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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

Omar Cons FIRLD.-A tnveller writes 10
the Toledo Blade, from the Wabash Valley
viewed the 1000 acre field of corn ION
Wea Prarie,) of the Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth
,,,o Commissioner OF Patents, where this year
60 900 bushels will probably be raised without
boeing, simply ploughing the comtwo or three
times. may say, too, that saw 5000 acres
all adjoining"
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E}NtHH1AEHS,

In East Greenwich July, 2ith, by Rev, 5.
A. Crane, Doct l.. NJ. Wheeler to Miss Re
becca Hawkins, all Of East Greenwich,
AT the Congregational Church in Norton
July 23d, by the Rev. Mr.. Barrows, Mr.
William II. Simmons, Of this town, to M's'
s...L = Uia,Jon of Marion
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isrsA Atlantic House, ASy.
;;;;h Newport E;si&
Rhode Island.

TIME UNDERSIGNED would inform bIS
friends and the public that he has assumed
iii. management of the above named Establish,
ment, having leased II for term oil Yeas ana
purchased the furniture. A..
Iavins had several ycEs experience in me
b,,.,nass Al The DcE,H iloust with his bfolhef
i G.. Weaver, aud secured the services "'
competent and accommodating persons, ~ .s. A.
>istants. he confidently assures the r""n' '.",
he Atlantic House will be conducted 10 me
Satisfaction of those who may see HI 10 give IL
The Honse ~ pleasantly located on The SUM
mil or the IFlff, cUmnrsadlaC an sN.eH,iNs
view of the Ocean, NarraRah~r' pay a"a
! Rhode Island 1t contains ahoo' enc huhcfed
and Gfiy lodging rooms, With raTloTS adjoining
and uiu accommodate comfortably 2aO per-
| sons. - d. -
! lhe AlluH'Ic ''Vu'e - ,,,,; ms fnr board
Iccpton OF COMPANY, aud app'ita''o"S ''' ''"''
| will meet With prompt attention yr,,
| June TT JOSEi u ID "LH "
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For Sale,
Just received at
TILLEY'S MUSIC SALOON,

10 names Suee', A..
THE Ba,chelor's Lament, or scenes III '''
life of nobody, r,nuv
O carry me back to Old Virg'nny' song
.,,n%adJ ,nd smng by the Original Chris'y
Minstrels' r,,;,,;,, song
composed for the Piano Forts
tc,o h ,,;shG,ll ,,,ll to linger near thee, by
II u '' Richard B. Taylor.
Oh share my cottage gentle mad, n. S,,r,,
Aguadoes Fayoritc Waltz, by o T. "a'"'
well. ., ,ta,ho,
Give me three grains of Corn, Mother,
'''' "'e ' Bv Mrs. A. II. Edmoud.
To all you ladies' now Oh ''"o
II Charlie is my darling
II British Grenadier March
Mosaic Waltzes by NJ bradford
| Tedcsco Polka for the Piano, by
II ''''' Gustavc Bessmcn.
4 Al,ad,n Quick Step by ]. Conner
II Thc celebrated Valentine Polka
The Saratoga Polka as taught by "orpo"'y
II JULY 27.
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WARD wide Lawns ono shilling pr yard. =
Y nersre> Gingham,, Nous de Lanes Cal
,'o,, Ac.a LANGLEY n NOKMANS,
iIJ 1hamCs street
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Private Boarding House.
nv wv. - NOSE.

one or Two families can he ACCOMMODATE
,,y".e's, crrner of South Touro snd BAN
street.
July I3,dNw
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Ncwport and Boston Line.

Steamer Perry leaves sayer's Wharf at .
Al NJ. and arrives IN Boston at? \. NJ. Leave
Newport ut I 2 VI and arrive at Boston ~ %
y " thus making the lrir uro "o"' Sn", 'i ,.. ".
\ han ,r, other route Tor further particulars
arrl, to "'' p'n"' 'e'"
N Aug e. dw ~
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Chance 10 make Money.

A no let tha, desirable estate on
M:::'& on High street, lately occupied
iii& by A. V. Taylor Esq 1t is
erIA large, airy, central, convenient
and well calculated for a genteel Boarding
House. The dining Hall is large and wei
calculated to acco mlnodatc pnrtleS-aS resi-
dence j, possesses advantages equal to any one
ON he Hill, will be let for very low rent.
Apply to JOSEPH NJ iAhMEi l.
July 2O--d If.
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Dr p. Arnold's Balsam.

A SURE and safe remedy and is warranted
Ato cure in less than one hour, IN lheir hrSt
stages and in a short time in any stage OF ihe
disease. or the money will be refunded, Chole'
ra Morbus or real Spasmadic Cholera.
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Black English Grape,

"HICH may bo worn without detrlmen
w in foggy weather, for sale by .e,
ly - LAWTON d BROS.
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Children that are TectlIing,

if inclined to Drauhua, should always BE-
provided with this medicine, as II will keep the
bowels regulated, aud keep oil the Canker.-
# is wholesome, safe and pleasant 10 the taste
and children are fond of il, and will take II
without tIouble or dislike.
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BOOKS.

A QUIDNECK-a poem pronounced on 'he
Ahundredih anniversary of the lncoIpora-
ton of the Redwood Library Company, New
port II. |, August "a, lSi7, with other com
lnemorative pieces, by Chas. I. Brooks
Authentic Memories OF Prince Napoleon
Louis Bonapau-hy an American Lady. Just
received and for sale by G. +. HAMMETT u
1872 Thames street
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Valuable Steam Will and Ma
chiMcry at Auction.

WILL be sold AT Public Auction,
Mfm on Thursday, the 10Th of August next
Eil& at | | o'clock, a. m, on the premises,
a Stone Woolen Factory, 93 feet long by 90
tee, wide, stories high. with Dye House
and Dry House adjoining no feet long by %
feet wide, 2 stories high.
The Factory is operated by forty horse
power Steam Engine, with two AZ inch Flue
Boilers 80 feet long.
The Factory now contains Tour sets ~ men
Cards, ~ Fancy Cashmere Looms. with All
the Machinery and fixtures necessary to oper'
ate the same.
The above Factory il situated IN Tlverton'
! IN the Village ofFall River, beautifully loca,
led on an Island containing about two acres oi
! land.
The Factory and Machinery arc al, new
and of the most modern style, and can oe pu'
in operation Immediately.
Terms of payment made known at the hm'
and place OF sale.
For further particulars apply to
Il COOK BORDEN, Guardian,
or to Jesse EDDY.
Fall River, July 10.
!, y1r The above sale Is postponed nm,
II Thursday. the 3lSt day of August, Al ~ o
~ m COOK BORDEN,
JESSE EDDY.
Il Fall River, July q, lsis.
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TO LET.

Nh nossession given the first of Septem'
! n her or sooner il required. This lower part
=, ,Se Subscribers house situated in a central
n,r, of The town For terms &c apply to
Aug2. NiIh,,I'Ffo
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For General Debility and Dys-
nenSiH.

1t is most excellent restorative, giving a
healthy tone to both the stomach and bowels
and prevents food from pressing and dislres
sing The stomach.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

FEW persons wishing for board ca" ,Sc SS
~ Accommodated at Farm House nea, Wv wy
town. Reference will be- gwen ano 'rlu'.,u l',.,,.
rnauiIed vt Mrs. Tllley 5 sea VIC" ''"'e'
,,reen End. July IL, Nv.
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Tooth Ache and Burns.

The pain of which it soon relieves an
heals the Burn in a short time wlthoul 'ea''
ing any scar. Price only 25 cents. Also, the
COMPOUND Vegetable Sodori6c Physical Pills
They are safe, Pleasant, Efficient, Apari
ent Mild, Gentle and Eficacious Caihar'ic'
Safe at all times aud under all eircumNllan
ces. They will be found to excel ~ Jaundlce
Cositiveness, Head Ache and all Bili'ous and
Feverish habits, operating without pam
sickness to the stomach. For sale by
r.. B. IRISH,
Newport, r. l., No. l56 Thames street
| AUG. 3 3m.
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ssyercst Cases OfDyscntcry,

are Immediately counleracted, the pains are
allayed, the bowels healed, and not unirequcnt
ly the bowels become perfectly regulated aht
restored in the short space oi ten or twelV'
hours
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Needless.
fancy Combs.

NEW and beautiful styles of richly carved
Mop shell Combs, with an assortment oil
Silver Combs, Just received and for sale at
BiI TlSDALES.
I0g Thames street.
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Dysentery and Diarrt9a.

NV Agents will stand ready al all times tc
make good their assertions. II Is also usec
with entire success for
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Cholera and common ChOieTa
II N1OrhnS.

This Cordial Immediately checks the vom.
uing, relraye> the pain, stops the DiarrhTa
and restores The bowels to perfectly and reg
ular state, however severe the attack may he
or however low the patient may have become
=, aIlN
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue of of fcri tacas issued from the clerks
i office of The circuit of the District of Columbia.
for the county OF Washington and to me directed shall
expose public sae for cash, Thursday the 18th day
OF May next, 10 o'clock, m. before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property. viz All tina,
part of the lot OF onnd number 3D. in square number 25l
of the city of Washington with wo-stoy brick house and
otht Improvements thereon, now the occupancy oil VIM.
Dowing the said OF lot fronting the south side OF
street, NORTH nineteen feet and eleven and halt inches,
extending from northwest OF the lot eastwarty,
and running back of the width the front and
ing line of the lot 30 ect wide alley being
the property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and L. 2. Pearson of Robert f How, TO VIM.
Dowlng dated the 18th OF July, 1895 Seized and levied
upon property OF William Bowling, and sold satisfy
iudcias No 1872 March term, 1896 Of lian
Ice, of Robert G. Buckley,
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l9--dts Marshal of the District OF Columbia
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We lay before our readers the speech of Mr. Inge o.
Alabama, on the relation of parties to the Mexican val
recently delivered in the House OF Representatives
struck u.s. when heard it delivered, as a bold MANY
and effective speech well worthy of general circulation
We are confirmed in this impression since reading tn
print. We have no doubt it will be read with uters
and pleasure by the democracy of the country a, '
II is searching and scahing philippe on the policy
the anti-war wing leaders in Congress, who, fired D
party madness, and blinded by party deusion have been
warning with their country at home while our arU''
have been conquering the enemy in distant land II
direct and fearless attack upon the federal leaders WHO
while charging the administration with the responsb'V
and sin of the war, have been lending their talents, the
eloquence, and their influence to the continuance OF h
peaceless turmoil and fearful carnage which they ha
eiened oppose, and from which they have shrunk VIII
pretended horror The voice and the press of the &c
mocracy cannot be too ready TO expose the true motive
and purposes of the camorous and vindicvc opposes
the administration, who, in their deDuncations oil ~
war, show too clearly that it the progress OF parry
home and not the havoc of abroad, which they
heart are resisting The holiness and directness oil
speech of Mr. Inge in this respect, cannot ia 70 Gu"
mand admiration and we therefore publish 1t more ~
matter of duty to the country than OF praise to the ao
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The Richmond letter of Gen. Taylor, as published ID
the 'Union of Thursday, has placed the wing party
curious position with respect to the nomination to Be
made in June. Upon the Clay, Mclean, and Scott men
it came like thunder-cap. Old Rough and Ready
tells them plainly that he does not intend to be shuRei
off the track by political jockeys. They must take him
or he is an independent candidate. Dare they nfusl
We have been told Of another letter written to disn
gushed senator, in which the old General says: "h'
feels under an oig rtion not 10 Withdraw his fro"
the eanpass, 'otoeue' is nominated by either the mig@
democratic conventions. and he grounds the popret
his decision the manner in which he has been brou
before the country. by the people" Therefore, il The
wings should refuse TO nominate him. he may be consi
cred the third candidate
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Hv R. ". YER, .aucHoaeer.

OTIS AT AUG rION.-On wednesday, the 10th instant,
IL at half past O'clock p. m shall sell at my auction
sore The toll owing lots;
Lo No TO- square No s, on 9th street. between and
X streets
Lots Nos aud 7, in square H. 18th street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and M street.
Lots and II, in square 81 on 2Ah and M streets
Lot II, in square H. on New Hampshire avenue and M
street
Terms of sale One third cash balance in equal pay
and twelve monhs for bearing interest
satisfactorily secured.
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer .
Lot No IT, in square No 1885, for private SALE Inquire OF
Walter s. Cox, esq attorney at law, Geog ,town.
Nav 2-eoNds
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Ry a. GREE.V-, .YssctSOnser .

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AuCTlON-On Monday, the 9Th May, shall sell al
the residence OF lady declining housekeepog north
Capitol H north Capitol gate 10 O'Clock
a. m good lot of furniture ! enumera'e in part
Mahogany sofa, sdeboard, and bureau
Do dining, breakfast, and centre tables
Cane seat and other chairs lounges
Maple high and low post bedseads
Andlrons, shovel tongs, and tenders
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Astral, hall, and other lamps
Parlor chamber, and stair carpets
Washstands, wardrobes, and toilet
Window curtains, blinds. &c.
China glass, and crockery
Plated casters and candlescks
Also a good lot of kitchen utensils
With many other articles necessary enumerate
Terms An sums of and under S25, cash S25, a
credit OF sixty and ninety days, for salsfcroy
dorsed. bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May 5-3i Auetoneer.
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL, INDIANA.

CANAL LETTING The gned w III rece Give seal
u ed proposals Tere Haute Indiana, the oath day
OF May next for The construction OF forty mes 81 the a-
Commerce., the west fork of White river. The line will
be divided into sections about half mile in length and
will embrace the variety OF work usually presented
similar division of canal amongst which reservoir,
N number of ocks, culverts, Nc together with the
building of portion of the Eelriver dam and the guard
lock connected herewith
Payments will be made as the work advances in par
funds.
The line to be let will be ready for inspection by the 18th
of May and by the 10Th OF that month the plans specca-
TONS estimates oil quantities, Ne VIII be exhibited at the
Engineers office in Tcrre Hautc.
Dated Terre Haute 18th March, 1913
CHARLES BUTLER
THO II. BLAKE,
AUSTIN M. PUETT
Trustees OF the Wabash and Erie Canal.
March 22-eotl5thMay
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T7AUQUlEM White sulphur spring. virs in,n, (,nos

T1AUQUlEA White sulphur sprlngs Virginia, (tnore
for the reception of visers on the LIST of June
progress, that VIII give new aspect
to the whole establishment No expense will be spared
adding embeishment to the comfort and pleasure
of the guests. Knowing, by ocular evidence, In numerous
instances, The positive intrinsic value OF the water ana It's
almost miraculous ect in particular cases, has been re-
garded as good policy to enlarge the acconmodnons ana
complete the original design as TO CRAFTY the taste
and fancy ofguests, well their health and
pleasure. Situated in IA remarkably healthy REGION in iuh
view of the bold Blue Ridge, and in the vicinity OF the
beautiful village OF Warrenton, vsiters may, horseback
carriages the improving roads, ENJOY the most
picturesque scenery or may seek exercise in The ienpu
alleys the pistol gallery, the OF billiards. or the health
fn dance The lovers of music and tower- VIII ind pecu
liar has been taken win their approval while The
swan may relieve tedious hour to those who
Interested in the fore nature In word every step mas
add and accommodation of visitors The
hu die aud toumament the iancy ban, masquerade
tons Nor these preparations designed tor the gay
monde only To the holy ministers OF religion OF every
denomination, cordial not g,adsns rvta." rs given
Of the church respected throughout the season.
sken from Frederick sburg. and 40 90 from Alexandra
Tfweeky stages will from both these points III jay
when daily lines viii, be established Visitors leaving the
District Columbia in the stage steamer at Y OF A. IN
will the springs the day and at the same cost
81 so hrough-tickets having been agreed on between
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Company and
the stage owners from Fredericksburg the Springs, TO
the ticker SIS from Richmond and 81 90 from wash
ngon.
These springs are known the Post Office books as
Warenon Springs and ali letters should be so directed
or they NAV be left nj Warenton the White Sui
Terms OF board viii be as follows $50 for the who,
SON ending LIST October; SIS for three $50 for
months x3J for month; $40 per week xlo os two
weeks 81 rs per day meals or lodging Do cents each Se
vans and children under IL years old hall price. no
charge Tor children under three years old When separate
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain ordinary fable viii be charged
DANIEL WARD,
April 2s--nf Superintendent
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Rv A. GREEN. .9ucttoneer,

TRY GOODS DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION. On Fri.
~ day, the 9Th of May, shall sell at the dry good
Of Mr. T. Drury Pennsy avenue, near the Yves
Market House, and opposite the Seven Buildings, at II
o'clock, m, all the stock of dry goods of the establish
ment, viz:
Cloths, cassimeres, casinets, vestngs
Apacas, mousselncs de lane, gambroons
Drlings, Irish linens, lawns, white cambrcs
Plaid muslns calicoes, checks, shirts
Table diapers, Grecian plaid, silk and cotton hose
Shawls, gloves, suspenders caps, tapes
Spool cotton, sewing silk
With great variety of other articles.
Terms: All OF and under $25, cash over $2j, a
credit of two and four months, for notes
dorsed bearing interest. A. GREEN,
April 30-td Auctioneer
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VALUABLE SQUARE AND IMPROVEMENTS AT
Y AUCTION.-On Friday, the 9Th day CT May at
O'Clock, shall sell the premises the whole OF square No
49, containing about 10000 square Feet with the improve
ments, which good woory brick house, with base
mept and back building, frame stable and carriage
house and other outhouses pump of the best water in
the yard, NC.
This square is between Q and R Streets and 10th and
2Ist tt.t.
Terms of sale One-thd of the purchase money in cash
the balance equal pay men of r. and lS months for
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
ROBT. w. DYER,
April 2S-eoNds Auctioneer
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Hv II. GREEN; .s,.ciioneer.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Tuesday the I'd May, shall SELL al
the residence of Mrs Reed, street. between A and OH
streets, at 10 o'clock, M extensive and excellent
assortment OF furniture. We enumeraie in part
Mahogany SOFAS lounges, divans, aud ottomans
Do parlor chairs and arm rocker
Moreen covered lounges and stuffed chairs.
Mahogany side boards, dressing and plain bureaus
Do dining. card and centre tables
Cane and wood-seat chairs, rockers &c.
Maple and walnut high and low-pos bedsteads
Washsands, wartrobes, and writing tables
Parlor and chamber window curtains
China glass, and crockery
Plated tea and coffee
Girandoles, solar, hail. and other lamps
Fire sets, toilet sets, and chamber glasses
Brussels, three, ply, ingram, and step carpets
Passage oilcorh, bearthrugs, NC.
Feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking and other stoves
With lot of kitchen requisites
Terms All of and under $25, cash over $25, a
credit of two and four months for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest A. GREEN,
APP 29-3SSNT AuctiOneer.
Co., The above sale Is postponed In consequence ofthc
rain until Saturday, the 9th instant, same hour.
May 3 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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MAY SIT


IMPROVED Property Mt AuctiOn.-On Wednesday,
the 26ti instant, shall sell. front of the premises,
part of lo No g. in square No 10 fronting 80 feet New
York avenue between 18th aud 7th Streets and in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the Navy Department. The lot is i'm
proved by good twostory brick building which has lately
undergone thorough repair.
Terms of sale OnehIrd of the purchase money in cash;
the balance in equal payments at and two years for
notes bearing interest, satisfactorily secured.
ROBERT W. DYER,
April ll-eoEds Auctioneer
The above sale Is postponed Tin consequence of the
hour of sale being menoned) TILL Tuesday evening mex
the I'd of May, al O'clock p. m.
pril 2s-eoNds X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
o. The above sale Is further postponed tlIl Saturday
evening next, same hour and place w. DYER
Nav I'D Auctioneer.
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Lives insured III
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAML. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SEEDING, No. ii Todd's Buildings
Pennsy vania avenue, Agent.
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. D., opposite CITY Post Office.
It'll street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained on application at the
agents office.
Nav 5--Iaw4w
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"
fshhi sell OF The premises, al O'Clock, p m, lot No
l. IN No PSI situated the OF 10y street and
Ohio avenue fronting Ohio % feet and ITO feel
Deep running with the line of l3a street. containing i5o
square feet.
The above described property is handsomely located,
and worthy the attention Of persons wishing make good
investment
Terms; OneEhrd of the purchase money cash. balance
a credit Of six and twelve months, for bearing inter
est deed given and deed OF taken all deeds and
conveyances at the expense of the purchaser
A. GREEN,
MAY 5-3t Auctioneer.
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NIOrlCE.-The attention OF the public is particularly in
IN ved the sale of dry goods which takes place Fri
day. the 9th instant Mr. Drurys, in the LIST ward oppo
site the Seven Buildings
May At A GREEN.
4 PR report of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
"A Of New York, No. 35 Wall street.
This institution during the month of April, issued one
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n OST, between l4h street and the nfKe gold
pencI with topaz head The finder viii be Literally
rewarded by leaving II the Union Office
April 2S-A
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY s, ,sas.

W Mr Y. w. JAMES, of Cincinnati, Ohio. is our W.,
eral traveliinR for the Western States ass.r
lanes X. Smith, J. I. Dent r. G. Smith, Frederet :
Hawse John w Armstrong. Jasen Taylor. f. M stew,
son, and w. Ramsey. e'ei
D,-Mr. ISRAEL f. JAMES, ls2 South Tenth stree, Pr;
adepha, our general travelling agent assisted by JAM
r. WhlPPie William IA Weld, H. p. Stem, John
Oeerng, Isaac d Guyer, aud c. Muslin '''H
Spt-Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, OF Mon gomery Alah,
is general travelling agent for Alabama and Tenna