
hung on the 29th of the present month.
Full and voluntary disclosures had been
made by Burch, in the hope of being
permitted to become States evidence,
with chance for pardon, but so COM
plete was the testimony, independent OF
his confession. that he would be put
upon his trial, and no doubt suffer the
fate Of those already condemned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-05
THE PAST AND THE PRESENT.
GHLETT s& co.

MOT having sold goods for the last "a
IN years in this village at one per cent prof
it they, cannot at this time claim any
preemphon right like their neigbors; but think
if they had there would have been less mo-
nopolies and more money in the pockets of
the People. They do not wish at This time to
exhibit any-egotism and mountebank "enina-
tions of ,0ind and Cas- to CANNON the peo
pie another "a years-for they think that
every honestman, woman, and child in Port
age county know that the establishment of
the "Cdsh and Ready Pay" Store in this
place has reduced the prices Of Goods 25 per
cent-and further-the people may expect
that so long as water runs and grass grows
that we shall continue TO sell Goods here 10
per cent. less on the stock throughout than
any old coucern in this County, notwith-
standing the pufs and swels of the Great
Western. """@
Ravenna, Nov. 4th, 1S45.
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NTOTlCE is hereby given that petitions
will be presented to the General As
semby of the State of Ohio at their ap.
preaching session, praying for the erection
of new county to be called Farmer, EN-.
bracing the following described territory, viz:
Beginning at the N. E. corner of Green town.
ship, in Columbiana county, thence w. on
the county line to the s. +. corner of Els
worth township, in Trumbull county; thence
N. on the township line to the N. L. corner
of observation-disclosures w. to the s. E. corner
of Milton township-thence N. to the N. E.
townships to thu NJ w. corner of Palmyra
township in Portage county--thence s. on
the township line to the s. w. corner OF
Palmyra-therce w. on the township line TO
the NJ. w. corner of Atwater township
thence s. on the town line to the s. w. cor
ner of Atwater-thence w, on the Reserve
line to the N. w. corner of Marlborough
township in Stark county-thcnce s. on the
line of townships to the s.. w. corner o
Marlborough-thence E. on the line of town
ships to the N. w. corner of Washington
township-thence s. on the township line &c
the S. w. corner of ashington-thence E
on the s. line Of Washington to the county
ine--thence s. on the county line to the s.
w. corner of West township in Columbiana
county--thence E. on the county line to the
s. Z. corner of West--thence N. on the line
of townships to the N. line of the fourth tieI
if sections in Butler township--thence E. or
the line Of sections to the 5. w. eoruer oi
Perry township--thence N. on the W. line
of Perry to the N. W.-corner of said town
ship-thence E. on the township line and line
of sections to the E. line of Greene town
ship-thence N. on the township line to the
place of beginning-embrscing Burlin, Els
wort and Milton townships, in Trunbull CO.
Deerfeld, Atwater, ard Palmyra townships
in Portage CO o.--Lexlngton, Mallboroag, ant
Washington townships in Stark CO., ant
West, Knox, Smith, Goshen, and eight sec
tions ofthe N. Of Butler and SO much Of tn
township Of Green as lies between the line q
sections that bounds the township OF Perry o.
the N. and the Western Reserve line. con
tanning ait square miles,
= October Goth, lS45. Sw2ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-05

ss~. The n. Y. correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger. gives the following
statement with respect to the effect Of
the news by the Cambria on the mar
kets Of that city:
,a"The effect upon our market Of the
news by the Cambria has been immedi-
ate and important. The letters Of our
merchants speak much more alarmingly
than the English papers of the failure OF
ahe potato crop throughout Northern Eu-
rope. From the orders that have ap-
peared in the market for the purchase Of
flour, il would seem that on the other side
they consider the failure of the potato
crop Of more than seeming interest. AS
soon as the letters were distributed,
fresh orders were in the market for -four
and rice. Several thousand barrels Of
Asur were taken yesserday!at an advance
Of 25 to 37a cents. Rice went up, too,
from 25to so cents.
Grams felt sensibIy the rise in -four
the holders of wheat put up the prices to
o.. Corn also was held frmer and
higher. Iadeed the general complexion
Of things was improved, but in the ar
ticles specified only has any advance ol
price obtained. The private letters diff.
fer some from the newspaper quotations,
and with each other, in regard to cotton.
Some letters state that an advance of l.ed
had taken place. while others disavow
any advance. The holders are some>
what disappointed, as they had been
hatterlng themselves with decided ad-
vance in prices in Liverpool. The mar
ket is, however, tolerable firm, though
the sales yesterday were very light"