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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
The Mutual Benefis
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

yNIlE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the above Company, III this
town aud yiclp,y. Is nov prepared to receive
applications from those who may wish tn ef-
iect Insurance on their Lives, receive Annul-
ties or Endowments.
For particulars as to rates, prcmln'3s. &c,
imply to JOHN u. NORTHAM, .4gtnt
&. CoTToN, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner.
n. b. This Company promises advanta'
gcs tor Life Insurance, which arc offered by
no similar Institution in this country, and Is
now doing n very successful business. having
issued since the Is, Of May, HI Policies
the premium on which amount TO Sl0O,Wl
% cts.
\ Newport, Murch 26, 1916.
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Tho steamship Unicorn from Liverpool
may now he considered due, having left on the
10Th ult. She will bring news fourteen days
later.
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PRINCES
Iiunaeun Botanic Garden and Nurseries.

FLUSHING, SEAR NEw YORK.
.sza,y,u. WILLIAM r. PRINCE II co.
,sSIsssiSs Offer for sale their unrivailed COL
3FxzSS lection of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAh
- TRErs, &c. The eni'rc frn'' De'
parlment is carefully scrnlInlzed oy 'h'",
personally, and ingrn'tcd from the largest
collection Of bearlug specimen trees III '''e
Union, aud they challenge comparison !"
accuracy with any establishment IN America
or Europe. Purchasers are solicited 10 III
spect their Trees and witness their superior
| lty in size aud vgor. The 'e'n'"ence
claimed can he readily tested by seho,ng
duplicate orders 10 them and 10 any o'he'
Nursery. They have 1000 extra sized fear.'
on Pear and Oh Ounce, B to ~ iect WIN
hcads, very strong and suitable Iot 'hneo'a'c
bearing, oLj 10000 Pears, . to iee'' ano
1000 for Dwarfs or en- Qnen0mte. Aiso'
Plums aud Aprlcots on Plum oi lhe same
sizes, and large stock of BALDWIN ana o'he'
|, Apples, Cherries and Peaches, the lnl'et very
/ low by the hundred aud Ihousahni l",ooo
Il Ounces 5 To feet; 5000 Lancashire noose-
1 berries assorted; Victoria and olhei eurfeh''i
/ Fastolf, Franconln and other kaspoerf'cs o.
II low rates. Of Grapes The assortment com
| prIses all the most celebrated ana edrGWl
! selected foreign varieties Tor lhe t"oie' anu a.
| the American varieties. The COLLECTION
!, Roses is the largest IN the Union, and com
orises 10000 Plants of 1900 splendid yarlc
! ties, embracing every novelty that could o'
selected from ten of the largest COLLECTIONS II
Europe. and the plants are much larger 'h,,
usually sold 10000 Mngnola@-3 To u
! feet; 20 1000 evergreen Trees, oi every ciaS
and size; 5O.OO0 liawlhorns and PtHcis To
IIhcdpc; 10000 large Dutch Asparagus an
5000 Tobo-k, Victoria and Lcva'hnn XIV
barb. OF Ornamental Trees they have aboV
10000 of evcry sire anG class, lncludrn
1000 splendid Pawlownla imper"ls . to
feet. The purchaser may save two years ?
the superior size Of ,hcW Trees and shr"'
= berry. Priced Catalogues sent 10 e'c'
posi- paid applicant.
II April q. 1876
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Y AIDES You who arc about tn con.
e Il demn those sulnd aud faded dresses,
that bonnet. aud shawl, ms beng unht Tor
lunher use. just put ihrm ~ M small
cnnpnss n Yuu ear. nrfk "n each article
ynur name. mi,li dIr, ctInis Whether :" r"loi
r.an, send il.rm Ia the rubsrrlb"rs -t"re
ll:}. Thau.r. s,tcel, aud ~ about i"o weeks
van viii have ,arm returned Ia ynn nearly n
good as new .hr folio" ing IL a liz, 81 price,
of ARTICLES wl!cn may be- colorel or eleansed.
Dresses,
SILK nrriro, Creme. Alpaca, aud Alpins, si,oO
Allnrw Itctsstira = cts rer>
sha:,is.
Mrruo aud silk large sizes. from -.'- ). e "a.
common do bsy $40,
smal do. 2.h , -
Grape silk. ANA N"u,n h'dk'is --- IL 81.
Six hunneis, 2'd"','
straw P"nne's, dyed and pressed - d, .o' ~
L'gh9rn hats, 4" .. ~ 5u.
sin L"sr. IL a 20.
Worsicd wo"lcn mud cotton, -----' lsl'
Ribbons per yard, ------- ztoot,'
P~..ol., - .---.-.-. 2'''P ',s. 20.
S,lG T,naas aud wor,,ed do 10 Sc per I'd.
siik, cotton, anl woolcn G!ovrs Zoe.
Carpets cirhutd-stn Tor a returned, To l2r pr 81
Mrrino shawl. do "a y!ranni Il, lc 6s I" ,se per ih
do Il, ed light cniurt, ihuuI mJuring the borders.
Worsl,d aud wonlen ygtns, dyed MI last "nh h'sl
colms-supernr amy t9Hl ne yet hn'e heth d"he 70
any In Boston or vicinity by having made
great emen,s ia The mana cement mud nri OF dIo
inr. n eau he done NJ muca lower prizes th"h u ~"
. h usually been done for.
\ To the gentlemen would say, your dress AID hook
ronls, eulof,d aud lnishrd nom tA 10 5s1.
Over eouls do do ss3io -.
Pants da dn js Ia 3ss.
II Coais aud pants elyansed IA superb siIie-look n
well as ntw.
4 No nJdi,ona charge made for transportation. 70
'"''"'' '''''" JuiiN IL. LouyEr. Agent,
L for I0nN WIirriMoRE, Bosion.
4 Newport March 8Ist lsl9.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY, April 6, 1886.

MoNDAy, Apr1O, ie'p.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertser n Patriot.
At Market $50 Cattle, so yoke Working
Oxen, 46 Cows and Calves, 450 Sheep, and
27OO Swine. The report OF Beet Cattle IN
clude 90 head that Gome III OH the cars IN
the middle of the week.
Beef CaiHe-Sales OF extra ut 90; hrs'
quuny ST: second quality 5 % D %; 'hIrt
quality 4 50 Il So.
Working Oren--Sales noticed at $40, S|3,
s7G, $50, S9l, S9l, and STA.
Cors and Cuiurs-Onll. Sails noticed
s2O, s2i, S23, $26, $27 80, S32 aud
Sd5.
.Shap-Vcry poor in quality and scarce
Gales ut lots at S3, 3 81 aud %.
.Stcine-Sales brisk; at wholesale &c 10
Barrows; at retail from ) 2to a6 l2c
N.B. A lot Of Sul Cattle are expected
over the Western Rail Road, IN the lnlddl
of the week. Irarefler.
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sA ASHIP NEWS. sM
PORT OF NE WPO Il Il
Ar IlIV ED.

TUESDAY, March a.
A,6P. VI. United states Rev SchI. Jack.
,,n, John A Webster Commander, after hav.
,us completed the winters cruise, for rsliev-
ing shipping % the coas,-tho Jackson during
,hat period having boarded, aud spoken, two
hunjrcd aud forly five sail, and rendered cs-
ssntiai assistance to II number oi them dur
M which period the Jackson has sailed ihreo
thousand four hundred and seventy two miles
Cleared. Sch'r Elizabeth, for Boston,
WEDNESDAY, April !.
Brig Lydia Farnham, Fnrnham, tm Sa'an
nah for Prov.
Schr. Loyansi, Perkins, fin Camden Tor Y
River.
THURSDAY, Ap'l2.
Bark Justice simy, P,rc',aI, Boston, fo
Prov.
Propeller EuJora, Brown, New York Io
Fall River.
FRIDAY, April :.
sch'u, Clio, Haskell, Cala', I"' Prov Ia
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

Court of Probate, .Ne,sporh April 5, ls'G.
ENLIZA SWEET, Execuuix of the last
e. will and Testament of NATHANIEL
SWEET, late Of Newport, Merchant deceased,
presents her FIRST account on SAID estate Tor
allowance the same is received and referred
for conS liberation 20 Court OF Probate, to be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport, on the
first Monday in May next. al o o'clock, a. III.
and it Is ordered that the notice thereof, be
published for three successive weeks IN the
Herald of the Times, that all persons luieg-
eslcd may appear at said time aud place end
be head. True copy witness,
| Apr. .. il. H. llowLAND, Prob. Clk.
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Ailctions.


DURSUANT p a decree of tho Hon.
4 C""r' oi P5ohsle of 'h- i"wn "f N.w.
p"rt, will be s"ld n, knblic Aur''oD on FRI
lay the tf'h day Of Apf,l next, nt ID o'clock
T.. NJ,
All the right title and interest which Sim.
"on Slnhi. late oi Newport. ~hrelwrigh'. had
i, the tim. al hls d"~ih. 10 aud to u certain
'ot ~ land w.ih II tbr"" sto.Y hnlIng there
IN standing. snpap3 4 ~ said Newport. aod
bounded ns iuiiaws :-On The north by Asn
Shaw ; wes, by aa,d Shaw s0uih by WIN.
ID. S,ewan; aud sas' BY Broad s,feei, sr 80
much thereof M viii Lr sufficient To raise tho
I Conditions II, the sn..
| WM. TEW TILLEY. .Ainl'r.
\ Newport, March 5. iSi6-4w.
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Notice.

Subject Of nox, Sunday evenings Lecture at
tho Unitarian CHURCH -
The attempts IF Cojctan and Mititz TO man
0ge Luther.
Service begins AT o'clock.
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COAX ROW." No. I.
C. HAMMETT, JR.,

ENAS for sale, Longkin's notes on the
AE Gospels; Tupper's Thousand Lines;
Typee, or a Residence at the Morquesas Is.
Island; Young Ladies Chor-by Georgd F.
Root Adventures Of Margaret Ca'chpole-
by Rec. X. CorJoid; The Writings OF Hugh
s. Lcgare. just published, with good as
sor,ment of Stationary, both Staple and Fan
-WickIum's
Laborers Time Books-Blrnks, Mcmoran
dums, &c.
| Also new supply of PAPER HING
INGS, JUS, received aud for sale low.
| April 9th.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

Court Of E,oJaie, .Ntwpot, April ), IS4G.
ETPON the Report Of the Commissioners
u heretofore by this Court appointed to
receive and examine the claims against the
estate Of Hon. ASHER ROBINS, late OF New
port, decd Ordered, that the Administrator
on said estate cause public notice TO be gwen
by publishing a copy of this order three sue
Ictssive weeks in the Herald Of the, ,flmes.' to
all persons interested in said Repor, to ap-
pear befure this Court, on the frs, Monday
IN May next, al 9 o'clock, a. ~. at the Town
Hall IN Newport ,f they see fit,to show cause
why said report should not be received, and
said Commission closed.
True copy-wliness,
| Apr. 9. D B. HowLAND, Prob C'k.
Court Of ProJhe, Newport, april 5, ls46.
cILAS WARD and Benjamin Mumiord
- Administrators on the Estates of VII
LIAM e.. BRowN aud Thomas G. BROwN. Jr
both late of Newport, Tullors, decd present
their several accounts on said estates, foI
allowance; the same is read, received
and referred for consideration 10 Cour
of Probate. 10 be holden nj the Towr
Hall, in Newport, on the first Mundoy u
May next, at o'clock, a. M, and notice
! thereof ordered to be given by advertisement
| for three Successive weeks in the HerdM o
| The Times, that nll persons interested ma!
appear at said time and place and be heard.
/ True copy-witness.
/ Apr,N b. B. iIowLANDProb. CIR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
Barrow's Patent Cooking Range
NEWPORT
PHOTOGRAPHY DEPOT,
RI. Union Bank Building,
TEalMes-slreet.

vVNIIE subscriber would respectfully give
L notice, tu the Ladies and gentlemen OF
this place and v,clnny, that he has taken and
reftt.d the ,onns formerly occupied by him,
in the X. / Union Bank Binding. for tho
purpose of executing MINIATURES ny
the Dagueucotype Process. Having bu, q
short time since returned from New York,
with all The LATEST IIPRoYEMENTs he ieeis
confdcu, ,ha, he caN give those that VIII
honor hl,u with call, miniature superior IN
Itoue, and fnish. 10 any eyer before offered
to the public, and OF prices that cannot la,, Il"
iplense.
None knuw how to appreciate these Nina
lures until they are called 10 part with u
linear relation, or an intimate Trend, when
iucrhsps /, may be too lstc, Ia catch the light
ere their shadow fades therefore those thnt
.lw,sh a correct likeness, rs well M hne PFC
,l,urc, OF themselves, or friends, will do well
TO give On early call.
II Sny pnrsun having finr Painting, ,Por,rnts
Tor Miniatures, can have them copied with
lEgren, accuracy.
These Miniatures can be So, IN l.ockr's,
iiPJns. Frames, Cases, Sc. To sut the pur-
lchascr,
II Persons sitting for Miniature ~ 'h"so
ilroops. is wnrrunled perfect l.keness or yi
III charge.
II Miniatures can be taken ~ nccurs'" IN
'llcloudy woa'her, "a ~ rl'nsant, bet"ee" ihs
Ilbour. oi 8 4. NJ, ond y. NJ.
II WILLIAM A. lUDSON.
II Newport, March 81, le46
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VEylgE ubscribers would respectfully Inform
III the Indie. and Gentlemen of Newport,
that they have opened a WRIrING ACAD-
ENVY in Prlham-street, next doar east OF Mr.
f.. +. N.w,on's Store, opposite the Eosl" li"'
tel They hope by their long experience IN
the business, aud fidelity to their classes, to
mort and receive share OF the public patron
age.
RccuIar hours for Glasses for Ladies at 3 o.
clock, p. NJ ; and for Ladies and Grnllomen nj
5, and "a clock, 2. NJ. They will also wall
un,n classes at Mr.. Ladd's School House III
Grdey.st, at oclock aud at u p NJ.
\ The friends of Education are respectfully IN
yi,,d to call aud examine Testimonials aud
Specimens, j. ~ mHMrE. ,,nN Nrrp
April olh,-3w' T. Ii 'rANMEN T."
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A Fine SUMMER eesidcnce
FOR SALE.

! ApN4 q, ChlIcu, oH Ebh UNIV iih't !"
NGAssi& ProvIdcnce,R. |. 1t has a con.
es sS.s.S mandng view of Newport,
Grecnwch, Bristol, and the surrounding
country Of about 40 miles IN diameter, with
view oftwo. thirds OF lac city OF Providence.
the Boston and Stoningon dcpo's IN full sight
about 40 rods distant. and about 500 feet due
/ West of the Tockwotton House, There are
five lots so by 100 feet, for which clear
deed can be given; there are also IN the same
inclosure, three other lots, 40 by so feet, that
can be had on lease Of five years, with c
privilege of renewals Said lots fronting on
three streets, 295 #. On one, l7j on one. and
$50 OH the other. This elevation Is 10 f.
above tide water, and about 300 feet from It,
| The buildings on the premises are an Ooser-
/ valory, 4 stories, of about 60 fee, high one
Dwelling House, and two 10 pin Alleys
|, The Garden is well stocked with grapes
/ fruit trees, shrubbery, &c. &c. o: 10 year
/ growth. such as IA kinds currants, 10 kinds
| chcrries,6 6 kinds plums. several kinds peaches
L 3 kinds mulberres, several kinds eooseber
Il ries, Is or 20 choice kinds OF Roses, ,2OO II
Il Box. The lower part of the Garden 's nbou
1 20 feet lower than the upper, having Gras
banks from 100 to i5Q #. II length. each VIII
I steps at each bank to ascend. For furlhe
particulars enquire at ifo, South Maln-s'rect
Providence, L. |.
| +. E. h.auu
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HERALD AND RHODE-lSLAN DER.
New advertisements.
BOSTON e. NEWPORT
Rail Road and Steamboat Line.

BOSTON e. NEWPORT
Rail Road and Steamboat Line.
Ge an& after .uondoy, .apra 9Th, 1916.
x,,z-,.. Passengers leave Bo'-
st ~ ton (Sundays ,rctpitdl
pls.ni,---y ~ ,SSS-1.-y from the Depot at ,h"
siSS-A.2sl- xSs--L.D Boston and PiovIdrnr"
Ran Road. taking the Fall River Cars, NJ "a
"'cluck, A. NJ, nnd ii o"lock, y. NJ. AInv'
at Fail RIVER NJ 10 O'clock, a. NJ. nnd o.
clock. T.. NJ. Thence by The new aud splen-
dld steamer PERRY, Capt. &, w. WooLsEY,
Ia NEWPORT, leaving Fall River al %
clock, A. VI. and =. NJ, or Gn the arrival OF
the Care from Boston and Taunton, and nr'
rive at .\EUPORT al III O'clock, a. NJ.
aud & O'clock Z. NJ.
The Steamer PERRY,
Leaves NEWPORT, daily, Sundays ex-
ccp,ed) for FALL RIVER, IL, ) o'clock, II.
III. and = o'clocs, p. ~, arrive at Fall RIVER
~ season Tor passengers wishing 10 take lhe
| Cars that leave Fail River Tor Taunton aud
Boston at O'clock, II. tn and ~ p. IN; nrnve
at Taunton al B O'clock, a. m. aud 1 o'clock,
p. tn, arrive ql Boston at .! O'Clock, Il. IN. aud
q o'clock, =. M.
CARS leave Fall River, for New Bedford,
u, z and . o'cl"cl;, u. M. aud Ia p. mi ar.
rive nt New Bedford at and 10 u, IN. and Z
| pm.
Il CARs leave New Bedford for Fall River
and Newport, a, 7 o'clock, a. IN. and p. ~.
|, The Steamer PERRY will stopat BRisrui
| FnRRY. (Rhode leland sde,i each way, 10 re-
celve aud land passengers.
II FARES.
| From Newport to Boston, each way, sl5o
! Bristol Ferry To do '' l,3t
\ f. River TO Newport, &c
From Bristol Ferry to Newp't each way 81
New Bedford 10 do. lW
Z" Taunton to DO. I" l0(
Il Tickets may be obtained a, X. B. kIyvS
LErS Express Office, No. z, State Street
Boston; at the DEPO l. of the New Bednr,
aud Fall River Roh Road at H. B kLFS
LEPS Office. No II Thames street, New
port and OIL board tho Steamer PERRY
Passengers Baggage 60 through to New
por, by crates IN charge Of Baggage Master
II Fall River, April tlh, l9I6-A0.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
r. Mumford Seabury,
No. 10 Thames-st.,
Corns,. of Church


E7 is NOW OPENING. n
fresh assortment of the most
6-E A1e fashionable Spring style Of
H. BOOTS aud SHOES. Tor La
dies aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud mlsscs -
Among them nre Gents fine calf, goa, and
seal Boots, both sewed aud pfgged do.
Boo,ces and Downing ties Ladies Cater
poots of vari ons qualities and colors; slip
pers and bu-kin Ties o. oil prices. Boys aud
girls bootees and ga,er boots of all descrlp-
'ons-also n beautiful assortment of SHOES
for children.
The above will br sold on the most res.
sonable terms for CASH, more espec3gp
O. Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes, made
to order, aud of The incest materials.
Repairing done at short notice.
Newport. March ION, loi6
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comprising very great variety ofnew patterns
from COMMON TO the MOST ELEGANT
with RICH and appropriate EOHDERs, al
various prices from cts 10 S..25>
These papers are SELECTED from The
PATTERNS OF ELEVEN FRENCH anc
THREE AMERICAN Factories. WE AT.
therefore enabled 10 oiler our customers Il mucl
greater variety of good patterns, than if they al
come from one place.-and ~ prices as Low
if not LOWER, than any other papers Of th'
same quality.
Those in want OF Paper Hang ings are re
speciiully in,.rd 10 call and eXamips. them,
ABR Q. AT 22, BROAD STREET.
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COM MERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MaRKrrs 49,

TOBACCo-Receipts ard inspections 49,;
nue. light; we qaoie Tugs 81 IS to 90, ani r.,
So so 6 so; fine manufacturing kinds s,o
Although We make no alteration in our o,,,s
lions, we presume common and middIjne ,ob.o
CO will decline in price, as lie advice, rer H..
steamer for almost every description cl tobacco
but especially the lower grades, ale ,espers,.lY
bad.
FLOUR-Last sales 81 rs. No Transaction.
aimee he advices by the las. Boston steamer w.
received to the 4,h insr.
WIlEAT-s SO a lu0 cents as in quality
CORN-in demand. Sales al So a 60 c,n,.
per hnshel by The cargo; small quantities. b; ira
60 20 cents, according 10 qualify.
oATS-From wagons and railroad AZ a
cents per bushel and from vessels 81 10 cis
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran II cents: Sto-,s "a
cents; Brown Sluffs 30 cents; Ship slnff, 50 rs
PROVISIONS.-BACos Smiihfeld ar1 Cuy
y Cured, O. cents; Western Sides, a,
cents; Shoulders 81; Hams6 S. Ian
cents
COTTON-6i a :; cents per Ii.
COTTON YARNS-Rcnmond ard Nl7n.
chester, (Faciory prices,) Ncs. 4 10 i2, II c5G;s
Nos. II 10 % Is cts
cATTLE-For Cattle from lie scales, aro.,
weight, 81 IS 3; nett 20 a g, ic,ouirs 10
quality. MUTTcN-S2 l. according 10 oualuy.
BUTTER-Moun,ain tirkin, ga Is cents ptr
h.; Roll Butter I6 90 cents.
WHlSKEY-Barrels p, hhds. 81 CTS.
BRANDY-Olard, Dupuy & Co, So a5 a
So A. Seigneue. ! IS; Imitation, 35 SO els,
Sazerac, 3 90 a SO; Peach, dull at SO 100 CTS
Virginia Apple, (oId) IS cents.
GIN-American, 80 CTS; Holland, 100 els.
RUM-New England, in bbI>., 2sc's
POTATOES-None in ma! Sel: last sales =,
90 cents per bushel for yellow.
COFFEE-Rio Z. a 81 C.; LagnayIa S; a -;
ST. Domingo II; Java 9 a il..
! TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder 55 c. .
per b.; Black 25 10 els.
| MOLASSES-Po!io Rico new crop, 80 %.
| old al p; Cuba sweet % CTS n. Orean,. q
81 els. in hbs; % zoe. in bids.
| SCGARS-New Orleans d, II certs, Por.
10 Rice 7. 4 81; ST. Crox II 9 els demand
'air Double Refined Loaf Sugars Is: G.; CON.
mon or single refined ~. CHS.
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Correspondent Of The n. Q. Picavune.

FENSACDLA, HpTIT Is, T6tb.
The frisa,e Rari,an, Capt Gregory, sailed yes
terday with fine breeze Tor Vera Cruz. The
brig Porpoise, Lieu. CONG Hunt, also left u;
hound Tor ST. Domingo. She carried out Lieut..
Porter, charged by special duy. We understand
that the Porpoi>e viii visit most oflhe ports OF
The Island, with view Of procuring ample infor-
nation on all points affecting The interests Of
American citizens.
The L. S. schooner Phoenix, Lieut.. Ccm'g
Patterson. arrived here Yesterday. The only
United States vessels now I'm port arc The steam
trigate Mississippi, The brig Somers and the schr.
Phnnix
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STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
tor

On 7'pelfh Street, near Tie Wig 0Ste,
w HERE may be had, TO order, a, The short
w est notice, the hes, OF the above articles
glazed or unglazed, as the case may requiem
the most reasonable terms. The best OF reference
can be given as regards the quality OF my wolS
both in city and country. Give me call. -
N. B-I have al my Factory, facilities laf
executing work in the above line IN sufsioF
manner, and in les, time than any Other esls.
blishoen, in the Old Dominion. also seep
n hand any quantity Of reaty-aade wo:E.
March S0-tn NJ. "A.
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Military tNGfiCe!

Sd Company, % Battalion, 1914 Regiment.
ttltt Attend masters 81 your comnsny
WfNfha3 ,t;he City Hall thi. Evening, FRIDAY,
NEE y the 24'h April, al hall past O'Clock ;
Auu ON me last Friday in October a, the same
hour; and Recinental muster al The same
place, on Monday, The llh May at IL o'clock,
A. Nj. G. y. JOHNSON, Captain
Rirbnnnud April u
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BOSTON MARKET, April 90

The Flour market IS dell, with no sa,s q in.
portance. The latest English adyiccs ha c .a,ssr
nnfa vcraby affected the article
The market Tor gran remains wthou, m?ch
change. Sales oil cargo oil yellow Corn a G9.
C. Pc! bu.h-l, and 900 bushels New Jessey Ga 9
equal 10 46:c per bushel
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Madison 1s0.use.

MFRS. ALVEY has taken the N.Dlscs
Ifl HOUSE, and hopes 10 be prepared for The Ie-
c.pion Of buaders By The first Of May.
Families and gentlemen DESTROYS Of obtaining
Rooms, would DO we'll 10 call, as every Room
mas been put in complete repair.
q nrii oa--ifr
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NUllCh All pe.sors having Iaius against
~ the estate of Samuel Ford, deceased. cutter
as principal or security, will present them uuh.
oul delay Those indebted will make rayueni.
TIL. NJ. BGNDUnANT,
WILLIAM BRANCH,
Executors Of Samuel Ford, decea,cu
Anil IL-cdw
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NEW fUhK NAhkET, AprII ~
CorroN-The sales to-day amount 10 coo bale,
prices are in favor OF the buyer, ana mav he
qnoled al l-S IA decline from The prices o..
aincd before the arrival OF The Caledonia
FLouk-Wesern Canal is dull, apG can be
bought at 81, s 37l. Southern Flour j, in.
active al S as l2A
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DANIELS CBANCERY PRACTICE.
FI1HE extensive Treatise now Offered 10 The
i Profession, on English Equity, Practice and
Pleading, is admitted by many American law
yers 70 be one of extraordinary and aches
ability. Institutional and elementary for he 80.
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safe and enlightened for the Judge; The simplicity
and perspicuiy Of its plan, style and cx, cution,
guide for ALL Nor can il be The least deieroraed
By any future edition in England, inssmuch IS
the new orders in Chancery, and park u!arly
those of May, l545, have almost revolulioaizc4
The practice, and given birth TO new Trealise>.-
Volumes FIRST ard second are ready Tor deliver,
and the remainder Of The work will be furnished
as soon as possible D. C. KING,
April % Two doors below The Posi- Once.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
DRAWING OF LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class
~ No. IL:
l2 40 II es 81 &c So 70 10 So SO % 4 ".
Ticket Nos. ID IS 8, Sll0. sold and paid by HOfT
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, FItra, Class 81:
s. 90 Q 5 81 s6 ~ 7 u 81 % % 50.
Drawing OF Aexandria Lottery, Extra, Class sS,
u 81 II 81 80 II r. - ~ % ~
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