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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RHEUM.

F.Lr UIyEn, Way g, 1850
MEssRs. A. n. u. Sands: h bren afflicted
lNl with The sat Rhoum IN it, vetest rm sev-
cral years, aud a times 4 bad an my hinds and
"n differ NJ paris of my bod a. ain 81 to prevent IN!
attending To business. had made nso 81 g"a ,nm
bcr of different preparations without obt ins bnt liite
g any benefit, aud became so much DISCOURAGED Tint
resolved t'ue no more unless could procure one
war anied Ia ere. t airing of yo r valuable nIedy
went to Providence, Il. H. aud purchase Il ore dozru
of II, c"nfdrni that u u eur "e could dispose ~
crIyed that II benefited aud after using IL few
weeks, was cured ~ rely. aud my skin was rs u '
never bid II. u is Low about two year since " :
cured aud since that time Lave hctn entiTcy free
from II ave sinre snlt hundreds Of boxes uf II L.
ffe' d. aud usunrts, aud II his been used with
VIII called on me Tor ~ had the eompln NJ so had
her ace, that tould had be- to hook at h,r she
bought que box, aud In cs- ihnn ono week, Sc was
ron pa'nlve'y cur d. she 'sed wo boy =, which en-
tirey ca ed her. In short such has be n is suoce =
In bg diseases of the stin, thh IN nix s uid de-
those ir ,tic- ho are similn,y afflicted did not e,
them know the peculiar bcneit which have fccen eel,
ard shith have kncwn huld ed of others 10 receive
from llir n.e &C your valuable Z. Lcm,dl."
EbfIN l. Il I'm, v,rehan,, rau riv,r.
u u with much sniisfittin that tile "ptieots nr
able to lay tie abnv" ce hcaic BET 70 The bic ~
al my rrd know III g'eit be-. rGl Which enc ihd
rd l" is able ~ crrify la havin. tccciV'd now Il
"ih a. r.rv" fr the oi THIS valuable nrdt Ne.
Not only tor alt cuD, for all uiirr dsea,cs oi
the in such as nr Norn. Te tc', c. "rd ".
b-i's ch on trl, EcItta, e. tts ui'd cinc u nl'u
- certain rur". lhe sunp "f ratsnp rilla = recon-
mUhd ii n b. u cd with the cmtdv, rs n trt Il, IT, pf.
tiry ard lrw ,at from ~. hlu, aud EN- all th'
unh, at hnno' ,onn" VT th' disrnsr, ard the
and c,in nt the R.td, externally II the same
eLdttatts N T.in the ~ tent. Numr nn tnstau er
have oseu where thIs rsnrse hRt III ~ rures ~
one We - tine. Evey prrsu af1iri Il with ihrs
conn aius IN sny form u inyi'td ~ imnitd a.
~. 81 thi, VA uabls ~ d.ciDe. II get cured wuhnui
lay.
rr,i AID 4 d sold w :. =. 4 -. Sa d., ~ ruiior
y. r tufHrt oi Gold street 49, ~ tlon. r"fn.t 81
1 N Hliamu II. Now No'k, sod hy I r. %. y. u =
, APp. spr ~. O.. o. Il hv tLe mcL tc., ct's, 4,
ItU..id. ~ the L. o. Itt-t 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
FOR THE AFFLICTED.


EDERSONS who are afflicted with Cancers,
II Polypusls. Wens. FisluIas. Fever or Mer-
curry Sores, Ulcers. lIemorrhoids, Leprosy,
Corns, Lingering Chronic complaints, Sc are
informed that there is not only hope, hut med-
cine, which will effect speedy and perInanen
cure. Though tho human system is subject to
disease in its various forms, yet the BouGtiful
Benefactor and giver Of every good gift, has
kindly provided means wisely adapted 10 cure
each and alI Of them.
DIR. J. Il. WOODWARD, Of Fall River,
takes this method 10 inform the public, that he
is prepared to extend relief, or cure all those
thus afflicted, who feel disposed to favor him
with call. Ills method Of treating the above
diseases il such that the patient Is not subject 10
any material pain or distress and the medicine
which he administers vii! not debtate the s,s-
ten, or impair the health az he never uses amy
mcrcurid preparation. The sore is first checked
in its progress and deprived of sensation it is
then gently drawn from the patient by the appli-
cation Of salve, which is endowed with specific
virtues, aud has never failed to effect a fina
cure.
N. B.-All those who are about 10 GO through
the painful operations Of removing the above
named scourges of the human race, with ID,
moment and reflect upon the uncertainty OF the
remedy, and how many valuable lives are sacri.
feed yearly upon the altar Of boasted Medical
Science Fall River. Dec. 2i 1899.
Jan2
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COMPOUNDBONEs CANDY ME.
DIcATED.

~ COrCIs. COLES INFLUENZA, SORE
THROAT WUOOpING Cough, no ARnLhEsS, ,Se.
Df Il the prrpEHtn frr the aluye disrR,rs there 10
npthbg more riilcaruus than WfLLtsm BRUwN's Com
pound Bnnrset Cardi, NUdcal,d. II e medicinal pro.
0tirs 6 tbs popular and pleasant remedy, are still
prepared nv W, uri a hvcaior NJ the corner of Elliot
Md Washington Sis, HosiOn HHd cHn bc had ~ him ~
I'll it, grnuIsLcss, aud uuri,srd excellence. II has
been found 10 lie hirly rati-iHriory IN removing tho
above troublesome cHIpiints, aud Il unguesiioHHhly
worthy the distinguished support II hrs received tom
the Iubr. Tor cleansing the vo.e " h Just the thing,
ard 4. used bv vocAsis, aud puir srenlsr- gensr~v.
W. order to gei the gtnure. see that N h enclostd tn
direction, continuing ts receipt h'so fac simc of MY
hard wtitjhr. n. supply ~ ny .gtLts With them.
Tbr-,ie by r THOR, lie IAuhe,-stfce', Nov.
port, z l. ut, -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
CURE FOR JAUvDICE IL DROW
SsNESS.

ADREPAk |, from receipt originally procured iTnn
a an Indian amily. II was formerly known as th
nd Corrective, an IshN stcrnIrd rthcacl
Tor all Cnmpl. Ints mentioned below.
IN the Spug uf the year, every onr l. troubled mor
pr less with propensity o sleep and by the use OF thi
corrective lie ob, ted entirely For puif inj
n eradrniing all sinds Of humors IT, the blood evr
,fIley app externally ~ The face. any AT rf IN
ody, II Is mu better and T. enicncius hnn
cStsrnaIa i.Htion. IN Grt seldom knew II to fall II
proving rlicotual. N patient ~ TIM n opera ca
~ the blood thau utcr prriara ion they ever e
frred II H. far hctier than salts sulphur, cream TAI
lar. any pHiH ~ of ilis kind or when The hou
pnrf Il with this corrective. ~ remains IN N
temper aturr through The Summer months. For
to1 stomach. aun lice. general deb lv, wrahn' s al
,r limbs, want ni appetite, bilious aud liver cunpa nis
headache stdpor, sc sc. For the rHtaIrI, which T.
generally uccas onrd by the impnre sat@ Of the blood
III re- ~ uihing eSnut ihlttas proved efc cios ns
This purify nC corrective. Fora q ahov- complaints
IL seldom Known to II IL proving an ,ife,n RENE
dy sreally worth The public attention, as every ont
IL aware the unpleasant, dull, heavy fesling whci
corr Give can he obviatcd eniiiriy-cvcTy Vi,
ma use ofihc above prsrarnto on, will b" astonishe,
the mild aud gentle effect II h,s he loot 10 h,
had by wholesale and retail, of VIM tfown, +S Wash
incton .tr.ei, VIM WHrdS CO. J. T.. H.ll.J. Z. Brown
Rrwers. ushiuc a ~, vcns. v. oiden. A. rny,tn,
Kiddcr. J. T., ircston lanes Fowle, Seth Fnv L.. g.
rierson, esieauS, rsderick rroW !. rown Chas
y. Fogers, south .osion; - KiddCr tharle.iewn3 r.
Crown x Iiarri.on, salem 1hos. avi', Ncwburypot
rroetor Rhodes, ynn; Ienan. HuSbury; incb, ,rrovi
dencc; u. bcoek Worcester; ShHtt"ck. T.. iambf 2,
hnruiou. \ew Bedford, shaw, all River; TAYIOR
rf Now
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2WsettlD @lnlanar.
Calculated for the meridian Of Newport
NAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.-The eiiicu

Nt'S HAIK 1oNtS.- ne enlca-
% cy Of this elegant preparation in restoring
the growth Of the hair in bald places, ia truly
wonderful. Where the hair has been worn of
from the top Of the head, by the careless practice
Of carrying things in tho crown Of the hat, II is
generally considered difficult If moi impossible to
restore it, but it ia found by numerous examples
that The Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects complete cure. Every
gentleman-(we say nothing TO tho ladies', ii be
Ing fair presumption that their hair is always in
full luxuriance at least il always seems SOL -
every gentleman who finds his hair growing too
thin, or becoming loose, should place bottle Of
Jayae's tIaiI Tonic in his dressing case and apply
il with fee use Of the hair brush every MORN
ing The result will be a full. strong and healthy
head Of hair. I he cases that have fallen under
our own obser, alton warrant US fully in asserting
this. There Is no mistake in DIR. jayne
Weekly .Nessengr.
The obove is for sale in this town by Mrs.
ANNA NJ. EDDY, Franklin.sircet, 3 doors
East pf the Custom House. fjan 80.
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For sale,

gvA THE we'll known stand for bn.
Tss.fA siness, in Thames street, now
s.,ES3 occupied rs store by the sub
selZa scrlbcr, with Dwelling of thir.
teen rooms aud all necessary out buildings
and a well Of good water in the yard. The
store is large, and n FIRST rate stand for any
kind of business. Possession given on the
first day OF April. II { not sold at private sale
by the first day of March, it will then be
sold at Auction. HENRY POTTER.
Newport, Sept. IL, Ie;}9.-IlMhlst.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
DOCTOR D.1VE.NPORTrS GENUINE
Bilious pills.

vyyllEsE Pills are justly esteemed for their en-.
4 sy operations and good effects, as a mild
safe, aud sovereign remedy for Hilious com.
plants, pains in the head, stomach aud bowels
in removing distractions or every kind, by die
solving aud dischnrging morbid matter. helping
digeSion, restoring lost appetite, and suro re-
lief TOR co>tiyeness. They ate so accommodated
to MI ages, seasons and hours, that they may b.
taken in winter or summer, Mt any time Of III,
day, withou, regard TO diet ~ hindrance Of Lusi
ness. Their operation - so gentle, pleasant, and
eieciual, that by experience they are found To-
exceed any other Ph, sic heretofore offered to ih
public which we can show by great number
or certificates from eminent ply sicians and others
D.7IE.NPORT"S CELEBR.4I'ED EYE
W.aTER.
Which In. been applied with srea, success T.,
weak soro and inAlmrd eyes, ia all snges
WHE.4TO.N'S I7'CH OLET.VE.NT.
Whirh cures in less than one hours applica
ton. (Src ddcciiOns.)
Tho character of this celebrated Ointment
stands unrivalled for being safe. speedy, anr
certain cure forIh hn, loathsonc disease called ih,
tb-and for an kinds of pimplcs ou the skin
II is also a valuable article fur the Salt Rhcun
aud thllblains.
UTIE.A7O.N-S L1U.NDICE BITT'ERS
/ Which are 80 eminen,ly useful IN removing al,
Jaundioc and tillous complaints.
, A fresh supply lusI received aud for 'nlc in ths
town by pori. u u HAZARD and u. J. TAY-
LOR Also by the Dpgsr,. IN Providence.
% July 26.
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TOOTH.ACHE! TOOTH.
ACHE!l

VA7 NJ BROWN, Chemist, 4sl Washington
w street, Boston, has invented an article
that will cure this tormenting pain. Rising Of
eight thousand Gsscs in Boston and vicinity
have bren cured within few months. II takes
away all smell md soreness. Call for BRowN's
ExIRAcr OF GALL AND kREosoTE. OBJ
serve his signature for genuine. Prices 80 cts.
aud 2b cents
;UJD For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, and z. Il
HAZARD, in Nswpor,-E. Thornton q Son
in Now. .Bodford-a and by the Druggists in Provi-
,lence. Nov. 20.
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VUNHE BRISTOL, WARREN * PRO
Il VIDENCE MAIL STAGE, leaves
Newport ns usual. every morning at o clock,
for the above places, and arrives in Providence
in iIns for the accommodation train for Sloning-
ton at o'clock.
Passengers wishing TO take the King Philip nj
Bristol Ferry, will leave their names at Town
sends Hotel. or at the subscribers residence, in
Greene street. on Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays. until further notice. Fnre 10 Bristol
FsTy 81. join u. WEAVER
Newport, Dec. 3, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Er IL WILLIAM BROWNS COMPOUND
u BONESEr CANDY, INDICATED, that
has gained such celebrity for clearing the voice
Tor public speakers aud voca~is--also, to remove
Coughs aud Colds, aud all lung complaints. II
has already taken the place Of many cough mix
m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

v0NO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEP.
a ERs, SC. &c. For favorins Pudding,,
Pudding. sauce, (u.tanls. Blanc mango, Cakes
sc. &c. PRESTO.N'S EXTRACT or
l. E.MO.N, j, tho most convenient article that
can I've used 1T gives in perfection, the delicate
favor OF the Lemon peel purified from all bitter
or rancid qualnies-never spos by age or eli
mute. To he had Of X. J. TAYLOR.
Noy %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, January Session, 1870
AN ACT in amendment OF an oct entitled
"an act exempting certain persons from
military duty and from serving as Jurors"
BE it enaeied by the General .9ssembty as
.Jslious:
SECTION I. All The members Of the For
cling Stationary Engine Companies referred
to in the act Of which this is in amendment
shall 80 long MS they continue such, be ex-
empted from serving rs Jurors.
True copy-witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
AN ACT in addition to the several acts re.
lsting to Public Schools.
BE Il enacted BY The General assembly as
foiioscs:
Section !. IF anv person shall wilfully in
terrupt or disturb ary public or private school,
or any meeting lawfully and peacefully held
for purposes Of literary or scientific improve.
ment, either within or wthou. the place
where such school or meeting is held the
person so offending, upon conviction before
any competent magistrate or court, shall in
cur the penalties affixed TO the interruption
or disturbance Of religious worship in Chap
ter g. Section 8, Of the revised criminal code,
enacted at the January session, 1888.
Sec. 2. The president or chairman Of the
school committee, having been sworn or af-
frm,d by u competent magistrate to the
faithful discharge Of his duties, moy admits.
ter The same oath or affirmation to the other
members.
Sec. 3. The school committee OF the city
Of Providence may hold their quarterly meet
ings in such months and on such days Of the
same. as said committee may deem most con-
vrnicnt
5ec. 4. The city Of Providence is exemp-
ted from The operation 81 the 2'}d section OF
the "hci 10 revise and amend the several acts
relating tn Publr Schools" passed at the
January srssion. Ia:D
Trur copy witness
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
AN ACT IN am, ndrn"n, of an Act passed
Jnne 1880. entitled "An Act to prevent
fraud in tho weighing of Beet"
Bt IL tnacied by The General assembly as
.folioios;
Section 7. The board of sldcrmon Of III"
city of Providence. shall annually IN the
ronth of April. sppoin, not less than s'N, and
ths several town councils in the state not
jess then two suitable persons zach, rho
,ball be duly engaged to their respective oh
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JUST RECEIVED,
A fresh supply Of The JollOring
VAL UABLE
asatsmt Nae0fefmes, ST.,

PdtSWt JNRotStWEH, Nv
Doct Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Liniincnt for the Piles.
Oldridgs's Balm Of Columbis-for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
buffalo Oil-for do do.
and coughs
Browns Kreosota and Gall Tooih-achs drops
Moores Essence Of Life.
Whlwel's Liquid Opodcldoo.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's Krecsots and Gall To0,h-ache
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jobb's Lnilnen'.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asihmalic Pills.
EIinckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rhoum Ointment
Universal Corn Cure.
Bullard's Oil Soap.
Wisms' Oil Spruce
Vegetable Indian Specific FOR coughs, go.
Dr. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DR.. Thompson's Tooth-ac Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs.
colds. asthma, &c.
Lees Windhuni Bilious Pills, sc sc &c.
For sale by
II. r. HAZARD,
SIer or rur GoLD.N MORTAR,
Near The Court House, .Ftupor, II. l.
Aprl is. 1889
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ADDRESS TO THE MUMMY,
ny CAMPBELL.

IT BELZONrs EXHIBITION
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

In this table, we find an immense huctuation IN the
circulating medium, and consequently in the prices OF
Corn, and all other commodities. The insecurity of pro-
perty in this of things became apparent that re-
sumption considered in 1916, matter of imperative
necessity Upon Mr. Horners moon in that year. to that
effect Mr.. Huskisson remarked as follows
"No inquiry necessary into the expediency of re
newing syents for all agreed that there was
CURLY for property stability in public cred-ho coh-
sung the interests of all classes of society," without
cuation rendered steady by possessing permanent and
universal value"
This the practical result of an irredeemabe paper
currency yet the experience of the past is thrown
aside and the eare ofhe public trampled upon in order
that Spectators in Philadelphia may keep up fcti-
tious value their ndy dual property little longer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

station; Aug Capt stot kon forloueh wo years Lieut.
L;.n Handy. reg vessel. Bai,i.a,
q ss,: q 4
ssesad Lieutenant William b. SLACK renewed FOR 30 days
Notice to Mariners.
Extract from the Directions Apaachicola Bay, by Capt
Eas s g sss :sas &c Pr Vii ss 1ssr ss
] asS Tssh low
the GsSs Ref ssH, miles
west edge Of this reef very irregular and not 70 be depend
and BY gs% ss nd viii % s
hsua sou f e The yesiTa. make Cape s. Bias, 70
are ' s b s the two reefs aud he setting
nF .. s h e nr ana nds 9 chr Bay you
wards ,he gull aud eastward, The stronger YOU
When was bound 10 Apaachcola last made
though the smooth, and the breeze fresh
from org n x %orn,s TO GSae's the e, AT
ho%i T. SIEVE; sysn hen aasrer less tn et thea s' and
d suG II Ts no ss' coming
iro% t ssa eas v, ira as fnHh until opsa il Z. he
eommending this island stored Tor aon, midway At
:, have The at The East Pass Dog Island
large ships having fifteen channel at low
"a r aud aud n no ,S par w.. ., c ,, g
bard sand Touched once very ghy going in drawing la
thirteen miles Of the town to load The bay inside is perfectly
pse. cruisers vessel, bound for the
Ws b 9@ not e Ssf% S, san "s s for when
Be found n ief lad aground nearly whole our time
The latitude of Georges ghthous. by meridian altitude
made % 81 N, with artificial horizon and longitude So w
BY apa, Inside at the inSsUsags for 'ssduy
Is sad yhe e. sn S. a e a The lat % M and
d" Winds So hours Inc
ss SS sa$ es Which
a sss "s
SEA: and ,du luke M of the first ss""a ea;
dit%su; ifTe% MaIs,: add isorsss j dsis$
from bar 81 miles cannot answer Far correctness
S. ssSf IBIS sGt 60 hsf from" St vii
Spoken.
pessed American ship with in signal and eros, in
fore topsail standing W, July %, lat ls lon d.
f1sde,h. hound 70 Asi,sui passed these island,
Ass with Ca e. of B oil and bound Boston,
MsDsisA, as days siaeen port. Ers.or Coulisd unc;
aI5a as DO The Ann Eliza, M''n for NY0't sailed on the
sss ti L srss NT$ss 1 %Ss "a
's for supplies ard Tn 81 18th e for sSa:
THoMAsros Aug LIAR Catharine Vesper NYork; Vol
B.sSs" ,'I Aug ,s--arr Lares, Aiken. NYork.
WioKroRD, Aug a.-arr Reaper, Mclaughlin, from Turks
pusnvKy, Aug 2.arr vsndaa, seale, Liverpool.
Aug .r s 9Ssss'o
Bosros Aug 22-arr Emily Taylor Valparaiso; Niagara
Vsscher do Two Mays do; cid Splendid Paterson NYork
A NJ Aae, Chase, do; Wolcott. Ryder. do.
NV BEDFORD, Aug 2-arr Tiger Albany; 22d sid brig
for Europe.
PHILADELpHIA. Aug % arr North Star, Liverpoo Am
Rey nods, Boston, Inspector Passports Oak NYok cid lodi
West Indies; Pear'. DosoD; EveliDa do Tomn, Fs
River Middlesfx, Nfora shark do; Cayuga. do;
schyIk, Enterprise Gsrdner Me: Equity, Edwards New
York. Ari AL James, do syph Halleck, do; Motto Racket
do.
BALTIMORE, Aug 2a-cld Pocahontss. Higgins, Cows
Arr Oar Ann hilrtfr IL. Ar
cbibaid CIR ,cie Ba BADGES.
WAsnsoToN NC, Aug t9-arr Franklin, New York; Thos
Wynns. do; cid Pamplico, Pugh, NYork.
Wis,t.cIos Nj Avg 7Sarr Pore Holt Boston; Psnob-
do; Olive do; Adams do; Andrew Jackson, Norwich
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Jackets TO DEPART.

Cleared.
Refss, ss sss s bf "ss cS
mnsos c ES s. .s. 2s %
nond, Jcnks, Richmond. -.
ship Gu.,avus Edward from Bremen
Brig sophia Kenny 20 days from Malaga, with ~ne &c to
b ss k,,e, a,y: from Turks Island with 's
b. eur Maria Bray bsnais, Is day. from Windsor, Ms
VT plaster, e : n brsins: go 80
70 Avs ~ gosI island bearing WV spoke .chr
. .as s o meSs%.s days from Cumberland
naval . or. s. Nc with
schr Mary Jones days FROM Bangor with lumber the
schr Aerander Cummings days from .ngor lumber to
master.
the Ssrs. csrro She s'Pe pseRe and Rs.
General Record.
For LrerooThe packet ship sddons Palmer for Liver.
pool viii sail to-day at n O'Clock Her letter bsgs will close
Gpins Exchang. News Room corner OF all and ian
streets, at iol O'Clock, q. m.
sAp Arnold Wsis, from Boston for Noreap. wrecked
a, Ab.eo u, I'd inst p, vision. and maeri.. saved.
arrivals md At The port % oebee 10Th Aug,
1870. ........................Ts 257,sss
is''''''''''.'''s' 900. s's.sos 2seo2
More this year......... ....uo ai,ss
Naval.
Commodore Crane, whois command Of the Portsmouth,
health. = "
onpsns1,July q Purser Watson navy ard Washing.
toni Hh Mid Ross Crawford depot Of charts &c. 2sh
IL stoddard leave two months having returned from brx
Consor sick Mid Spow God order 10 steamer Fui.
tor reskee, sd leave three mouths; astE 1t Downes
reg ship Sosteni Chsain LAMBERT soih Ii Comds
Barryy Purs.r r Male, Y Mid NJ MniIanv Mid q;
West i So end adI detached brig Dolphin
with leave for two months; Lieut. a. .mdg
Griain Agst Surgeon y Ruiter, Mid A WLteS w },
Gardner Mid Barnett and Stiles detached from 3, br
nrampus, With leave tor two months; Comr Tatns del "a
S yard 1 S ssI s T cS%% fsp s
ling, rendezvous Norfolk vice Webb detached Lieu,
John Pore navy yard Boston See Walker de,sched IL
vous. Boston, vice Dodd he'd; Surg Waters smith
end zyous NYork Surg VIM Whelan, navy yard Phladei
pha, vice e. Barton, detached Purser r. Walter nav
yard Pnsacola Purser fitzgerald detached from rece shp
Norfolk Lieos BvbSer and Bruce, detached from bc,top
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

0I5- V.uxuALL G,RpEss.--Barnum withdraws from
the of this establishment after tonight He
has catered the public With great and this
his last night presents the best bill Of the season Several
new performers appear and Master Diamond goes through
all his remark able dances for the last time splendid
ballet got up expressly for this OCCASION The
patrons Of this establishment and the numerous friends of
the manager, out en- bid him far we.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

NJ CHAIRMAN THEArRE.-A great bill is put up TO-
night for Master Diamonds be- nsnt being his last ap-
pearance at this theatre. The drama OF the Mule
teer of Palermo the extraordinary Master Wood in his
beautiful OF the classic statues Mr. OCon-
nell the shw ked mariner of the South Sea Islands,
in drama descrirtye of the of the New Yea
landers and Master Diamond Whtock and Gardner, in
anew local piece called the scrnade, the White Flag.
besides numerous negro songs, dances, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

THE CHArHAM.-Thorne had tremendous house
last night. From pit to dome, every part was
crowded. There must have been near five hundred
dollars in the theatre. The Muletser of Palermo
was presented for the first time. 1t is beautiful
thing and was well played The scenery is remark
ably fine, and the audience were in raptares through
out the whole performance. The piece is to be re-
peated to night, and we have no doubt it will have
great RUIZ. O'Connell, the tattooed man, appeared,
and with great success Diamond takes his benefit
to night with rich bill The laughable extrava-
xanza Of the Serenade is to be repeated, and alto
getbcr the entertainments are Of the most amusing
character Won't there be a full house