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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
Cure for Bowel Complaints
A SUPPLY OF DIR. d. JAYNE's
Carminatire BaLsam,
Is received by J. w. EDDY.

Is received BY J. w. EDDY.
vlNIIIS unrivalled Balsan, and its aston;sh-
L ing properties in the cure of most disea-
ses Of the Stomach and Bowels, such rs
diarrhea, dysentery, cholera Morbus, cholera
InJantuni, or summer complaint among chill
dren; has been tested by hundreds in this
place, and throughout the United States
The immense sale of this article; backed by
the strong recommc ndntion Of the Medical
Faculty, has never been known to fail Cor
tifcates furnished gratis, and directions fur
nlshcd gratis, to all who may call for them.
Price so cts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Poland. Gardner, Havana.
Schr. Warsaw, Gardner, New York.
sloop Tecnmseh, Cozzens, do.
DO. Hero, Read. do.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Liverpool July l4,h. ship Pactolus'
Harding, from Mobile, via this port, 18th ship
Palestine, Litlcfeld, from New Orleans
Brig Gov. Codding,on. Bailey, sailed from An
twerp July 9Th, for st Ubes.
Disaster.-Brig Massachusetts, Mckenzie,
Of and from Wilmington, N. C. for Havana,
days out, was fallen in with by the sch'r. Bril-
liant at New York on the 10 ult. water logged
and dismastcd while lying to in gale of wind
took from her three Of the crew. the remainder,
seven others having pershed on the wreck.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

The election Of Senator in Congress in
the place Of Felix Grundy devolvcs on the
next Legislature ofTennessee. The Wings
in the Tennessee Legislature will have ma
jority Of at least two to one, and Of course 1t
is two to one that he is not reelected Bait.
Chron.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

0FThe Cons,itntionalist Party Is rowed
up Salt River. along with the Democrats
We have about made up our mind that if the
People Of Rhode Island want a Constitution
they may get it without our help. As long
as there is an important election pending, our
friends wont stay put "any way you can fix
h"-[ Warren Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

We welcome to our waters again the swift
little steamer Kingston, after long absence
among our Eastern neghbors. She COM
menced running between this place and Pro-
vidence yesterday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
Died,

In this town. on the 30th ult Miss Ellen God
dard. aged s3 yes~.
On the same day, after a long illness, Mr..
Peter NJ Slocun.
IN this town. on Tuesday morning. John Til
linghasi, son Of Mr.. Edward ID. Jones, aged
twenty months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
THIS DAY, Sept. q.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR

TEN THOUSAND DOLL.4RS FOX
FOUR DOLLARS.
Susser county Lottery, of Deid,care Class 3
Will be drawn THIS DAY, Sept z,
Capital SI0,OOO-Tickets a.
TO-MORROW-Sept. 9Th,
Literature Lottery, Class SO,
Capital $6,OO0-Tickets 81.
S.qTURD.1Y-Sept. 9Th,
Y;rginia, Petersburg, Ciass7
Capital 25,O00-Tickets $40.
Tickets and shares for sale by
b. b. MOVES,
1877 l-2 Thames-sf.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, For
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
ment of Mcssrs. ID. s. Gregory e. Co. pune
tually attended to it addressed as above.
The following prizes have been sold as
above within few days, viz:
Comb. 8 "a SO a prize Of 5000
6 AZ 65 $50.
8 66 "a 100.
Ia IS G6 80.
Making 4 capitals in one week.
Sep'.7.
L,l p,-,,,t,r., a, aiIv er.cufsd at thus office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
MERINOS, Sc.

4 good assortment Of French and English
IA merinocs, some fgured-crcassans-
fannels- meres-sattinets-mcrino and
other shawls-fne blk. Observation-Disclosures
ticking-white and brown cotton Sheetings
muslin colars--knitting cot
ton-English worsted, &c.
Also, an assortment of handsome Broad
cloths, will be found cheap at
JOHN F. TowNSEMD'S.
Sent Z
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
Married.,

In this town. at lions Church, on Thursday
evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. West, Rev Rob
ert T. Northam to Miss Catherine T.. Burdick,
daughter Of Capt, Isaac Burdick, all OF this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

The st. Louis Republican confirms our
statement in regurd to the detection Of Mr..
May of Illinois from the ranks Of Van Burcn.
1t says, that he has received his bull Of ex-
COMMUNICATION Boston .nias
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

A grand salute Of 100 guns was fired last week
from Bunker Hill, and 100 guns from the Com
mon in Boston. in honor Of the recent glorious
triumph in this State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
TRADERS BANK.
NEwPoRT, Aug. 30, 1857

NEwPORT, aug. oOi IcOF-
n onyRr b CHANsroN. Esq. having 70
IL signed his officc MS Cashier OF the TaA-
,,s. BAsk. the Directors Of said Institution,
At a special meeting held for tho, pnspo-e on
the same day. made choice of the subser'ber
10 ill the vacancy.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Coshitr.
Aug. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

NAvAL.-The U. 8. fiiga,e Independence sail
cd from Portsmouth July ~. Zoe Cron.,adt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

n Usr received and for sale By NJ HAIL.
ID three Pc. Double supsr. Eszlsb C"psss--
sin Esglish ,sfted Rpgs TO match.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

,DAn article, copied from tho New Bedford
Gazette, (refectins upon the Wing party Of this
place, and upon the conduct Of respectable in
divdual, in relation to certain voter who it is
falsely stated was induced to vote against his
principles by bribery and corrupt management,)
is going the rounds in the Jackson papers, to
show that the result Of the late election in this
State, is to be ascrbed solely, to causes Of this
nature We have an article in type setting that
matter in its true light, which want Of room COM
pes US 10 defer till our next number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

Passengers for Boston will take the Rail Road
Cars at Providence Immediately OH their arrival.
All Merchandise, Specie and Baggage. at the
risk Of the owners thereof.
The Boats Of the Line will stop at the Long
Wharf in Newport, TO receive and land Passen-
gers.
iUjDThe Fare for Deck Passengers, is So.
September lst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
AUCTIONS.

HNOR SALE two valuable lIoass LOIS oa
Il Prospect iiiIl-one mes-uring so feet front
on Prospect hill street by 65 in the rsar--ihe
other 65 fee, on Martin street. by 90 on Prospect
hill street " not previously disposed Of at pri-
va'e sale, they viii be so!d at public auction cn
The 10th OF September. Apply TO
Aug "a, 1887. HENRY T.. MARTIN.
The above Lots will be sold at Auction or
Monday next, Sept. ll,h, a, II O'clock A. M.
on the premises. ......
WM. LOWE, Auctr.
Sept.7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
TO LET.

Possession giuen on the Isl of Nou'r.
vuNHE TWO STORES, in the Building on
IL the Nor corner Of Thames-sreet aud
Market square, being in the most eligible situa-
ton for business Of any in the town. Apply 10
Aug. "a. WILLIAM 3. VOSE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

SPEECH OF Mr.. HoxsIE.-Many ofour rea-
ders being desrous Of perusins the able and time
Iy speech Of Joseph IIox.ie Esq. Of New York,
delivered at a late Wing Caucus in this place, at
the urgent request Of his fellow citizens, we have
been enabled 10 favor them with it at length in
this days paper, as will be found in preceding
column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
Sent. 7.
NEW STOR Il
A n ID N T. w C % ID S,
No. 1853, Thdnaes-s'reet.


e Have the pleasure to inform
~H @S their friends aud the public,
t. that they have opened the
Store No. l5S, Thames-street, opposite Mr.
Edward A. Sherman's dry goods store, with
first rate assortment Of fresh goods, compris-
ing every description Of Ladies, Misses, Chill
dren's, Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, fresh
from the manufacturers and in point of beau
ty and variety. are not surpassed IN tins town,
all of which will be sold ut fair prices and us
low as at any other store in Newport. They
will only at this time remark that their hopes
of obtaining and retaining the patronage the
public, are founded on the principle by which
they are determined to carry on their busi-
ness-by supplying Boots and Shes of the
best qualiy--procuring styles of the first
class. aud contenting themselves, although
every thing is at the highest notch, with mo-
dcra,e pruits-which they conceive to be the
best guarantee Of giving satisfaction, and
meeting the competition of the present day.
Newport, Aug. 81, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
ARRANGEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER

ARRANGEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER
TNNilE BOATS of this Line will leave Provi-
.H dence nj l.. W., Newport at =. NJ. and
New York at L. NJ. Daily, (except Sundays, ~
as follows:
From NtW York, From PrOriienet,
Foot Of Markeuield-s Depot at India Point
Narragansett, Friday, LIST.
Massachusetts, Saturday. ID, Rhode Island
Monday, 4th, Narragansett.
Rhode Island, Tuesday, s. hiassac chusetts,
Narragansstt, Wednes 6,
Massachusetts, Thursday, Z, Rhode Island.
Friday, 8, Naragansett
Rhode Island, Saturday, y, Massa chusetls,
Narragansett, Monday, IL,
Massachusetts, Tuesday, ~, Rhode Island
Wednesday, Is, Narrsgsnseti, .
Rhode-Island, Thursday, IA, Massachusetts,
Narragansett, Friday, 10,
Massa chusetts, Saturday, l6, Rhode-lsland,
Monday, IS, Narraganseu,
Rhode Island, Tuesday, 10, Massachusetts,
Naragansett, Wednesday, 20,
Massachusetts, Thursday, 81, de-Island.
Friday %, Narraganscit,
Rhode Island, Saturday %, Massachusetts,
Narragansett, Monday 25,
Massachusetts, Tuesday 20, Rhode Island,
Wednesday 81, Naragansett,
Rhode Island, Thursday %, Massachusetts,
Narragsnse,t, Friday 20,
NJ Massachusetts,, Saturday 80. Rhode Island.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

Necessary fora choice, 379S
Among the votes which We have classed as scat
tcring, - were for MIR, Dorr, and 25 for MI. King
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

Job Printing NEATLY erselted at III" office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
f FOR NEW YORK.
3 . l.4RR.A.N'G E.NE.NI' for SEPTEMBER

THE steamboat LEX
INGTON, Capt. VAN
DERBILT, T,willleave New.
York g. Providence dur
A., m, Tolln,y,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-30
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CI liz e. u 8.

ENHk Managers OF this concern, take the Liberty ofin
Il forming the citizens of New Orleans, that they
have made an arrangement with the New York Com
pany, tlae of Nlobe) 10 perform for short season. in
conjunction with their present company, now perform
ing in the city. Knowing from tha reputation of the
northern concern, and the now performing here,
there Is mono that can compete with it in the United
States, and in fact the world Tho following young men
attached to the concern:
Messrs. S7ICKNEF, SWEET, NORTH, WIN.
MICH, ROGERS, ANDREAS, LEVI, VAL,
SHAY, LIPMdN, JOHNSON, MATEER,
BYRNES. LEWIS, LOWRIE JEFFERSON,
Long; Masters LIP.MiN, DALE, LEE, and
j. & G. BUCKLEY; Clown, MR.. GOSSIN.
An efficient band of Music is attached the establish.
ment. Gr Doors open at quarter after 6, and pol.
formancc to commence AT Z precisely.
Adnittancc-Boxes 81 90; Gallery 80 cents. mi
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
East District of Louisiana. (

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT,2
East District of louisiana (
In admiralty sitting:
n obedience of an order nj this Court made on motion
IL OF Henry Socket ESQ., the 10th January 1886 re-
curing statement of the monies remaining deposited
and unclaimed in the Registry Of the Court, be pub
shcd specifying the cascs-utes Of deposit and parties
Interested of Record, the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum Of Sl232 is, remaining unclamed-in the fol
lowing
Wexford e. Stevens ship Washington $40 IS
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 70, 1917
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom the owners appear to be Bowen 4 Rob
bins, James Mason, Olion Wilcox, Warrsn
Bshop-residence not on Record.
Schooner Debilc rs certain Goods, !.37 30
date of deposit Aug 18th 1917.
J Smith rS q Iloghs of wnc 70 80
date ofdeposit July 9th 1919, no claimant on
Record.
Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January AZ 9
dates ofdeposit Jan. l8th 1882, Levin Bozn,an.
Plymouth c claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis rs Steam Boat Napoleon 90 IL
date of deposit Dec. 26 1922 balance of tho
proceeds Of the sale ofthe Napoleon after pay
ing claimants Boat caimedby Anderson Mil
Ter, of Louisville
Victor David rs steam boat Florida, SO
date CT deposit Sept 18th, 1881, T Bauduc's
syndc claimant.
Hayden Perry ct ais rs Brill Sally Esther o
date of deposit, May 9th 1929, owners of Sally
Esther, d & Clark, John Lillin Richard Doa-
born and ii Richards OF Massachusetts,
And in obedience the further order Of the said Court
the owner or owners and all and every other person
persons having pretending have right, title in
terest demand on the said monies are hereby c
ted and admonlshcd to be and appear District Court
OF the u s. for the district aforesaid be holden on
the third Monday of May 1886 at 10 o'clock tho
why such disposition thereof should not be made
as to the Court may seem meet and proper.
" DUNCAN N lIENNEy, esisirar.
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A NNUAIS FOR 1G36.-IIea,h's Picturesque Au.
~ nuas for 1885, with % splendid engrvings by tho
best artists, after drawings, by A. q. Vickcrs Esq.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1896 with
psctical illustrations by l.. L. l..
The Token aud Atlantic Souvenir, a Christmas and
New Years Present for 1886, edited by 8. &. Goodrich
The Gift, Christmas and New Years Present edi-
ted MISS Leslie
Forget Me-Not, Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1885, edited by Frederic Shobcl.
The Friendships Offering, and Womcn's WREATH a
Christmas and New Years Present for 1896
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
and Birthday Present for 1886, edited by Chauncey Col
ton y. ID.
The Juvenile Forset-Ale-Not, a Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1886, edited by Mrs. S. c. Hull
The Peurl or Affections Gift, Christmas and New
Years Present for 1886
The Poeca Annual for 1896, being selections from
the English Poets from Chauccr to Beatiie.
The Infants Annual, or Mothers Offering.
The Youths Book ofthe Seasons.
The Artist or Young Ladies' Instructor in ornanen-
tai Painting, drawing, &c. by B. +. Gundec.
Elements of Drawing Flower Painting in Opaque and
transparent water colors. by E. f. Perkins.
Flora and ITALIA, Gems and Poetry, being al
phabctical arrangement Of flowers, with upprate illus
trations and colored plates, by lady.
The Language of Flowers, 2d edition.
Peter Parley's Almanac for 1896.
The American Almanac and repository of useful
knowledge, FIR the year 1886.
The Nautical Almanac and astronomical Ephomeris
fer the year 1885,
The German Almanac for 1886.
Justrcceivcd and for sale by
WIN. M'KEAN,
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FOR NEW YORK.

tl.oulsiana anu Nav lork Line OF Packets.
~ - - - IL
fHNtlE Shp s composing this line will sail from New
u Orleans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 25tlI April and to insure the
strictest pulctualy in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist OF six ships, viz =
Ship YAZOO, Captain Eldridgc, to ,rave mere 10Th
Slip MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collius, to leave on
23d May.
Ship VICKsgURG, Captain woodl,susc, to leave OIL
Gil, Juuc.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on goth
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to loave OH
3dJuly.
u The above slips all new, of the first class
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
burthan, Of light draught of water, being built in
New York expressly for tie trade Tho price of pas
sage fixed hundred dollars their cabins arc fitted
ur the improved and c.nvenient plan & finished
III neat aud elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, will he provided and every regar, had to the
confnrt and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take necc that bcrtl, can he secured until
paid for at the Office of the consignces.
These packets arc commanded by captains well ex-
pcrieccd in the trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will al all
times he towcd up and down the Mississippi BY steam
bouts, and the strotest puctuality observed i'll the time
of sailing.
The Of these slips will not be responsible for
letter parcel package, sent by put beard of
at the counting house OF the agents OWNERS. For
j. d. BEIN s. A. COHEN,
April ii No. II Canal street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-30

DR JONES' PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
~ been in successful operation for several days, nj no
900 Julia from 10 to III ocl ,ck, aud from
10 pm will he continued at the hours, till Sa-
turday afternoon, when its operations will be clio ed.
Those DESTROYS Of seeing t i'll operation, arc respect
ully invited 10 attend, Ii =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-30

NEW WORKS.
FVNHE NATURALISTS OWN Notwithstanding
Il descriptions and ut lentic anecdotes of Quadrup-
eds scientifically arranged according to the system of
Cuylet by the author of tho "Young Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL. HISTORY OF iNSECTS-In
Two vollmcs-yol 9 forming no. a Of the "Famy Lii
brary".
A'digcsto of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe, Esq. with notes and references
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswond.
OK DIAGSosIs OF DISEASES of the CHEsr-hascd up
on the comparison their physical and general signs,
PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND Practice OF
PnYslc-Hy John Macintosh, M d., from the last Lnn-
don edition with netcs and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, NJ d, i'll vols.
THE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REvIEw-No rs FOR
December 1885, Just received and for sule by
fl2 WIN MckEAN. corner of an,p and Com. at.
NURNITURE-Th SUI scritcrs have recci, cd per
H. ship Shakspear, the following splendid new n,no-
gany furniture, which they offer for sale liberal
terms.
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved witt,
and worsoI ,amask seats Il Mahogany french paronr
chains with dlmask hair seat 2i do do do do plain II do
do do do crimson worstcd danask, - do Grecn do do
do mum. chains pair couches, everett stund.i of
New York make md perfectly new.
fl5 DUNBAR & Co. 50 Telinnpitouln- st
GAS WORKS.
WAVING on hand large quantity of Coke and Coal
Tnr, OF SuPEIeu QUALITY, orders will be rccev
ed the Gus Office for the delivery Of the same, either
in large or small quantities. JAS II CALDWELL.
II Chairman cnn";ttee.
WRAXALL'S MEMOIRS, &c.
HISTORICAL Memoirs of My Own Time, from
4 Il 1872, To 1884, by IN. Williat Wraxall, Bart.
The Pnsthumnus Papers Of the Pitk&ic& Club
tning fiithfn record Of the peramhllntions, per-
lis adventures, an sporting transactions oftc cor
responding mrmbcr', oh'ted by beg.
Manuel of the diseases of the Eye, by Itall r.
d. Jus, received, and for sale by
feh9t BENZ. LEVY,
A RNRCi kIN-Fur sale first rate fplnale cook and
N general hausc servant. For Eale low for cash.
For further particulars apply at Mrs. SMtri'S. IS
Royal ST. ri
DA1STNS-200D hoIc~ Ceo. I.uriig's BRAND direct
IL inperatIpu per hfic Reaper, frlm Malaga, for
is1iiG JruAlER \ Go. II Puy tlfits 4.
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NANCY PRlNTS-20 cases rich light fancy prints;
u 50 domestic funcy do; 10 cases blue prints,
III store and for sale by
s97 4 CcASiI s. co. lin C
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HAMILTON HALL having opened an flee at Ne.
Il Exchange Piace, for the transaction Of bust
ness relative to Accounts, Collecting Debts T!ansla-
lions lions WI, ,E ~ %.S up ana notP "nGe,,
from the paIcnce he has had for many years past
in of the respectable houses ,hat he give
general satisfaction those who may phase to employ
him. He pledges himself that all dobts entrusted to hs
care will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge Of and long residence in this city, he offers his ser
vices with the fullest confidence the tiIno he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ceps. Trauslatons to ard from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
lyear Npu Orleans. October | 1896.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
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ANIMALS FOR 1886.
TENHE JUVENlLEF ORGET-ME-NOT, a Christmas
Il and New Years Gift, Birth Day Present. for
1886 Edited by Mrs. S Hall.
liEATH's PICTURESQUE Annual, for 1896, cn,bellsl-
ed with IS splendid cnsravings, by the first
PoLIT1cAI ANIMAL, being selections from the Eng
lish poets from Spenccs to Bcatti; e,nbeshsd with
portrait and "a illustrations from drawings by II Cor
beuld.
The RELIGIOUS souvenir, n Christmas, New Years,
1nd Birth Day Present for 1885: Edited by Chauucey
Cotton, d. inst received and for sale bs
WM MKEAN,
dec II Camp and Common at.