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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-04
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Executors Notice.

TIME subscribers Executors to the last VIII
and Testament of George EngS, late OF
Newport, dec, hereby give notice that they
have qualified themselves according to law, and
request all persons interested III said estate, to
present their accounts for settlement without
delay. SaMGEL ENHT, ,,v,,roN
nac Al I9i6-3m
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A first rate Farm for Sale.

IA That well known and beautl
fns fully situated Farm, containing
about fifty acres OF highly cuitl
waited land, and known by the
name of the George Armstrong Farm, is
now offered for sale.
This Farm is on the margin OF the sea,
with valuable privileges Of building stone,
sand, gravel and sec manure. 1t lies at the
bottom Of Narragansett street, and is con-
stan,ly increasing in value. For further par
ticulars, apply to
JOSIAH C.. SHAW.
Newport, May %, ls45-tf.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-04

IL yTNO LET, cottage with or without
finn furniture,3 miles from Newport and
Ill@. 1 mile from fine Bathing Beach with
a carriage house and garden. For terms ap'
ply to JOHN ~ NUN HAM
July g lS46.
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COMMERCIAL INTELI4IGENCE.
The Flour Markets.

Nsw ORLEANS, July is.-The from England by
the Caledonia received in the early part OF the
week. has ccasioned marked decline in -four and
wheat Flour has fallen of 81 per bbi and about 40 900
bbs have been takeu mostly for export at 81 to 81 25
per Dbl for Ohio branis-the bulk OF it at the lowest
Prise Is 10 to 30 cents lower Sales of the week
bushels at 81 cents for mixed and white, and
90 cents per bushe for few lots of yellow About
10000 bushels wheat have been sold at 80 cents to 81 for
good primes falling of since the news, Of 20 to %
cents per bushel
CiSciSNArr July 2l-Flour-On Tuesday evening $50
bbs sold ON store at So go Yesterday the sales
small amounting only TO about $40 bbs 10 at 50
60 10 at So So So do city mills at SO So so do from store
pally for retail.
PaiLADELrHfA, July a. P. M-The receipts OF -four
continue very high, and prices firm fresh ground
Pennsyvaua is in request and If here would command
So 62 SIS 10 but the stock too light to admit Of any
large transactions 800 1000 bbls Ohio, received by
way ofNew Orleans, was sold at SIS %. Rye hour-saes
of $50 bbls at So 37h Corn meal ia enquired for
and holders firm Sales OF 1900 1000 bbls, Penn
sylyania at SO %, and Brandywine at SO so per Dbl
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k'oretgn lInEprratlons.

& OhioIi crates Hudsoa.73 cases Phelps
Vol! tiy s.. I, Isa|S VI jsss
. sp e ws7Vs Bc. COS SP ,deS e''S Kings
Thomas-35 stone swan q ee-s Carsens Lord Taylor
, rs ss1. HestGa ses9 Dare We..as Rqsyet
ElIio bars !ebandes Green Cramnu2e9 bars ron
Sands Fuller Il @'fs b s.aal ar
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Hum Y cot Milton, Cushmsn col MAKE COS
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Hausmann p Maure-I Buckingham coo M ~ inner met
cold Oripne Minturn 4 COT iisrkilI-i W iinHst
lows vsa Arsaae Coop,.T u Allen Hszea cos F.i
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ninger OIL " Hlrper-I Curbt co., Hsrnden CO.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHLApELPHIA EXCHANGE. July 26-4 PM.
VIZ S1%@&Ss 't. fHs
sy Sc. .' ao
Baker
RoYena Young Provinceown; Lydia stoer, Stevens New
fosaosd:y ia and bs
P Sss s%i ps. @ s' @
sansy Kelly Emily Garrett HALIFAX $ VIZ 1St WIZ
Ysziee Tcm sarah Emsiee ssmsos do siOop Rem
S SYel Thompson do Shark and Planet Briggs
dp n9s1 H. Gn
with s5p .SGwi%s white sd blue jail ss"ias
Ell sa T s5s Sl sspf blue ball %a s
American ship supposed the Versailles Of Boston,
sha sn5y tesdea @i days from New orlean. for
from New York for Liverpool June 49, lat
Havana, July s, OF Havana, bound in va '''HA' lot
Brig Hope Hail. from Baltimore for Jamaica July H. lat
Whaiemen.
s% g ws s snus ne wonG
released Bark Sarah Esther Griffin was also at Rio 18th
at at Sff a isf' July %, bark Aea, Harlow
800 81 S sn soa Ssns ss @
RepoIsIAPI 49, 7 S1 New Island Falkland Islands, ship
Island %%s Smiley Ia 'iSs% WIS a,
south shetands with 800 bbls elephant oil which place
leave there 700 bb elephant biubber on shore
Foreign Ports.
port po Ss b oIseG S'TB tcwS Ys 1s.
s sch9 ,y nOrgy e. Boston ds brig Ella Hal
Also in lih, brig 20 W King" and schr Mary Steward
LoSpoSPEny, June BIN port ship swqara, Brown, iron
sp Gass Hssa: sy
MiI1.hA. July lsp port ship vsspa,nn Brewer Bel
mr. 5s VIM BooSSy e sm WPs,sa rs9s
. Gns ss h c .y s yS and
sr G% Tsss1 W:Ss g. Ss%a,i
!5S & as$ Doa }sea
Ken %s s III F
bark sSs,o Acvs ch New va Yor about Tg vstO. HOBBS
v ]:sT July a'Au Union Jack and George
az 70; Sooa f5Iy Law" BAR: TyiHS
LGT.g ai.s brig. Anaah Dennis Boston, dS TaRassio
y % tsss Gg @ mssu for o
wood a. u Gsp s G TJ% s%'sy o5 DO il g.
for New Orleans John Hancock, scubistes Tor Charleston
WnhMroA, May 3-In port ship Cygue Snow, for York
Home Ports.
Csso BSs%sn ship Post s;ts Bremea bark pionee
ro George Russell fsis from aI@ebo 'q% r. nc S S,Gs
saw kendnc Boston; schs Duxbury Eldrdge Boston liza.
RIA, swan n York steamer Herald-saw off New Point
showing red burgee, with her white letters
which co9d net be made Came up Quarantine shin
Scoua, Miskeyi I'D bgs Kent Allyn West Indies; Chief
goiros' Rbny 25AT ship Amulet Freeman, Mobile; bark
MmYino, DAVIS, Baltimore; briggs Louise (sw) Huffman
,'oenbng Eysrlina DAVIS Csrdenas Ellen Barclay Turks
Island flanet Hiard, NOrieans; Chas Edward Wording
mia hee BROWN Pha; schs Laredo, Thomas NOrleans
rns lof pNSYork) Thompson, Washington; y q Osceoa
Ph'ls Spy, Smith New York Via Qoarsntine bra Bra
en H9hhop Ballyshaanon At Qunsnne, ships Colombo
ss,we Lyspool ssG2,k Crosby, Lvepool bark FIor,
IA Ws,erord Sid ship. Hiudosan and Charlotte; barks
AiIhaze Maria Tophf London Lady Young r. Rnsss1g
NMs Lucy Ann, Prairie, Have, Caroline and Mary ,cbrs
.ebs bso,Llc,M July 22sd brig st Patrick Vale NYork,
! |HAhLrsfoS July 73-An ship Ksdron. NAV, Have.
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Boston; .chr William Hart Candy. Vera Cruz. Below a
Herm brig CID ship Amelia agry. Liverpool; brgs Cham
sehr Wanda. Doane, Providence.
FALL RIyKn. July 2iAT sehs b Keeler. Pigbury. aud
Planet and Elizabeth fhadelphia 22d, Win knight do
2st SID briggs Leghop, Pendleop Pctou 23d, Chas Ham
mond, Mscloon Philadelphia schs Virginia, Hall, York.
Ho MES HOLE. July 2l-Arr brig Rebeeca Staples New
York for Robbl9s,on schrs Melv for Washington. NC:
Hipson, New York for EasIpoIt Adams for
Baltimors Page Nckerson Boston for NYork; Richmond
for do Nancy Mills Tyler, do for HaOwsil VIM Stevens
Shute Belfast for Baltimore.
G.M KY A shs 2Ray sSr Bgs
MlDDLErowN. Conn. July 22-Au bark Isabella, Mckee
MosIr, July is-Cld, ship Rob Roy. Arnold, New York;
NoRroLK. July 2a-sld brig L Jones, jun baker 70 r
NIw ORLEANs July lf-Ar banks Cardinal de Cheyeric
(F) Poissonne Bordeaux Alabama, Sprague, Ve,a Cruz
STAFFORD Beai York; Apphia Maria Badger
ling Bllumoie. CID ship Charemagne, Packard, York;
bark Mary Parker Sharp Philadelphia; briggs Lincoln Smith
Hardness York; coming Carr, Providence; sehs Coche
Southland Port Prince and MARKET Alex.ndeI, Ham
pond, Rattan Island; Piedmont, Guirard York; Heroine
Nav BrDrosD' July 2s~sid, brig Creed, N York.
NETosr, July 2a-An schr Mechanic. Sawyer. Maehias
SALES July aa-sd brig Arselcs schr MaryClark, Small
sA1As1Ap, July geld, ship Edwin, Hayden; Liverpool
Exact White, from York. =,
WasHINoroN c, July is-Arr schr Catharine Jaue Al
w. July i9-Ar, ,chr John Smith Philadel,
WiLMINorsN July 23-Ar schr Royal Purple, Haskell,
Little River q cd schr Mary Groon Gsyer for Valdez
sas: sS o%s ffS o%s Yo dDs
rey, Boston; brig Nonpariel, Brewer for N London
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT of NEW YORK, JULY 81


Cleared.
ssS: HeSfs s1
BaIks-Due dOreans, Robertson, Bonaire Boyd Hnck.
Briss@Dor.de rs sanet ST Pierre MART wiaerhon
b ksass RRss* Si
pg: Sos E9ssSssls A .S OVAL
deas and dI x Mm
Packet ship sve de rasse Rich from Havre, 10th Juee
with mdse Fox Livingston june 80 lat 49, Ion 3d. spoke
LAT A. lon &c. spoke brig Lone and Only from St Johns,
Ship Monterey Crosby IS days from Belfast, with mdse
rs sao oeG d Bird fro" Liverpool June 'A with md's
Ship siss Holmes, Myriek from Nsw Orleans, July 9th
%lss NY from ISaSas spoke brig Pane from Vera Cruz
Ship Kathdn Morse 10 days from Bath Me. in ballast.
Norwegian bark Albertina Fegth days from Antwerp in
ballast and lG Myers to KunGemann Goth June lat
New wS 80 day: from Rio JsasES with
M sSn 4 Ks%p oA A ys n sd % M r.
Jaas T. Cape FSfs bearing s.shanssd color: with an
issi ,s
ut &oaso%sry ''' q fS S
Inolases Hills. Vessels left before reported 18th in-
lat 80 lon 10 4O spoke ship Espndola days from New
Ofleaos for Europe
Brig Hodgdon, Hodsdon, II days from New Orleans with
5000 bushels corn 1000 do wheat casks hams Mlbanks
X Co.
Brig Demarara MeGilvery days from Cardenas. witt
| coffee &c. TO Moses Taylor.
Schr Forest King Kelly Is days from Curacao, Boomer
Graves Co. Lett no American vessels. 18th instant, la
~ lon 60 spoke brig Evena from Portland for Trinidad d.
Cuba out % days
Schr Elizabeth, Snow, days from ST. Thomas with mds
| to order
schr Martha D. Phillips, days from Plymouth NC, will
schI Sea New (of Thomason Stanley. from Csrdenas
aud days from Charleston.
Br schr Attention. Heating. days from Halifax with 6sh
to Hunter.
DR. sehr Dolphin, Holden, days from Maguadavie. B,
with plaster, to Farnhsm
Schr Emily Johnson Terry, days from Baltimore, will,
mdse to johnson 4 Lowden.
Schr Am ella, Hammond, Baltimore, mdse.
Schr l. Mitchell Adams. Newbern N q, naval stores.
Scr Hamilton, Osborn days from Alexandria with
to Sturees, Clearman x Co.
Schr Ontario Forest, days from Newben, NC.
Schr Il CoGes, Phillips 48 hours from Virginia.
Schr Desdemona, Chatim, Virginia.
Schr Sarah Augusta, Conklm, Virginia.
Ship Genmore, Mchaels, from Belfast, to Richardson
Watson X Co.
British bark Eagle, from Scotland
| Dutch ship from Valparaiso.
Also, ship. Q banks and 2 briggs.
Sailed.
Packet ships Roscus for Liverpool; Margaret Evans, fo
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New York Cattle Market.

July % AT Market-l960 beef cattle, (neary all
SoutherD) 90 cows and calves; and 800 sheep and
lambs.
Beef Cattle-The sales during the week amount to a
fraction HOO head leaving upon the market 100
sold There has been material change in prices
our last report the bulk ofthe transactions ranging from
So to 81 per cwt..
Cows and Calves-The number sale considerably
exceeded those offered the week previous There is
toleraoy fair demand and the average of prices
may be quoted at from SIS $50 to S40-accordng to
quality. All sold
Sheep and Lambs continue to in pretty freely;
but the demand is hardly active enough to clear the
market. Prices well sustained About 200 head
NAMED unsod the of the week business Sales
OF sheep made at from 81 So SO to So 90 and
lambs at from 81 to 81 rs
Hay-The new crop begins to come in, and few sales
OF loose reported the scales 81 20 cents
owt Old crop timothy Is worth from 65 to rs cents
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ty struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and to-
tally destroyed with its contents Several fires took
place In the vicinity Of the city during the storm prooa
bly, from the cause
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
NEIRsr BoARDSiOOo STATE SIS Oh 800 States loan o. Of
lo)H 1900 Stats S. 80 52o shs u Bank 4A % Planters
Bonk Miss.4.
AFrER SALEs-ssoOo Cincinnati WV Bds. 6 9 Is shs
Glnrd Bauk, 3t Philadelphia and Trenton RR, 1866 1000
u Losa 81. 81 9s iOoe do o. 81, 100; i2, Baas *
SEcoSD BoARp25 shs Morris Canal is; 5000 State 6s 81
5000 Reading RI Bonds. 77 shs Commercial Bank, 5f4
$4,000 u y Treasury Notes. lo5 1000 Schuykili Nnisa-
lion 6 65 so go Reading RR 3Jys 2ol0 do Bonds 7 100
Grard Bink. 1879
ATrsR SALEs-7 shs Kensiugton Bank s2; Reading
II, 31,k; so ". American Insurance, O..
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Passengers Arrve,s.

LIvERgooL-ship Ohio-J Water IL II Nj Dury, Hoop
or, Perry, Jane Perry Miss A Comln-l3s steerege
HAvBs-Ship Silve de -Grasse- Sedgwick, Master
Baldwin, two Masters Bruce Master Lester Master Asch-
man aud l72 IN the steeragc
BELrAsTship MontefeyT squires and IS in the steer
ST THomas-Schr Elizabeth-N Darlington aud servant,
Lambert aud dau ghter, w Fisher Van de Graben
Welman. w Flash, aud n Maranth.
CARDErAs-Bng Demlrara-G 4 Pacetti, & Muro. l.
De Muro.
HEw ORLEANs-Ship Silas Holmes-Mr NJ II Devcrcux,
PTImmins, Vorls, Dwight Master Donovan, Jernan.
do Gayoso and Ii in the steerage.
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The Crops.

The Crops
Since last notice. say within the last three weeks,
(saya the Charleston Mercury the weather and the
crops this State have experienced considerable change
The rains have been very heavy until about ten days
ago when they Stacked off good deain the interior
understand, more than in the lower country where
there has greatly much rain. The consequence
has been that until the partial cessation of the wet
weather the crops not worked and the
upon them to most alarming extent The cotton was
most injured The grain has not been injured to any
great extent In fact, while the cotton Is everywhere
backward and Inferior the is almost universally
the finest known for long series OF years. We have
seen gentlemen who have traversed Rchland Newberry
Union, Spartanburg, York, Chester Fairfield and ker
other districts and IL is from their reports form our
statement. In short are decidedly OF opinion that
the grain crop to be unusually abundant in all
parts of the State embracing in that crop wheat
corn and rice The cotton crop Is not likely, except
under the most favorable to the end
and late frost, to be even an ordinary average
The probabilities are, that 1t will be much below an
average while there is possibility that, with very ia
vorable and late frost moderate crop
may be realized The districts of Fairfield, Richland
Kershaw, Chester, Lancaster, York aud Union, have
probably suffered most. The more Western districts
have Jared something better We hear much the same
reports of the state of the crops from Georgia and Ala
bama The crops further south may be better; but in
all places cotton Is month later than usual
The mail few days since, brought down the river
large lot of rice which raised the Western line
farmers do If they try. We have many very fine
localities for the cultivation Of rice, and trust ere
long it become an item Of considerable impor-
in the table OF exports Of our state-Lie Rock
arkansas Democrat
The La Porte county Qndiana) Wing states that the
harvest has fairly commenced in that portion of ndi-
ana The wheat crop will yield much more than
anticipated Oats will produce WE'LL but corn had been
what affected by the backward spring and recent
drought.
For the last two weeks the weather has been quite
setedthe mornings being intensely hot the air sui
try and humid, winding up in the evening with
lightning and heavy thunder attended with showers Of
rain and violent gusts Of wind So far rs we have been
able to learn, the crops in 6ourshng condition
and bid fair TO return to the granares bountful yield
the and cane out Of harms way, or in other
words beyond the reach of drought For the cotton
our worst apprehensions are aroused-but few day
ago the plant presented rich and luxurious appear
day last informed by gentleman, that he had
discovered that the cut had made its appearance
10 immediate ricnitythat he counted less than
fifty stalk He stated that from their appear
ance the worst OF consequences might with propriey
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Anisai OF ssrsnKsrs in New nor~,
July %


d. Gssss Nj " B.Ss Ne, g. Ea
Ws Ms r r9f AZ. MSo9 VS.
Shssis:s% .s. PIX SKI nsSS:
Sssd feiIs ssrni S Albany;
#. EiiiqS' Sibb: fhaIi''ioa; A. Wentworth cian H.
,.s b W M Rs. 4ss
%ss: ! Tssis fS ~
s5 6f:::s; r Ssss R:i.a
IN S nd A INF: M S.Ip Sada R,1 W
W " Lss:sns e. I
Baie south Georgia E.
% N? s tsnsS: fsf:si ssstSss:
f.hs G. GTsS e1 SSsso MsspStT;es s.
Gsgt' @ IS pn 9. f.n G. sa H.
and Mrs G. Anderson, savannah ua,..
EsiS.. k%s:%:s Sss rS.S.Y
Allen; Middleton; L. Reese. H Livngs'On N; York; A. z.
Dr.
Genesee.
u w T: i5. IT, Mr. and
u.s. Ala; Ashton, l. Ru.hton PhiIa r T5acy. Lansing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbatdeld Oissgo; Mr. and Mrs. Baker S
g. Wilkinson, Troy Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, Elm Falls r.
sanders Mass; Smith, SaugeIties; E. Johnson Worcester;
Mr. Mrs and Miss Townsend, Ph,ls " Randolph Buhalo
c. Schrivey, Geo. Kerr, Pha: H. Jones. N c.; w. Tut,
SSeSrgs; LaIimer. n e; + Kennedy FloIda Keevan'
Ws M u w.
Williams, Charleston.
T~o Misses Kings Chamberburg; L. w: Burbridge. Pitts
burgh MIR and Mrs Carter, NON w Cosset Memphis;
j. Wilson, Ohio; 4. LOOMS Brookyn; T. White, Pitts
burgh Mr. and Mrs. Judson, Rockesfer D. and Bargut
Ohio: W. Parker Boston; b. Carrick, Phila Martin, do
w. Gentry, ST Louis.
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Passengers Sailed.

LoSDoNShip Margaret Eyans-MB Boulton and family
Toronte Mrs Colonel Heath and daughter do; MIR Hager
York; Rev X 5 Gaduey, Alabama; Rev A Lyon dos II w
Russell ady aud daughter York; Charles Psulsen, de;
Emanuel Betencourt, Island Cuba Mr. Sewer York A X
de Rodenbeck, do Hale do Mr. Hefer, do; Miss Anna
Lees do; Mr. Dobson, do; Mr.; Walker do M cohen ard
Bennock, do.
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Foreign Markets.

PUERTO CABELLo, July l0-Thc old crop Of coffee Is
exclusively in the hands of shippers consequently
quotations nominal at 50 $40 currency for washed
aud So So so 80 for common The last sales of indigo
effected at so per 10. At present there is
none in market The crop will commence coming
into town about the latter end of September. Hides
have declined in prices recently and OK and COW now
rule at SO So 80 per qunal The market is perfectly
bare of cotton and quotations nominal at ll per
qunta rules at SIS S23 per fanega Of ITO lbs
according to quality. Flour Sl9 so, currency Tran
GUILTY. is completely restored throughout the country,
and hater ourselves that it will not again be dis
turbed The brig Rowena which sails morrow, leaves
no American vessels in port.
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TB o'Res-2s Loeschgh 4 Wesendonek-s Meeke. Plate
cola viezen co--9 IA Wener--26 Kessler co.'s
shsbere Reiiner 8ecke-3 Gold niti Co.'S Born x
Schuchsrdt-3 boicesu Rush, Hortsman, Sous pfuek
eI-o d'lyemois cos Blunt-S TIMBER DsmbmsnL',S
Towson cos SeSnette-l2 Coitineu x CD , 20
Emerc-2t & Gignoux x COT III Ward x co-l5 BALM
SandeIii Ste coli Stewart bros,i pasosy
> Stone Sons-l2 L Wood co-l2 y stewMt q co
. w Mann Col Heam Bros-3 Victor x quo XVIII
Butte field, Bros co.. Townsend, Sharpess Sous
w White wright cot Reese Son--l2 won - co co
Brady co-2C King coz Kellogg co-so w Nv
ipgstoa-iJ G Woodhe,d col WILEY rataamG nen,
R0lker Mollman- chards Bassett Aborn-eo pigs 10
order -, .. -, , - g,
boxes Richardson Wat.on-5 boxes Hobinson-l case
bale boxes Wehead Young30 Harden-23o tons iron
Boorman Johnson coll boxes Sands Fuller co32 do
Wat Shermaa-l A Holmes-l A L Stewart-3 i Hunt
* col Arnold X cole do Bird Gillian co-l8 w Red
mond-26 pkgs Stewart COP boxes Gihon COCO
bdls $500 sterling bdls mdse to order.
RIO JANEIRo-Birk Ellen Augusta-2600 bags coffee Ay-
col pkgs Lasalsl do IL Auchincloss-2 boxes
Dbl bag coffee w Whipple.
. RIO JAsEInO-Bark New World-32a2 bags coffee Mason
* Thompson.
ANTwEarBark Abertina-i4 pkgs 20 bales mdse Boxer
& col bale Kessler X col do TIMBER x Dambmsnn.
CURAcoA-Schr Forest King-3S bales goat skins hhds
sugar 20 tons gnnmyae bbis old copper Boomer Graves
co-2o tons iusc 70 bales goat skins Fouke X Sons.
ST THoMAs-Schr Elizabetlll77 sticks lgnumyitae IL
boxes bay water Dbl tamarinds maste-4T28 hides
bags cocoa Schlesnger-2l boxes bay w w Rose.
CAsrENss-Sehr Sea Mewo6 hhds sugar % bbs moasses
TO havens co-l00 hhds 100 boxes sugar Taylor.
CARDgsAsBrg Demarara256 hhds SO boxes do 1884,
bags coffee % hhds moiasses Moses Taylor
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INrnoykp MA,,SETIc M hygII Y 7;S


i HEADS GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
This Instrument important Improvement over all other
forms OF and has been adopted by the medical
generally being the most and en.eo
therefore liable to get OF Order as the
ease with similar admits OF the most perfect
control be graduated to any POWER Tor az "a,
FAINT for the adults at the pleasure oil the
OPERATOR The magnetic force impaired IN continuous
with unpleasant sensation to the most delicate
patieI requires assistant n Its and ~ III every re
spect perfectly harmless. . -,
Many of the cures performed by this instrument are truly
Of them diseases of the most serious eha
racter known the medical proesson Among others may
be scrofua Dropsy Erysipelas Deafness Curyt
ture of the Spine, Tic Doo,eux acute ana chronic
tism Paralysis Epectic Fits Headache and particularly
diseases which may be referred 10 toe Nervous system
evidence Of the superiority OF these Machines over all
others reference be made to several Of ne nos
distinguished in the medical profession who have used tein
great variety Of complaints with surprising success
single trial will test their advantages. . m
appliances in neat rosewoodcases accom-
panyng Manual with full directions, regarding
its and application. - ,
Price of the machines complete So to Sl2 They eau be
readily ofthe and each instrument Is
warranted.
Manufactured and for sale Wholesale and retail, by
ID. q. MOORHEAD, 1872 Broadly, New York.
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Domestic portatsons.

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hhkCUfEh. ~ DUANE Alsscl, Detween Ihairan an.s
William strects, has for The last fourteen yea enjoyed
te most private diseases Of neica!
New York lie the most aggravated OF
this disease and mild cases cured i've DAYS src-
tue-Doctor Cooper has dcoye ed method by which
he the form of structure from two
debility, brought by habit INDUCED by
men, This when freely INDUCED begets dyspepsia,
weakness Of the limbs and small of the back confusion OF
tellect, and aversion society warranted in every
case, charge. No mercury used.
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