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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Ralrood .lccid,ni- a collision took place
on the - onlngton Railroad about ! , past
nlnc O'Clock yesterday morning. this SD" ol
East Greenwich. between the moining tram
Tor New York, via Long Island, and the nc
cnmmodalion train from Sionlngton. The
Locomotives came together with such fore"
NJ Ia .uiu one entirely and very much lulur'
the other. We are very happy Io state thai
no lives were lost. aud we believe vrtv lntlr
injury vas sustained by the passengers
ScyctaI ur the cars were broken aud throw
from the track The New York tram wns
detained about three hours. A passenger ~
The accommodation tram informs us that Mr.
Stevens, the conductor, first disehvefcd III"
other tram approaching. and so Tar succeeded
IN stacking the speed OF her engine, iha, al
the time Of The collision the train was NOV
ing very SLOW which probably saved great
msry lvcs. Fjor Journal ofy'St,rdoy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
THOMAS BURGESS,
AMASA MANTON,
MOSES b. IVES,
ALEX. DUNCAN.
|Cncc, Oct. |, 1914.
Great aaIly of the Wings Of New FORK City

The greatest Political Meeting ever held
within the City Of New York, assembled on
thursday evening, in and around Na,iona'
Hall. From Broadway to Centre street.
(some fifty rods ) the whole width Of Cana
street (sx rods) was occupied by the outdoor
part of the meeting. Not less than 20 600
says the Tribune, must have been in nten.
dance. From nine different stands, at the
same time, the People were addressed by
Garrett Davis, of Ky, Wm. X. Bond, o.
Ohio, l.. r. Allen of Buffalo, Hugh Maxwell
Dudley Selden, Joseph l.. White, J. N. Rey,
nolds, John G. Hamilton, II. T.. Davies
Thomas Chrys,al, George w. Blunt, J. II.
Aikman, =. Coliax, of Ia, b. s. Whitney
J. w. Fowler, Jr, and twenty or thirty other
speakers were heord-some Of them speak
ers for the first time. The display Of ban
ners, torches, &C., was beyond all precedent
No meeting, equal in numbers or spirit, eve
assembled in the City Of New York. Hon
Moses IT, GRiNNELL presided on the side o
Canal street, opposite National lIall--th,
principal stand. Boston Alias.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
III RAID OF Il III E I'll Nj E S.

A FAcr.--At the time of tho Wing Conyen.
ton ia ihis city, the following conversation
was overheard bctwcentwo young boys, which
- anoIher e'idrur. that The ladies ate nearly
al Wigs;
Arr you n Whs' inquired one OF the other.
'lrs; what arr yon''
'lm Wig ton
No YOU ANT, how can you be Wing,
when your tatLcri Democrat
Don't care fIny father is a Democrat, my
mother is "a Wing
%, WE'LL # your mother is Wing, YOU
rish: Ia be Wing too '--.Ne,o H0oen Cur.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The odd Fcliows. The Grand Lodg,
OF the United States held is annual com
mupica,ion at Baltimore last week, com
mcncing It's session on Monday and ter.
mnaiing !, on Friday. Most Of The
states were duly represented, aud much
business of interest to the Association
was transacted, amongst which probabl,
the most important was resolution tc
subject the lectures iha, arc now IN us,
~ a thorough r,,ision. -- VA. HicL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The Potato crop in Vermont has almost
entirely fnlied-dseasc is the cause. During
all the early pai Of the season. the promise
/ Of large yield was very ha',er'ng. Bot
within month, the vines IN most of the
fields have died, and on examination TO have
a shiny, rotten appearance. On digging the
potatoes, quite proporlon ot them are
found to be rotten, aud IN some places they
are found so pnirId, and send forth such an
obnoxious ciiiuvia, that they cannot be dug
at all. The same disease prevailed exten-
slvcly last yenr, in Southern New York. pnrr
Of Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New
Jersey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

NEW YonK PAPERS of YEsTERDAY.--Jnsi
as our paper was going to press last evening,
we were politely favored by T.. w. Clifford,
E.q., Of Fall River, with the Ifib"n" aud ES'
press, of yesterday morning, u hours from
New York, by the day route, over tho Long
Island Rail Road. The Express contains an
account Of the Great Wing Mass Affecting IA
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, with Mr. Webster :
speech. The Express describes the meeting
AS the greatest gathering get
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
Nuts for the Loco FOcOS 10 crack

Keep Il betor The people, that James r.
Polk according to his own showing, has al.
,oays been opposed to the policy Of protection,
aud is Of opinion that tho present Tariff
ought to be repealed.
Keep IL before The People, that James X
Polk has declared himself in favor of the i'm
mediue Annexation of Texas to tha Union
aud If elected will take ins,an, measures tc
consumma,e this foul plot.
Keep ii before The People that James X
Polk is in favor of re.enacting The thrice con.
demned Federal Sub-Treasury with its bolts
bars, dehuiers, hard money for the Office
holders and rags for the people.
Ind Keep IL bJors The People that Henry
Clay and the Wing Party are
For The TariE as il is
For Me Union as IL is.
For Distribution as auxiliary 10 The Tariff
against The immediate ann, ration Of T,ras
For one Presidential Term
For honesty IN The collection and economy
ia he expenditure ofhe public monies.
For our Country, ow whoic Country, anC
nothing bm our Country
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

One ot the speakers at the Boston Mass
Meeting, IN speaking Of the enemy which our
fathers encountered IN lormer days, asked whu
We had 10 contend with IN ls;,er days, aud
thus answered hlmseif:-
A confused irregular enemy, whose leader
's Polk, whose prophet Is Amos Kendall,
whose high priest is Calhoun, whose maitSr 4,
Dorr, whose promised land il Texas, aud ~ hc
IN course OF time we shall see perish IL Ihc
wilderness Of sin"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Three Men Poisoned BY eating Diseas-
cd Potatoes -NIr Philip Thomas, OF
Cumberland II. |. and Two OF his hands
are repnrled to have died from eating
diseased potatoes. We have heard none
of the particulars PROP. Tran.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

o. lie who undertakes to govern free
people by corruption, and lead them by n
false interest against their true interest, can
not boast the honor Of the invention. The
cxpedlent is as old as the world, and he can
pretend to no other honor than that OF beng
an humble lmuaior Of the dcvil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

A PoLiTiCAL EXPfDIENT.- Mr.. Walsh, m
his last letter to the National lnteligcnccr,
after speaking Of the rot aud violence that
attended the recent election IN Greece, snys
that "in n church, where the ballot was held,
n general exchange ot blows WAS stopped by
rustic. who cmpllcd hive OF bees IN the
midst OF the conlbatants."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

CARRYING HoME sYEs owN WoRK A ven
"rablo lad, ofn celebrated physician ~ G"sion
on" day casting her eye out At the window
observed her husband IN the funeral procession
otonr of his po,lents, NJ which she eSrlaln'
ed,-"i do wish my husband wonld keep away
from such prOCrssIons--It appears tnn nucl
hike tailor carving home MS owS WORK. -
I Christian Udtchman
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

BRIrIsH GOLD.-We invite the attention
Of our readers to the articles in preceding
column. in relation to the efforts Of the cap-
,alls,s Of England to prevent the election OF
HENRY Clay. Let every true-hearted .7mer
lean view this matter seriously, before it is
too late.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

OUTRAGEs IN NEw loRK.-Tho Whig
procession IN New York on Thursday even.
ing, was repeatedly attacked by bands o.
armed Locoiocos. nnd several persons were
severely wounded by clubs, stones aud bowie
knives. This is but simple result Of the
doctincS that "lbc will of the people is law
hop,rer eIpressed"-t Boston Daity .idv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Hartford and New Hdren Rail Road.
BY the report Of the directors Of this
company to the stockholders, we learn
that The extension Of the road from Hart
ford to Springfield will be completed
about the lst Of November. There will
then be an unbroken line Of good and
substantial road from New Haven to
Boston and Albany, The time allowed for
reaching either of these places from New
York by this route being twelve hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The meeting Of the Clay Club at the
Town Hall, in this place, on Monday
evening was well attended, and the right
spirit manifested.
We a'e requested to meniion, that
due notice will be given Of the next
meeting Of the Club.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
VOCAL. MUSIC.

WE subsctlbcr would respectfully give
notice ihst he viii "pcu School OF
VOCAL My.SiG, IN ,h" NrsIry ol the Rev
Nr Thaycf's Church, Spring street. ,o com.
mcrre on "Wednesday evening. Oct %. ut
+ O'Clock. Course cons 'etcd ~ ~ lessons
Also, A luyrNiLf SCnouL viii commence
on Saturday next, al ~ y. M
sept 26-2w =. MERRIAM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Donations for The Insane asylum. Among
the many liberal donations in aid of the pro.
posed Asylum for the Insane. i gives US
plcnsure To meniion that of 5000 from the
Mechanics Association Of this place. The
funds Of this Society we know are very lim
ted, and this donation, small as it il, made in
the lrne spirit of benevolencc, is ne yer,heess
worthy OF honorable mention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

PORT OF WPOR RT
AR RlV ED.
THURSDAY, Sep, "a

THURSDAY, scpi. 20.
S.lr Retrieve, BuwLam, pltlad. fur & lnuccstcr-
Spike 2yh, lt 40 81 Ion 81 30 brig Merchant, oi aud
tor - Juhu M, im Phn had lost snil- and drck load
~ The rrlc ot the l2th uI
Uns Ruwcua. NewtIi, un \owbcrn, Nc, Nt'h luu ice,
Tor Finch a Eng,, aud uu-tS and svHrs ior New BoJ.
lord
Schrs Atlantic, Riley, =. River tor Mobile M,rN
Howard. Perry, II" ior Gardiner SHY White, War
ur do.
fhIbAY, GePt. -.
u. g. ste,m enters, Lccarc, Howard, aud Spencer,
Frazier, im y. Nuik TOR bo,t"u.
Brigs Hope \ E,thrr NiCkcr.nn, Keunrbcc Tor Fall
RIVER 81 Lawrence, Randall, Bangor Il r,"v.
SATURDAY, sept rs.
E S,hr Geo. Washington Reed. Prov. for charleston.
Soop Hudson, Crspu, Proy. lor y Hcdlord
SUNDAY, sept 20.
SrLrG Convoy, Barker. ports Month u or Boston;
ruo, Emcrlost, aud Mail, Nichols, New iork lor do.
MONDAY, sept 20.
Slc-,r,- Er.ro-t Brown. .u N ! with rIt Tor tI ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
The "Rcorback" mposl,ion has Ecen

The "Rcorback" imposition has been fer.
reted out The ithaca Chronicle, the paper
~ which the article first appeared, states tha,
II was furnished them by Daniel Mckinney,
Esq, e gentleman of unimpeachable charac-
ter, and was published by them without the
least suspicion, aud Mr.. Mckinney makes
affidavit that it was furnished him by William
Linn, Esq. OF Ithaca, n Loco Foco OFFICE
HOLDER, who requested him to copy 1t and
hand it TO the editor of the Chronicle for pub
Iica,ion, stating as reason foy this request
that there was loco foco printer in tha,
office who was acquainted with his writing
Mr.. Mckinney, unsuspcctng as the editor
Of the Chronicle, Of It's real character, com.
piled with the request. The object of this
despicable trick is perfectly apparent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Al hIarkct 7;j Beef Cattle, 200 Stores, $500
sheep, and 1925 Swine. '''
PRrcEs-Bcef Cairlo--sales quick at n small
advance. We quote a few extra - 50,
first quality .; third quality SEQ 3 -.
Storcs-Two year old from $40 $l3; three
wear old from Sl5 to SO
Shccp-Shi'', ir"m - 10 2 %.
Swiur-Ohio SlonlS 3 l.2c;. New York
Shoals from 81 to Jc, half Barrows; a choice
lot lac, hall Barrows; a loi of OHIO old Hogs,
32Sc At retail from ! To ) l.2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Coon JoKg- a s,aunch .ocolGco harp"ncd
to meet a number OF canal boamsn,s rcmatk.
ed
"Wrll, nrishbors, are you all going 10 vote
for Polk -
"No! wns the significant rrpIy-"ws can
all redd on board this boat. '-.iHeg ghdHy IL.
press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Mr.. Mason, pccrelary Of the Navy, has
determined to commence the Dry Dock A.
Brooklyn and it is understood that Col. Nc
Neal is TO be appointed Superintendent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
BOOTS s. SHOES.

j. Movies has just received 10 Case,
m ~ NruS and Boy. BOOTS g. SHOES
oi tho FIRST quoidy which h. viii sell as low
as can be houphi ~ town. Call nnd SOC
7ico doorS aorh Of he Ppry .ihR.
Sept. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The U. s. steam cutters Legarc, and Spon.
Ger, the lurme. fitted with Euicsons propcl
lcrs, the latter with 1t. Hunters i.o,izoE tai
water wheels, which arrived in this barbor or
Friday, bound 10 Boston, !cti here on Satnr
day afternoon, and instead Of going eastward
az was supposed, proceeded up the Sound
IN consequence no doubt of til" gales over
taking ,hcm---,hc lcgarc onchnring at ri
kcr's Island, aud the Spencer putting int,
New London.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The Wisdom of Erperitnce.-The Wing
State Committee Of Maine have addressed a
circular to their brethren of other states, rela
i've TO the result of the late election. They
say that they were more disappointed with
The falling off in tho Wing vote than in the
increase Of that Of their opponents, as the
inevitable conclusion TO be drawn from it was
that many thousand Wing voters must have
stayed away from the polls. upon this occo-
sion.
They admonish the Wings, all over the
country, to organize systematically and
thoroughly. and not rely too much upon pub.
lie gatherings and able arguments. They
appeal to the business men of every State,
those who are most directly and deeply in
'"rcs,ed in The success and permanency of
Wing principles, TO enter into the contest
with the spirit, activity, and personal effort
for which they were distinguished in 1910 -
Snch advice is timely, and we doubt not will
be duly regarded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Our readers, and the public generally
will be happy to learn by the following
Cam. that the SUN required 10 secure
the Donation ofNlr Bptlcr for the Insane
Asylum, has been obtained
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The number of dogs killed IN the city ci
New York, by The odlori.,d dog iqycr. he.
tween the l2Ih or June aud The 2Sh oi Sept
was :}3J3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The Naval Medical BoarG Of Examination
will convene at Philadelphia on the 9Th o
October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

Court .Nuriini. The N. Y. Sun says:-
Captains Frazer cua Howard have been or.
dcred To be Court marllalcd for an assault
upon Captain Fazio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
Valuable Raiidins Lots
AT AUCTION.

"'H be sold at public .AueiiOu on Sony-
doy NE l2h Of October ntxi. at 10
0,c|oeE II. N. on The premises,
y Valuable BnIldug Lots. siius,ed ~
MGrbor"neh s. Charles streets. oruo,,y
belonging to Macklntosh Alexander. messu,. :.
"g A""u' % iret on SAID STREETS, and es.
ending batE from so TO 100 feet A goca
"PP"r'"nly 30" Presents for person wish
'nR tn OBTAIN hilding lots III central oar,
"' "e Town, 10 arc"n'modare themselves
J. GOODSPEEO, .4uct'r.
Newport, Sept. 26 l844 :"'j
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
d = a Il 4 s .

H. HrortlNn, n Y. on the 2lth ult Mr Pc.
ter Ia, Tor, OF Hudson, y. J aged % years
lie was formally from this place, aud was son
orthe late Robert Tay lor, Esq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

nrs Echo smith, hence. ~ NJ hsssna prev To iith
ut
Urg rrucs de Ioiuvilir. Ctrdncr cld no Iavaus : l
dli mr MariU ~ loHd, suppc.'d t't sNnprth.
bfa Lisbon, 1aSlo. cid ut Jh,ric,ton CAST NJ ut
" iluturton, Ne
Srhr EVp9ri, SwAssy. h"ucs. ~ NJ Phll,d 2iih uli
Stbf Eru, Gardiner ~ NJ Prov. Both, in NuTiula.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

S,pt Plth scht Convert, cote, Albany.
2Hth, Hero, Towlr, Bc-iou.
pis,srrR.-Brig Gen. wa,n. Robus,n, of 1Lomos.
ton, Me tn Richuuud. Va tur Hu.tug luHtd'd van
,uJl. ushurc rs,lor'- ruint. South end oiR
SUNDAY rsnt. ~ the SW gale md r, gone 10 pieces
vessel aud cargo total luss-cr,w sawed Nessr no,
insured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

The steamer Iolas now runs every Other
diy FROM this place aud Providence. Sec
sJtr,isctncrt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
AUCTIONS.
For Sale

Dy i:"oi'e A'ction for Ms ben,Ea If SLom
u may concern,
4 'oi ot. H1emned Snls. spurs, Rigging.
md yayr boat. late brionoloy ~ ,hs
org Ellsworth, ai the Long Wharf ON SI,ur.
d'y, HE 5Ih inst, at n'cioci &. n. ~
Oct.3. 1874
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

BaAziL.-It appears by advces from RIO
do Janelro, that the trade ~ Brazil Wood has
been IN many instances, Illegally carried ON.
The following notice relatlv" to this trade,
has been published by the Consul General ct
Brazil.
Consulate General ortIe Empire of Brasil in
The UHiied States.
| Nrw YoRK. Sept. 2ilh. lSil.-Thc exror-
,aton of Brazil wood from the ports of Bra2,l
/ has always been an exclusive privilege of the
/ Imperial Guyernmcnt-but as abuses have
occurred, and some vessels, perhaps through
ignorance of the Brazilian laws IN relation io
the trade. have exported on private account
, The sala article to foreign ports, II - mad"
known to those whoa 1t may concern That
the laws of Brazil forbid entirely the eNpor-
iailon ofihc article hy private individuals,
and imposes n fine of fIlcen dollars ton on
/ each vessel that may take The wood by con.
,raband from any parr Of The Empire to lorclgu
countries The fine VIII be enforced even
after the departure of The vessel from Buzd,
for which purpose the Govcrnm"nt ha- taken
|, all necessary measures io arrest the aldcr-
and nhritnts IN the clsndesilnr shlnmcnt.
Luz llENR,QuE FtRRriHA DAorItn,
N C,u4,I C,nr,t.N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
NJ Ew ADvERTIsEMEMTs


REmAisIso IN rHt Vosr.orrIos, ,'sEwroRi
RI, ooroBEA !, le!I.
I 0T .7dre,tiSed tcners are placed ina sepaI di'
LoG. Persons appiying for them wdi please cal
JOr "ADyEHTisED LkrrrRs.'
/ \ lieu Mrs Susan--2 jarvis w DP
Alny Miss Nancy JARVIS Miss Mary
Armsrrad Mrs NJ a lee John
Barclay Thus Leaky Maria
Bnrnes Capt Mncomb MAJOR
Barker Noah Manchester Truman
Brown Geo II Maconbrr Harriet l.
Brownrli Henry ii ,irslck Lohn
Bnruham Lorng Mitchell Miss Mary
Belinda Miss Miller i.oyioo ,
Bonuev Mrs Mary Nlchdson Someryile
Batter Miss Sarah Dd-ll john
Carver Duci II ono Mss Harriet
Carroll u ID q Puwell Bnring
Cary Albert q Ramsay Comd. Wm
thasr Clark I'd RAYMOND l.
Church rhos RideIry Mis- ID Is
Coruell Walter Rogers Capt Paul
Denly Wm Rugglcs Rlch'd V
Dwight hos Sager James
Dwight Ms AP Sullthtr Rev Jas
Edwards J T. SumGrs Capt
Edrs VI S'"dmau Nm
Edward. Geo raft Harley
Eunls GenC Nose Edw'd
Fisk ; w MInpLrIowS
Field q " Prckham Abraham
FlIiun Rev Jas Rider Sarah
Gardner Mrs JOHN X Smllh Capt Wm
Gardiner MISS Frances f Spnoner Johu
GIrrn Miss Mary k Watson john II Jr
ilarskeI Capt + lRIsH.
llasirtt IIanly Michael
HIckngs josiah Mc>wrnr, Johu
I'll Llrm u II NJ Coun Bridget
i'nd-nn I",n OComneil John
Jack Chas
lO3.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, p NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

TIE entire stock Of Dry Good-, in the
store recently occupied by jams A..
Cook, Wi be sold ~ lots 10 sun purchasers.
at ueIy tom rate 'hc public are invited ,n
c"ll a"d examine them, a. they will be sold
without delay. 10 close the concern.
II. \. GRAMS ION, s. son, Rssignee,.
Newport, Sept. -, 1914,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
q As-isnrcs' Notice.

SAMES NJ. COOK. of Tho town and Gown
~ ~ Of Newport. merchant. has this d,v
made to the Undersigned, an assignment, VI
all his properly, Of every kind nnd nature
Tor the benef, of his creditors those having
demands agaias; me said Cook are requested
." present them, aud those indebted, to ina ke
mmedral" paYiteht To
II. Y. GRAMS ON g. son, .4s,igns,s.
Sept 25 1914 .--o
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

SPERM OIL, warranted pure, just recely
~ ed nrd fot sale ~ r.tail, bv
sep, 26 GEORGE Is KNOWLES
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Sept 80, 1914.
Reported tor the Boston Daily Advertiser 81 pgtIirt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
Mechanics, Association.
NOTICE.

EVE Annual Meeting of the Ocean House
Company vii be holden Al the Ocean
House, on Monday evening, October IAN
ai o'clock, p. IN. A general aud punctuH
attendance Is requested, ns oftirrrS ure 10 Oc
chosen for the ensulng y"sr, aud other bust
ness OF Importance is 80 be transacted.
EDW'D w. I\WTON, TrcGsr.
O,i p ''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-03
TO LET,
Boots, Shoes and Rubbcrs.

Quick Sale and snail prcfi, is The ordr
4 The day.
eT1 Jas, received at CoRBANs
cheap C0jh Shoc store. -
ESkS-H 60 Cases bD's Shoes " Rub
t bers-a very eAteusiye and
complete assortment fnr the ial aud winter
seasons, they having been bought extreme.
iy low, will be- sold at a very Iu,ie advance
of the wholesale cash price.
Hriio there you that arc exposed to
every thing bat good health 6 cases long,
water proof grain tools, for sale cheap.
Oct 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
CITY INTEL LICE y c Z :.
WEDNESDAY
BOARD OF EUIi.ATioN.


GrRkRpUs CLARK. Ego. President IN ihe thar'
IN. p--len; ann upcel tha, be nad transmitted 10 lfs
sn,- ne -Sori;os BOsTd respect l. the memory q"
b.r h,,hal ;.s a;e Cs Sons aLd II !ecs, gu Iett o
gesnt -ni tn.nktIneS IN reply Ne ietls' "ef=
orlere! IA be entered o. the minutes.
The President announced INST Il gentleman nav
py the ri two scholar HIPS the University ad ronirn
rrs;s! him that a would sccn 20 any '"osiausa -
couirnssded by tn, BOa;G-dc .eried -:.
The ComGIusr rcGGrieI IN favor OF approprihIins
1s Is School purpose. the Fourth " ard and s3!i
g fo,,bnr Srhd.,l house "a Ion WGrd-ndJp'ed
NJ fs0, thai there are ~ scholars no" III me an
lir. Nseol. iron, the Special Committee in rela-
non IN h Of the tinef appropriate money iJr
hui.i,, Srho -hoUss tF- IN NF''. epat'e tna TINS
Board -h.u:c sDy ntie tonHnn "i;i' s" ~ - "a
~uLrryisg1< rec"nMrGt!p: tlat -'c De eH'oifu
~ Fms stated tHst t,,; Puaiic Schools are no"
:. vel, s,end.a IS bsfs the aad everS thls looks
Mr.. Shiduora offered resolution for the sale OF
ne tye Its If nj IN liz beth street. purchased n size
Tor ohnn hol-. n the 9Th Wsrd lie SID The location
,,Toprr directly rear n Tbs bore!y lheale iud
NJ e IN the ,ici.i;y o hau'cs OF ~ fame .,, -.
Nh GcNs b09 Coamssi4Gei Oh " ard dshiea saeh O'i.
~ % ~ ie stated tha NJ VIM Pont the wishes
IN T. 70 the o back ae paid tr them. ire -.eeicnt ~ m
sn the deed lem. thai he shVcd hive been d GU the 1T
n+ sweeney CHI Offered resolution that the CoriEnon
Council ur:tcd 20 appropriate scso ioT te ="
liz. Aim. .f.red resolution that s315 be aparo-
pa,ed fr payment Of Scaoo ho,e' N 18th Ward
he sum Of s. 800 was appropriated Tor fitting up
School-hol.e IL Orunre.s;. IN !+h Wald
some other nn.Iisss ot MINOR importance was
transacted ani the Boa.d adjourned.