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The herald., 1837-03-02
DOUGLASS ROBINSON, New YoIk.
ROBIN. ON BROTHERS, Liverpool.
ROBINSON 4, CO nuhls,


.EtN rOLD EsTABLIsHED PACK kT OF.
eA6kS f1CE, corner If Pine and South eeIse sshsc-
bers continue 10 bring Eeerage n.~rs from
ntan and Ireland ships Of the wit pouru
and comfort Persons wishing send fr they
cnas ny applying at this Office, on
o reasonable terms The shrs Of this wi leave Iye-u,j
WI aho those asssred their friends
meei with no unnecessary delay In all where ihe v.
ons sechne cenng, the money refunded Those
Tsnhs w % embark the old country be acc bv
,vsaaf verEool packets sailing 18TH 18th and Seth
and 10th Of each month -' '"''"so' Ne 49, '0sAS
& acconmodaton Of those engaging passages s
enas who may wish TO send them money nabe te11
W oyde or the voyage denfs viii be- gvon following
amed merchants and who give -r assat.
a"'e'n forwarding passenger to Live pool, viz;
Mess uaniel Wright Co., 3 Robiussn 1t, Glearow.
" iiasn Mhey, rs Eden eua y, Dublin.
g. n AnHofan, Beaat. X
Manthsw MsCann, Steam Packet OAHee, wexfs-a.
yoen McAuln, Merchant Quay ,Cork.
rater Keenan,, weststree ID rogheda.
yonn Best Sugar Island Newry
niDoueherty Co eraine.
ysmes cairns, Corn Market, Londonderry.
ysmos libson, Radcliffe street Sligo
lanes FinneIan, Laearrow near AlhIose
yosn muitagh, Bainacargy.
ysseph Roman, MullingaF
yohn Atkinson Carlisle.
y, Tor from pensons yesi,ss /, ho
apply 10 = v,I,, s,n, OF Iartber particua
NJ Dr..
The herald., 1837-03-02

| HOUSES ANn HSTsI . RosansIn nHsiETWHs 1Si,Sr cE
HOUSE kEEPERS IN GENERAL. The subscrber osflrs to
mecha-,cs hls American silver cnrsson ineots and sheets
of oa dherent useful for crates Ard fem
der. &c IN tn course Of this week and he ready supply
iies asd proretop of with house furniture sck os
locks knobs KEYS carpet rods he'll pulls sash knobs &c &c ali
Of he most approved workmanship and patterns and
public anu private hosckeepers supplied any
o. a%s Ten ma dessert spoons dessen forks tea
best pattern and warranted to keep their colour : -
Prices very moderate, and any orders executed by
jso f = Noo"i M pnS,..
The herald., 1837-03-02

p-Mes.rs. WRIGHT q ROWE pegs leave Aiorn their
Trends and the public that they stock and
src, corner Of Broadway have opened ii2
where they keep the splendid OF Hats
and Gw Caps, In the city.
alley WRIGHT A ROwr
The herald., 1837-03-02

CARDS. w. BRYHAM respectfully inf,rms his friends
and the pubic that he has completed cent c his
Saloon attached T. his Bowey Steam Confectionery better
"a ladies' and gentlemen, much Improved
plan and a now eopsned for the s. W. b. returns
tsan ks for the liberal patronage hs has heretofore
and pledges hmsethat attention shall be paid secure 10
hs irchcs respectable and select all deca
ces as they come In seasOnsch Ice soda Wuer
Mead Lemonade Coffee Pies, Cake, &c. &c.
Conectsnares manufactured usual the improved prncpe
at the Bowery steam Confectionery, No. Boer directly op
posite to livingston st. S. w. BRYHAM fiStf
RUILDER.-The undersigned having made favorable ar
~ Engagements tor quantity Ofbudng materials able
tract ior lew Dwell ngs Stores the favorable
cernInoang specifications, Designs furnished toe
poyers tree st expense.
DANIE1 HuBBELL, Al New st.
ReIerence-S w. benedIct, 30 Wall M
The herald., 1837-03-02

~ X G. BROWN q Co., navmg opened 4 Cofiee House
uhe niagara, A. No IS arren street. and ad IN stock ske
cho Wines, Liquors. &C., hope by sct attcnioa the
wishes Of heir customers ts share pubc
The herald., 1837-03-02

1T BE 1T KNOWN TO ALL MEN that no DRUGGIST
or Drug Store keeper wise connected with
modcae, allowed sell the senuiae BRAND PILLS.
although well known to Dr. that there scarcely Drug
Store but what (TO THEIR ETERNAL SHAME BE 1T $50.
KEND sell the counterfeit article. f2o-2m
RTIFICIAL e YESa are inserted by Dr. Isanc Francis
Sdrgeon Dentist which cannotb be distinguished from natural
ones and will peor every motion Of that without giving
he has received Diploma. Of which the following copy
PREMIUM.
This Diploma awarded by the
AMERICAN ms TrUrE
In the city fNew York. at the late Fair
To DIR. l. FRANCIS,
For fine specimen Of Artificial Eyes,
(An improvcmeRt.)
JAMES TALLMAGE, Pres't
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec. t.
). b. WAKEMAN, Corr soc.
%- CELEBRATED EYE WATER.-Dr. r. also respectfully
soc the attention o. the public TO his
cdcis Eye Water has proved itse uabe
IN az cases acute and chronic naammt adne
ecL 10 the age1 who commonly afflicted with weak
ness and
raj years. its effects have been truly astonishing
N g. Dr y proposes the first May TO 1873 Chambers
Wcci,opposHe HudsOn mi lms
The herald., 1837-03-02

- cAkD.s W BKYHA N respectfu his rrienas
ana the pusc hal SINCE he has sold s hc
mas completed his cniaEemcss and his o ss
taolnment no 2ss Bowey, opposite kvngtoa ST.
enty he ~ better prepared The demands ~ s
on s more extensive scale and with more assot
ment OF pure and genuine Confectionery and
returns thanks for the asring patronage he has
Bowey alooo
Nc 2os Bowery opposite to Rivngton st.
rASI Just lmportcdff superior arti-
els - S
The herald., 1837-03-02
WRIGHT a ROWE.

10 sBE Advertisement Conround Ii
Qoncc Cough Mixture 3d
Grand 81 has been okised the great demand Of
TINS Mccine from the lower and CITY, to ap-
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin ST. and UNDER-
HILL cor Bcekman and William Agents this Mixture
The herald., 1837-03-02

1- NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PAR TIEs-J c. DECKER
Wis es 10 inform his friends and the public ast
fresh supply OF first OYSTERS and ready Ia sove e
Fried Sewed Roasted and Picked, the liberal tems
dos -'~-~-FS'S ~ 80 oisonsucee u
The herald., 1837-03-02
COAL YARDs.-IDo., .,,.,,,,,o

WARDS HAIR OIL.-Thehe~t article now in uae Ens
W cmotus the rewrh and y,sg eiegsn glossy appear
snce to The ian For sae n HoPPERa pharnacy, Ne 81
Broadway, ofFrsakn At Price pe bottle sy
The herald., 1837-03-02

/ OOK AT THIs-DR, FELT wARRANTED-OnIy
- canH WALkERs 2s Cansi s,rrt an tfy rar Of ms
hnnasore he dophr cakn ~ hots puce osly - 50
the pair and warranted "a kccp tho feet and wear-csalt
- boss lie has ksufmens water prof
weather and winter dress bo's article
shiss boo's, make vy hsrdsoc ct de~s Thehand
had AZ th cstab shnent nrres
t,su rocket A.nfe ,sl MI the
sf this siler esabhshAeut In New Yok
WALKER variety boot establishment Cana street
y. N.B--Dsn'f mistake the store,
The herald., 1837-03-02

STATIONEK's WAREHOUSE, lgq william a..
- ~ hssing just returned from
CO.. 70 The most with
% nroI " w er,nr supply OF All snees hs ne
peu one 10 The trade afeinpe and
house In his city '' ~ ~" '-o1 ''"s '""" aiV
Gen ne Reevesand Ne~maas water Coors Drau1s Papers
papcrs, Sealing Wax, steel Pens &c
~ Also continues r ciHe k~ Paien Ivory surface Play
ns 1au. snamspcd Visiting and gold border ca ~ eoord
per, ever posnt Lcad.,Ac. J.C0HEN.
The herald., 1837-03-02

- . SIONE, PLU MBER a. ENGINEER, So Bro Ysy con-
tnnes to manufacture ms much pproved patent Water Closer.
wn are either or dwellings and are su
peror TO any hitherto ted both lad
in their sctcn closets sfevsry
CAuTIUN-mprovet Force Pumps. =. takes n onoo~n
r VI stating that he Is the original manufacture M The above
Pumps and that they made Of the best Brass Bored y
Ne. " ' - - pS0-
AsJ manufactu article he -emises he
enabed tocxecue the following description swok
any oher posonn tho city viz Ba h Water Closets Pumps
ms
The herald., 1837-03-02

CHTCONY-N Iar1s saorIv m-, -ec.,vcd 5Dd G., .ale
~ whslesole and retail, by
fiey D.. LEWIS fErcHrwANGEH r7 Broadway,
RUsHTON a. AAsPINWALL, No. 70 william street,
~ oaer Ter sale the following sriceswie Ginger Root ia
waica Burgundy Pitch Hngsh. or pssers, ~
Vanilla Beans, prine-Wte Wax Of 20 So h each
German Cologn Farina wsraniedrcoh Brushes French 30
EnRsh made 10 erder large assortment Sedr ard s"os
Powders earesly rut of ssperor quality Medicine chh
great variety of tens which viii b~ filed 30 eder At short no
tce fot ssps ard mIhcs-~sim panscea and NernRnee
manufacturers psees-Tstanc Actd-upc Carbonate soda 1a
dee 10
ITO DENrIsTS.-Plattna, OXIDE Ttaaium oxide Tsre
i OXIDE god, &c for ssle BY -.
flsy Dr. LEWIS FEuCHTwANGkR, VT Bkadway.
The herald., 1837-03-02

Il u On o.
Cortia street bsr tIade tbs ,hey -.
~ renewed from No ecortandt st. 10 tho sbass H. ~
slesant New store. where the. have on haad and ~ -
constantly receiving fresh snnses Of Haitey P.a aud ,,s
miagssso, fancy coI.red Pushes far Ladies Bones M.
they will sell~a accommodating tsrps. ""''
HATS. CAPS STOCKS Stock Fra mes NJ whoto.,..
The herald., 1837-03-02
WOOD's 'sCANPENTERs, 4. .MRCHANTCs,

lUpL SIohE corner ~ Chatham and
IerkT j. has constantly fer sale excellent OF
the OF every description stocks bits aurers
and hits patent ett cappe and divd NJ tsinY md
hrmer ses and plates and dies
adxes bcye levels spoke shayes
circular saws tuainx lahcs vices tapes bog
trments waod sosev io cutting Of all sizes nj
drN rows cuns npper and phcn, nitro squares
saws pads oil stones draw knives plane irons non and sre
sunne bonsw augers dra wing Shelter patent au
gers cabinet makers clamps, glue blow pipcs
10 large assortment Of Planes, manufactured Lg A. E.
Baldwin New York. a2O an.
The herald., 1837-03-02

n ner Of Leonard Street.-The subscr haypy .t..J mn ~
shove hncnt r th. Tay and pa
manent bsare soe the favor and inteesi of ~ e And
the patronage o. the public ASSUMING them no,s vii, H.
wanting or e part ~ fhoso bcongng his or an h..
persona aftestions. thur would likely hancr ta carc
and render their stay the AesaaIs Hstel both pI-.i mn,
agreeable. ~ '' f'~'S' y a'Si
Apr
The herald., 1837-03-02

FOK GOOD HAT, and one v.na.,.s :.
cait.wei and oreseye IL shnpe comlsnins t.a,rv =.
aalas nv call at COUPLAND COS 2s Der 80, ~
-oaI' ~ oaynrus
ONE PRICE AND ONk OTT.TTEU
- bkOWN d. CO. Chatham Spsre coptnus naa.s
~ .ufing thcr celebrated Hats Price THREE moi fARS
hse an nhed ~ 1884 In presenting ,nese Jt,, -, a..
ne pop,leos ank they have nearly reached ,r s,ma
uta o scaiy dtrhtty, cheapncss
Al sales Tor cash rood customer psva ~. ...
juy2i-y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

integrity have never yet been quesilored;--
men 10 will do honor to the state. They
are before the people nh tho unnnnin,is
consent ai.! desire Of the whole Wing party,
aud il need hardly he said eau be easily e.
lcrtcd II union and victory be not lost sight
Of. IL is true we have powerful and subtle
enemy To encounter. and the whole weight
aud influence of the Government tn oppose,
but If true to ourselves and 10 our country,'hc
result is not doubtful. The honest y""inanry
uf the State are now with ns;---a Bankrupt
nation crippled commerce. and deserted Man
ufactOrics, bitter fruits of the reckless, rum
G,is, and foolish schemes of Jackson's expert
ment-- have come upon ~, ~ long ago pre-
dicted by the Wings. The farmers see tins,
aud when their produce comes Ia market IN
# the fall and winter, they will we fear feel 1t
also, n do the growers Of wool at this time,
and as hns the merchant, the manufactures
and the Mechanic. 1T is utterly impossible
To paralysc these anG not atiec, the iarnor,--
we are all dependent on him. and he on them.
Our opponents are artlul and will lay u to
the Banks, ovcr-trading, specializing, and
thousand other causes, rather than the true
cause; but all this will not avail.
1T is hintcd that our opponents are about
hosting Bank colors, finding LocO-focolsm
will moi de- for the latitude of Rhode Island
hut the farmers will not be humbuggrd with
this,-et them keep in view this important
part of Dn,ee J. Pcarcc's letter Ia Amos Ken
dali, in 1883, "Updikc has come ont in tavol
of the Bank, and I've come out against it,
We trust the days of humbuggery are past
that Rhode Island, true to herself, will make
one great struggle, and successfully throw
of the Disgrace of supporting an admnIstra
ton, corrupt ignorant and unprincipled,--
fit for Freemen-worthy only Of slaves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
ICOM UNICATED

The Republican Of the I4th inst. was cor
rect in many OF its remarks respecting the
conduct Of the Whig and Tory parties when
diversity of opinion exists in relation TO can
didates for Oficc.-It is true, whenever such
divisions exist with them, in great majority
of instances, they are reconcled before the
day Of Election. We have heard certain
leaders OF that party denonnce n candidate Of
theirs, now before the people for collection,
with as much acrimony as any Wing ever did,
but on the day Of election not only vote for
him themselves, but use every excriion to
secure his election but it is not true that
they do this from pure principlc.-lt is that
principle which erpediency requires--thcy
know no other principle, their motto always
has been "all Is fair in politics" II il true,
as they assert. that when diversity Of opin-
ion exists with W., it is continued until we are
defeated in almost every instance, but it is
not true that want Of principle IS the cause;
on the contrary 1t proves the soundness of
our prnciplcs-we will not sncritice them to
cxpedlcncy.--lf we beiiere n man To be nm
sound, We oppose him. choosing rather to be
governed by unsound incn. such as our oppo-
ncnts elect, than by clecting such men our.
selves. AT the present time we are in the
field with candidates whose moral or political
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

The Republican of ycster ny concludes its
windy article about the election, ns follows :
"Buckie on then, ye Whigs, yor armor, and
lead forth your hosts in Lattie." What a pity
il is the tories had not exhibited little more
Of this sort of courage in the Assembly last
week, when the Wings wished to alter the
election law so that the election should take
place earlier than the last Tuesday in Au-
gust. They were then frank enough to con-
fess, that the day appointed by law wasJuii
early enough for THEM. The advice. howev-
or, from our opponents, is very timely. We
shall endeavor to bear it in mind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
WIN. s. VOSE.

sNFOEMs the public, that hn has opened A
PUBLIC READING ROOM, for any one
wishing to call and read tho nows-irec of
cxpense-but while reading. should they be
hungry or dry. they will find Ice Creams.
Mint JnIipS. Wines, Oysters. Pastry, and 9TH
cr refreshments-that will be- good for such
compla'nts--and all we ask IN return is a lit
tic Cash.
Families wishing Oysters can have them
fresh, in summer as in winter. They are
kept in n cold climate-the Ice house. Call
at Market-square, and see for yoursrves-Up
stairs. Newport, June 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
I(OMMUNICATION.
COMMUNICATIONS.
UNANIMITY-SwEET UNANiMITy-".n


UNANIMIry-SwEEr UNANIMIry-".n
ounce Of eirei, good 97oihecary"
The Republican Of yesterday puts the
best face possible on the late troublesome
outbreaks in the Democratic family,
and would iain persuade its readers, that
Penrce and Sprague had the most cor
dial and loving support Of all the Simon
Pures Of that motley, but, at present, we
are grie we'd to say sadly disturbed house
hold. Is the Republican quite so simple
as to suppose, that our worthy friends in
the country are "clean DAFT" ns Domi-
ME Sampson says, or so very thick Of
hearing, that they have never got ink :
ling OF Gov. FENNER's and Judge
BRAScH's PROTEST, signed by them
selves, and some eighty or hundred Of
the "raal democracy" setting forth The
sniegriiy and all that sort Of thing, of the
Hon. DUrEE J. PEARcE'--ihat this wa.
handed into the Convention by the diff
dent and rub,cund Mr.. Bank Commits
sioner Titus, bv direction Of Gov. Fem
Reri--ihat the Governor and Judge were
no ways mealy-mouihcd in giving their
opinion, in the streets and on the house
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
NOTICE-COAl..

q N consequence Of n reduction in the price Of
n freishls, the subscriber reduces hi. price on
Coal coninrnabc thereto. tie now sells nj So
80 for 2240 his and invites those who have pa id
n higher price TO him for their Conl. 10 cali and
he will refund the difference. as previously siipu.
lated. GEO. KNOWLES.
Newport. June 30, 1897
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
Newport, June Goth, 1887.

Our new steamer KINosroN, we regret to
learn is to be Withdrawn from this river for want
Of adequate support, and will not resume her trips
which will not probably be before September
In the mean time. we understand. she will he
employed to run between Boston and Nahapt--
a boat, safe, swift and commodious, being much
wanted there.
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PRIZES! PRIZES! !
AT THE OLD OFFICE.

AT THE OLD OFFICE.
This Day, June 30,
Class 76, - nos. II ballots, Capital sS,OCO,
Tickets 50.
Friday, Jnnc 30,
Class q, - nos. ballots, Capital $1,000,
Tickets 81.
Saturday. July |,
Class 's, C6 nos. ballots, Capital 100000,
Tickets $40.
School Fund Lotteries are drawn six days
in each week at Providence, and drawings
received every day at 6 O'Clock.
+ Please call and relieve your Pressure which
may be done if indicions.
J. G. SHAW.
Innc %
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Married.,

In this town on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. West. Lieut. Robert Handy, Of the l..
=. Navy, to Miss Mary r. Whitehorne, daughter
ofSamur' Whilehorne, Esq. all Of this place.
At Bristol on Friday morning, the 9th inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Brisied. Rev. Louis Janson, Of The
Protestant Episcopal Church. to Miss Tryphosa
Cotton Freeman, daughter Of the late Hon. Ma
thaniel freeman. Of Sandw ich.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

Major Gen. Gaines left Mobile on the 18th
for Jefferson Barracks. Missouri, his future
Head Quarters, in consequence Of the Mis-
sissipri River consitnting,by new arrange
ment Of the War Department. the line between
the Eastern and Western Divisions Of the
Army. To Gen. Scott is assigned the East
crn Division.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
Whig Nomination.

The Whig Convention, which assem-
hled in this town on "Wednesday, the
2lsi instant, for the purpose Of non'na,-
ing candidates for Representatives ia the
Twcnty-iilh Congress, was enc Of the
most hume rous and respectable assem-.
blages Of citizens which we ever knew
convened in this State, for n similar pur-
pose. Men Of the highest standing in
society, in every walk and calling of
life, men, who have the deepest stake
in the good government and well being
Of the community y-the industrious and
hard working farmer, the enterprising
merchant, the once thriving and still sk it,
ful and persevering mechanic and manu-
facturer-were all ably and fully repre-.
sen'ed and manifested, Ly the zeal and
well dire cicd spirit with which they en-
tered on their duties, how deeply the dis
tresses Of the times had acted on these
industrious classes, and awakened them
10 the necessity of combined and de-
tcrnincd effort TO relieve their deceived
and grossly abused country from the
wanton oppression which oyerwhelms
u.-Nlen ca,ne to that Convention with
the sentiment, not too strongly expressed
by ABBOTT LAWRENCE, of Boston, that
"THERE ~ NO PEOPLE o. THE FACE OF
COPS EARTH THAT is so ABUSED, CHEAT
Ed, PLUNDERED AND TRAMPLED ON BY
THEIR RULERS, AS ARE THE PEOPLE or
THE UNITED STATES" And they came
determined also, in accordance with thai
conviction, to present such a ticket &c
their feIlow-citizens for Representative.
10 Congress, ms combining well-triet
services with business talents and nc'
Tuirements-strength Of principle anC
character, with the faculties necessary
10 develop it-and conce ntratng n strong
sense ofthe injuries Of the country will
n settled determination if possible to re-
dress them. .-as would commend their can
didates to the hearty and undeviatin,
sapynt Of every Wing in the State
The Convention deliberated on this sub
iect with the earnes,ncss and anxiety
which the times demanded, and buryin.
ali a,inor differences as to individual can
Iidates, alicr mature consideration, re
Wamcndcd In the lreemen the name
presented in this days paper, which w
are proud to place in the front of this try
ing, and to the people Of this State, a
important contest.
We do not intend, ut this time, to g
into the characters and well grounde
claims to the confidence of our fellow
citizens, of Messrs. T,LLINGHAsr an,
CRANsrOv, for Representatives to Con
gress. Both gentlemen are well ant
favorably known to the lreemen Of thi
State, and their characters, intelligence
and services challenge the ireest scruti
ny. We mean to state our views on thi
subject very fully hereafter; but we vii
merely take this occasion to say, that $
far rs our information extends, (and OH
means of obtaining it are both accurat
and extensively we have never known
nomin alton more favorably received b
the (reemen than this. The very be.
spirit prevails in every town and distrie
Of the eStaie-commercial and agricultr
ral-as to the support ofthese candidate.
which if rightly improved, is most Ell
couraging augury, If not certain guar
antce of eventual success.
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TRADERS RANK.

q general meeting Of the Stockholders Of thi.
"a Bank will be held NJ th-i' Iauking Room,
on Monday. the I'd day Of July next. .ai 3 o'clock
T. NJ. ior the choire of d., . tors Cor the year en-
SUING. r. u. CRANSrON, Cashier.
NrMnorf Jnna % 1881
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

Tho United States sloop of war ysNnALn
arrived ot Pensacola from Tampa Bay on the
llth instant. On the 10Th. the Vsndalia sail
cd for several of the Mexican ports. carrying
Mr.. GRrENnow, said to be a special messen-
Ger to th" Mexican government, who was
lust from Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

! u. sLoOP or WAR LrxiNGToN.-'rhis
ship.which has been at the Navy Yard in this
harbor for several years, is now Citing mp for
sea. Her destination is said 10 he for the
Pacific. Capt. Clsck. and between two and
three hundred mcn, have arrived the officers
generally nrc expected soon.-- Portsmouth,
" H. H,rnH
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MA RINE
LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Fridny. Jnne 23d--Sch'rs Yankee. Harding.
20 days from New ORLEANS, with Cotton to Geo.
Bowen.
Conpeer, Linen, and Mary & Elizabeth,
Greenlaw, both from Passport.
Citizen, rendeion. from Eastpor.
Spartan, Prcsbury from Taunton all for N. Y.
Sunday, 25ih.-SIooP Juno, Brown, from N.
York. for Providence
J .Mondnv, 26th.-Schr. Exchange, Bartlett
from Calns.
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NOTICE..

a N adjourned meeting OF the Stockholders Of
N the CODDiNGTON MANUFACTU RING
COMPANY. will he held at the Factory building.
on Monday the 10Th July. at O'Clock =. NJ.
Newport, June 29th, 1887.
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ge. =. giniOn Bank.

A semi-annnl Dividend will he paid oI and
"a after SATURDAY, JuIy lsi. 1887, I" sucI
persons as shall appear b., the books of the ban,
10 be Stockholders thereof on the 2Ith nsi.
GEO. t. MASON, CaShr.
Newport, June 2gih 1887
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

THE BosToN RIoT.-A committee Of the city
Council, Of which the mayor, Mr. Eliot. ~a+
chairman, ha. made n report. which completely
rSonera'es the fire department from any partici-
patton IN II, except that which they were obliged
To have for their own individual protection.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

SuRvrY or ST.. GroRGr's BANHs.-Thr
Army and Navy Chronicle states iha, the u.
s. brig Porpoisr is now nearly ready for sen
at Norfolk. and will soon sail mon an rxam.
nation of St. Georges Banks. in conformity
to resolution passed at the las, session of
Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

The friends of Daniel Webster were TO
meet at Masonic Hall, New York, last even
ing, to consider the cxpedency of nominating
him for election to the Presidency.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29

The 4lh of July is to bo celebrated at the
village of Wakefield, South. Kingston, this
year. GEoHsE RIVERS, Esq Of Providence,
will deliver an Orntion on the occasion.