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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
DEwARE or THE ECOUNTERFEITs

DEwARE or THE ECOUNTERFEITS
I'D Another great evil is ailoat IN the shape ot a
Counterfeit on that excellent article Of The toilet,
and valuable specific for the skin, GRAD
WAYS CHINESE NJ T. DC At T. ID
SOAP" So great celebrity has this valuable
soap attained that Counlerieters are busy al
work issuing forth their worthless limitations.
We therefore caution the public to purchase no
Chinese Medlcaied Soap of any other persons
than DIR. Railways regularly uthorl2ed Agent.
Bear in mind, there is but Que agent for this
soap in a place, and furthermore the genuine
Railways Chinese Nledlcated Soap is not trans
parent bHt solid II, ). TAYLOR is the only
agent for Newport, and the only person in New
port to whom have sold any soap purchase
the genuine Railways Chinese Medlcacd Soap
of him and YOU will secure your compIeAon
against the effects of tan, Snn.hurn, Mu'quitoes,
and remove all pimples, blolcheS, pustnleS, IN
sectS in the skin and all skin diseases IL IN.
parts to the complexion rich hue aud renders
the skin soft fair sweet, cool and healthy.
Sold a, l21 cts. per cake, by RI, TAYLOR
only agent in Newport.
r. G. RADWAY, NJ. d. Health Agent.
81, Ilnd>on.st., y. \.
l.. s. Canton TO dealers Beware 81 Ped
lars aud Others thereof as any soap offered AZ
Railways Soap is a counterfeit. X u. khd
way has no travelling Agent, Al orders mns'
&c addressed to r. G. Radway, Ilcsllh Agent
al. Iudson-st,. n, Y. June ~
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Capt Pendelon, late master of brig Monte
video, convicted Of being engaged in The STARE
trade, has been pardoned by President Polk. and
his fine and costs have been RENTED.
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LOST OR STOLEN

LNKOM the subscriber, ON The evening Of the
IL gath instant, plain SILVER WATCH,
with a jewellcr s-gold chain, and key marked
with his name attached to it. Any person
finding or having the same-upon restoring il
to the owner, shall be handsomely rewarded.
THOMAS Z. NICHOLS.
Newport, 9TH mo Both IS46
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Abby Kelly Foster, Gays private letter from
Madison, Ohio, dated July ., TO the Pittsburgh
Journal,) has been arrested in that place ioI
SANDER.
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The Mobile Herald has lhc following add
ave learn that the Princeton brought de
Spachc, OF an important character from our
squadron IN the Pacific, aud Also tbe news THAI
our Gulf Squadron had 10y tins ilDe taken pos.
session of Avaradu.
President Parades Is sill in The city OF MeSi-
60.
The squadron are al Vera Cruz The brig
Perry has been sent of Cape Antonio after phi
vaieers said to be that yIcinity.
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FAIR.

TTNIE Ladies of the Convocaton Society
i will hold y Fair, on the 29lh and Both o
July, inst, al Masonic Hall. Doors open at
o'clock A. NJ Abundance II - cts
July 23d, ISi6.-2w.
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Later from Mexico and the Navy,

BY the steam irigate Princeton, arrived at
Pensacola, we have news from Vera Cruz to
the 18th Of July.
When the Princeton sailed, she left Of Vera
Cruz irgates Cumberland, Potomac, and Rari-
tan, steamer Mississippi: sloops of war John
Adams and Falmouth; briggs Somers and Per-
ry, and schooner Refer
The st. Marys was oil Tampico
The schr. Fllrt was at the Rio Grandc
The brigs Lawrence and Porposc were daily
expected from Pensacoll.
The blockade was still vigorously continued,
and nothing but the English Mail Steamers al
lowed to pass.
A watering party from the squadron had
been fired upon by the Mexican soldiers, but
only one American wounded.
A Mexican Lieutenant and ten men were
killed.
The report that San Juan would be attacked
on the 10Th proves uniounded
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STACY'S CONFECTIONERY
FANCY STORE,

and you will find the GREATEST VARIETY
ol French, German, Turkish, American aud
English Perlumcry; Fancy Soaps, Ac ever
offered in this place, and at such prices as Will
give satisfaction To all.
Also, Nlexanders PsiiOotic Paste, for rcmov.
ing the most obstinate growth of hair from those
parts of the hands and face where It's growth Is
Justly considered to be blemlSh to their dclca.
cy and beauy also superior article of liar
Dyo, for colorng the hair a beautiful ct black;
also the celebrated hose Tooth Paste for clean
ing and beauliying the teeth also the cccbra
ted Imdigre de Rouge particularly for the use
Of the Ladies tur bcautiying the complexion.
The above, with many other similar articles,
too numerous To mention, will be sold AZ a.
reasonable prices aS can be bought IN Newport.
For a more particular knowledge of the asSori-
mcnt, please call and see for yourselves.
July i6-iS iw Il. STACY Jr
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Riding Gloves.

7 AIDES Freuch Doeskln Riding Gluntlcii'
l/or sale 10y r. ". La'oion ~ SON.
July %
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DiGUERREOTYPES.
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS IN
The Mystic Art.
MANCHESTER a BROTHER.

M a. BROTHER.
vi having again returned to Newport aud o.
pemed rooms on the cocner of Thames S Mary
SIS. over J. IL. Jonvet's Store IN building oc.
rnpied by DR., BonlelIe,-are now prepared after
four years successful practice. To execute Min.
ralures in style which cannot laII to please the
most la-tdouS and critical observers From n
late discovery in chemical preparation peculiar
to ourselves, we arc enabled to finish MN.
laures ~ n manner givIne 'auty and durabill-
" unrivaIed by any kenesses taken equally
well in any weather. aud warranted 10 suit Gus
toners III every respect, or no pay ~ required.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call aud examine our specimens.
! Plates, cases, apparatus, &c, furnished to OPP
eratorS and instruction gwen in the Art
Newport June Is 1916.
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VNK--CaRD---pEN--PAPER--!Sc.-.- Sc
IFountaln Pump, and Pocket Inks PLAN,
Iornamenlcd, and embossed Visiting Cards i---
card cases, Ladies steel pens, Gold pens lolict
paper Of all kind, sc Nc a.
{ ? Hanmo,ts Jy. Oak For
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JUST RECEIVED g. FOR SALE.

IL to furnish your toilets with the best article,
OF PERFUNERY, FANCY SOAPS, y c.
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NEW BOOKS
for sale al
JAMES DIS.

Philanthropy ; or My Mothers bible, founded
on an incident which happened IN New York
My Saviour or Devotional medllalonS, on
the names, and titles of the Lord Jesus Christ
Pictorial life of Franklin embracing ancc
doteS Illustrative of his character Sister Ma
ry'S tales in Natural History Henry Landon
or What was made for! by Mrs Louisa = Hop
kiRs
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Anttions.
Administrators sale.

nN Saturday, the 18th day Of August, at ?
~ o'clock, p m, on the premises. By license
ilom tie CouII Of Proba'e Vi The town of liver
ton,
All the righ', tile and interest that Abigail
Tew, la'e OF Berkeley. III the county of Brislol
and Commonwealth OF Massachusetts deceased,
had, al the time of her decease, in and To, lot
OF land situated IN the North part Of sand liver
follows :-We>lerly, on Second SlIee', Norlhrr-
ly on lands Of John Rurl fastery on lands Of
Noel +. Alien, and Souheriy on - street,
with dwelling house thereon Standing. Con.
dillons al sale. ORLlN WEBER, Admir-,
Uuh Mc UH aaucxed.
Tiverlon, July II, lsi6.-rds.
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NOTICE..
Thc EhOde-Island, One Price,
Boot d Shoe Store must DC closed
in 30 days.

~ THE subscriber would tender his r..
Xthanks to his former customers for
their liberal patronage, and state to them, and
the public generally, that in order to complete
other arrangements, he must close his stock of
BOOTS Il SHOES at great discount from
his former low prices, which were lower than
any other Store in this place
The stock consists of
Mems Boots from $l,75 to $3.50.
do. Downng's do. IS {" l,75.
Ladies Cater Boots from 90 I" 200.
do. Buskn aud Ties, - " %.
do. White, Kid Il Satin Slippers.
Misses, Boys and Childrcn's Shoes n Boots
Ladies and Gentlemen would do well to call
and see for themselves, as | charge nothing
for looking. They may also depend that
have but oSE PRICE. ISAAC BOWEN,
July %, 1916 100, Thamcs-strcct
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GOODSPEED, viii sell LINEN

WiH be sold at Public Auciioa, on Sain,-
day neat, al 8 o'eioek, a M, .Ras. Cd.
iSiG, al he Store IN .Narkd Square,
lateig occupied By r. J. Peckhom,
FfNAiE ,nliie stock of Groceries ON hand, con
4 sitting of sugar, Tea, CUilec, Liquors, SC
Ne. Ey order tie Assignee.
July 81 MlLTON HALL, AudT
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DARD CASES, &c.-Pcarl, Ivory, Shell
u and Velvet Card Cases, splendid article;
Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses, &c just re-
ccived and for sale cheap, at the Confectionery
and Variety Store of j. Stay, Jr'
July %.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30

Correspondence OF the rhilSl.lrha North American.
ShumiSh betueen The b0atS Of he .3merican
Squadron al Pera Cruz md The .NeIicaRs.-.
Eighteen HexicauS and one .1mCrican kiHed..
The Cark EHgenia suited for .NcU York.
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Trade Of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise Arirng at Nttc- foTS
APRIL 3-Troy Iron Totc Boot CO.-Borge j. T. Hias-
lou Barloo LOIS bbs four Chateau. Merle o. sapioro
100 do CLARK e. Coleman; 100 do Suydam, sage q CO.
"a bars ron Blocker e. Oothou l0l bb!s ashes Perry,
Mathews e. Co; 81 do box seed, Gilbert WooaWaiu
ls do tea DO A. c. Tett; go kegs spikes D. NJ Wnah
Co: As do for Charleston c. 60 do fer % do
Va; 90 do for PHILADELPHIA 50 DO for Wne KembIe
E. Fish & Cos. Line-Barse ". B. Hoes-'"O' 'N'A
els oats 1000 do ship stufs. E. Fish g. Go. ,,,,.p.
Cd Iron Line Pope Catta-B0rss Los'a. Ireiuussep.
II bales goods boxes F. &c Boynio1I A. ~.
eel ~ az 1L pscon. 100 bndls shovels Sheldon
Phelps g. CO. bids 70 bbis peer Nasu, beaoies'0h
r.. 81 hills pots,oes lansing boxes paper u BULK
lev 4 Co. horse, E. Cayburgh; casks cheese ties
~ icy 10 u pia,t Co; boxes leather Bangs Mel
80; < ali. do YIN. Humble: box do Young L. Schultz;
oss empty b5ls, Bache, Son Co. SO bbs seed j. hetch
um & Co cr,.,. pos;n,
-s hss congress water Dr. Clark; tubs butter. B. Bur
e SO bbs casks seed VIM. Small; so bbls 10 half do
dour w Thorne; l3 bales skns j. Westsrvelt "a doz
scy,he snaths, Foeer. Afford s. CO. II kegs butter C.
Hopkina a. Co; 243 reaIus paper. J. Campbell Co;
cask bxs cheese q Burreu 6; Co; 22l doz brooms
T. E Allen; 100 do w E. Meeker; LOT do II. Gardiner II
rkns butter. J. ;. Ferguson; ia paper Buckley
e. Gookip 100 bbls whisky J. Tufts; 20 bales woel K
Chspin Providence; do do O. bbls seed Il. Van Bus
kirk csk cheese l.. Ludam s Coz IL oos peas, . L, q
Beach: % kgs butter. T. J. DoIin bbls lard NJ De-
WITH; bbs kegs butter Hoffman 81 Bailey 5OoO ousn
els rye. Edward Bill. w,
s,n. S Pnrsons-374 bbls four W. J. Alton; 200 do ~
Hoyt; 1899 do A Van Sanvoord Co; IA hhds os oois
lo half bbls beer C. A Burt bbls ashes Cowing O. Co
10 kegs butter II. N. Howell; 90 bbis whisky HeHicx
Vanbuskirk. 49,
Albany and Canal Line A. Hoyt-Bdrge jcfrson' ~
Smith, bales goods, w. F Mott jr; do boynton;
BIKE goods G. e. Iddngs; 4s7 bbls -four, Rice 40 DO e.
w Dunbar: oaks peas S J.. e. Beach; 35 doz brooms
Geo w Smith; % do n Sherwood Co; 100 bags SAT-
J. K Woolsey ls7 casks box cheese II. Burrill o. Co.
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Books.
TIE FRENCH COOK.


FULL and literal translation Of ia Petite Cuisns.rs
u Habiie giving full directions the most eciehrntec
and ecious Potases Entrees. Eoencntc Cremes, Fol
lures Sauces. Paes Psrssrris, Conh'ures Geiees ac,
with cacv economy with full directions for freserv-
ing Fruits Meat. Eish and Vegetables Price . eta
Sh.kespeae-tigr Pictorial Edition, Nos IS and 40
with all the back Scs. Price ) cts per No.
The Ch-vslier D'Hsrmenisi: or Love ara Conspiracy
from the French of puuss Price IS eta.
Jessie Eutsous By The author of haie n Search OF
Husband Price > Cts
Twenty Tears After or The Three Mousgletsires. Sc
quel the Three Grsrdsen By Alexander Dumas In Two
parts Price a5 cts,
The Old Continental or The Price Of Liberty. by Bon.
Jss <. Pauldng, author OF the Dutchmsns Fresde Price
IS cts.
Dogges Business Directory years 1861 Price
50 CTS.
The Rsnsomed Bride by Edward F. We'd, Esq Price
Is cts BINDING.
W. g. would give notice thai be hss made preparation
bind Harpers' Bible whsh will be complete In two moro
Mes in the best manner aud Ie most reasonable terms
Specimens csn be al the store.
W. Il. GRAHAM.
- eris Trihrua Buildings, Npseau-s;
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There is no change In the mar
ket to-day 1000 more bbls Troy &c sod tor England at
5 43i. trhe more. delivered alongside. Southern
cold IS l2i for Baltimore City Mills and Howard
Rye Flour and Corn Meal remain dull.
GRAIN-There nothing farther done in Wheat to-
day. Some 5000 bushels Rye sold on private terms.
Oats and Barley without change Corn sold, 20 the
Of 5000 bushels at 69 cts for Northern, and o. w.t.
for Southern.
wRIsKy-Bbls are dull a, % cts and Drudge sells a,
@!.
PRovISIoNS-There Is nothing of importance doing
In any description.
TEAS-Imported in the bark Inca. Terms. notes al
months
Ryson-l chest, at so cts y 10
Tyson Skn-49 chests 3si; 70 do 35. 81 do 33.; Isl
dos 80 do 2si; 3l5 do withdrawn.
Young Hysoa39 half chests 62i 10 do 5+i % do ash
o do 49, 49, 10 do Al IA do 40t 100 do 40 III DO
81 6s SsS0 6S do $751; 100 90 29l; so do 2f 1862 do
49, 80 "a; % do 234; SO do l0i sol do withdrawn.
aGnpeeder-lS halt chests 63i
frtGt-l0 cases. each l2 Is canis.ers 52i % ls- 10
boxes A; 34o do and 20 cases withdrawn.
CosSe-l0 chests l5i; 81 do Withdrawn.
ootong SoleAonS-275 half chests SOL IS do "a. 80 do
-; 24s do 32s l47 ca,ty boxes ~; 323 do So
Ckataa PothoRg-l63 half chests 3d. 100 do Oh: 266
do Sl;; 10 chests lsi; 50 do withdrawn
OotonS PotechoHS-l4 chests a. so half chests 49, l9s
Orange Pseco-29l 10 10 ca,sy boxes 81
poreaons-l3o half chests q; s25 do l4i
n,nyong-50 chests 254.
hoasr-T chests 81.
Ccssia-50o mats a, l6i cts y u; 100 do l6i.
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EDaAk JENKINs, Aaeslonest,

SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE Sale of 90 cases
SFrench Porcelain Dinner Services Silver and Silver
PIa,si Wsro, Lamps 6randoles Csndesores Clocks
Tea Trays Table Calsey, xe.-E09AS JENKINS VIII
cell Al sinesiay. AprIi sa, 10 o'clock a
saes room No. w .lsS iArs. ioyoes OF 81 eeses sa-
ner psg In psrt folio vs-tiausr, desssr
breakfast aud Of no :hss sai i<tsss styles
Ing from 40 pieces each service tao ost costly i'm
Tea Sets Of the richest styles aud pAseras-Sevres Por
cesin containing pieces intended for silver GER
vices Also,
Tea Sets OF the choicest English patisru-assorted.
Snse and Double Toilet 5ets-ot English stone China
laasI Importation aud bea1df desgns ~ blue, green
and go blue acd god eaa and gold painted aud enamel
ed do Gc
Best Silver Mounted Sheffield Plated Ware -eoas,,ing
Of large and m.ssve Waitsrs, OF beat Sheffield plate solid
silver ounlnss and plated bscks Cake Baskets Csstors,
Csndlestcks do. with branches; Coffee Urus, Vegetable
Dishes, Tea Kettles, Te4eBes, &c.
Superb Sterling Silver Dessert Sei-of pieces OF knives
forks and spoons. hch gilt and unsurpassed
Lamps and Grandolesof ormou silver and With
pismaic Drops OF the best manufacture; Solar Lamps Of
superior qualify and choicest paitsrus comprising ex-
tetsve assortment, well worthy attentiou-
Hall Lsn,erns-pain and stained, In groa variety.
Msn,el Cocks-.i porcelain and bronzo-very oeauufuL
English Imported Block Tin Dish Covers-in sets Of 8
pieces.
Tea Trsy.-Vic,oria Gothic and Sandwich Tea Trays,
painted and goi In sea choice and well selected assor
ment
OF the best English nanuactlro-imported 10 sets Of 80
pieces.
Sterling Silver Tea Ses-spcons and forks and ladies' TO-
get with Of house furnishing articles all OF
hch will be ready for examiaanou by catalogue Monday
and Tues Iay previous to tho sale. AZ lsdts
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An1nGetnetttS.

4 MEXICAN niUSEU1I-Every Day aod Eve1tns
n this week commencing Monday. March 20, ls4aI
Performances every evening O'Clock ssd We'd
uesday ana Saturday, afternoons q, o'clock Those Scrip
ture Dissolvng Views will be corcued THIS week and on
necon lib o,hsr Dissoving Views and the HydroOxy-
gen Microscope Great Western, Leeuireon Animal mag
nsrsm EogAged for this w--k, improvs,ore Sinz.r M
cin Juvenile Voca splendd Portraits OF The Srest
Men Of Am-fca, Mad Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller
Admission Is cents Children under To- la ESQ
T1HE HOME BRANCH OF TO Hutchinson Family
L respectfully announce 10 the carens of NewYorS,
tbs, they will give Vocal Entertainment accompanied
with Meodeon interpreted with AIRS on me xseo,d
by SIR Charles Buxton. 81 Nthlos Saloon on noooay
Evening April 9th, 1876 when they will sing variety OF
their best productions and selections OF nnfc, among
which viii be the following:
Come al ye friends of Temperance. "a new cold wafer
song)
The Nav Green Dsmps,er.
Excelsior! Words by Longfelow
lie or my native soil: Farmers SongJ
The Seasons tTrio).. Hutchinson
The Liberty Ball.
We are happy and free
He Soeth all things well
The Millennium.
Once time or, Tie Origin OF snkce DooSle.
The Poor Voters Song.
Railroad Song. &c- &c
cipsl Music Stores in Brosdwsy at Firth, Hail Pods
No Fr2nklicscusr AMI NJ the door. To commence A
quarter before O'Clock precisely No postpocement a.
alHE DESERT RkPEATkD.-Inc consequence OF
The marked success attending the hrst representation o.
Fel;cien Davd's Grand Ode Symphony; The Desert on
Thursday evening last will be rereated The Tsoerns-
Gle, un6e. the direction OF Mr. GEORGE LOpEk on MOI
day evening, 9Th April ns commencing n o'clock pre-
eisSly ,.,.r,-,s,,. ,v,,, hs oo,s,,v
increased every exertion viii be made the part OF
he subscriber to render II the best performance OF tbs
season.
stores of 6. r Nesbiu Wall sud Wafer, OF SAXON
AZ s; 1' % Il. METGGs. AS Broadway.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
r SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Prince de Joinve. Lawrence, from Mar9elics,
70 DAYS and so from Gibraltar mdse to Chamberlain
and Phelps. The P de J has experienced constant
succession of gales from the westward. Feb 10Th ana
18th umo in heavy gales from NV split sails and
otherwise injured rigging spars and hull l4th UT iat
80 80 lon g. spt ke brig Charles Heath. from Portland
for Porto Rico who kindly supplied US with provisions
French bark Alexander Belard, 40 ds fm Rochelle,
with brandy and wine TO Segnete.
Brig Ann Smith, of Maven Gates, Is ds I'm Ponce.
PR, with lsS hhds sugar. lO4 do moasses to Clarke N
Co of Maven Left bark Panthea. Peterson, dischg;
briggs China Lunt ldg for NYork; Mszeppa, Co!son do
do; Benz l. Swan, Benjamin, just ARID I'm windwaro;
schrs Declaration uoyt for NYork in days. Saunders
Crabrce, dg for Batinore Carpenters Son, Gardner,
discbg Briggs Adebaron, Bray, waiting freight Delle,
Fses, do
Brig Mary Parker Chase SO DIS I'm Rochelle, with l5i
half pipes brandy 22S quarter do 25 bbs do co boxes
Sardines, to S It Nicols.
Brig Emily Farnham, Mason, - DIS fm Havana sugar,
&c to p FRrnhHm.
Schr Harmonious Walker, Malcolm. IL DIS I'm Havana,
sugar, fruit &c to Goulard Left John Parker Con.
hinge, for Hamburg. soon; York. Morrill,, unc war.
wick Weeks. do; Saone. Hallet disg; Madura Rich, N
York ID Ap; Pilgrim, Mitchell, dag Quinnebaug, Drum
mond do Christoval Colon, Smith NYork soon; Louisa,
Watson Philad do; Winnegance, Melcher, for Matan-
zas brgs Frederick Bayley, unc Lisbon Measer, dis
char'g Patriot Hsvonolds. ready America Ireadwel,
dschg; Eliza Peuse do; Charles Joge do Aida Faes
Trieste soon; Empressario Collins, NewOreans. log;
Titi Brown do do schrs Aurora g masted) Martin Car
denas soon; Native American. Goodwin. Boston. lds;
Ann Parker, Bucknor, Savannah soon Delaware, Ill
lot Portland, ready Swan. We5ber APalachicoa soon;
Martha Louisa, Byand ready; Fairy. Webster, unc; +
A Brown Wes,brook Charleston cleared.
Schr Cypress, Wass DIS from Savannah, cotton to
Conway g. Wells.
Ship Indiana for NOrlcans has anchored at the Quar-
aptine Ground.
Bark William & James, Mercier from Mobile. Gotten
also a ship from NOrlesns Wind NV.
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NEW CARPETINGS.

Floor on CIol6s, &c. iOT The Spring trade.
SMITH LoUSsBERRy. 4i9 PEARt-sT Opposite WILLIAM
RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies OF Car
II pengs for The Spring trade embracing all Of the aes
and best pHerus many OF which entirely new and un
surpassed for elegance The assortment comprises Royn
Bnissels Three Ply Imperial Double Super Superfne and
Fine Ingram Catpaings; Floor Oil Cloths from 10 "a feet
wide without sesu old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets Of all the various styles and widths Rngs DIugges
Matlings able and Piano Covers with general! Rhsort-
tnsnt of all other srticles connected with The trade.
Persons furnishing private residences hotels steam
boats and lod rooms will fluid decidedly 10 their sdvan
ace 10 examine ih before making their selec
tons rs are Offering such Inducements IA ere rarely 10
ne mel h An experienced uphoserer in constant en-
I; o9 '0ea' a " 80 al 2wiss