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II ERSEYS-76 bales kcrscys,
IL Oils barrels Tanners Oil,
~ casks winter Oil,
40 casks fall strained do,
CANDLES-30O boxes Sperm Candles, for
sale BY l. II GALE,
az 80 Common e.
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IMPORTANT TO MAS Eito OF oTLAM Boa 5
l. The subscribers have in sore few barrels Of
illuminated Peat,n new article lately invented in New
York. A few barrels of this Peat wasp on hoard the
Great Western on her last tr,; lie that
the result Of the trial has salts led hi that 100 lbs Of
Pent tqua to 3)l lbs ut Goa AMI that in case
where there is difficulty in gen ating keeping Il
E OIL head Of steam, this fuel is dispensable. The d.
rectors Of the Great Western nlreI the purchase Ct
200 brls for the Of the ship which put on board
on her last departure.
For trial, upply 10 LOCK g. Co.
No 3 Front Levee st
NB-But , brs at time can emily be delivered to
one steam boat, until we get 4 further supply which
will he in few days.
dec6 ST. * Co
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GNTAT DE LA LOUISE ANE our du Premier
NIDstrict Judiciaire. Jeud, &c Decembrc Present
rHonorable A NJ Buchanan, JUICE. Jaaub Ma!ossyvs
sos creanciers-No ls,3S6->ur motion de + kcuver''
Esq, avocut de Laargue, synd,c d's creanr'ers dc
button en- cette af il est ordonne qu'une assemblies
des creancers de l'insovabe atres interesses attn
de fure voir dams dix jnurs de la publication dc &c,
avis. les -asous pour lesqucles 'ed ahiean ne sera
pas honolugue e, confirms scion la Lei ct les f'nds
distributes en- ronseque ExIfait dos minutes
7dec PA LtBL\ NC, Den ';r'tiHr
slAVANA CUFFs.E-iOJ bugs prlMe quaint!
4 in store and for sale by
j.l7 ABRAHAM TRlER, 81 Gra'mr I
~ Perm OII.-l2 barrels IN stura and for by
- iul7 ABRAHAM rRIT-' q Pow 'rn 81
NOTICE.-For sne COFFEE HOUSE, with al,
its fixtures, in Camp street. in the central part "i
affairs and doing pretty smart business for fur
lher particulars ppl. th,e Of at ihthis paper J5
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EVLOUR-looo barrels landing in store, and for
Il sae By q. DORSEY.
d13 ID New eve
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TTMBR.LAS. Is cases manlua silk Umbrella ;,
u large Sizes eNrd from ship Merscy, and TO
s,la hy IBHlDGE SEQ,
dH l34 Magazine st
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INTAT DE La LOUlSIANE-Cour de Parosse
lLpou, la Paroissc IT Vile da la Ne-Orsean.-i,e
sent rionorabIe Charles Mauran, jug.-No | jig
Isaac Baker, nc,urllement dctenu, coniro SEES Gre
ancierS:-Sur lecture TT enrcg us remen de iapeti"n
ct ,ableau en- ccte afarc, il est oronne une nsSen
b,ee lies crennceIs dc ,nsovabc lieu zinc &C ur
lc cjua Janvier 1890. dix hrurcs du matin ain
de dslierer sur les aires de inSovabe; attendant
tou,cs poursues ct personnc soIt arreees; 1T l..
r.lwyn uomme pour representer les creancIers al
sens: Par ordle la cour, Is dec 1871
dccl8 a GUiUL, Dep Glafiier.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
'HNHE undersigned have this day formed c0-part-
] nets ip for the transaction of General Commas
sion aud Forwarding business in this City, under the
firm Of SHALL Il brown, aid have taken the new
brick store No. 96, Magazine street, ncar Poyras ST.
GEORGE SHALL, JR.
References: JAMES G BROWN.
Stet-un s. Avery, Whiting & STARK,
Walton n CO. W Bogart, Begart u
Hawthorn. J Thayer II CO. W MS
ton X Shall. New ORLEANS.
Crockett Il Sharpleigl, John Fairfield
Il co., Walker Emerson g. co..
Griggs s. Chckerng, BosToS.
cha 81 P ? M"aseS y { Co. Co. Philadelphia.
W ''r,S MG uss%se, co p;u,hury
Edgernu s: " oodbridge, Nls:ie,,a,O O..
john Woodbridge, Esq. Chillico'he q.
JANE. m fs cia'ss Es CO. NasIvi''e Tenn"
E Il A Trac, ST LOUIS, Mo. Il
FURNITURE! FURNITUREM
TUST received at tie Louisiana Furniture Ware
% house, a large supply from New York and Bos-
ton, Persons the want of furniture would do well
to call and select their articles from of the best and
Iorge It stocks now in the city. " X CARNES,
db So Bienvle 81
B-Particulur attention paid to packing and ship
ing Furniture, freer OF expense, d6-"w
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rLOTillNG-ln cases, comprising IL general as
- sortmcn, Of Rounlahonts, Pana!oons, Vests,
Shirts &c. now landing and fer sale by
jlO BRIDGE L. Co. 1874 Magazine at
+ AN)-NN kegs landing from steamer Oswego aud
II for sale by Il DORSEY, IA New Lesee.
ini0
l1'LOUN-60O bids landing fro II steamer Norm Star
Il ud ior sale by u DORIS Y,
MO A New levee
atPERN CandicS-10n boxes New Bedford, just re-
- ceive'l and for sale by SHALL \ BROWN,
do 96 Magazine st
HNTAr d.: LIZ LDuISIANE-Cour du Premier
IL Dsrric, Judic are, John May Foster conlre SEES
ccanCi creanciers de DeveaHx & Foster. Les
creunciers d. Jonn May Foster ct dc Deyeaux 4 Eos
ter par It. present rsqus dc ssse abler en- peine
cnur, sunad 20 du couraGt, 10 hpure> au mntin
afn de montrer cause, sill existe, p"urqnni ledit
John May Foser obi ndrat pas lie banefce DIES Ion
assess pour lie suulus dies iebiteurs nsovahes
een,'s. Caswell l. Brand Esqr sont NOMINEES poul
representer les creunc ahsenS dams cette alaire-
Par ordrc dc la cour, dec, 1888.
| cec7 PLEBL INC, Dep. Grefher
GTATE OF LOUIsIANA.-ParishC Court OF the
| - Parish and City of New Orlcnns-Present, The
| Hon Charles Mauriun, Judge. M ll299 NewloI
Richards his CREDITOR and the creditors Of 'hn
BOYD l. CO. The cessinn OF property by the pst'tohe
is accepted by the for the benefit of his creditors
and the creditor, John Bovd. 1t is ordered tina
said creators do meet in the office Of IL Ccnas, Esq
noluiy public, Friday the 4th day Of lam ay, 1883
then and there deliberate upon affairs If the III
solvent, aud in the mean time all oceedIng' aga'hs
the person aud property said Newton Richards art
Steyed-l is further ordered that Messrs Emnre ailt
King be appointed to represent the absent creditors II
this case. BY order Of tn court
| ARM AND PILOT, clerk.
Clerks Office. December LIST. 1885,
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nRAFTS Oh New York, for sale by
- d2l ANDREWS e. BROTHERS.
80 t,an,O
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I IME-l0NN casks fresh Thona,to Line, i:ndlne
IL from ship Ferax, for sale by
d23 & JP WHITNEY, "a Comn
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NAlLS-7O0 kegs Nails assorted sizes, for sale by
~ dis ADAMS Il WHITALL, G7 Gravicr 81,
fNUNDS-Nississirpi Funds taken al 7. Frnnt lie.
L wee, for Groceries. dis
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OMBARD & cos Boston and New Orleans
- Lii of Packet Ships-Ts new Inns of ships
has been expressly built to run bctwacn tho above
ports, and will be found of suitable draft of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every ciIor,
will be made to give general salts action, The
line is composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee. AS tons Capt. Harding,
Carolina, 400 do S Lemis,
Charleston, 374 do D EIiridgc,
Columbana 625 do G Barker,
Seaman, 24O do Howcx
Bombay, G25 do D humphrey.
The above ships arc all now, of the first lass,
copper fastened and coppercd, commanded by men
of great experience, have largo accommodations,
with separate ladies' cabin; every attention will be
paid to passengers, and tho very est Of stores pro-
vided for them.
The packets will be lowed up and down the Mis-
siss'pp, and tho strctcst punctunIi 20 served in
the time of sailing, and should the reg lar vessels
b" detained IN nrriving, other ships equally goud
w,ii in all eases be substituted. A share of pat ron.
age is solicited ana the agents pledge themselves to
accommodate. us much as practicable, to receive
and forward goods by id line ut the most modor.
alto charges. aud To advance all eHpen on goods
shipped, if required.
| Tho ships wall leave the LIST and 18th Of every
month For freight or passage, apply To the agents
J A MFRRIrT, 81 Common st
| N. B. Announcements made on eonsisnmo.. is
to Mrssrs. A. C. Lombard e. Co.
| nov27
! 4 tlIRlSrMAs nnd New Years Gi:,>--A few Of the
~ Engis! and American Animals, sill to be hue
| at thu Bookstore of ALEX TDWAR,
lurcn fOFt Tho Ijirhl,. f,v
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4 ,lIKiSrAlAs and New Years tii:,>--A lew Of the
~ English and American Annals, sill to be huf
at thS Bouk-t of ALIEN TDWAR,
Where II large assortment OF the Books suitable for
the season cun be Ind d28-it
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NEW PORK Il BEEF-20 bbls mess, and 40 Dbl
~ prime Pork 20 bbls prime Beet, for sale by
G DORSEY,
dc IA New ovee
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AnEESTuY's DySpprlC iLXIa

Dr. bernthy, til, greatest of Eng Ih slrgcons was
orujon that hin -lenhs Of the diseases tht Affect
mankind orig mate in The ,ch. This Elixir was
,,scd by him with the unprecedented success III
ms private and public practice for upwards OF forty
years for the removal Of he following Diseases:
Loss uiuppc,tc, Fla,uency, Distnlfon OF tin" Stom-
sh Pain in the side, Henviness of the Head an! inc'i,
naun To Sleep regularity OF the Bowels, and IN all
cases where indigestion or tustive habit Is ounu 10
exist.
This medicine must not he numbe, ed among the host
or ouuck 10 strus fore the pub ic. us it Is the
sole invention Of the ATTEST and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and the secret of preparing 1t
was purchased by the agent for very large sum- Is
aereeloic an pleasant to the ta-te acts ns mia uer
lent always keeps the bowels Free iniars vgor ana
strength to the SYSTEM and cheeruness to the mud,
and few burles the most 'nhrned cases "t
Dyspepsia or Indigestion aud prevents return al any
New YoRK, 18th August, 1888.
rs Madison street
Eln:-{n consequence Of leading se,ientary uie, l
have been troubled, m less, with Indigestion Tor
Ten years. tor the last three my suhtngs have
been iusurport,be. | have tried several p'yScirnS
and nu,her of quuck Medicines with mt dervinS any
benefit. | SPARED of ever etionlnS any permanent
xecf and resigned myself 10 the MIST hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends TO try Aberuethy's
Dysreptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
,lc mud know not how to express N.Y. Nratlo OF IL
wonderful virtues and the miracle It as performed II
rcs,oriug me To that health which L mght lost for
ever Send me half DOZEN bottles n and excel'
INV thanks for the blessings you have ! II circdty re-
storing to perfect health.
remain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
rhe'asent las in his posse sion seve hundred .es
,nouius similar to tina above Of the tiaordnary vf
,ues of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at pf
Iohnson's, l40 lsienvilln street, nov ,
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CARD.
VI RS. JONES, Professor Of singing the Guitar
WI and Piano forte, bcss to announce her arrival
from Glasgow, and from several years prac,ic" in Edn
bnrgh and Glasgow she Ratters herself that her sys-
TEN Ut in |tructon will give satisfaction u pupils.
Testimonials US to capabty, SC. can be shown, on
application to Mrs. MiIIards, II Royal street.
d8-im
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New YORK, 18th August, 1888.
AZ Madison. street

rhc agent las in his possession seve hundred les
t;mouius similar to tina above Of The extraordinary vi'
tues Of this medicine Sold by appointment al u
Iahnson's, 40 lIienvilln street. nov. D
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rLOrillNG-ln cases, comprising general as
- sortmcn, Of Roundahouts, Panta!oons, Vests,
Shirts &c. now landing and fer sale by
lilo BRIDGE & Co. 1874 Magazine at
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3l'lOuH.-600 bills landing fro steamer North Star
] I'D Tor sale Nv u DORIS Y,
iaIO "A New l.evee
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT CO7YO.F GIN,
BY the Paten,ce No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE l. co.
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NEW BOOKS--Napoeons MISUNDERSTANDING.
~ with Prime, .anhaceres, by Baron Lam 5on in ,
vols; The MILDLY, scenes from the ife of Edward
:. scees in vols PasIey's Chris Tales for 1884,
Parey's Christmas aft for 1885, in. received and for
ale by W KEAN,
dc 10 corner Of Camp 4 Com mon SITS
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box CHAIR 100 dnze Box Chairs Just re-
- coived, and suitable for shipping for sale at the
Louisiana Furniture War: Ro ms.
novl3 WV CARVES
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and

1H'SOI-NllTI HffUU CUI0
Orders left at G. w. Pri chard and Tagart, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5nov
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stPERN Candics-lOn boxes New Bedford just re-
- ceised aud for sale by SHALL. \ BROWN.
do 90 Magazine st
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nov l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
IwN III S .

NAvAL.-The U. s. sloop of war Boston,
Commander Babbtt, arrived at New York on
Sunday, from Havana, via Pensacola and Key
West. Officers and crew all well.
Joinvile has arrived in France. A tumul.
tnous lurrah greeted him on his landing a,
Brcst. 1t was marred by the news, for the
frs; time communicated to him, Of the death
of his amiable and accomplished sister, tho
Princess Maria.
The Exploring Expedition was spoken off
Cape Horn on the 18th February, all well,
by the whale ship America.
On the Erie Canal, this year, business has begun
with brskncss than before II is said that
he tolls received at Buffalo during the first week nfcr
the opening nearly double the sum received in
Che corresponding week of last year.
MurINEERs OF the BRAGsNz,.-The trial Of Will
helms and Yer Bruggen, for the murder of Captain
Turcy of the hrig Bruganza, Of Philadelphia came Oh
before the Circuit Court nj New York, on "Wednesday
,st inst The trial continued through the day. and at
o'clock the following morning the case went TO tn,
Jury, who brought in u verdict OF guilty.
The Butchers of Baltimore have had meeting, aud
resolved that they will charge only from 10 to l2 cents
per H. for the best pieces Of beef aud that they will
ionabc prices tor cattle II they not able
10 obtain them ut those prices, they will yaeac their
stalls aud assign their reasons.
Mr. stephens, the well known traveller, has been
designated by special act of tho Senate of New Sorh
to go Europe to gather historical documents Of '-
tcrest to that State.
N,v,L.-U. - sloop Of war Warren touched at st.
Jago i,h uit aud proceeded 10 Pensacola all we'll.
She arrived nj Pensacola 2ist.
Terrible pressure in the money market, rs the nous,
sad ven the keg ofspecc rolled over him.
A western editor wants to know if the laws enacted
nganst the carrying of concealed weapons, apply I"
doctors who carry pills in their pockets.
An ice-house was burnt At Harrisburg on Thnrsda!
last, "wilh all its contents ~
A Philadelphia editor, having been cheated out of n
years subscrption exclans to the delinquent, "Ru'
along, Tommy and cheat somebody else ~
druggist or South advcrtiscs that he has laid in
general assortment OF FASHION sBLE medicines. What
will not fashion rule next
Tom Paine once made tl,ls remark, England will g,
with the United states, at time, to get rio
of the Canadas."
The Rev. u. O-good, of Springfield, Ms. has flowc,
10 the tomb 1000 or his people baptized roo All,
united over 500 couple in marriage
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
MEMORANDA.

Arr. Mt New York, yesterday, ship Kutuson, Taylor
from Lvcrpool 5th April.
Brg Echo, Mcsser, OF this port 9 days from Ha, ana
arrived at Wilmington on 21th ut.
Arr. at Boston, OH Sunday, 2sth ut. schr Concord
Coe, from Havana.
Cid. at Savannah, 81 inst. schr. Eagle, Wiley, foi
Havana.
At Mnrseilles, March 26th, brig Gov. Coddnston,
,,uyzens for New York.
At Mnianzas, April 9th, brig Laurel, Smith, for
Cardcnas in few da, ~, to load Tor New York.
Arr. at Savannah, 18th, brig Poland Gardner, from
Havana.
Cid. at Charleston, 3Oth, schr. Reaper, Knowles,
Wilmington, \. &.
spoken April ith lat 80 long ~ ship Palestine, Lit
tclcld, from New Orleans for IInyre.
At Havana, 2lst u. brigs Eba, Purkis, and Rowse,
Cady, for Providence schr Franklin Green, Waite ol
this port, for Cardenas To Ioad for Providence.
At Matanzas 22d u ship EsseN Dagget for Bristol To-
brics Emigraut, smith iUr Warren schr Providence
Edgccomb for PI'ydonc next dny.
Al Olaheito Dee. 2lst ship Ann Richmond of Bristol
NIL wcll-lOl0 bbls oil.
Heard from at Woahoo, ship Mctacom, Grnnol OF
Bristol $50 bbs oil
Heard from Nov. i2h ship Gangcs, King Bristol 10
sp. 1900 VIII.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09

DEDIcATIoN.-The dedication Of the new
Temple, lately erected by the second Con-
gregational Unitarian Society in New York
took place on Thursday last The services
Of the occasion were introduced with prayer
and selections from scripture by Rev. Mr.
Lunt of Quincy, and formerly the Pastor OF
the Society. The prayer Of consecration
was offered by Rev. DR.. Parkman Of Boston
The sermon was preached by the Pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Dewey, from Ps. 96 o." Worship
the Lord in the beauty Of holiness" :" and the
concluding prayer was made by Rev. Mr..
Bellows. of the First Congregational Church
in that city.
This spacious and elegant edfce, which
has been erected at an expense of one hun.
dred thousand dollars, is situated OH Broad
way in a most eligible part Of the city, and
is designated as "Ihe Church Of The Messiah y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
MARKET-Mondoy, May
(Rcportcd for the Boston Patriot)

Al marke, 235 Beef Cattle, " pairs working
Oxen, 10 Cows aud Calves, 100 sheep aud ~
Swine.
Brcf Caiiie-Wc quote to cores
pond With last week. viz Firsi quality 50 -
50 second quality IS 25as7 IS third qualil!
S7a775.
TVorking Or,n We noticed the following
sales, viz: SO. $50, SIS, Sl0o, and $40.
Cors ami Caircs Sales we're effected NJ
tie following prices, VIZ; SsI, $50, Si2, $50.
SIS. aud sos.
Shap-We did not obtain the prices.
Spne - Sales were not very ready. Several
lots were sold TO p.dde q, : lc for Sows. aud
9agl for Bau.ws; several small lots Of Large
Bairows nj s a y !c: at retail from 10 lc, ac-
cordIng &c quality.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
A Bargain.


MIS-. lAMER, from London, French and
AVA English Stay and Corset Maker, has
appointed Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY, sole ven
der of these articles for Newport. If those
already received do not suit, Mrs. E. can have
a supply Of any dimensions at very short
notice.
Store next north Of the Perry Factory.
Ladies' Caps, and Childrcn's sun bonnets
can be- made of any description at short no.
tee. by application at the above named store
Newport, April %, 1880
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09

DEFEAT OF THE New YoRK AND ERIf
RATLROAp.-The bill from the Assembly au-
thorsing, the construction of the New York
and Erie Railroad by the State, was rejected
in the Senate by vote of II to IA. The
Senate was full. Of the II Senators who
voted against the bill, there was ! Vai
Buren, men, and 8 Wings. OF the II Sena-
tors who voted for the bill, there were eigh
Whgs and six Van Buren, men.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09

Ia this town, ON Wednesday afternoon last, after n
short but distressing illness, Mr.. James l.. Met hear
aged 81 years-a native Of England.
Az jamestown on the 3d inst, Benoni Albro, OF
Samuel Albro Of south kingstown, aged Il years.
In Alexandria, ID. T.. on the 81 inst. Mrs. Mary
Fletcher, widow of John w. Fletcher Esq. and eldest
daughter Of the lute Gould Marsh, formerly of this
town. aged rs years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
IL A rs! ii A Il S! !
VIM. S. VOSE,

INFORMS the public, that his rooms in
Building, corner of Market square, I'd sto-
ry, Is fitted up in good style, where he will
keep constantly on hand good assortment
Of Candy n, 25 cts. the b.-Al>o cakes, pas
try, lemon syrup, ice creams, soda, aud many
other Refreshments, too numerous to mention.
N. B.-Sdre tho HUds Of yoT money!
will sell 10. of Cough Candy for 25 c,s su
pcrior to the Boston Boncset Candy, that is
sold for Is cts the h. with 100 kinds of herbs
in il, and none is genuine unless done up in
label, with directions aud cautions against
countcrfcits, and stating that no Con'ec,ioncr
can make 1.-THE fact is--it is all hoax
a Coniectioner is employed to make it, and
any Contec,loncr can put as many herbs IN
Candy as a druggist. One thing It is highly
recommended ior--to clear the voice iuI
singing-and it may be added to clear the
pockets from ginging also.
Ice Creams, und Wedding Cakes, made al
short notice. tAprIl %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
WHAI.ERS.

Arrived at New York On Thursday last, Whale ship
$500 bhs oil, 200 sp -lG months out.
Arr. New Bedford on Saturday last ship Iris, C"i-
in Pacific Ocean. via PcrnBmbuco, March 9th, with
1850 bbs sp aud $50 VIII oil To T.. Dunbar co.-Do.
barq Hope Grinncl Indian Ocean, via Cape of Good
Hope, Grnne Indian Ocean, via Cape of Good Hope
with 1850 bbls sp aud $50 wh oil, 10 VIM. T. Russell
Arr. Fall River ith, barque Pantheon, P.ll, from
Pacific Ocean, Taha Dec. 2Gih, with 1905 bbls sp and
liOO VIII OIL, Len at Tuhita, ship Ann Riclmond "i
Bristol, 1000 bhls' sperm.
At Stonngton, 2iih ult. schr. Penguin, Wilson, from
!. Seas with 1000 prime fur seal skins, and 800 scn
Otter do.
Spokcn in the Moona passage, eth ult. barqua DIR.
Franklin Of WrStpor 100 bbls. sp. oil, months ont.
Arr NJ New London, April "a, ship Palladium. Prem
tiss, from the ludan Ocean, aud 80 dais from ~.
Helena l7Oi bbS oil aud 900 lbs. bone. Heard iron,
Nov. 10th, ship South America, Grinnell, Warren,
VIII 500 bbs. sp.
Arr at Wilmington, Del April 81, ship Iuch Ann,
Barker, from the coast Of New Zealand with a fill
cargo Of wh aud sp. o aud ~ 600 pounds o bone, 81
mos. outlet Mt New Zealand, Nov. 1th ship Luini-
nary, Of Warren, 1900 bbs. oil.
Arr ut New York, on Thursday last, ship Rosae,
Pckens, from New Zealand via Rio Janero, with lI6o
bags coffee 10 j. Smith, OF Warren X. J.
Al New Bedford, 3d inst. ship Parker, Austin New
Zealand 1900 lhls sp aud 1900 VIII Heard from Nov.
18th, ship Gangcs, kiTg BRISTOL 700 sp 1900 bbS VIII
oil. ~
A, s. side ST Domingo about April 18th, bres Gov.
Hopkins BRISTOL 90 bbls POcaontas, Knowles oi this
port, clean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09

The report of the Committee to count the
votes published Saturday, makes the mnjori.
~ for William S. Browning, seventh Sena.
tor, 36. This is m error; Browning's ma
jori,y, as will be seen by the official returns
published the day previous,is lG... Providence
Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09
[Per Steamboat Mail, this morning !
G.z.@22s44
Very late from England.

ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL.
The packet steamship Liverpool,
Capt. Fayrer arrived at New York on
Tuesday evening, II days from Liver
pool, bringing London dates to the 10Th,
and Liverpool to the Goth, the day OF
her departure. The poli,ica al news by
the Liverpool, is not important.
The peaceable news Of the Maine
controversy was known in London and
gave great satisfaction. All fear Of a
rupture was entirely over, and the sub
ject ceased to occupy public attention.
France was quiet, and the whole as
pcct of European affairs seemed more
strongly indicative of quiet and pros
pcrity than has been known for years
bcforc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-09

WHAT OTHER CITY CAN SAY II PIT ap.
pears by the official reports, that oil the boys
in the city Of Boston are members Of The pub.
lie and private schools-savc> % alone. The
whole number, 1880. There is no parallel
to this in any quarter Of the world.