The error is because the webserver can't find the file. I believe the VS changes to port of its development server every time you run the program, so make sure that your program is talking to the correct localhost. Also double check that the name of the .xod file is correct, and that the root of the web server is the local folder upon which you are basing your paths. If it makes things any easier, you could use the Silverlight class WebClient for testing. If you're having trouble configuring the VS development server, then you could put the .xod file on a different web server, but you would need access to its root to put the cross domain permission file(s). Fiddler is useful when monitoring web traffic, but note what you have to do when using it to monitor localhost.
However, if your requirements call for opening local files, then using an HttpPartRetreiver will require your clients to be running a web server on their local machine, which seems unusual. For security reasons Silverlight doesn't allow programmatic access to the local file system except through the file picker dialog.
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