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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

GEN. TAyLoR's DEATH.BED. - A
very remarkable exclamation Of Gen.
eral Taylor's, OH the day of his death.
has not yet, believe, found its way
into the public prints. Opening his
eyes, after having been either dosing
or deeply rejecting, and looking at
Col Davis, he said
"Apply the Constitution to the mea-
sure regardI'ss Of consequences.
Whatever was the train of thought
in the patriots breast, it was evidently
concerning his country's welfare, and
the glorious Constitution was to be
"appicd" that all should be right.
MELANCHoLY SHlPwRECK--Loss OF
SHIP ELIZABETH. The ship Elizabeth,
lla,e Capt, llealey,) from Lcghorn, for n
York, wen, ashore on Fire Island, abou,
niles east of Fire Island light, at ! A. NJ.
Friday the 18Th inst. and wen, to pieces
Immediately on sir king tha beach. Por-
lions of the wreck are s,rewn al0rg the
beach for two miles.
There were on board five cabin passen-
gers, and eighteen men belonging to the
ship. Five of the crew p,rished. with all
the passengers. The passengers names
could not be asceI,ained, with the exception
of one, Henry Summer or Sumner, of Bos.
ton. The captains wife, with her child,
was on boarI. She was saved, but the
child was lost. Capt. iIeaey died a, Leg
rn o. small p OK, jas, previous 10 the sal
ling Of the vessel.
The Elizabeth had full ergo, consist
ing OF marble, oil paintings, CASTLE soap,
&c. She had also on board Powers stat
urs of John c. Calhoun which has gone to
the bottom. 1t is expected i, will be re-
GOV vrcd.
Among the passengers who perished on
board The Elizabeth, we regret to learn
was a lady of literary renown, well known
through the c.unlry-Miss Margarc, Fuller
formerly, hut recently bearing the title of
Countess Ossoli, acquired by marriage while
in Italy. Her husband aud child accom-
panied her, nd were also lost. The body
OF the child, two years old. was washed
ashore.
The following names Of The los, are given
spl, and child, viz General Sanford, Of
Sweden /, Horace Maun, Of Boston Geo.
Bates, of England, (steward): Henry Wes-
terseIi, of Germany. But these do not in.
cude all.
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DIED.

In Portsmouth, on Sunday last, Mr. Villa X
Fales, aged % wears.
In this town, Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Fanny
Brsman, wife Of Mr.. Gardner Braman.
In this town Friday morning MIR. William
Briggs, in the SD year Of his age Funeral this
afternoon from his late residence No. "a Spring
street, WHICH relations and friends are requested
to attend
In Washington City. 18th met, nj the house n
the Rev. X. X. Gurley, Rev. Thomas Bailey, Of
Little Compton. r.
In Burrilville, on the 10Th inst, Martha Wal
lin, daughter Of John and Sarah =. Wallin, aged
81 years.
In Warren, 18th inst, John William, son Of
Robert and Mary Frsnkland, aged 2yesrs, mos.
and "a days.
In Tiverton, 18th Inst, Mr. Wm Gray, aged 70
years.
In wss, Fsirlec VI. ofoholers, Leonard With.
ins,on, IT,, eldes, con Of Rev. Leonard Whhms.
tor. ofSs.bury, Macs.
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FISNE MF'UItNL
PRIZE QUESTIONS i!

/ A Z the annual meeting of the Rhode Island
n Medical Society, held in Providence June 26,
1850, the Trustees Of the Fiske Fund for the year
ls<9-50, viz: >. Augustus Arnold, NJ d., Geo.
Capron, NJ. d., and Hiram Allen, NJ. D., an
nounccd that the prize of fifty dollars offered in
lS49 for the best desse tation "Ihs hSt9ry of
medical decisions -. the present and NJ fo,Hu times
had been awarded to WORTHISGToE HOOKER,
Al. D., Of Norwich, Conn.
On the second subject, Cholera, no award was
made.
The following subjects were propo ed for 1850
81, viz:
l. HomGopothy, so eaiied; aS bstory and r.Jvta-
tIDn.
g D,splac,ments Of ne Uterus; their hstoyy,
causes Constitutional sttefs genro and local treat
,nen.
1t is desirable to have the papers On the form
subject written III popular style, the successful
one being intended for general circulation; those
on the latter should of course assume a more
strictly professional character.
For the best dissertation each Of the subjects
should an award be made, tn" Trustees for 1850
81 will pay the sum Of Fifty DoiiarS; the reward
to be announced at the annual meeting fthe X. |
Medical Society, TO be held at Providence ON the
last Wednesday in June, A. ID. 1851, or througl,
the columns Of the Providence Journal and New
port Herald Of the Times, thereafter as
practicable.
Fiery competitor for premium is expected to
conform TO the following regulations, viz:
1si. To forward 10 one Of the Trustees, on or
! before May l. A. ID. 1851, free Of all expen,cs,
copy Of his dissertation, with motto writes there
upon, and aso accompanying it sealed letter,
having tic same motto inscribed upon the outside.
and his name aud place of residence within
Both dissertation aud letter must be written in
clear and rglble manner.
81 Neither llaire mark shall be put upon
the dissertation, OF any accompanying paper (sayc
in the manner above desigualcd,) whereby the
author viii he known.
81. Previously to receiving the preminm a.
warded, the author Of the successful dissertation
mist transfer 20 the Trustees all his right tide and
interest IN and 10 the same, or the benefit Of the
Fiskr Fund,
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful dis
scrtations will he destroyed by the Trustees un-
opened, and the dissertations may be procured by
their respective authors from the individual to
whom they were directed, il application h made
therefore within three months from the Societys
annual meeting, but all such remain mcallcd
for after the expiration Of the time here spec fed,
viii bc disposed of in such manner the Trus-
tees may deem most advisable.
GEORGE. CAPRON, NJ d., Prov, Trustees
HIRAM ALLEN N. ID. Cumbcrland,} for
VIM. 4. SHAW, NJ. u. Wickiord, lS50.5I,
THOMAS II. WEBB, Sec ctary.
: II more convenient, dissertations may he sent to
the Secretary addressed, THOMAS II. WEBB,
Sec'ry to the Fiske Fund Trustees, Boston Mass.
julyIS 6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

" Queen Victoria gave splendid
State Ball, at Buckingham Palace, OIL
the Goth of June several foreign Prin-
ces, the whole ofthe Diplomatic corps,
Lords, distinguished Commons, and
foreigners were present on the occa-
sion. For the benefit Of The ladies' we
would record tlese three important
items -
Her Majesty opened the ball with
his Royal Ilighness the Prince of Prus-
sia, the vis-a-vis being his Royal High
ness Prince Albert and the Duchess of
Southerland.
The Queen wore a blue silk dress
trimmed with silver blond, and with
wild roses (pink and white,) and orna-
menied with diamonds.
Her Majes,v's head dress was formed
Of a wreath OF pink and white wild
roses, richly ornamented with dia-
monds, to correspond with the dress
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NJ oSPELlER. VI. JuIy II


The Wing Stale Convention y hich as
sembled here to-day was very large, enhu-
siasiic and harmonious. Samuel Adams,
Of Grand Isle, was chosen President, The
following are the nominations made
For Governor Charles X. Williams, of
Rutland.
For It, Governor Norman Williams,
Of Woodstock
For Treasurer George UrtJ, Of Mont
peier.
a ticket that cant be heat Resolutions
were adopted, strongly approving Prcsiden,
TayIor's pulley. and recommending it to
President Fillmore.
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YOUNG MEN.-lt should be the aim
OF young men to 60 into good society
we mean no, the rich, nor the proud,
nor the fashionable, but the society Of
the wise, the intelligent, and the good
When you find men who know more
than you do, and from whose conversa-
tion you canga,her information, II is al.
ways safe to associate with them. 1t
has broken down many a man to asso-
ciatc with the low and vulgar, where
the ribald song was sung, and the in
decent story told TO excite laughter or
influence the bad passions.
Lord Clarendon attributed success
and happiness in life to associating
with persons more learned and yirtuous
than ourselves. Ifyou wish to be wise
and respected, if you desire happiness
and not misery, we advise you to asso-
ciate with the intelligent and good.
Strive for excellence and strict integri.
ty, and you will never be found in the
sinks of pollu,ion, or in the ranks of
profligates and gamblers. Once habit
uate yourself to virtuous course, once
secure love for good society, and no
punishment would be greater, than by
accident, to be obliged for half day
to associate with the low and vulgar.
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CARPET WARE ROOM.

NI-M. &. COZZENS 4 90. have received
w their Spring supply Of Cdrpctings EmWac.
ing al the various quaiitps and now offered ior
sale vcry cheap among them superior three Fly
C'upets. large and small figures superior Ingram,
do and do ENira and common DO; Bruss,lls anI
Tapestry carpcts N,nctiin star cnrci- al widths
Superior Extra Twil.d Venetian Stair; Tapestry
Venetian Stay Superior Hearth Rugsi Straw
Mauings-. Mats; Canvas Oil Cloths and IN iac'
every dssircabc article usually found in Carpet
Ware m-..Carpets Cut made and laid down
on reasonable terms and at short NOTICE
April "
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IL nlarinc Jntcllieents. 4
PORT OF NEWPORT.


July l5-Schr W. Thoniae, Tucker, Prov
for Pha; Only Son, Eastman, F X tor NY.
Sloops Helen. Pitman, Bristol for N Bedford.
Brig Brazilian, Iiodgeden Boston f,r Phila.
THURSDAY, July Is.
Brig Cardiff, Melville, Cardenas, for Boston /;
Schrs Hume, Mills, r. River, for N. York !;
IIarbinger, Heath, r. River, for Phila Royal
Oak, Lopez, Calais, Block I'D Matt J. Lonan,
Fredmore, Virginia, a market.
Sloop Sophia, Wells, Brookhaven, Stonington;
X, 4. Barnum, Matthews, Falmouth, Block I'd !;
W. Falmouth, Barlow, Sandwich, New York ;
Superior, Hubbard, River Head, "A market.
FRIDAY, July 10.
Brig Cleaner, Fuller, +. River. Nova Scotia
Schr w a., II. Hunter, Boss, Suffolk, N. Bedford !;
Sarah Bucks, Rice, Providence, Orland
SATURDAY, July 20,
Schr N. $. Crane, Sawyer, fmTuckerton, N. J;
Compliance, Sears, N York, Portland;
MONDAY, July 22.
Schr Jane, Hall, Westerly, Prov; Elmira Ros-
ers, Spelman, Portsmouth,, Albany; o. ii. Perry,
Bunker, +. River, Phila; Oregon Hawthorne,
do, do; Adventurer, Prentiss, Prov, n. York;
Science, Gladding, Portsmouth, Albany.
Sloops Mar, Elizabeth, Davis, Prov Native,
Davis, do.
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LANDHOLDERS BANK.

4 T the anua meeting of the Stockholders of
sons were chosen directors Of said institution for
the ensuing year viz -
Elisha X. Potter, John G. Clark, Wm. French,
George Robinson, Thomas X. Wells, Peleg John
son, John T. Nichols, Benjamin Hull, Christ.
Champlin, George n. ChampIin, James B. NJ.
Potter, James W. Anthony, Daniel Rodman.
Aud alta meeting the directors on the sau,e day
Elisha X. Potter, Esq, was reappoiuted Presi-
dent Of said Bank for the ensuing year.
THOMAS X. WELLS, Chash'r.
july26 Kingston June 81 1850.
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PiTTsBua0, Saturday, July l3.

CHoLERA IN Com siderable
alarm is beginning to msnifests itself here
on account Of the prevalence Of The Chol-
era. Mrs. Patton, who attended Mr.
Laying, (men,ioned in my dispatch yes,er-
day as having died with the Cholera died
to-day with Cholera. Two of Mr.. Layng's
daughters were also attacked with Chol-
era ; one has since died, and the other Is
not expected to live.
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fiir, IL 1hdl
GROUND STARCH-A SUPERIOR ARTi
GLE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed Agents
| for the sale of Choncy's "Yuior Family Starch,
are now prepared To furnish Groccrs and Families
with this most valuable article warranted cheap"
and s,lupior 10 any othU i,r family purposes.
Being entirely free from all impurities, thus
Starch may be- used with the utmost confidence IN
-tnrching the finest Musiins and Linens.
The superior wlitcncss Of this Starch anl the
ingredients with which 1t is made. render who'll,
unnecessary the use oi Starch Polish or Fperma-
cct,. n it p,oduccs im polish without cunning
up or inurinv the fabric. which il IN, vital " the
case Gom tlw constant use pt oils matter. IL ~
also never nnf,vorably affected when clothes are
exposed IN frosty weather
Also. a vcry nice ~ clc for puddngs; no E,mi
IL shbuld lr without this valuable article Put up
neatly in pound packages, and ior sale ut whole
sale or retail, hy BARBER 4 BOONE,
m,,lO and d Market square.
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COLI ~s nav Judge from the matter and
tone of the Newport Daily New, va
should say that somebody more OF lees, had
been treating it's editor rather shabblly. -
Tho way he walks into the majority ot
certain Telegraph Commiltee is a caution,
and o mistake. FdR Riusr Monitor.
You are right. neighbor We we're treat
ed shsbbily, by d shabby majority, aud we
attended to lhoir caso accordingly, probab-
ly to their satisfaction.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday, July, Is.

Thursday, July, Is.
Al market 500 Beef Cattle; pairs Working
Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep and
Lambs, and 800 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattlc--Extra Sc so; lst quality
600 2d do, SIS rs; Sd do, S455a4 IS.
Working Oxen--Ss5, 30, %, 100.
Cows and Caves-Sl6, ls, %, 27, 81, IS.
Sheep and Lambs--Sl 30, 50, S3, 3 so.
Swinc-4 l.2a5 l-2c. Spring Pigs &c; retail
6a7c Fat Hogs at lie.
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TUESDAY, July 90.
Schr. Mary Brockway, Bcnning, Lyme.
MEMORANDA

Arrived at Georgetown, S. C., 18th inst, Brig
John Balch, Woodman, 10 days from this port.
Cleared at Cardenas, 9th inst, Brig Cardiff,
Melville, for this port.
Arrived at Boston l7th, Schr. George Engs,
Dorr, fin Richmoni.
Arrived at Boston 18th Brig Confidence, Bah
cock, from Havana.
Spoken, Ship Ann Alexander, DsBlois, of New
Bedford Lon. 46W Lat. "a, I2S 10 days out,
with so bbls Sperm Oil.
Schr Pensacola, Coombs, from Boston, for Phil
adeIphia, pu into this port 2Ist, for repairs; sus
tanned damage in sparS and rigging during the gale
Of the 10Th.
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To PRESERVE BEEF srEAx.-An ex-

10 PRESERVE BEEF sTEAK.-An ex-
change papers says tha. as the season
is now at hand when meat cannot be
kept for more than day or two IN a
fresh state, II will be Of no inconsider-
aLlc beneh, to many to be Informed
,ha, if fresh meat be rolled mp in In
dian corn lucul it viii keep fresh four
or h,c Gays. Tn. steak should he
lail d,wn in pieces from one To ,lrce
p,i.ls ~ each covered entirely with
III n.-l
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SECRETARysHiP OF THE INTERIOR.
The Courier says that Mr.. Pearce
has declined this post, and that Mr..
Conrad Of Louisiana, has been appoin-
ted in his place. Boston Transcript
T"esday Eue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

- Carlyle asking. what thing to
admire has America ever donel' has
been h,ly answered thus: She has
produced girl, deaf, dumb, and blind,
who with her own hands did sewing
enough to send a barrel Of flour to
some Of your starving countrymen. sir.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR sAI.E.

The House and lot ui hand IN Broad Street, he
longing 10 the Estate oi the late Thomas q. Pit
man. The Estate Is too well known 10 need any
further description; any one wishing 10 purchase,
can oltau further information by calling st the
House, No ~ Broad Street; a clear deed viii bc
giVen. Jan IL
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FISHING TACKLE

FlSlfING TACKLE.
fI'liE subscriber would inform the citizens and
i visitors Of Newport, that he has constantly
on hand, Guns, Pistols, Powder Flasks Shot
Pouches and Belts, Percussion Caps, aud every
article connected with the sporting line
POWDER AND SHOT,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Also, Patent Safety aud Fusc aud
FISHING TACKLE.
Having secured the services of an experienced
workman, is now prepared to do all kind. Of work
in the manufacturing Of Guns, Pistols Sc, aud all
kinds Of work in Brass, Iron aud Steel. Grind
and Polish Cutlery, repair Jewelry, repair and
make Door Locks and Keys, Bells and fitted, in
short every article pertaining to the above branch
es will be executed with nea,ness and dispatch, at
JOHN Il. AMES',
No. 33 Broad Street, Providence, X. J..
O.. tr>- All orders left at ID. H. Barker's, No SO
Thames street, Newport, or sent to the subscriber
by express or otherwise will meet with prompt at
ention. jyl7 d&w 3w.
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WELL GUARDED.-A country youth,
who had returned home from visit TO
the city, was asked by his anxious dad,
# he had been guarded in his conduct
while he was there "Oh yes, re-
piled the ingenuou. lad, was guar
ded by two constables most Of the time,"
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New YORK, = Z. M.

All business is suspended Throughout,
the city to-day IN consequence ofthe
funeral ceremonies in commemOration
of the late President The weather is
fine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

O. John Neal predicts that the
time will come when a mans perspira-
tion will be turned 70 account q. steam,
end drive him up bill lits q loeomc-
tive.
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WASHINGTON, July 30.

Webster accepts the State Depart
ment Graham. of North Carolina,
War; Vinton, Of Ohio, Treasury; Crit
tenden, ofKen,ucky, Attorney General.
The others are not yet sure.
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From the Boston Chronolyye.

Consumption is the great curse Of our northern
latitude II il the blight Of domestic felicity and
the dcspoer Of beauty. Ii robs the cheek Of its
hcalthful bloom, the mind Of its serenity, and the
eye of its brilliancy. II wastes the form, dlms the
intellect and plunges its victim into an early
grave. The young and old, the serious and the
gay, the city belle aud the country lass, are alike
IT. prey and its victims. Blessings on the man,
then, whose genius and research furnished us
weapons 10 bid defiance to this E" Dwccr Of the
Threshold - lie merits the applause and graft
tude of agcs--he shall have ours, at least.
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills ST.
GAR FROSTED The Proprietor Of tins popular
Family Medicine thankful for the extensive and
increasing favor with which il is received, and
feeling dcsirous Of making every Improvement in
his power, begs leave to announce, that he has adj
drd an OUTSIDE FROSTING to the pills, OF
pure White SUGAR whereby eve ything disagrcea-
bic To- The taste or smell Il entirely removed, wit'-
ont IN the smallest degree affecting, III other re-
spccts, the cxcellent qualities of the madicme.-
The want Of an innocent and convenient medium
Of Disgusting the Pills, 80 generally felt, is thus
supplied, and II is confidently anticipated that the
frostns will prove highly acceptable 10 tic public.
The occasional use OF me iicine Is matter ct ne
cessity with the great majority Of mankind.
Whatever, therefore, is done to remove ITS DIS
agreeable associations, Is public benefit Ihe
value Of Wrights Indian vegetable Pills is well
uHderstpod, Innocent and eihcacous. nee ifom
minerals of every description, and adapted to
the circumstances and condition Of life, they are
esteemed beyond all other remedies, the great
est family medicine Of the day. The irost-cover-
ing is au addition intended merely To conceal the
taste aud smell. These Pills viii also continue TO
bc prepared without the frostine, heretofore,
that all who prefer them IN thclr original state,
may still bc accommodated,
GENTRAL UEcTiON.-Thc ordinary dose
tor grown person is from two to four Pills; but
in cases Of violent pain, in any part OF the day, the
medicine should he taken in large doses, and re-
pcatcd every night on going TO bed, (or oitencr If
the suffering is grcat,) until pain, or distress Of
every kind is removed; after which, the medicine
should bc taken merely With view to Keeping the
bowels REGULAR which viii IN short time restore
the body to a state Of sound health
For more particular directions, sec the circular
accompanying each box.
For Sale at Wholesale and Retail by
&. G. &. HAZARD
Sole Agent tor Newport.
oct2O. ly. No. l31 Thanes-st
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iM0Rn EXiDENCE-

The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette" the bcst
family newspaper Published IN tie United States.
The editor says of
DIR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
1t is seldom that We recommend what are
termed Patent Medicines To- the confidence and pa.
tronage Of our readers; and, therefore, whom we
recommend DIR. Hoo0and's German Btte,s, We
wish it To he distinctly understood that We are not
Speaking of the nostruns Of the day, that arc
noised about tur brief period and then forgotten
after il has done its guilty Of mischief, but oi
a medicine long established, universally priced.
and which has met the hearty appr baton Of the
faculty itself"
Evidence upon evidence has been received dixie
the ioregning) from all sections of the Union, the
last three years, aud the strongest testimony in i,s
favor, is that there is more ol il used in the prac-
tice Of the regular ph, sicians Of Philadelphia than
all other nostrums combined, fact that easily
be established and fully proving that a scientific
preparation viii meet with their quiet approya,
when presented even in this form.
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia, no ,ne can doubt after using it
directed. II acts specifically upon the stomach
Hnd liver, it is preferable TO caoInc IN all bilious
di.cases--the effect is immediate They can be
administered to female or infant with safety and
reliable benefit, at any time. '.-
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Thi. medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines to attain to
induce countcrsidts 10 put forth spurious ar,i.
Gle, at the risk OF the lives OF those Who uno.
Gently deceived.
Look wH 10 the markc Of The gtnuias.
They have the written signature ofC. NJ. JACK
son upon tine wrapper, and the name blown IN
the bottle, without which they are spurious
For sale Wholesale and Retail at tao
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. l2O Arch street, one door below Sixth, (late
of 27s Race street,) Philadelphia, and by respect
able dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale by X. X. HAZARD, Sole Agent for
Newport. aprl6
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SIIf. AIRS.

HAVANA light and darn brown, New Orleans,
III Crushed Ground and refined Sugars, for sale
IN quantities TO suit purchasers, at the lowest pr,.
Gee, by ". FREEBORN co,
nay1 y Broad stree,
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FOR SALE.
On OlO Half Spanish Scgars superior az.
ZU,UUU ticc. on consignment aud for sale
by BARBER & BOONE,
Marl3 aud 6 Market square.
ANGIEy 4 NORMAN ,os m

| NN''TEi NUNWNN, IUb THTnt' VTfH,
IL corner Of Mary, offer IN addition Ia their as
sortncnt ot Dry Goo ls--lIandkcichcf Perfumes,
Cologne, Pmgcnt', Fa'cy Soaps, Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes, Buffalo an1 common Horn
Dressing Combs Ivory Combs, Builalo, Erellsh
aud common Horn Bock Combs, pomatum, Hair
oil, Ok Marrow and other articles lor the hair,
Steel, Sil,crcd and Gilt Belt Slides, Sc. ac.,
SC. mayl3
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NTANTED-An unfurnishcd hou.e ior small
w family near the Reach ot llill. Aprl, 10
:. \. FARMER, us Thamcs-st.