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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
NetDport Dpc Wouac.
Joseph Vincr Il Co.,

~OUiD respectfully inform their friends
w nnd the public, (of Newport aud Nic'nl-
ty,) ,ha, they have fitted up anew DYE HOUSE
with every suitable convenience, situated Oh Tan
ncr street, east Of the Friends Meeting House
where they are prepared TO bye and finish IN tie
best possible manner, The following articles, VIZ
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CITY HOTEL.

Nos: % a,N u broad street, TrOridfnce.
QxrrI The subscriber would inform his
fsesf,eA friends and tho travelling public ge-
,Iss ncrally, that the above central, ex-
.en,lvs aud airy establishment still
continues under his direction, and that he has
made such repairs and inproNen US nre
adapted to the taste Of the times, and 10 tho
wants Of the moving public.
The apartments are well furnished, and suited
10 the convenience Of families aud parties, Us well
as Of indi, iduas ; aud no effort will be spared To
supply the table with every luxury OF The market,
aud with the rarties Of the season, IA early rs
they are furnished by his contemporaries ia Ne"
York and Boston.
The proprietor hopes, therefore. to deserve =
coninuance of that liberal patronage which the
Ciiy Hotel has ever enjoyed.
July 18th. ROBERT EARL.
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TO LETT.

Ind possession girsn Immediately.
Axl TIE House in l'road-strce,, la'el,
fSTstA occupied by DR.. JonN =. MANN
iSS dcc.--Iho Garden attached TO III,
!----- House. is extensive, and ia good or
dcr.-The House Lot and Garden together, occu-
py about Of an Acre. There is convenient
wood shed, and various other ut-buildings, and
also Il good well Of water.--The tenant of the
House will have the usc of the Farm ward adloin-
ing the House lot, in common with the occupant
Of the Farm. The House will he put IN good or
der, and as a residence Cor ecntee runily, the
situation is in all respects highly eligible. Tho
House is now open for the examination of those
wishing TO hire i. For further information, ap-
ply to either OF the subscribers.
r. :. BRowN,
BENJAMiS Finch, r.,
EDw'D W. LAwroN,
FRANCIS LAwroN,
Dec IL.
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PEACH ORCHARD & GATE VELV
co AL.

vINIIE subscribers offer for Sale full sup.
ply of the above superior lrD Assn
Coal, which was purchased few weeks
since at Philadelphia, under the immediate
inspection OF one Of the concern, and was
there pronounced equal TO any Coal in the
City; and is shipped from thence by an
Agent, commissioned for the purpose, 10 pre-
vent deception. Orders respectfully solici-
ted:-and having erected at great expense,
the most approved Balances, u. s. standard,)
for weighing the same the public may de-
pend upon their correctness.
B. WOOD g. Co.,
July 2G. parS' WhdrC
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GL EN- n O u S <,
PoRrsMoUTH, Il. |.
MRS. DURTEE,

I-R WHO Tor several years past has
NS1Is1x kept the well known Five Mile
ANssi& House, in Portsmouth, X. L.,
6ss4t H., would inform her friends and the
Public, that she h ~ removed to the new and con-
yenent house she has recently erected n low rods
northeast of the Union Meeting House, and u
short walk from the ''GLEN,' so called.-She
has at considerable expense erected this establish
ment as RURAL RnrREAT for the accommo-
daion Of visitors TO this gem OF THE OCEAN"
during the sul,ry Of the year and will spare
no pains to accommodate II few boarders in iaIni-
lies or select companies. TEA PARTIES can
at all times he accommodated with repas nj
her board.-Her us,r,l variety Of Cakes, Pastry
sc. KEEP, constantly on hand To nccon',noda,'
Riding PARTIES, aud others who may iavo
her with call
! Grateful for pas, iwors, the Proprietor respec,
fully soiciis a continuance of the patronage q
her former friends and that OF lie public general
ly. All fa,os gratefully acknowledged.
|, MARY q. DURIEE.
II Portsmouth, Mny 1, 1898.
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z DaVE.NP ORT.S GE.NUL\T
Bilious Pills.

VuNiIESE Pills are Justly esteemed Tor their ca
II sy operations and good effects. mild
safe, and sovereign remedy ios Bilious COM
pIaints, pains in the head, stomach and bowels -
in removing distractions of every kind, by dis
solving and disSharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and a sure re-
lief Tor coslveness. Thoy are so accommodated
10 al ages, seasons and hours, that they may bo
taken in winter or summer, at any time of the
day. without regard TO diet or hlndrance Of bust
ness Their operation Is So gentle, pleasant. and
elIectual, that by experience they are found to
exceed auy other Phisic heretofore offered TO the
public, which we can show by great number
of certificates from eminent phy scans and others
D.4JE.NpORTrS CELEBR.4TED EYE
W.lIER.
Which has been applied with great success to
weak, sore and iudimed Dyes, in all stages.
WHE.aTO.NS TT'CH OLl7.UE.NT.
Which cures in less than one hours apr'ica-
ton. (See d1cctions.)
The character Of this celebrated Ointment
stands unriyacd for being a safe, speedy, and
c,r,ain cure Cor that loa,hsomc disease called the
,ch--and for all kinds Of pimple~ on the skim
II il also n valuable article for the Salt Rheunl
and Chilblsins
WIE.iTO.N'S L7U.NDICE BI7TERS
which arc so eminen,ly useful in rcmo, ing all
Jaun.lice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply just received and Cor sale in ihi.
town by Doct x. Il. HAZARD and II. j. TAl'
LOR. Also by the Druggists IN Providence.
July 26.
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EMERY, AND DIARRHOEA COR
DIAL

MRS. KIDDER'S CHOLERA, DYS
EMERY, AND DIARRIIOEA COR
DIAL,
Sold by Il. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .Igent
for .itmpor, Ri
IuNIIIS medicine is acknowleig gsd by thousands
u to stand unrivalcd in this or any other
country, for tho cure Of the above, and will re-
store where every other remedy fails performing
lis cure in most cases in very few hours if TAX
en- in season. II does not require more than forty
eight hours to cure the mos, ,iolen, bloody, Shiny
dysentery; cholera, and common cholera morbus,
are instantly checked, and the patient quickly re-
stored TO health. Diarrhocs that is of recent deaf
is cured in a very few hours, I'anhoea that has
continued for months and even for years, is cur
ed by using this medicine according 10 the direc-
tons, and the patient will be restored TO health
Persons going to warm climates il they will pro-
vide themselves with this medicine, will have lit
tie or nothing to fear from Cholera, Dysentery,
or Did,rhCeG.
Children that are tecthing, and children that
are brought up 10y hand, should always bc pro-
yided with this medicine il possible, as it will sc-
ncraly regulate their bowels in the course Of u
few hours, and prevent them from becoming weak
aud reduced from Diarhoca.
IL checks vomiting produced from any cause
whatever, and it is an invaluable remedy IN sea
sickness.
ID is composed Of materials that are perfectly
harmless, and may be taken by either sen at any
age with perfect safety, aud will not mJure the
constitution.
NJ B. This medicine will always leave the
bowels in perfect order producing no constipation
/ July 4, S3S.-6m.
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ROOTS s. s IL q Il =
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr,

NO loo, HWtSH'e't'
fn HAS Just returned from
the Civ, with the most splendid
EAH 80 as-ortnct Of the above named
~ articles thst he has ever been a
BILE TO offer at any time for many years. consisting
of Ladies French morocco and KID slips and ties ;
French and Denmark satin prunella do also a
la,oe supply Of ladies low p,ccd Kid aud ncroc-
co do. fiom 3, to IS per pair misses aud chI-
drcn's do. of all descriptions and prices gentle
mems thin boots, low price also, hne calf and
seal skin boots /; one case Of you,h's thin boots,
n neo, article aud about overy article called Tor
A, shoe establishment, all of~hleh will be sold
ON a. Ga, otablo terms, as at any store in Now
port.
B.-Gcn,lcmcn' Gne boots made to order
oc French aud Philadelphia calf skin Also, seal
and goat skin, according TO the latest New York
s,,l.' Ladies and misses shoes manufactured Ia
order Of morocco, Kid or seal si'I'' 10 Tue nea'es
manner, and warranted TO tit. o..
/ Particular attention paid to repairing
| Newport, April ~, 1888
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To Let,

III The chambers in the subscri.
&EnSa, ber's new House in Franklin
M5iiif, street, opposite the Custom
Eaf4,lHss5 House. Possession given a.
bout the middle or last of June. For terms
apply to BENl -. LAWloN, 'r'
Newport, May =, is:}S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

o. Camel Hair, Cashmere, and Raw silk
shawls. aud Garments of all descriptions,
CLE.a.NSED and DRESSED. Plain
starching and crimpng done. For iniorma-
ton apply as above.
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Isaac Gould a. son,

I76, 1hames-sireei,
HAVE received from Boston, an assortment
]" OF CHOICE CLOTU2. CASSi
MEREs and vEsTiNCS. Of the most ap-
proved styles, which they oter Iheu cdiou'rT
and the public N 4 small gd,spcc.
March 20, Is3s
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A good opportunity.

pzA THE subscriber having in con-
f.ss:MN temptation his return 10 Europe,
,;.,N oiliers.thc House now occupied
is32 by him (and which he has rented
TIL the lst of April, lS39,) to Let for tho
remainder of said term. His Furniture
which is all in good order, he offers for salt
good bargain. The House and Furniture
may be seen on Tuesday, Wednesday an,
Thursday of every week, from Toto ~ o
clock A. NJ. y. B. SELLER.
Newport, Juno II, 1893.
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NEW GOODS.
J a Nj Il S III A Nj Nj o n ID

HIS RECEID ED
Super 81 hlrachrd cotton Shrctings-5l aud el Ii
do. and i-i and 1-s ShirlingS.
Linen Damask and Towcing of all kinds.
BombIzinrs s--Crapes--Lcssc -Idkis-Nrils-Glove'
--IIosc---comprising very con,'leie nssoriment q
morning artclsc.
Gcntlcmcn's superior Suspcnlers-.Gioy.s Liner
Crayats--Biack silk Cravats---Gcrman SIN pocket
Hdkfs-Socks--niG SIN Vcsiines
English Cassncts--t aSsimrrcs s-f:ro-lc nap Mcrinos
--Brochclla sc &c for Youths Clothing,
Al.o--yery low prizrd Prints, Cotton Hose and other
Goods. The uhoye for sale at
James 8IanlnlOnd's
DRY GOODS-BOOK .SI'ORE-.LND
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Nav 2l.
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For sale.
For Sale

For Sale
E-~R TIE subscriber offers for
EInNA sale his House and Lot situa-
MiiiE ted on Prospect Hill street.
ESyntH-s1 the House is two stories high
with gamble roof, the Lot measuring about
no feet on Prospect I'LL street. and about GO
feet in depth; with small shop and other
out-buidings thereon, and good well Of wa
ter. Said House commands one of the fines,
prospects that can be found in the town oi
Newport, being located n shor; distance south
of the stone Mill-has fine view of the coun-
try, harbor, and the ocean. The estate will
be sold low, and on reasonable terms IT ap-
piled for Immediately, us the subscriber has
removed out Of the town. II is but a short
distance to the beach, and would make a very
good boarding house to accommodate south
crn visiters. For further particulars, apply
to Mrs. Elizabeth White, Church-st., New
port, or of the subscriber in lIigh.st.. Prov.
dence. WIN. w. TliUiSTON.
Providence, May 10, lS3S-tf.
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PO.HROY,S .HEI.1LLIC.
r ZGss SEG a j S.
Newport, Jnnc 7

TUSr RECEIVED, a large supply Of the
- above article, for sale ut the Ladies
Ornamental Hgr Emporium, la1 Thames.
ST., with great variety OF old French and
English SOAPS.
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Total amt. Of resources Sl4, ,700,8lG 03
OF the Notes and Bills discounted there
is payable out Of the state the
sum Of S3,127, l97 SO
And payable in the state 1860, ,5l5 90
OF the circulation there is
hcldby the banks the sumof 300, III -
lnthe hands Of the public, l,135, ,033 33
BY comparing this abstract with the
returns made to the Commissioners,
June LIST, 1888, it appears that since
that date, the circulation has been in
creased $40 ,2O9 l5
The specie has sbeenincreascd -, l09 10
The deposits, including diyi-
dends unpaid, have been i'll
creased l05, IA 90
The Loans and Discounts
have been reduced ,90l J8
Published pursuant to law.
Office Of The Bank Commissioners,
Providence, Jay 10, 1888.
HENRY ASrnoSY, Bank
Gro. G.. KING, Commission
WM. PEcKHAM. crs.
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For Sale,


E-R The subscriber offers for sale
g59::?a his House and Lot in the VIII
2ifiH lage of Brooklyn, Con. The
EA.ss3 House has been built but a
few years,is convenient mud pleasantly stua-
ted. On the prsmises arc good Barn,
ood.honsc, &c. The Lot contains one
acre of first rate land, with one OF the best
gardens in the village. Possession will be
given Immediately. or the purchaser may re,
ccive the rent until April, IcD A part OF
the purchase money may remain If required
For further particulars and terms, apply to
ID. &. RoBISsoS, at Brooklyn, or to the sub
scribcr, at Newport. X. |.
April 10. SAMUEL r. MASON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24


Re Sp sS" Have F Nm w1oss Calhoun SSs
lands, s. u. Burrsws Mason Barney, Buad' Amsterdam;
brig: Perry Allen csssor casO.e
Philadelphia Director Cox, Baltimore; Valiant Briggs Pha.
dephiA.
Brig Powhaan Chase from Palermo, passed Gibraltar 18th
ult to Chsnberlan. Broos Go. Len no An Spoke "a
inst S. os g. Charles Carroll from savannah for Liver
Rhine meKscp ssy, 70 w.2d
pegior DO Is days AisS,n S DO ready. Orleans
Brig Nay Dsessr Dunlap, River Gambia q days, hides,
Sierra Leone Left Am Spoke 18Th inst LAT 50 40, Ion 60
Big Henry Clay, u Boston, days, with mdre.
Schr will Dyer Franklin Lou is days, and sugar
s. Griswod Spoke 18th sstani Ames, from Mobile, for
fish TO Mckenzie CO. Sailed in CO. Leo Mekensy, for New
sesr Glide sis,nons Boston, lOdsys merchandise to the
sshr spleads Patterson Boston, days. mdre to S. W
schr Cookbook, Bluehnl, days. with line to the
master. ..onSn.
The letter hsgs eftse Sh.esid Allen for Liverpool aud
wednesday, hafpast 10 o'clock A. Nat iales News
The Pco sailed from Boston, Saturday, when portoa
Of the muned snd she anchored n The hh9ads u.s. On
the and carried tben 10 the city The then sailed
~Ths 9srs Inc Wy ConkIin sich sailed from this port
Dec beund TO 81 Ausustn- ashore the night OF the
9Th The A. had valuable Of merchandise The
vessel had bged, ard thought would be total loss
wrecke alongside would not be likely 10 save much
sfhe The CAPITALS, crew and passengers oil arrived
.bare In safety.
re master OF Hudser N Y with cargo Of 1900 barrels a
struck oil nle, Shoals the sh inst The captain
ana will be saved ard taken TO New
York upder the jennings commissioner OF wrecks
She WI insured In Wall street for $4,000
The Rose condemned Moneyideo unseaworhy about
.x months since arrived Buenos the Soth Septeu
her. bel airing the Gag fthe Oriental Republic.
he
NADIA near Buenos Ayres 18Th Sept Tor Pernambuco, with
UNITED STATES PORTS.
wARgHAm Jar. Ih-Srd Thomas. New York
YmLA Jas. ACID Comet, Sultan, New York
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22,-Ar franklin, String, New York
WAspIreToS N. e. Jan. l-Ar Brilliant, Fowler Oriou,
Cradle smith Allen; Bllow Jenkins wolga. Merritt, Atlas,
Br,wn Gazeiie, Reed Mass Bount, all from New York
william stoddad New york Saw schrs on the beach, -
miles north Cape Hsterps CID Lseonic, Gurus tor New
York. :.
EIu.RsrH Cry, N. c. JAM le-Ar. Lucretis Wade, New
York. jobs. do: Pstapsco shepherd, de.
SAVANNAH, Jsr. t7.-Ar Harriet Abigail New forh wa
Cockpur; Republic Jameson, New York cid Gov Troup,
Miller Cressock Miedgsvie. .rer, New yorki Amy Br)
Browe, Liverpool; Pscolus Harding, DOT ~ MAINS Hones
do; sid fropontis. do, Thracian, dc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

Ths shows the trade up 1912 We shall seoa as pos
sbe obaia and publish the imports exports and Consumption
from that year up the present period
C0TTON-There positive decline In the COTTON mar
ket present period The tendency decidedly DOWN
wards which will continue until later advce are received
the European The stock in store about
bales and there about 301o bales now landng from
board which will make stock at l5OOo baies nessrs.
Hoffman CO. sold today among other descriptions Oh her'
chandLe IS bales damaged cotton ut to 82c. cash
reached bales Florida good l2a TO l3c Upland tcom-
men) 124 TO lac. and New Orleans, Is to l5ac.
FREIGHTS-The Sheffield for Liverpool. and Chdrh
nagne for Havre, will sail they go out full eigh
ed at tn. suboined rates, principally with cotton.
Havre liverpool .
Cotton, 1 and IA q. Cotton, IS. Cd and lis cd.
Ashes % and TO- Flaxseed los
Rice, le Naval Stores, is -
The Charles Carroll which will sail the 1T proximo
loading the following quotations Cotton 1t ana CT
ashes SO aad S rice S0 QuerciroH bark $l2 To Antwerp
tendency downward Marsrles Gotten dull at
and II.
PROVISION MARKET, Jan % There is no new feature
in today Prices all remain the our last
quotations Of Friday We shall have some interesting statistics
ready by next Fridays report
AUCTION SALES bags rye 72tc; 5 do. wheat. soc
boxes NJ r. rasns 81 20 l60 ginger 30 3d. hM
chests young Tyson, 70 to 2s % bales danagea rags y
81; Is casks Roman cemeat, $i75 cash.
IMPORT ATIONS-APALl cHcoLA-Bng Rhine-ls bales
cciton-58 do do66 do do320 do dO6O do doll9 do 90
PALERMe-Brg Powhattan33 tars and SO bxs sulphur
1920 bxs orangeslz77 dc emsns5s do pmeRto-l case
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

TEAs-In our ss,rsvew Of the Tea Trade we gave the
soshs expert and probable consumption 70 ms country
The remarks offered ~l continue the analysis showing
progress asd the future prospects Of this important
~ Commerce The large sleek Of this commodity on hand
January lat s3 arises partly from the immense importation
al the two years. and by the decrease the consup
ton caused by the monetary eubrs the pat which
enryed the country dealers ~ their usual credits In cone
rnorly. -, = -. 4.
There the period huts small ssch Of teas In
.he iuteor lighter probably than for MANY previous years
This scarcity will undoubtedly create brisk demand IN he
s.ripc ed ausny will be required t. meet The
.ugpenao ~ the consumption which will take rom me
r,erse a considerable portion Of the surplus stock
facilities Of communities and chespnes OF
TRANSPORTATION by canals wh,he most remote
country added 20 the decreased price, has tended
he of ten 10 the large amount ssma
"a which viii with tn conpued augmentation e the coun-
sa,. a., increaS, with the other leading articles of con-
snr,n,ion oueh hardly ex oect IN the same rapid
ratio during the last our ysat - W. WIG"
The esport II fros, this country vsousy ssna'ea
Fnm ne n, tcuar estimates We hive seen we Judge
a. ~ ,bont 40 pao rhe which 2SO 60 70 Europe, and
seoo i wei Ialies AMI Souh hmeca IN, however de-
pcnds IN eofnse esrre uupn the cc ~ ~ \" VIZ e'""'s
also upor the condition of the foreign marke'S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

NJ TF Proprietor e the above esiabhnent takes great
Measure Ing his friends and merchants gene
rsv that removed ute the large and splenda ERE
nroot room In the Exchange the VILLA side
Neither pains erpene hsve been spared in the arrange
mer 81 the News Uoom and the es,sb shmsnl " be-
lieyed 10 I've the best Of k-d the United states In
addition the les Of American and foreign papers
,rd records o arrivals and clearsnces
sales III stock at BOARD vt Brokers' Teegrsphc Repor
and daily list OF the arrivals Of strangers at all the nci
pal hotela . - 49,. = - :. !. =
the greatest possible safety 10 y, letters within IT, The per
% seruriy against ERE all other accidents to he obtain
M nv deposrr letters this office (whsuttaki into view
the other privileges enjoyed ny subscreers worth more
correspondence with foreign countries : u,.n...
=. =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
TO THE LOVERS OF. DRY FEET.

keep dry the head COOL and hid defiance ply
sican."-Boerhaare.
VNHE AVID lovely OF land down the bloom
OF life, the diseases arising from feet Do
then coughing and barking and pains
mac that enable the doctors de in their coaches
when such diseases have taken place the house
danger far off, We would then cauten readers no
matte how healthy to guard against feet An
prevention worth pound OF curePadsphia Journal OF
Health
What the destroyer bio and happiness, Cold and
wet fes TT. S Gazette.
Pc. NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs The
public that he Is located the Boot and >hoe
Of Mr.. Ry der No. Beekman Clinton Hall The pre-
opportunity srRbraced INFORM the reader after
several experience trial. the subscriber
ed composition which leather Of description
completely rvous even e. snow water he American
Institute has twice borne testimony To lis great utility by
awarding he first diploma 1885 and 1885 m
the decided appreciation of the Franklin Institute OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the highest respecahiiy
Notwithstanding the revision and OF the
Congress granted the exclusive right aud liberty
the fourteen the 10th day
airy, 1897.
This Composition mpsrts the leather soft and pabe
texture which gives all articles made from quail
and will consequently much longer. The
for wearing oversb~esis thus superseded
In To questions the subscriber would
pecully inform the that the Patented
not contain particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber.
Gentlemen who valus health feet are respect.
fully informed that the Paenee will be in attendance the
above establishment The Government papers, Dplosas
Certificates, Letters Sc for Inspection. The
position s mp 81 box. Sea Captains and
Sportsmen would do well TO procure the article
All communications pest paid Pient Rights this and the
adjoining districts for sale except the Of Kings which
ssld Mr.. Edward Galae her. rs Fultoa Brooklyn
w. Reference to the most respectable gentlemen in this
city can be given. jl7dtMi'