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BUREAU DU CONTROLEUR,
dc la Secondr Nlunicipalilc,

LIZ .NUurcNe Or7eaus iIurs |, 1899
"A Wis est donnt que Lundi II mars 1889 Il midi
a au bureau, 10 mtla il Fad udication lie cuntrut
pour les rephratuns necessaIrc pendant m an de toutes
3 rues pavGcs ct les troltos . meme dams les limit
Ie cet'e tos les trotlos en-
brques eIiourcs ct soutGnls par iaierres uui So
trouvrnt dams les mites incor.rts. Les oi,es ,e,r
ratons devront comprsnde le travail measure pnu
METRE en- nrdre ct tarr conmuniqu toue ligre o,
route dca racec, ain one Pom peut les approcer dnns
aGcune saison Ell avec iacilitt.
lie Placement fat par mois de l'ouvrage accopnl;
sur lie certiiicat de finspet teur.
Lenfrcpreneur sera tenn de lonrnir caution dan. Ia
sOnlne de tros mile plaste pour garanlir DIN cnn,r,
leqnel doll ere prcsentc lie meme temps
JOHN CALHsUN,
u aI1to - Conlroleur
nOX CHAIR Ito drze Box Gu, irs IN,
- co'ves, and suitable for shipping for sale M
Louisiana Furniture War Ito MS Ut
noZls WM h CARNEs.
llACON SlDES-5O casks landing f,oo s;o1----.
Ii Gar and tor sale by ''' ''e''''ef
M G DORSEY, Al New I.evee
Ahp-50 kegs leaf lard, in store for sale Lv
= .ne q DORSEY, "A New i.vee
SLACktN G-5a gloss Goslngs paste blrcE;,s
~, " e'e W SHALL y BROWN,
30 Magazine S;
HCANCf SOAP-20o boxes; for sale Ly
4 nj! SHALL Il BROWN 90 Naroziro c,
nEAi!oHNs-5ool, and 3 gallon dsmi,o,n,-
- landing from ship Cherokee, Tor sale by mug
c,oz Jarvis " A ,DnEWS
'o'her OF Com non 81 Tciloup;luulus Il
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Owing to alterations in the Arrangements for the
~ conycya,ce OF her Lady -hp up til" River, she will
be exhibited days longer. Sunday 10Th, will posi-.
lively he her last day in New Orleans
The Propre tors beg l. ave 10 rrurn their grateful
thanks to thu citizens of New Orleans for the liberal
patronage they received during the winter aud feel
hapy 10 know that the interest excited by thr unique
objection among all classes, md especially ihr ,iclli
ent and moral of both sexes has never been rguncl
yany c"liccnn of natural curiositrs, huycy.r nuirrr-
III this great city, whose mil climate h, been 80
rnngrnia to the health Of their heaut. hut 60 III, aud
nj her delicate Young nd, !!
Open from 10 To . j.. O'Clock carhh V. hdutu
50 cents. Children AID wants, IS r,-.
mar 4 Ger - titl e. uhd rrni, SITS
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Fnlansbc. General Agent No IL Exchuncc Place. near
the Post Office. Also, by Peychanu No l2j Rue Royal
J. Baker & Co, No II New I.eycc
Dr. Marshall Corner St James and Tchapitoulas SITS.
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
q N Morrison, No II, Canal street.
& Jones, Tivoli Circle anil Triton Walk
5T Those that wish act Agents, address A FOL-
LANSBE, Wholesale Agent mar Nv
500 REV X r

SIUU KEW Z RID.
a BLUE Morocco Pocket Boob, with steel clasp
was lost Yesterday. containing draft of the Real
Estate Bank of the State Of Arkansas, in favor Of Clas
kaphy, on the N. American Trust and Banking Com
nnny, New York, for The of one hundred and one
Thousand, six hundred and sixty six dollars Is OF 666
due 10Th April. now payable to the order OF ri. s.
Williamson Pres. One other draft, bank. on the
n. \: j.. Il b Company, for fifty thousand dollars,
!S3noo, payable to The order of I'll. II. williamson
ites. Also number Of notes and other uIls atoms
the dates md amounts recollected-a small sum in
cash The cash and one hundred dollars will be paid
Ter the return OF the pocket hook and papers the Of
nee OF hos. Is. Lee & Co. for any information bv
which The owner may regain possession OF the pa
pers, &c. mar s
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One or two articles hive been omitted, which had
been prepared to-day, among which is on, under
tain restrictions, advocating the bill Of Mr. Kcnne
allow public gaming on the field. They shall ap-
pear 10 morrow.
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A D Zoo engineers pocket book for the year
"A 1889, with an almannck.
STEvENsoN's sketch of civil engineering Of Nortl,
America with plates.
BREEs' railway practice, collection of working
plans and practical details OF construction in the public
works of he most celebrated engineers.
HRoWNs principles of practical perspective or see.
noGraphic projection; containing universal rules for
d'neatng architectural designs various surfaces,
ana taking views from nature-lustrated by fifty
pl.tes. 49,
UREs dictionary of chemistry and mineru!ogy, with
their applications fourth edition with numerous inn
prOvements.
ILLUSTRATIONS of natural history: embracing a Sc
es Of engravings and descriptive accounts of the mos
interesting and popular genera and species the anmu
world, with one hundred and fourteen plates,
MANTELL's wonders of geology, or familiar expusi.
tloa OF geological phenOmenu-in vols for sale BIZ
ieb26 corn,r Cam g. C,nmnn .,
NU ANTAs &c-l20 hulss 3-4 and Al brown domes-
WI tic sheeting and shrtngs 90 bales cotton drill
ing cases bcached sheetngs, and 20 bacs Russia
me- BRIDGE & Co. 1874 Masazne st
GREAT ATTRACTIONM
Al No. % Magazine street, 0rer s. Lesys auction
Room, opposite Bank'e arcade.
M GiLLER respectfully informs the public that
vi the celebrated
-, Statue Of CLEoPATR Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most of the principal
cities of the Union, to the lively admit alton of many
thousand yisers has arrived in this city, aud is now
being exhibited for short time only from O'Clock
NJ, 10 o'clock, M.
GyAdmi,tance, so cents; Season tickets, o..
fcb1G-t,
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ling for uur scvernment TO lie rrc,iptat into war,m
consequence Of the hastincss the Maine Executive
and Legislators. But rather than give mp inch Of
right, we would take the war and all its nsequcnces.
We cannot psrcsive why til is question may not be
set led at once tits true The territory in d. pu,c would
render inc British provinces con'pact-lying us It
does between Lower Canada and New Brunswick. If
Treat Britain clieves that will be her incrrs,
sustain her claim by thu sword, she will find the allacy
OF such an argument, to her cost. We desire an ami
cable adjustment, but cannot lie blind to tho duty
an American owes his country. Besides, the Canadian
disturbances are not yet qaeed-thero arc great
ny latent sparks in 'hut section yet quenced and
on that We think may relv for conviction that Great
Britain will not desire to sustain her by force of
arms. We trust that blood has not yet heen she'd
another mail or two, however, will determine. In his
letter TO Gov Fairfield Sir John Harvey offers block
up the river st John and prevent timber from being
toated out, and detan sell for the benefit owhich
ever government may finally succeed. This think
fair proposition, and only regret that it was not earlier
made, or carried into execution.
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Qua NORTHERN TRouBLEs..-'The ornrations and
the excitement on the northern frontier. have created
quite sensation thr ughont the whole Cnon. There
very few indeed, who have ca"vasee the subject,
who yield the right claimed by the British powers.
The territory TO winch the latter set up caim is OF no
great value to us, who have such wide national DO
main, hut is Invaluable sar'Sh! which properly ours,
and to which England has not legitimate pretensons.-
This nsok rms the t"'ra frontier at the state Of
Maine, ana separates Lower Canadu from New Bruns
wick, both British provinces. The fact is. il the High
lands, referred to in the treaty, lad not been sufficiently
distinct us grand tur Boundary tn. Narrow slip Of
land lying south Of the St. Lawrence should have been
conceded To the United States But this was not the
object of Great Britain she desired the exclusive ju
sdcti the visation of that river and to
ninnd il, and was UNIV ling to grant such ccssiou-
The treaty then ru, in these words-to extend to the
Highlands, which separate the flowing into the
ST. Lawrence from those that flow into the Atlantic
ocear." Now by looking at the map it will he easily
dscernibe that the line claimed by the u States has
been drawn in conformity to the trcutv, and that the
waters Of NIadawaska, Aroostook, Ristgoocho Saint
Francois and ST. Johns all flow int, the Atlantic and
have their sources 80, III of the real line.
When we are wrong we are willing to concele a dis
pucd territory But cunot give up to the encroach-
,,e,,. or the ovaricousuess of sfresu mover he !,
,vh,, !, mov ,,a, wishes to infringe upon mr. r;gbs
1t would have been more equitable in Great Britain tn
desire 10 obtain the disputcd territory by purchase but
s an Anne lean Citizen we should no, be DISPOSED 10
sell the rights of those who had located themselves on
III" land, to be under The jurisdiction of equl and
enlightened Iuws. We could never think of burering
the smallest portion Of oar counny. However uninl-
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DIED

Yesterday morning. NATlIL. DICK, aged SO years. His
friends and aequainan respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral without further notice cm his late residence in
Canal street, this morning. at II O'Clock. mac
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-06

FINuRPENTINE--40 hshs splits turpcntne landing
i iron, barque Roman, md in store for sale by
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
tr25 corner Common 4 Tchoupoulas sits
T pNDON BROWN STOUT Il PORTER-j5O
4 casks, landing from ship Washington from Lon
don, for sale by
frh25 READ & BAR>TOW,7 Bunk place
EpOMtN CEMENT-landne OK ship Washington
4 q from london. for snlr tv
feb READ g. BiRSTOW. 7 Bank place
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w 4ASEAENasEasN BALL ROON
Dress 4 Masquerade Bali

ST. Philip stree" between Roya! T. Bourbon.
ftflIE Manager of tie above named Ball Room srnts
\ !nl To his friends and the public 10, the unpurai.
ieed lnir"aage hcsio" ed on lin Tor several Seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishment bus
been cnni%rd Ton the amusement of visitors, and UNI
,icrg"le mne repairs The bar will be surpassed
by mons IN quality OF liquors and The Resauru, i'll 10
kept by the ablcSt Restauralrr in the United States
lh' room " i'll reopen Saturday evening, 2rd III
November next. hv Il
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and Will take place as usual every Monday WctInes
day and Saturday evening, during the season " hch
will ind On the Ist Of May, 1889. ~"
N. H. The urea ties, attention will be paid TO Kerr
ing perfect order thrcug hou the establishment, a.
done last season. ""'
octli
ssANN Ell PArEIs-A very superior article
sS SHE by the quire rea,n by
teIs DAVID /.
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CRY RAM,


New Orleans, Mo,ch 1880
NE board OF Directors OF this Ins,itu,ion bss. III.
day declared di, i,leud of tour Mr. a., ' IL
capital thereof, payable to the siockhndcs y. ,t a
"!a representatives., on OF after Mtnday The liz ;".,
m: :, - RI rALTKEY, tas% 81 'e'''
y,,,,E MAY RALTI OF NEW OELEANs.-
VIZ P'Me OF Trash -four today is ~ 81 per bar.,
ing the ensuing week from Monday s5h ms, ~ "u.
ees Oh bread Tor hll. Bread of the second ona,;, r.
tl''en 10 weigh 10 per cent. more. viz: 16I ouncs.
= MAJ "a wv G GENOIs, Mayor.
HShlNilNG 'NN-3o kegs French printing M ;o.,
n received, for sale by EJOHNS & ~ '"''
Nv corner Common & St Chatiess,
NE" ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE Rail Roam
COMPANY NoAU
NEW ARRANGEMENT
'ItHi. Locomotive will leave the nepot n, H..
lanai street, every day at s A. NJ pnJ ,o,, o' o.
L. NJ except Sunday IS, when she vii '''''" al
a B*I"sa Rs, m
ns, rnc A."
lie sufficient, will be sent down ,hc roaJ hummer
prev ons notice. ~ y" one days
jl2, l639 JASH CAIDwE,,
A Revised CODE OF PRACTICE, new ed;;;o, :,
reure IN .'aie o. LOUISIANA cont lining rules of Pro-.
f.,,c VIII McKEAN
.e"lo corner Of Camp and Common q,
EElNDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIi--700 -
es I" Wildnw Ola S. 1900 gall ms al. IN p p
'''s OF 'arn,-hcs; Go d"z of Paint brushes :" oaI
per sap It Louis and Barque Voucher, and f., s,I t
noya7 KoBr. CLANNON,
( vOsUEY r,i,v,,D :, =, ,,7, ~ Camp
M @"" w READ e. BARSTOW.
Bank plare
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The following the drawn numbers of the LOUIS
ana Lottery, Class 10, extra, for 1889:
10 80 81 81 as 81 u 81 3 4s 80 50
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ED MERCHANTS

lust Received I'M elegant ASSORTMENT Of silver plated
- door plates, which will be engraved to ord in the
most fashionable style by VCHIIDS,
ley Camp st
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HAY-60O bales Northern IIuy in store and for sale
= l. by CiiAMPIlN Il COOPER,
mars 70 and I,i
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CHARACTERISED barrels fir sh Cincinnati buet
and water crackers, landing from steam boa
Tribune, for lie by G DORSEY,
fel2 Al Camp st
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f.w hundred barrels eastern pola.
i toes in good order, for sale by
fcl1 q ID jKjEY A New evr,
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STEAM n,seAV BILLS.

kll.-li casks J udd winter strained refined oil a
" very superior article, for sne by
I..E LII AClAln
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New Orleans, 5h February. 1885,
EACHANGE OIL England, Tor sale ut this Ins,tu-
IL tuition. RORr PALFREY,
lo6 Cashier
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pAISINS-aOO boxes " Kuisins, in store Tor sale
~ by CHAMPLIN u COOPER,
Iu,
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~ Tickets 81 So for sale at the St Louis Hote the
Exchange and the VeIandnh and at Messrs Johns, Mr..
Casry's, md Nessrs Rrocarh's Music stoies.
TO commence at Z O'clock. mar G
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VK7HISKEY and Flour-lOO hbls of rectifed whs
w key; 500 bbls flour aud ~ bbs vinegar landing
from fiat buats, for sule by DORSEY,
kSO a. New evee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
Thirteen days Later from
EurOpc.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.
The British Queen arrived at New
York at half past 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, bringing London papers to
Nov. 3, and Liverpool to the LIST.
The Queen brought l80 passengers
The Liverpool had not arrived out,
and the news of the suspension Of spe-
Gle payments had not been received.
The intelligence is not very impor-
tant, though quite as favorable on the
whole, as might have been expected.
Parliament had been further prorogued
to the 10th of December.
Cotton declined slightly on the 26th
Oct. but recovered again at the end Of
the month, and the market closed with
good business.
Wheat was rather frmer in prices.
The accounts from China are to the
24th Of June. Two new edicts had
been promulg ated; native vessels are
prohibited from holding any trade with
tho foreign ships, and no foreign trade
except the Portuguese, is allowed al
Macao. All foreign ships are directed
to enter the port within five days, or TO
take their departure altogether. The
destruction Of the confiscated opium
was going on at n rate Of about 5000
chests a day. The drug was quoted at
$3.50 to $3.50 per chest, and trade in
the article was still carried on along
the coast.
Accounts from Canton to the Oath
June had reached Macao, that the com
mission had directed the American ships
that had gone to Whampoa to be Sc
cured, which it appears from other and
somewhat earlier accounts, the Hong
merchants had refused to, on the ground
of their having British property on
board.
There was only one British merchant
Of Canton at the date of the last ac-
counts received at Macao from that
quarter. The destruction of the sur
rendered opium is said to be going on
at the rate of 5000 chests day; for
eigncrs had been invited to witness the
process.
Captain Elliott had published de-
claration, dated Macao, 2Ist June, the
effect of which it vas expected would
be, to cause the commissioner to put a
stop to all foreign trade whatever for
the time.
The Frankfort Journal says that Mr..
Wheaton, our minister at Prussia, has
succeeded IN obtaining a reduction OF
duties on tho most important production
of the country-probably cotton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
by MILTON IIALL-Auctionee
On Saturday Next,

Al 10 clock A. NJ. tUiH be sold at Pub
lie .Auction, in front Of The subscribers
Store,
I new Carpet, 4 new wood Cookstoves, 2
i second hand wood Stoves, 2 coai Cook
stoves, 4 Crates, ! Franklin Stove, 2 Wooden
Clocks, so iron Tea-Ketles, 90 x ID. Iron
Kettles, 90 20 ID. do do, and some furniture.
Also, on Saturday epening, at 6 o'clock,
wiH be sold at Public AUCTION,
A large quantity of Crockery Ware. rem.
nan,s Of Calico. ID. Calico, Jewelry, Watch
es, &c. Conditions at sale.
nov %. NJ. HALL, Auctr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
MARKET-Monday, Nov. 25.
.(Reported for the Boston Patriot.)

At market. $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, Is
Cows aud Calves, 3l50 Sheep and Lambs,
$40 Swine.
PRicEs-BeJ-First quality we quote a,
$3.50 81 poorer qualities were sold for
4,50 So.
.Syorss-The weather being SD bad, we
could get no regular account Of sales.
Working Oren-We noticed but one yoke
cold, at S75.
Cows and Cnlres--Wc noticed but three
sales, at S25, % and 80.
Sheep and L1n.bs-Oying to the weather
they were dull. Sales were from AZ to
to $50. We noticed but one prime lot OF
wetllers sold for 4,62.
Swine- Owing to the weather, there was
little or no retail. Lots were taken to ped.
die, for 81 to 4 for sows, "a to for barrows.
One selected 10, for al for sows, 81 for bar
rows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28

MFRS. ANNA NJ. EDDY, has removed to
,A the house lately occupied by the Rev.
Mr.. DUMoaT, in Franklin street, where may
be found DR.. Jayne's invaluable Medicines,
the Indian Purgative Pills, aud Mr.. Picker
ing's Spiri,us Vita.
Likewls ,Mrs.liamers' English and French
Cofsets. [Oct a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
Philosophical Lectures

VT>HE next Lecture Of this course, viii BE-
y as usual, ut ARMoRv Hat, on Tuesday
evening. Dec. 81, at q 2o'cl"ck. Subject
Mechanical Pop,rs, mih erperiments.
Tickets for the course or evening, TO b.
had at the Bookstores.
Nov os. J. n. BELLOWS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28

SEA SIcKNrss.-A method has been inven
ted of arranging the berlhs on board Of yes
sells, in such manner as to pr, vent, in grea
measure, sea sickness. Arthur Guinness, o
Dublin, is the inventor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
MEMORANDA.

Auat Washington, N. e. 18th Inst, sch'r virsnian
Burroughs from New York.
Cid At New York. on Saturday last, schT Woioou'
IIoxie, st. Augustine.
Arr At Savannah, 18th inst, sloop America, Burr iron
this port. . -
Orig Emene, OF this port, IL DAYS IRON, hppalaehco
Ia 6pr Boston, with corn, flour, aud cotton put hit
Chsrle.ton 10th inst in distesshrving sprung bowspr
and lost sails In gale, and suffered o'aer damage
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
SALE POSTPON E d.


On Saturday. March 2sih. 1910, nj 3 o'clock
u. NJ. al The Methodist Chnpei in ihis
To,on. ,ciH be sold al Public Auction. 10 the
highest Lidder,in onjormiiy 10 The provisions
Of the .4d Of Incorporation,
a LII the Pews and parts Of Pews in said
IN house, which may then be Indebted 10
the Corporation for Taxes. aud incidental
chnrges. All interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Sltsard.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
R E EADIN G R0 0 M.

THE subscriber. at the urgent solicitation
of many individuals. has opened Read.
ing Room IN the con'nodious Room below
his Office, and respectfully invites all who
are desirons of promoting and encouraging
such Room. to visit II, and, ii they think il
worthy of support, add their names 10 the
List of subscribers already received. Every
palns will be taken, 10 render it useful and
respectable establishment, if sufficient en-
couragement be manifested to warrant its
continuance. JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Nov. ia, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
a rttftrtat :Elot tDer q.

u ECElVED THIS DAY, at the Ladirs
At Ornamental Hair Emporium. No. IH
Thames street, lot of Winter Flowers, among
which are spriqs, buncbes, wreaihs, Sc
Also, fifteen dozen German Cologne.
Oct "a. J. REMOND.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.
suNO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEP

IHO FAMILIEs, HOTEE KEEP-
u ERs, sc. sc. For aayoring Puddings.
Pudding. sauce, Cusinrds. Blanc mango. Cakes,
&c. &c, PRESTON'S EXTRACT OF
l. LEMON. is the most convenient article that
can he ussd-it gives ia perfection, the delicate
favor Of the Lemon peel, purified from all bitter
or rancid qualiiies--neyer spoils by age or eli
nnie. 10 be had Of X. J. TAYLOR.
II Nov 28.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
FALL GOODS.

TOHN T. TOW NSEND, offers for sale
- some handsome Broadcloths and Cnssi
meres also, ladies' Cloths suitable for CIoaks
also, a great variety of French and Engllsl
Mcrinos nearly as handsome as French
Flannels of all colors-wnter CaIicos--lIo
siery-superior black Italian silk Crava's-
Pilot s-Kerseys---stou, Sattincts-
homespun Flannels---stout Ticklng--tablc
Covers-Piano Covers-brown linen Table
Coths-stout red twlllcd FIannels--Russa
Diaper-Crash--a lot Of the best Woollen
Yarn-.largc Mcrino Broche and Blanket
Shawls, with a variety Of other Goods.
Ort ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
Elucking,
or Leather Prescrvative,
Prepared and sold by
w. ii. READ,
l63 Thames street, .Neicport, n. T.

THIS Bac king will be found upon trial to
surpass any other now in use, for soften
ing and preserving all kinds of leather, and
rendering the same perfectly impervIons To
water. A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident tho, he
can now offer TO the public an article that
will give universal satisfaction. BY this com,
position all kinds of leather, however hard.
may in very few moments by its opplica-
ton, be made perfectly pliable.
Jan %. 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
sr To the Public. @6s

The Mammoth Lottery will positively draw
IN the lsl December. We shall continue Ia
sell tickets, (warranted undrawn Of the time
Of sale) until further notice is given by us.
SYLVESTER e. CO., SoLs AG.NTs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
MOLASSES.

25 hhds. early crop Cuba
N-EA Molasses, extra quality, 70
l<1F1l5Hl sale by
NE4.IN L. F. g. w. NEWTON.
Nze go Oct g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
NOTICE..

nm the first day of December, shall com.
" mence selling the balance Of my Goods
at Auction. Unli then, will sell for Cash
or approved credit a'l,or any part at or under
Cost. Most of my Goods now consist OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Snilncts, undressed
French Mcrinos aud Wooiens in general,
which are oil good and seasonabc.
Oct3l. WIN. JAMES Tll.LEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IF YOU would have the GENUINE BONEsET CAN
| DY, INDICATED, call for that prepared hy VIII.
LIAM BROWN, expressly for the cURE of COUGHS
mud nil LUNG COMPLAINTS. See that you have n
Direction with IT, and f,c smile of my hand writing,
n. security against other kinds mnde 10 initiate the
Geruine.
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR,
nov 2sl Druggists, Newport, X. T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28

SUN.FIsU OLA CERTAIN RENE
- DY FOR Rheumatism, Sprain'. stiffness OF
the joints. nun,hne.s Of the lin,hs. cramp. g'ui
and all oases OF pain. soreness and tsndernes. OF
tho joints and muscles. A fsw bottles OF the
shove article. ore foi sale by
No, ?s II J. ThYLnR.