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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
Fresh Groceries,
Bust Received

ahAAA BBLS. western ~ Southern Flour,
%sDaD I25 packages Fresh Teas ost rm,
40 bas% Java, Cuba, Rio ana St Domingo col,
fee;
II boxes Ground Coffee.
- boxes brown aud white Havana sugar;
20 bblS Loaf and Crashed sugar;
3 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar;
10 bbls Refined Sugar;
II Lhds and bbls New Orleans aud Mnscovsju
MulaSscs
- bbls Smoked Beef Hams AMI Tongues;
90 boxes No. Herring;
80 half Sacks Liverpool Salt;
100 bags Selma salt
60 boxes Extra and No Soap;
30 boxes blue and white starch;
- bhls and kegs Salpratus;
30 boxes churulate, cocoa and cocoa Pa'ie;
30 boxes English, French aud American Mus
turd;
iOcaSes Olive Oil;
a. Bundles BroomS,
10 Bundles Alicante and Lute D0or Mate
- boxes manufactured Tohacco;
10 b, Is Tobacco ana Scotch Snuh
3O Jars Maccoboy Snuff;
~ boxes Pipes;
leO boxes and half boxes Bunch Raisins ana
5 casks CurrantS;
30 drums Figs;
% bags Almonds, EilberIs, Madeira Nuts !
Peanuts;
20 hoxes Oranges and Lemons
10 boxes Citron;
81 boxes Ground Spices;
10 kegs Pure Ground Ginger
90 MalS CaSsia
IL bags Cloves, Pepper, Pimcnto and Race
Ginger;
90 boxes Lemon syrup and tofdiais
10 bbIS CIDER vinegar;
30 bags Shot. nj.
Apples. Prunes, Rice Pearl Barley, AFRO" In''
Tanioca, Sage, Ground Rice, Macaroni Yer
macelli Patent Cand es.Canion Preserves, ln"H
Curric Powder Pickles, kcchup, Pepper Sauce
Pickle salmon, Scented Soap, Cdslle soap
Sal,rda. Alan. Indigo, Corks, Cotton I"lne
pemtiohn>. Wine Vinegar, London foner
Champagne. SC. 3 choice assortment OF Ma
deits Sherry. Port aud other Wines.
~. B Arrangements have been made tn en
,ure constant supplies OF FRESH Goods on escl
artiyaIul the Siunp Rirulj al this place --tami
l,.,s am have Their Good, delivered free ul t&
m,n>e. Newport, AprA 23!, lei6
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W0OHENS.

French aad German Cloths. tw He'd aud plan,
fine best makes Euglsh Fine Cloths, black,
blues olives, bruwus aud Spilng eolors. Jet
black German Dueskius Extra Fine black Car
,lmeres; Harms Fancy DoeskinS, the newest
styles received regularly; Mlddlesex Black aud
Fancy Cassimercs a fall assortment. Arerican
Clolhs CassimeTes, TweedS, Sattlness. &C.
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DRESS GOODS.

De claines, corded do. newest styles, ia variety;
Lama cords Oregops; Satin CrosSovcr Glns
hans; Balzoiines Beragesi Graduated MU'-
TN Dresses; Lace aud Dart striped aud fancy
Canbrics and Mu>lins Book MuSllnS; biahop
Lawns, white paucy camprica and JacEoIel.
fine and eXtIa Al white Linen Lawns
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usAp Gu,RrGRs Army OF OtCupAToN,
Camp at ReNaca de Ia Palma,
3 miles from Malamoro>,

i Head lsU ARiEHS ARMY OF ''tAliAlNDS,
Camp at Resaca de In Palma,
\ 3 miles from Naamoro>,
lOo'clock, =. NJ. May . l-46.
Sir: ] have the honor.o report that |
marched with the main body OF the army
at Q o'clock day, having previously
thrown forward body of light infantry
into the forest, which covers the Alala-
moras road When near the spot
where /. am now encamped, my advance
discovered that raviue crossing the
,oad had been occupied by the epemY
with artillery. immediately ordered q
battery of field artillery 10 sweep the
position, nauking and sustaining 4 by
the Sd, 4th and 9th regiments, deplQyed
as skirinlshers 10 ,he right aud lett. 4
heavy fire of artillery and musketry was
kept up for some tune, until tnally tue
enemy's batteries were carried in sue
cession by a squadron OF dragoons and
the regiments of infantry that were on
the ground. He was soqn dr'yen rom
his position, and pursued by squadron
or drgn oons battalion Of artillery, Sd iG-
fantry, and a light battery, TO tue river.
Our victory has been complete. Eight
pieces Of artillery, with great quantity
OF ammunition, three standards, and
some one hundred prisoners, have been
taken among the latter Gen. La Vega,
and several other officers. One Gen.
ID understood To have been killed The
enemy has rccrossed the rlrer and !
am sure will no, again modest Us on THIS
bank
The loss OF the eUemy in Killed has
heen most severe. Our own has been
very heavy, and ! deeply rfgrel to re-
pnri that Lieut.. lnge, ID Dragons,
Lieut.. Cochrane, ilh infantry and Lieut. :.
Chadbourne, 8rh infantry, were killed
on the field. Lieut.. Col, Payne, 4,h
artillery, Lieut.. Col. Mcintosh, Lieut..
/ Dobbns, Sd infantry, Capt. Hood, end
!, ,icut Fowler, 9th infantry, and tapt.
| Montgomery, Liepts. Gates, Seld'n,
! McClav, Burbank, and Jordan, 9Th m
| lau,ry ucre wounded The rSlerl ol
our loss IN killed aud wounded Is not
,o, asccrtalned and Is reserved for q
more detailed report.
Tho affair of to-day NAV be rcgafd'p
as aptopcr supplement to thr-cann""hn'
! of YESTERDAY aud the two taken t"grh-
! rr, exhibit the coplness and gdIianlry :"
our officers and men IN the most iav""-
hle hght. Al! havc done their dn,v'
and done il nobIy. II viii 5e my pthc'
in more circumsrdntlal report "' both
actions, to dwell upon particular M
.,ances of individual distinction.
I II affords me particular pleasure I"
report that dhe field work opposite Mat
amoros has sustained itself Handsomely
during caunonnde and honbnrdnen'
of 100 hours. But the pleasure is ail"H-
I'd with profound regret ut The loss "i us
heroic aud indomilable commander, MA
ior Brown, who died to-day ir"" me
effect of she'll Ills loss would ," :,
Ilseycre one To the service at any 'in''
Thu, to the army under my orders, 1t IS
indeed irreparable. One officer and
one non. commissioned "fhcet KILLED an'
I'tcn men wounded, comprise all the
. I.casuaItics incident To this severe bonn
bardmeul.
j | inadvertently omitted To mention to!
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.NEsTINGS d Trimmings.

Boiled Satin and lloneycomb NeS,ings Ly'
onS black Velves sup Silk SergcS black stock
Satins Cashmere VeSinPs. new styles; Italian
servings best twist brocade and twist buIlonS,
new patterns; Canvass and Paddingsi Alpaca
CotdluglonS; Csoton Cloths: Jacket Linens,
clI.hrnnnN
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HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in addition 10 An Act reguIstln.
Marriage aud Divorce"
II is enacted by The General .iSs,mLy as fol-
iolsS
Section |. The Supreme Court shall, in
addition 10 the powers by said act conferred.
also have power when any married woman
shall IN her petition for divorce pray for
change Of name, in their discretion to author.
se such petitioner 50 TO change her name,
with the same rights and Liabilities ds II hcT
name had not been changed.
True copy-wllness,
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SPRING, 1916.
E'arnsWOrth g. Shaw,

EEhVE received by recent arrivals. q full
Il n and well selected assortment Of Goods for
the Spring Trade. in patl as follows;
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BROAD-STREET HOUSE.
Newport Female Seminary.
MISSES COE, PRINCIPALS.

this INSTITUTION the scholastic year Is divided in
two terms of 90 weeks each, the Summer Tern
commencing on the third Wednesday in May the
Winter Term the arst Wednesday IN November. Pu
pills board at the Seminary aud pursue their studio.
during the vacations IL Pareuls desire.
Boarders, 1900 per annum including fuel in winter
sen bathing in summer aud an extensive OF Eng
lsh studies, or $500 will include music, drawing gnd
painting latin and modern languages
Day Scholars, 80 per III weeks. Primary Depart
men., So per II weeks.
REFERENCES.
NEwpoRT.-Rev. e. L. Brooks Rev. 4. Thayer
Capt. Taylor, u. S. NJ, Hon. Henry Y CFansioni
Peleg Clarke Esq. and Samuel b. Vernon, ESD.
New NoRK.-Dr. Potts Rev. L. Mason, Messrs
Prime, Ward King, and John GilDn, Esq.
BRooKLyN.-Drs. stone, Cutler, Cox, Brt adhead aud
Rev. Francis Vinton.
WEST PoINT-Capt Brewerton, u. 5. Engineers.
New HAvES-Dr. Romeo Elton
MoRRIsTowS.-Rey A. Henry DEmont.
BosToN.-Augustus Thorndike, Esq, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. Dr. Lowell Rev. David Reed, Rev.
T.. N. KIRK, Rev. VIM. NJ. Rogers, Rov. II. Wnslow,
Principal OF Beacon High School, Lowell Mason Esq.
JAMAICA PLAINs.-Rey. j. o. Chosies.
SAvANNAH.-Rev. w. Preston, NJ Hall McAster,
ESQ, Francis Sorrel, A. A, somers, Esq.
HAGUE, V.-Dr. Wheewrght, Wglter, Bowie, Esq.
Newport, Sepl 4, lel5.
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NOTICE.
BOOTS & SHOES,

consisting of Gents fine Calf sewed and
pegged Boots; also Calf, Kip and Goat
Downlngs also, Ladies gaiter boots ; fine
kid and morocco, Buskins and Slippers mis-
scs and chidrens Shoes, Of different kinds /;
Boys Boots and Brogans, which will be sold
low. TO suit The times
BOOTS & SHOES made TO order, and
warranted. N. B. Particular attention paid
TO repairing. BENZ. MARSH, 3D.
Newport, March 10, l646-if.
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Fall River and Boston Rail Road

lsss.:Ss e.ji:.;ss es:s.s.: s;sst So 49,
4t9'4S ss a Z, si SS=si i-Si
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Eoms of II. 1sl0no.

AN ACT relating to Justices of the Peace
who have neglected to max" their returns
to the General Treasurer pursuant 10 law
II Is enacted By he Genera! Rsscn'Jiy as fci
IOlCS
The Justices oc the Peace ia the several
towns who have Neglected TO make their re
turns 10 the General Treasurer pursuant Ia
law, are hereby auhorlZed aud pcrmliled 10
make their returns to the General Treasurer
al any time prcYlous To ia" third-diy Of the
next session ot ih.s Assembly; aud said re-
turns when SO made shall be as valid .aad et.
lcctugl rs If they had been made at lhs scs
sion according to law, and SAID Justices of
The Peace WHO have neglected to make the II
returns as aforesaid, and all who have made
SAID returns, except Justices of the Pcucc IN
the city of Proyldenccl are hereby continued
in their respective Offices until Tie neg scs.
slog OF Ihls General Assembly, with as fail
power aud authority as they have at any tllae
had. True cupv-wltnes5.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'Yy.
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EpoNNIfTS cleaned, hlcached and pres
q D scd in the best manuet Tor TN ESTS
CENTS. nl No , Cnurch.sl.
Anrug 1916. IRA TRENCH
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] TH' NVVE HTVII'TF'
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'fy.

Resoired. That the auctioneers of tho sew
crsl towns, who have not made thrr returns
according to law, be authorized to make their
returns on or before the frs, day Of Jolly next,
with the shme effect n, # the Same had been
msde within the time prescribed by law.
True copy-wliness,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

RsSoipcd Tha; the collectors Of Taxes who
have neglected To make their returns within
The time prescribed by law, to the General
Treasurer, OF the money coIlectcd by them as
a tax in communication OF military duty, be and
they hereby are authorized aud directed Ia
pay over 10 tho General Treasurer the money
50 collected Ly them, on OF before the first
Monday OF June next, in the same manner
aud with the same effect as if such payment
had been made on or before the first Monday
in April last, aud no prosecutions sbaI be
commenced against sach collectors for neg
lectlng to pay over said money as by law re-
CURED provided they pay over the same wlh.
III the time herein prescribed.
True copy--wltness,
HENRY BOWEN. Scc'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
NUMBER I.

'IuE B'RIAL of uus. JUDSo~, II g. u.h..
Of Napoleon. - 's
A Song oftks Chureh--
"A .onr of the church. he rray Ode church
That-tands nd Ia
As glance h thrown DER n hAih knoru
How The .nmost heart will
Dear home youth cling IN the. h..,o h,p.1
Mournfaiyi ng mournfuny, rhe Nshtnsae. De.h S,u.
] he Death 81 o-eec.a, composed BY p Knisht
Come the FOresa-Deutte.
The WooDec N, to- ,,..,
NY Lutte has but -osg-eompo.ed by waS.
ihe Little matd-a little he
of aEel rooms with little htr singer.
Sing u The Nightingale.
Cod blew the night wind the
The Roe Of Ahbama-th. popular negro -Dar
Away from Mssiisspp's vale.
Wild hat dar for a sail
crossed a bale,
To Rose oh ALBANIA
Loves Pilgrim. composed BY y. Brown
Come biihrr. hther-by Wade,
Love Now, another rrplrto aLoy. Mar
me - Too short 10 he waited
oueht- wv w. NV NV " We
MAY Queen by Dempster-3 parts on- smh.i,hed with An
Nsneue printed in colours Il make mos. d..,-
b,e aud appropriate present
W be above named music snail par, ofth. .-..
" s1PpV' Ias' teeeiVcd At Pm TAYLDRs
A., fano foFte Wareroom nd saLpou
>. DDOrit-t the .nk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 120 Main, Corner OF 9Th mud Main Streets.
~ Ii. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. OF Spring and summer Ready Made Clothing and
mems Fancy Ware He complete
ment OF the following articles,
French and English Cloth Dress and Froek black
brown olive green.
French and American Plain and Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
Single Miled Cashmere Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin Blk and BombaEne Vests
Fancy do do Marsclles and Cashmrreite Vests
White MRTsees Vests duoble breasted standing and
Tohng collar
Kid, Silk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars NJ the latest styles
merino, cotton and s N Undershirts
Do do Drawers
seArf- Cmvats stocks and Poke, Hdfs great variety
suspenders OF a kinds
Bin and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which will sell any establishment this side
of OregonI
T. H. Spence CONTINUES Clothing
mp at the Fashionable Establishment John NJ Co. Bal
timore.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
IL r r. SPENCE Agsnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

INHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
" inc public that he has rehtsd style TIN. r,sn
se eaiabshmsnt and IL PREPARED ACCOMMODATE tav.
We most eonortabs To his patrons he 70
~. hos sincere hant and asss continuance OF pet
"haxe WIN an ASSURANCE q
TOT ,hef comfort and convenience. prova M
the best manner and his bar 1ied choicest luo.
To those persons Win purpo-c seeking the rabrio eI,, ~
Inc mountains during The approaching summer h.
be has hiied number large and eonodos. oot n, %
accommodation of private families. ~ ~
W His oharres will be Moderate.
MICHAEL. G. HARTMAN.
W Attached 10 his Hotel large and s,,hl..
with an ereeneni Ostir running IN and fo s,,
on stop at this Hou-- and gong southwest and
, p'ne AZ etannton. 2I-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
cr> OF Cabinet Furniture In the soutI
and elsewhere.
Il. W. HUTCHINGS g. co.

BErwEEN GRAND AND BRooNE sTREErsj
INHE subscribers would inform their customers
and The public, that they have their late 81
'au"n f9E boouc street. the above Broadway
Nhers they have ihe richest Furniture In YoE
comprising an the ancient modern o,h-r sty, 40
ueh IN u.e al the present day which offered
no, 'aI 70 innuee those who are IN purchase
suahgers visiting the City quest invited
70 ca ekans and compare the quality price, other
having been under immediate iaseeop and an
and warranted every respect TO any IN the
city elsewhere. - 80 '''
oe lily Y. W. Hr-TCHINGs L CO as Rrn,au.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

.ts.zzszs-ztt. by Canal Packets to and from
- Lynchburg, and from thence in Stages
Oy the Naaia Bridge OF the Sweet sprr White su,ur
ON and after the 9th Of Juy leave Rich
mond daily nj Sundays Ieeped arrive IN
neIt day ate r. 81.
REIuRSiS"-Leave LynehbuE daily Pm Saturday. Il
copied and arrive in Richmond n hours.
Two lines Of Stages Terry and Martin run FINN
onE TO The White Sulphur distance 100 by the Natu
raj Fridge and pbreis sPng and by Fpea.e aHd
the Sweet Springs. -
Pss-eIge" for stauhon by Monday "wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers for Farmvie Prince Edward Charlotte
Houses leave al A. NJ days the
Al CAItefsSe ef the sh the Boats pass Carer.vire both
up and down at Pm. -
Passehgen leaving farmvine 10 will arrive in Richmond
men a ~ at Those going the Canal with the
up Boats Je % BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

| WHERE may he found At all times n complete
w aud tasteful HATS NJ me following huis
HEAVIER. rLAtN RUSSIA. PANAMA. / srOUItNG
MoLEsKiN, NUrRh, LEGHORN, GLAZED.
ALSO,
Gcnuemens and Youths Opera London Spring Guard Navy
Velvet Bands Fancy Top Oragon Cloth Caps anr Oh STA
Csps Infants Velvet Turbans and Fu Caps qualities
rsou' IN want ~ OF the above respectfully
quested es promise 70 se them AZ the lowest
/ prices, either At Wholesale Retail.
geH !. D. HOOVER, No. ~, Main IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

FINHUNKS, TRUNKS rnUNHs.-we have iu. re-
~ esvrd srsc stoet q ravenns Tuuaa dHsrsrt .r.s
made ron faes, and vel hnishe which w win s very
cheap We al and er,mine our stock AND
ptiees before hey buy D. N PUrNEY q WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

eER EXPRESS, we are in receipt Of many
Il new and desirable Dress GOods among them will be found
bazorine AID Ombre striped Badges
New style Bazorre Robes
White EmhToiied andGradualed do.
Beautiful Satin striped and eroSsnver uuslins
OTzandie Lawns Zepheriue Paids
STA Gingham's French Englsl do.
Pain and Enbroidcd nrlatons
French Jaconets, Priuis
le HAYES. VAN DEIrRsEN q WARN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

n, HhNiS W MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE. C,u,..
q" Instruction IN Strategy, Forhc OF B,t,-,
embracing the duties Of stzh nfanty artillery md
TO the Of the Volunteer Militia Nv ~,
ger haesk ~ Lest Of EasiRee-, 5. Army Pine. o. so
ju N.su
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

NEW YORK PACKETS.
~ OLD AND ONLY ~
&A& X T. q LAR LINE. A2
SeAco.r NassAu Captain MAIm.
:" GkEENWAY, tsEw) G. W. CouoH.
MANCHESTER, Rs.rH
4" COURIER, (sEw) ~. CoucH
PATRICK HENRY, tSEw) CHEE1EE
MARIETTA BURR, lSEw Ks.pT.
LYNCiiBuRG, GouLD.
This line Of Packets having sustained patron
age OF the Merchants of Richmond years
the propreio nass solicit Of
ing herpairons that shall
their goods safely and with dispatch. The Vessels
class nosb newl Commanded by experience
trade and Merchandise Insured by them
Of premium Fo freight passage havSg superior aeeommoia
tons, apply to the masters board.
JAMES FISHERS soNs Agents.
% Goods to be reshipped New Orleans Mobile Apaaehe
eola other places Will be received aud forw
York by the masters Agents. New YORK Of
espt such actually be incurred I6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

NO. ITO Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
As constantly hand Tailoring Store op.
pose The state House, elegant assortment OF French
Cloths Cassmeres and vesngs arrival
W He conducts the establishment principle sending
no garments out Of his but those Of quality
thus that he has 20 long enjoyed the best
and Throughout the Union. lie respectfully -oieii call
from gentlemen visiting the city assuring them he
orders entrusted 10 him, superior STYLE and
the quality be had TT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
EAGLE HOTEL,

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HoTEL,
n which have fitted with Furniture every comfor.
table accommodation for Boaers by Day
also Tor Transient visitors. A. will he
give aaetion hope to be literally paonIed Persons
ing the City would do well the Eagle Hotel ta-and
those having horses
Arangemesto for having them well taken Of
r. 2g-d6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09
TO BUYERS az FUHNITURE--SOUT
l. g. I w MEEkS

j. q j. W. MEEkS,
AVING facilities for kinds the most
- FsaiSnaAs and leave
specially TO call the attention Of Southern Gentlemen
visiting New YORK, 10 their Establishment No ~ Vesey
lew doors from the AstoT House
found an extensive stock ofFnure made
modern Partisan well desirable styles Egyptian
Eli1abethan, Gothic, Louis XIV XIV.
their manufacture, and personal super
inendence and equal any this or Europe
New fors sept. 18Th rs ~
britannia and BIock-Tin ware at Cost.
yNHE subscribers offer following Britannia and Bloch in
Ware cost Those desiring to purchase would DO
well 10 give a
Britannia aud Biock-Tin Coffee Urns
les Pots
Britannia Ftohers, nj without covers
Mugs, Cream pots and suEarbowis
Pock-Tin Rra-boicrs
Coffee boilers
britannia Oh Lamps
Castors, Z, and bottles
No III Broad o.. shoekoe Ill., sign Of the Hnndaw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

HI ECElNlNG-97 Bags of Rio Coffee
~ Is Bags cd Java Codee
Is Do Pepper and Pmerto
IS NJ Chests GunDovder Tea
2clb. LAekersd Borss me Tea
10 BoIes White ard Brown Havana sugar
Is Bags Brazil sugar
20 Packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
40 BoKcs sIto and IOII2 Cas-
10 Bsgs Race Ginger
10 Hhds Bacon sides. For sale by
ieI2 G0pnoS I, su-r,r,pp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office Of tho American, July g. 5 7. VI.
CATTLE.-Beoves IN full supply to-day a.
NJ lost weeks market The offerings tho scales were
375 head, OF which l72 sold and tho balance 2O3
head remain Pncos range from S2i3 per 1Ol lbs
on tho hoo equal to S4a5 10 net, and averaging about
81 375 gross.
HoGs-Livo Hogs are dull at sl75u5, with good
supply.
Flour-'Ioward street Flour 10 uIo frmcr and higher
asked We sales Of 500 TO 1000 bbs Of re.
pocon and select brands Fnday after the close
OF review 81. There also sale Of 1000 bbls
in lot this morning 81 also a sale oi a small parco
Of April and May Flour at 1874.
The last sales Of fresh Ground City Mills Flour were
At . Is. That price is still asked.
GRAlN-A lot Of prime Pennsylvania white Wheat
was sold to-day 80 cents, another lot Of prime Penns.
red nt % cents
We quote white Corn at Sass cents and yellow at 50
cts.
PROVlSlONS-We quote Western Mess Pork at 81
md So.f5aS9. There a sale Of a parcel Of Bait.
more packed No Beef today g., so cash Primo s
held at S6,S625. The range for Western Bsefis 80 50
for Mes; S7,50aS7,75 for No. l. S5.5Oa575 fonPnmo
Baoon.Wo quote fair to good lots Western Shoulders
3bai good to prime do at faii Sides ~ IN quality 5ta
u; and Hams sal Sales Of Shoulders al T. Akal4
cents; Of Sides al ST. aud Of good 81 cta
Lard is dull Sales Of No. !, IN kegs 81 7o In bbls
nothing dong. We quote I'll grades At 6ts6i.
Whskey.-Stocks continue very light, end tho demand
ioif Of 2lc. for bids and 22o. for bbls.
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SIS MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
On franklin Grace broad, MARSHALL. Clay
Cathnrin and Leigh Streets

R1 virtue of decree Of the County Court of
- Hcnueo n Chiuecy siug pronounced day
July 1876 m tie Of William Pen's'oa
Lavna Harris against sarah Law Hars
rZned who WIS thereby appon 81 Tnur-
Cay anoon ihe 9th day Of AuEu upol premises
sPeetvey commencing the hour a. highes.
bidder, the which Fd
Hams late q LOUIS County td -tEei possefseI lying part
" IN the City of Richmond ard parity County eureo
q feet of ground the side IN
tsrfecton With JEFF kaf Ruherfoosds
addition ooiinE Franklin Broad and hsv
Madison ani Henry streets Thes be y
lots each having oai of - feet
oJ 20 feet wide, and - lots Bullock ADDITION
'Iguaicd by The numbers 3 II iG IL 49, L. 90 n
D. J. -. ~ 90 - 40 So 81, fronting Broad MAJ
Clay Cahar're ard Leigh Tn sua'ci IN A
most improving part Of the City aud handsomely Iocaed ~
q possible
TERMS four elsf BE balance equal nstaiun-Hts
ard - months fIr Tn. iii vii b. vthhei
al tie wt,ie purchase moaey IL pad.
ju std. w ConDry C,--r-.
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Boston morke,.JuIV q.

Provisions-Salcs Of so bbs mess Pork, Sill 60 kegs
Lard, &c, mos so bbls No. Beef 81, cash. Flour
Gencsee common brands, S4,3l; Michigan S425; Ohio
via New Orleans 81 Howard street, S425; Fedorcks
burg 81. Corn-Good yellow fiat mesling Corn sells rea
Oily from store at 59a6Oe; white 55a5Ge; Oats Delaware
30a32c; Northern Canal 35c per bu, cash