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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-19
Bp Gele9rapb.
ALBANY, Dec. llth.

AT the opening Of the Court this NOR
ming the district attorney moved judg-
ment Of the law on Dunbar.
Mr.. Wheaton said that he had done
everything he could for the prisoner
that he had exhausted all means within
bis power, and he thought it useless to
make farther efforts.
Dunbar said he was innocent of the
crime charged against him, and he
hoped that the Witnesses on their arriv-
al home would seriously reflect on what
they testified against him.
He said they had perverted his Ian
guage, and he hoped God would for
give them.
Judge Wright then pronounced the
sentence ofthe law upon him that he
be executed on the 3lst Of January,
1851.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. llth.
The late destructive tornado at Cape
Girardeau, was severely felt both in In
diana and Illinois.
A disastrous fire has occurred in this
city, consuming large lumber Of bull
dings, stored with dry goods, &c. The
loss 10 estimated at $63, 900, on which
there was an insurance for $4,000.
- ... LouisvlLLE, KY, Dec. II.
The steamer Amazonia, from New
Orleans, had forty deaths by cholera
on board during her passage to Cape
Girardeau.
She also reports that on the day she
left New Orleans, there arrived in that
place eleven hundred Calilornians, who,
having exhausted all their provisions at
sea, were in starving condition.
BALTIMORE, DEC. llth.
The tickets for Jenny Lind's second
concert have all been bought out by
speculators, who have re-sold them at
from $40 to $50.
There is considerable ill-feeling against
Mr.. Barnum, arisng from an impress
sion, probably unjust that he is in league
with the spectators.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.
The Front street Theatre tonight is
crowded from pit to dome, to greet the
debut in this city Of the Swedish Night
ingale. The utmost enthusiasm pre-
walls among the audience, which is lar
ger than any ever before assembled
within the walls of theatre in this
city, since the palmy days of Mr.. and
Miss Kemble. Jenny Lind appears in
remarkably good spirits, and her power
and sweetness have filled the Baltimore
ans with wonder. twenty-five dollar
premiums were freely offered for tickets
to-day. Her next concert on WeLnes-
day night will bring out another bril-
liant array.
UTICA, Dec. IL.
UNION MEETING.-A A large and enthu-
siastic Union Meeting was held here last
evening. Hon. J. A. Spencer presided
Resolutions were passed approving the
Compromise measures, and proherng
support to the Constitution and Union.
Spirited addresses were made, and the
large assembly dispersed.
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@ Mlarins Jntrllieenes. IL
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Dec IL


Sip Ann Holmes, Davis, Albany Fall River.
US Gutter Hamilton, Jones, on a surveying
cruise between B,slon aud New YoIk, having
Captain Green w alden ON board, who is the Com
missioner designated by the Navy Department 10
examine sites for new Light Houses, Buoys and
Bc3cons on the coast
THURSDAY, December IL.
Schr Ann f Carol, Moore, Prov, Pa,chogue;
Josephine, Burt, Tnunton. NY; Amanda, -,
fishing; Ocilla, Smith, Chatham, Norfolk.
Shop Leader, Gavitt, Bristol, Westerly; john
Brooks, Gennings, Prov, Bridgeport; VIM ii
Stanford, Jones, do, N Y; Blackstone, Appeby,
do, do; Excel, Bennett, 90, do; Smack Eclipse,
Trip, fishing.
FRIDAY, December -.
Soop Hamilton, Barry, Freetown.
Smack Traveller, Slate, fishing; Mariner, Les
ter, do.
SATURDAY, December II.
Brig Oray Taft, -, P,oy'ce, Milestone
Point.
Schr Joy, Cobb, Dighton, N Y; Abdcl Kader,
Pierce, Boston, Phia; Banquet, Westcott, New
Bedford, Suffolk, Va.
Soop Reply, Hubbard, South Pot; Franklin,
Payne, Freetown; Resolution, Holloway, North
kingstown
Pilot schr VIM W Johnston, King, cruise.
MONDAY, Dec. Is.
Brigs, J. ii. Long, Darien, NBedford; Eyy,
Ogden, Pictou Providence.
Schrs. John Compton, Sharp, Prov. Phil; Me-
ridian, Cobb, Touro NY lIerber, Emery, Rock
land do; Lebanon, Brown, Calais do; Challenge,
Harding, Rockland do; Mount Vernon, Hall, h.
Thomaston do Edward, Littejohn, Portland do;
ID. ). Ives, Davis, Harwick do Heroine, Peraw,
Prov. nLondon; Freedom, Brown, Yarmouth
Fishing.
Sips Nearchus, Tutchill, Hsidam IIolmcshole,
Sea Witch, Wells, Prov. NY; Nancy Jane,
Gardner, NY.
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TUESDAY. December II,

Schr Butler, Tibets, Machi,s, N York; Jane,
Britt, Gardner, Norwich; II p Lighton, Berry,
Goldsborough, Prov; St. Leon, Dabson, Bangor,
New Haven; C II Hale, Hays, do, do; Elisha
Brooks, Hinkley, bingham, N York; Leader,
Perce, do, Prov.
Sloop New London, Latham, Prov, New Lon
don; Mary Gray, Church. do, do.
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Cleared, at New York, 18th, Brig Eleln Hay
den, Smith, Wilmington, N. G.
Cleared, at Pensacola, 3d, Schr. Z. B. Soudcr,
Clark, N. York.
AT Havaua, 7th inst, brigs Henry Marshall,
West, from Newport,( Gar lsO disg, Jonn Balch,
Melville, for Bristol, soon; Maria ,disg. Old 7th,
bark Martha Anna Mcsscr, Cardcnas and New
York; brig Cardiff, Melville, Boston.
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WASHINGTON, Friday. Dec. l3.

SENATE.-The Senate are not in ses-
sion to-day, having adjourned over ur-
til Monday.
HoUsE.-Aiter the transaction orsome
unimportant business, it was moved that
the House go into committee of the
whole on the private calendar, which
was agreed to, and the House took up
the consideration of various bills.
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tials ofMr. Hamlin, as Senator from the
4th Of March next, six years.

tiais OF Mr. rfamln, as oenator iroW tne
4th of March next, six years.
Mr.. Badger moved that when the
Senate adjourned it be ill Monday.
Mr.. Walker opposed the motion and
Mr.. Badger supportedit. it. Nj. Walker
moved to lay the motion on the table,
and the vote resulted-ayes2l, noes 2l.
Mr.. Badgers motion was then agreed
to.
Mr.. Bradbury called for the reasons
of removals, and in order that Of Mr.
Cass, suspending diplomatic relations
with Austria-(Laughter.) Charges
filed against all persons removed after
4th of March. Laughter)
The resolution was discussed at length
and without taking a vote the Senate
at 3 o'clock adjourned to Monday.
House. Mr. Feathe rstone was excus-
ed from serving on the Committee oftho
District of Columbia. and as member
of the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Strong from the Committee on
Elections, reported n bill prescribing the
mode Of obtaining evidence on cases Of
contested elections. Its consideration
was postponed to Monday we elk.
Mr.. Potter from the Post Office Com
mittee, reported resolution to appoint
an agent to proceed to San Francisco
to receive bids for Postal service in Cal
ilornia and Oregon.
During the debate, Mr.. Thurston of
Oregon, said this measure was merely
precursor the appointment Of a sec
ond assistant Postmaster General at
San Francisco, and was urged by spec
ulators. He protested against Oregon
being made dependent on California for
its mails, which were often lost in Cali
fornia.
The resolution was finally ordered
for third reading, after an unsuccess-
ful motion to lay it on the table.
Several small bills OF no general i'm
portance passed, and after Intellectual
efforts to adjourn till Monday, the
House adjourned till to morrow.
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CHEAP CASH STORE,

u
for keeping the largest and best selected stock 81
the most desirable goods, will be improved from
an examination of the present large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, aud he has large number Of names of
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
District of this State, who testify to the su-
pcrlur quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in ono Of which
he is Interested and had large portion Of his
stock manufactured expressly for this market un-
der the supervision Of one who is well acquainted
with the description Of goods required for thi
section of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared to sell such
reasonable terms as must please and prove to the
purchaser that he can successfully compete with
any in the Statc.
,5- Country Merchants will please give him
call, he will supply you well, out of his large
stock now on had.
The attention Of the Ladies is invited 10 his
large assortment of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Gaiter Roots which will be sold very low
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R j B B { R s :,

Every description of Ladies' Gardeners and
Chillrcns' Rubbers, may be had by the dozen or
single pair ut the lowest Factory prices.
All he asks OF YOU is to call and examine his
goods at the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AUNINIS fA y ONS NUTINE.
v'IIE subscriber has been appointed by the Court
L Of Probate Of Charlestown, Administrator Of
the estate Of Dorcs. Kenyon late of said town,
deceased, and is qualified to act. All persons
having claims agans, said estate are requested TO
present them, and all persons owing said ests's
are requested 10 settle forthwith.
WILLIAM GREENMAN, Adm'sr,
Chsfleston, Nov. 9Th 1850. -.
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CHEAP CASH
BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.


Millinery Establishment.
THE Ladies OF Newport and vicinity are
respectfully informed that we have now
openeG our new and fashionable millinery
Goods. And every effort will be made 10
please them IN style, quality and PRICE
We have the largest and best assortment OF
Ribbons that we ever offered, and some eL-
tircly new styles. Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning olo Bonneu.
IRA FRENCH,
I32 Thsmes-st.
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~ % Ts n

Having disposed OF all my interest in
the Boot AID Shoe anufactory in which
| have been heretofore engaged; all per-
sons indie ted to me by note, due-!iIl, or
book account are requested to come for
ward and settle the same Immediately.
Jan 5, 1850 WIN. JONES.
The undersigned has taken the stand
together with. the stock and fixtures lately
occupied by his father, and hopes by strict
attention to business and dcisire to please
all, to receive continuation of thu very
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO
the establishment.
Jan. ), 1880. VIM. J. JONES.
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"A Gard to the Indies.

Miss. E. M. LEIGH would respectfully
invite the attention OF ladies' to her lot Of
Fail and Winter Millinery, having Just re
turned from the city, with large and
handsome supply, consisting IN part Of
velvets, Satins, watered and plain Silks.
Ribbons. Caps, Flowers, Wells, and YEN
eral assortment of goods, such as milin.rs
usually keep. Also, bonnets altered into
fashionable shape, on reasonable terms.
Ever grateful for past favors, she hopes by
trlct attention to her business, to meet a
share OF public favor. Her shop is the one
long occupied by Mrs. y. Foart, opposite
Mr.. Kings Hotel, and one door below
Or. Mitchel's \pothecary Store.
Elkton Nov. oath 40.
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lOE \ RY LRNHA MS.

u !. y csr nd 81, mos, r.sp .rlt'nlv
ole Is ats uii"n ia i,"r fires stock OF fngiish
"a G"rmnh Gaa american Drugs, Med
c ga ais, Paints, Obs, DYE Stnh's
srI.r Ht,Ss.tr,.. P-rltmrrv. Patent Me d,
MS y tltvmg rp"ird u NV sinrc No 204
NArk / st wit full supply of FRESH DInus
'nd ""lcinrs. We resp 'iiuiiv solicit Countrv
pa,lr'> IL rNaiuiur on sock before purchasinp
pr>r~Iere, f,'oinisiag "u" aud all who may fee
aaSpoS'd To extend 10 lis Their patronage. t. sci
ii "H gc'iL'nr Drugs Az, Medicines OF ~ Ii er
"A terms AS ANY U'uGr h"ns in the city, md o
hi,nin,iv execute all orders entrusted 10 II
lnmpti, md with Dispatch.
One TIE p:uprieiolS heine n regular ply
ban, afford, tinpl" guarantee OF tie gtnuin,
CITY U All ,c SO ii 1T their rsta bi siinrnt
siNr rrHpe ia iy invite druggists and country
merchants " hu may wish TO become agents for
Di. kcGirr's Celebrated Family Medicines,
(s'andIrd aud popular remcd'rs,) to forward
their dress.
5"r''ng the patronage of dealers, we re-
spcciiu!l, remain
J. n KELLER & BRO. WaolrsnIe
Druggists No. !9i Market : rect,
Sept - Ally, Fh,lAdcphi,
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VIM. J. JONES.
nirmn Dr, Ga8A s
TOWNSEND Su,hp,,Ess &

,ToWNSEND Sil.hpLESS * SONS
P''i ar w'r1ylng t., 'npo ta'lor,s g.,
'"r''"'y selected Stock, GOA pr,t,g ,:i.plu ..ni
new styles OF Facg Dry Goods su,trd iar A.
tnmn aud winter Wr,r
English Wo"ln. Cnlton and l,iun, Fnr,,sl.
lng Goods, do sh'ws and t,r.ss .Goots ni II,
k'nds-frn:h do and Dress and Want, 4,
Silks do her'nors and other rlo.k,nn m,,,n
ais.
Cloths, Vestngs and Wool!ens far Men. q.
wear. India SnJwis Silks and other l.l,ns
Hastings and Gu"ds Tor Shoeulk.rs ,,n,.ri
can Goltnns aud Wootious - hosiery, Gloves,
iikis. & Crav,ts. ...
Sept. 10 40 32S, lud ST. pl,,a
al IFF1!-A 10. of i.r,,x tllc,. ma Jenne
lvl VI It's for safe low bv
D5'' RRowN NclNrIrE.l
Ae $40 " ~
pSc' u BRowN MclETIRE.
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f,Onstahle!'S ale,

BY virtue of,wo -writs # Vrnd E 20
mas issued by WIN. Beatty Esq one OF
the Justices ofthe Pear- of the State OF
Mary and in and 10 Cecil county, at the
suit OF Rich I'd Girvin ard W'r. B-nja.
min, A aust the goods and chatllys, land.
and t"n"'nents # Benz. B Sweet, and &c
me- directed have sr,zed and taken into
execution all the RICH, tit y, interest anG.
estate, II Law and IN equity OF the sad
Br"j. B. Sweet, in aud to all 'ha, piece.
or parcel or tract OF land Iviog and be-
;ngl eel! county, c"ntain,ng | 80 acres
more or less. adj lining ands of Judge
conard an VIM. Logan and others, and
hereby tlc" notice that on TUE> LAY
the 22nd day nt January 1880, ut
O'Clock a, Mr.. Luns Hotel in Mar h
East, | will offer for sale the sa ID prop
er'I So siez"d and take in Execution hy
Public Auctin~ 10 the highest bidder for
Cash.
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'Mnt .;hi.,':. Sale.

BY ,irtu' OF three " rits Of Y .nd FIX
pnn.S issued by VIM. Beat, Esq: ne nj
tn" Ju 'ces Of he Peace Of he State nl
Maryland ia and tor Eec,l county nt
tn suits OF J NcMuiIrn, W. Cro,n4
inn, on" at III" SUI Of Mex. Wilson,
Trustee for Geo. t. Wnollv. against the
goods and entities. lands aad ten.ments
of james Z. Abrams and 10 me- dirr,,p
l hay" elZ''d and taken into rX,cu,nn
all his right, Ilr interest and estate, At
Law and IN equity, in and to all that
pipc2 or parcel or tract al land. vim
and being in Crril rounv containing
% acres more or t'>s, adjoining lands Of
tn heirs OF han LlcAland HasS n
Lynch and others And | hereby g,vr
notice that on WEDNESDAY the 22r,I
day "f January 1880, a. O'Clock p. NJ.
at Ms. Lum'S Hotel in \ ritz East
will offer for sale The said property 81
sliced and taken INTO Eyr, u'ion .hy Pub-
lie Auction TO the hi.hr,t bidder iol
Cash.
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This is 10 Give Notice. That the

This is TO Give Notice, That the
uH r'ner OF Cart ron,y he oo.a,oed
rom roe O~p,af'' @ 'ur''nf al e"a,~
et'rrs of Adm. F,a,tii o. ne p-rsoa,.s
ae 81 Je--" Gi ',a ta.e IT .,i, ,.,u =, q
ceased. All prrSn"S hi1n- clam aga S
lap sad rc-a-.'d, are h4srhv warnrt o
eX nhtt tie s.opr wi!tt t.v nc it the
duIt auhe'',r"tr' so or .,ein,p tir yuI IAN
OF Ocoher 1850, nev ma, mhp,w ST. ny
law, be *. !uded fe'm AN h..tfi OF sad e,
ale All rrr>ors IA 'rhl d t. sad r,,ar .rr
reqnesel Ia max" ,nma,tiIle uaylnrn IL
tie >nb>,niher. G v. n Under nv ll.iud thu,
20lh ua> ,fO.nh"r IS 9.
-". ELZABE H ,HNNA Admn'.
Oci"her. % '.9-6A
This Is TO Give Notice; That the
subscriber ul e. II r"iini. u.ti bt IT. 20
tom the I niIaus CuuII of said county, e.
efs ct Admin lralln, uil the pr, .onal SAG
q" N' hoa~ Geor-', ihIe OF sad Connty.
itcd. All person.. ht,n1 CLAIMS a.a!ns. Tie
said deceased ae hereh, warned to rAhib.
II The same with the vouchers thereu, dui,,
a"lheailcatej ou or neiule the Is - da, If
vemb"D 1850, lney may otherwise. b,
law he excluded from all rrath. ul ,ai
estate All persons indebted 10 sud t. a.e
are requested 10 make immediate plya.eu,
20 Inc -"l'scriI,er. tiiveu uudr' un i.aud
this II 'ay Nn,ru,b,l 1919.
ALEXANDER ILSUN, ADMIT
",
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Wel'ar'S Patent
Japan Liquid and Paste B,ackior.

N"'hl nwriri " III. Franklin Insltnte
fh'lh. IA t:t0ier last. aud the first ,reuip
awarded nv The Mr., land !nstltlte atB tliimp,
November S4S
Tins new ,nd sup 'r,or h1lcknr is N abe %
superior ingredients and so well adjusted as t.
frod"ce . q'nck and dnrahi JET polis IN ia"
shortest p"sslhl" '1me prrserv ing The leather ana
r"iihihg liz po''sI longer ,ttn any ether IN u.s..
even surprising the great Day Martins O
London aud has hundr, Is eff certificates from,
the very best ,ndg"s that are tn. he found and i
rr safe by alI' dry good Stores in EIkion an
elsewhere VIZ.
Vim Torb"ri; B. F. May; Brown E. Mc.n,ire
VIM PciI, Daniel Bra,ton. Ben. c. Pearc,, and
others, by J. Corbct. YIN. G Young, Dsyia
parr and Same" AMI 4 Son B,l,mnre. aud by
til" manufacturer Vim Currey 50 Chesn,,
tI,...r 7 .,I,dt lnhi,
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E.STRAY

S1sT rs taken up by the subscriber Gi7is~
w near lie Delaware line three miles aoy.h
East &" Elt'oni nespassng on his pien,isss, aboa:
IL" m ddle ot October last, a red anil white heis
or supposed to he two or three years old. Tue
owner is requested 10 come forward, p.cv2
property, p,y charges and take her away
DEE Is--SwI TEOMASC yH:.'sc.1
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7 1sr OF LETTERS remaining IN the
APost Office al Elk'on, Dec 81 ls49.
Anderson Charles p Jrdev James &.
Annis'n John Jones Master Thos. 2
blackw"od Mrs E'iz. Kennard R-v. j. Fl.
Buckley john "a. Luis John
Brosan Emeflne Llshtner George w.
Beard Isaac Ma kee Jacob
Brown Joshua Maxwell ETz beth
Bll,ps Mrs J,lia Nichol WIN. w.
Campbell James Randel Jno M
Clayton JamesJ Randall J Jr,
CLAYTON James w. Rice John
Cutler Mrs. Miriam Rolhwell \.
Cochrane Henry Scarborough Rbt. H.
Graf. James Smith John VI.
Chambers .Iohn w. Sheldon James
Drum'nond Emeline Siipr R~vd. f.
Dickson John Smith John
Foley Dennis Turner MS Ellen V.
Foster James Turner John D.
Foster Ma a. Thomas BENZ.
Fortncr Ch ,r!es G. Wingatn Ms Mahala
Gran, Iohn Ward Willian ,
CHM Nrs. Sarah j. Wissar Peter
Henderson ,hhn Weaver Geo. 9
H'-h and y. W. Wilson An +.
Hail Mss Sarah f.
Joseph w LILA E,P.M.
ionuA'y - 80.
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Two - rr7s for Rent.

n" Garla now occupied by Elise &
William Tt.aaj- containing about 800
acres, Ais. TIE iaFrn nov occupied ny
Isaac poncl,4lI containing ABOUT 300 acres
both on Boilemia Nanor. Leases tor 4
years Will be gwen 10 4ool lananls,
GEORGE ". OLDHAM.
Eliston Oct, IL 80.
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2 { {" s t II m c Hall,

e ostume Hall,
CORNER OF PRATT ST. CENTRE M.RxEr SPACE
BALTI NJ lore.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
VNiiE Proprietor Of ths above establishment,
~ would respectfully inform the citizens OF
baltimore and vicinity, that he has received from
Europe, the
Fail and Winter Fashions:
together with ricl, assortment Of Goods adap
I'd I" the GINNING season. consisting of
SuPERFINE FRENCH. GET MAN AND
ENGl .lSH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEA-
FERS, PILOTS AND PELlrOT
COATING.
a new article for OVERSIZE ks md business coat.
NO n splendid assortment Of French and f,ngl'slr
CASSIMERES AND DOESKiNS,
vi Tue most h"s'fahlc styles imported this season
RICH NESTINGS,
We hnvc and are constantly receivnr, Wv
Stv'''@ ot Frs'ings consisting Of plain AMI FL
urrd
SILK AND WOOLEN vEi.vETs.
Fignr'd and striped @a<lnnercs Silks. S,tu..
aud FHiencms, UflIl Shades and Co!ors.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
a
regards ST, lie and Workmanship. IS warrant 4
10 give entire sa list ction, ana realty redrc. 4
prices.
Ready Made Clothin !
Persons in want Of Ready Made G!olhing. 49,.
par 'cusnriy invited to ell and "xanrlur ou
Stock before Purchasing else !Iere, a. ~ n.nr
uiartnre all qualities Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHTNC.
And our assortment %! that urucIr is at - / tim
LARGE, which otiFrs to puTch,srrs grna4
duscncnt "i procuring article of II qrai H..
whlchranno' be obtained Ia any other Cin'nju
Establishment in the City.
We have Oh hand a;.d are CONSTANT, Mani
frcturlne
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
| From the best materials in the most appruy
styles, for ilI an" winter wear, consisting t.
Surtout, Sack onI
OVER OATS,
Ofall co los. QuaEiics and slz's, from IL s
4 30, 4 10. 3 50 aud upwards
BOE s. S.irX .iED DTERCO.fFS
: Irr!" as OIL neat Of hoy,' sack AID Dy..
colis 70 n1 cen, i,.ss t q 80 the Us lal prl"e.
;'nr rim" Frnrk aH Urs, ;0Iis, m,Ge ir,'r
GERMAN AND lkENCH C!ntHS,
Ia the l,lr-r ashton. i.rrgc sso.N "t wa.
oats, Gan's ana Vests. ~, llnve i.rAe !,
sort4nent ~
TWEED FROG ~ AND SACKS.
! New artic lie. Forest Sacks nor s.rY
Weather.
PAN ALOONS,
From Superior French Doesk MS. EMck . n
Fancy tass,nrre
I "A rs,
Or every vrretv oi Shah, and Cotor nj n | II
10, !, 81, 8, - 'mi upw ,rds
ESTS,
Made from rich VeIyrts StlIn;, C,,,nares = ID
N"Acncas, nd at all prices
/ s'-S Remember the Name and Place. corner
OF l'Fhlt 81. 4 Centre Market Space,
NOV. a. II, Il. COLE.
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1T cb:.lr a." II Tim t. l. @ "a r X ENy a.
"> ne P''s 'in'""'~ '"n,nin"d IA ,h.s book any
a." 'Hs y 'im>,lt. r,i;,mui hinatnacr to bus
." ia" *. "AiF"4c al .hr MOS, Intimate
..'H cpl ...''. "''" cut, i'r nsu rypru>s. II.
Sc - nvr,l "oIiIn, OF diseases. II
>Fi - ~" r"""" "i' cary decline. with
'''7' T. "a tHG'--hrsii"s many ,tlri
o. '''"'' .'' " : " ,rt'h II Nnnid not be proper 10
""H"'"'''' :" III puhIic prints.
= ny l'rrr <'n ling ~wENrY-rIyE crNr
~ rs - otter. viii receive one copy ofthi
"""" .. anu. ~ five copies will he sent for on
uu!!if Address. ':sli. w. YOUNG M. l52
HftIuHh '.tr'"t PuL,pFLrurA," Post paid.
L~7 Bl Young can he consulted on any oil
n" '.He,srs 'i,,r rhni in his different puhsira-
''"'~ ~ "'s oil - - ! Sp urr street, every day
"'"'"'" III "''l"'k t~uudlys excepted.
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CHAS T. F. Eos FER, Con st.
North East Dec 80 'I9-.ts 50 %. J
N9uses tor Sale.

The subscriber offers At priva'" Saly
the following Hous s. thr to Brira
dweIlln1s Il t - Corner ct Vain Il
Chur, h stree S: tn" frame houses On M.r,,
Street occupied by James Woodf,rh and
nos. W. Simmons: the frame Stpr,
Hone ON the corn.r Of Nlin and B.. u
SITS with about F3tt front on b, al st
and his fran" house On Vain -trrrt near
Brldsr STREET.
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rHAS r. F. FOSTER. con st.
North East, Dec 90 'I9-ts 49, %,

l)j 80 u ion Of Coplr'ln r$blp.
The oar'n'r*hip heretofore known as
Mlrshaank & cl'adden has this d4y by
mutual Consent been dissolved. All per
sons indebted to III firm also lllo,e hav
my aims against tie same will please
pr sent 'h"m t" J. y. Mar>hbank who
al ne is authorised to S,ttle the acts of
the Firm.
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'onN McFADpEN.
Pnr, D"po 1t DEC. Is 40.
The Foundry will be- ca duclsd w
the und '1Slgn d wo is prepared 10 do
all kinds o'.casting, such as mill work
lr'n t"nclng, Spvcs, plough Castings
an( j'h work of eye, description on the
thr inTs' reasonable terms
J. D. MARSHBANK
Port Nrpo~it, Gee, % 10
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TnDuGANDS OF CONsl MpTloNS

and C.l8nic Cynsht, stundnnuY prove its nnf.tiirs
S'ercy in such diseases. and unidentified curative
p"w"r And soothing Eca.jn properties IN the Eo"r.ns
complaints and diseases. viz ,paIheg Of ooG Ee,i.
"s al III. lungs Pam tie hIta'i and St4e, NigAf.
S~ta's Hefroas Conr'o,hs, Pap'ittOn Of The Nsa,',
ih0teTa minimum. Dy5fa'fgQ and SgTser Com l:rtS in
Chtifytn and tirVs.-au5 am