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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
BEEF! BEEF! Beef

BEEF! BEEF! BEEfi
ON HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots 10 suit purchases
VALENTINES, .e Fu,oa Market 40 barrels hr 80.
a,peelrd Mess Hef warranted and ,oO hall bsrr OF Family
The above Beef packed u eDen and judcioss manner
and will keep good climate without gettiEg lie
gTnstr No. Al Fulton Marie,
TOBACCO-FINE CUT AND sMOKING fleeing ia
cped 70 close up an interest IN Tobacco Manqastoty
oder for sale quantity OF prime hoe cut aud snohng
Tobacco, papered the usUs at reasonable PIT
call Attention OF W Merchants and Other
buyers % quality ofthe obacco bena of the very be
sad prices by far lower than usual -
mfin.ue II IN y FABtK. NO N.~ 1t
FIRST PREMIUM pAGus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pa
Gaiieri Of Pasnt Premium Coior~d Photographs
ISL BroadhvayIhis establishment having just been greatly
enlarged aud improved contains Fewer than twelve
aud than entitled TO tie exalted
has always enjoyed. Of BEING the first 10 the
world
Premium Apparatus, Plates. Cases &c supplied at lower
tates than a any otrer place Va the United States.
Th. Caledonia carried out new and improved APP
pa for taking Da9u Nsisture ordered BIZ
gentleman of Edinburgh, from the estbll. hmeGt -
fore rninolnctnrei,- Bay State Democrat .
PROFESSOR PLU vi Bt--Eyery body knows that this fs
tas ised artist stands at the head OF his profession u ma
country asd that HIS DnEueneotyes the most beautiful
have ever ben produced myls lm'et
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EXTENSIVE SwINpLiNG.-The Cincinnati Times
gives the following account OF a man who has iigur-
ca extensively Tor year past in that city as dealer In
iour produce &c giving the top Of the market III all
cases, ana engaging merchants 10 purchase HIM at
higher commission than usual His there Sam
ueI Bufnham ane he established good comm, rcal cha
rscer by paying in cash Purchasing largely and shipping
to various points and doubtless losing his
Wild speculations he continued in business Twelve
or fourteen months having store or ware room, but
opening an office where he transacted his business.
He was last from Toronto, Canada where he had been
specializing pref extensively forging notes. procuring
discounts aud lifting them at maturity with others his
did not last long; he obliged emig
Try, after obtaining rabie from the banks
that place. Last week Canadian named Brown, to
whom Burnham owed money passing through Cncin Het,
took measures for his arrest when he omsed,
pay him El000 condition Of being allow escaps.
On getting rid of his troublesome visitor BunhaIn find
ing the matter noised about left the city for Wesy ls
Ohio and has not been beard of since. The merchants
then compared notes and have concluded that the specu
lator is most extensive swincer, and that they have
been conoundedly heeced by him. One Of his tricks
canal lines consisted in shipping produce, such
Hour, bncon, &c, and obtaining receipts for larger
quantities than he had shipped the ground
OF a delay in its recept--on these he would OBJ
tain advances. BY such means lie obtained pref
ty large sum, swinding among the some two
or three brokers several hundreds each Burnbum
at one period very extensive merchant in Toronto.
Some months ago he left that city, Immediately after
which discovered that he had committed iorgeries
to large amount.
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is:sazx @1Rl

tSAH
GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
sAoM ALBANY By T T2 tsR RcAb. 1925 MilEs'
The only Oce in New York established by the several Rail
toad Companies betwecn Albany and buffalo is at
No. 50 COIJRTIANDT srREET,
JOHN r. CLARK, General Agent
NOTICE TO IMMlGKANT3.
The Subscribers having been appointed agents Tor forward
places enabled send them during the Summer
from New York Utica Tor s2O6 to Syracuse 81 to Au
1896 to Rochsster 81 81 10 buffalo s. 80 Chdre
from to - old al half price; under free and all
baggage from Albany the Rail Road is entirely free
II evident thai much cheaper the migrant
ravel by Rs Road than by CepA he reaching Buffalo
Steamboat from New York and Bail Road from Albany in &c
'whcSees 1t tss Canal from 10 days 1he fol-
lowing calcoiStinn shows tina result, viz -
9essase to BuiiaIoper Rail Passage Buffalo per Ca.
Luggage from N. York 70 Luggage to Buffalo, 50iSs
ALBANY loolbs free, bal fee balance for iOoIbs. So
ance Tor lc8ibs' Loss OF time at least days
Luggage from Albany TO worth to the IanOIer, say
Buffalo free SO eeuts per day 45c
living for "a hours Living for 10 days. 50
- per day.. 50e
Total per Z. Road. ts.lsl
$l2G5
Deduct fare Per T.. Road ). Gas
-
Tie traveller per II. Road ravss ). Is sc
They Also forward pssseug-rsto Portsmouth
other places in Ohio, Detroit &c., Michigaa Green Bay Mil
sSesis &C. Wisconsin Terrier Chicago lIinois; aud TO
"a e INC dffsn r%qs Isn sfr ia Me se to S has
'ireet WOLF u RiCKENS.
Iny8 lpa.rc
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MARSEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS.

MAKSEILLES LINE OF JACKETS.
IN; IN a. ~
The aforementioned will be regularly dispatched
hnca the and from Nrseies on 5h each month
sqTisg The year a. fo1ow.: From NewYork Masseilies
PRESCOTT, Capt Myrck Jan March5
E,!tY TiOMPSOy, Capt Sylvester, Feb. 1. April
hELLESrONT, Capt Adams March /. Mays
CORlOLANUS, Capt. Halle, April l. June5
They all corpered copper stene have excellent
accommodations for passenger
The OF cabin will be $780, exclusive Of
and sluors. "
Goods addressed to the agents, BOYD & HINCKEN, will
be forwarded free Of other charges than those actually paid.
For tregnL or passage apply TO
LAWnENCk 4 PHELPS. 1903 Front ntrest or to
BOYD x HINCKEN, Agents,
wear No = Toutne Buildings.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Low

WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Low.
THE SUBSCRIBEK is constantly RECEIVING al descrp.
II of Gd and Silver Watches Of the stye,,
from the England France and Swifzedrd
he enabled to offer larger sssortraest aud az mnch les
prices retail. than other house hscty Gold Watches
low S20 1926 each Watches and Jewery exchanged
bought All Watches warranted keep good TIE
rIouey returned.
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired in the best manner
q G.. ALLEN,
Importer of and JeweIrv wnol-sae and retail,
MID irnsrr Wall street. u stairs.
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SUMMER HATS
THE CELEBRAY TED GOSSA MER,
IMPROVED
Hat and Cap Establishments
mag lmSrc 214 Broadway, opposite st. Pau's Chm CHI

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
"A THE BUILDING WHICH BROWN& co. former
~ ly occupied having beea down for the purpose
erecting more commodore store have removed their
stock. until their built TO No Mott and 2U
Chatham ssets Roosevelt street where may be ound
afar-e and complete hats and Caps
very large supply Of hne Panama Hats osther with snt
10th and Silk Velvet Cas of the latest fshsn Chdteas
Fancy Caps of Cloth and Velvet Patterns much
can be purchased in this city. WIN. BROWN.
m23 lmsM l25 Chatham opposite Roswell
a. tbs pkOPR!ETOKs Of the CLINTON BOOT
&AND SHOE MARKEI, respectfully inform thsi
Xnumersus customer. and the public generally that they
~ hare removed te stock ~ Boots, Shoes, CATERS &c
&c. from the old stand the of Canal and Hudson
to lss CANAL seeet, between Hudson and Varcs
where they SELLING hag the Boot aad Shne
ine cheaper than bout forget The sud
KNOX Il co.
ms lnArc 1876 Canni stree,
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20. TApscoTT,s GENERAL. PASSAGE OF

.ssT. TkPsCOTT,S GENERAL PASSAGE OF
KvHf FlCh-hsmoiyea rom - reek alp ~ 10 South a.
Their in the old country. by calling snt,
bers the
air Wv Issccr srsg LIVERPOOL rosders trs.e
acing rnch bn.iuess wih hm highly b~.eeis To all
shag 10 have then friends comfortably aud quickly
pas-h.d
Dras for aug amount payable demand without any dis
charge ell the principal 10
Great britain and siand At an times be ob sinea
a pieation TO w. " J, 4. TAPSCOTT.
At their General Passage Office,
mil 70 70 South st. corner blaiden lane
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REMOVAL.
b. 5yOUV BNEI, Importer and Dealer in Wines md
nrandies Wholesale and retail, informs his Trends and the
public that he has removed his establishment FROM "a Ann
70 "a John street He lovers Of Good Wines his
cellar where they will always find supply Of Bor-
d,aux Wines ugosne Champagne Madeira; ort aud Other
GOOD Wines he imports Ab.ynhe Kirsch rwasse &C.,
II the HOUSES Switzerland. All oIdet delivered free Of
charge to houses, By the gallon or dozen bottics
Mi J. B. s. will attend bottiing vine for who
mn desire his seryi.es mi in~Il
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WINDOW SHADES - fEANSfA httf WfNDDW
w SnADES.-vM. BERRJAN, 1874 chatham street, MI
npn this morning 20 cases containing the aud tasa-
spIe ,tyss pat wh eh he III sell az pces
per lower than they be s,d ct 70 cfe
yin: pairs 81 Is IS; 500 from 81 70 SD
County Merchants Carpet Merchants Auctonees and other
dealers supplied. ar.
Is. r,n,. .oit At fh,th.tn ,tfr.f MA ifns
lOLAt LAMPS-Chins, Giass, Hall Lepp' and Lantern,
- Brackets Chindaes Snuendng Solar Cindlesticks, A.
t and other Lamps altered Solar all warranted com
ple,e assortment oil be obtained at j. Sfo Nc
MI Manufet0fy 20 told street and AZ their Depot,
John street. Broadway Az ARTICLES will be matched To
aay patterns wholesale aud retail, at verJ low prices
(,oocs lOsusd for parties. mvl3 lm'tc
CE~ENAL AGENCY AND irLLivENCh or
u Fif $40 Broldway, where the pgbhe will he supplied
nth Iou.aholl ssfyan Waters, Mp.icfsn- &e the
thotss nouce h, oee, no HroedHa Once from
| 10 70 8 o'clock.
n Agency of cvay description done At this Office. Help
always on hand. - . x.u
ms Insrc Y, y CLAhh.
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oyyrcg og JEyyERsor irspaArcr CoMrANy.B
No IS Wall 81, opposite the Exchange. !
THIS Company conuues tn usase against Losa and De-
mage by Fire, goods wares md msrchaudire and ao
against loss by inand navigation vessels and their
DIRECTIONS.
1homas w. Thorr,, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. WoodruK, Arsoa Bakef
Y. X Robson, Nj. D-s Joseph praEs,
rhompsss frfcs Joseph Alien,
Moses Tucker, Js,nsI Il. hoImes,
loha 4. psvid.os. John p. Moore,
John n. Les, James X. Whiting,
Csieb q. TuDis. Wal X. Thorn,
Fralcis L. saso Thomas Mont
John T.. Merritt Eug.pe Boztrt.
THOMAS w. TtfOHNE. Presld-st.
GEO. Il. HOPE, Secretary. into
THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS
VNTERE THE MOST RENOWNED OF all the anc ent
w mysteries aud Ultimately connected with the
tutons Of and Odd teowsho whose
eagerly sought after by the famous pilo
sophie world, constituting the hesnth Of hnmap wisdom.
BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY
Of the present how o. b. Clarke, Taller 1872 William
street. afford make such handsome French 10th Dre.s
Goats for s6 and other garments at equally low prices.
The mystery the subseriber viii fully
uurave s1uiring public Bot the latter mystery
solved by stating that subscriber satisfied with
very small otis, aud bring az moSerHts expenses.
The style aad getting Of the will be
Of Bruniage, Jryon we'll known ess eiisn
ments the subscriber has bu: recently retired.
| q. q. CLARKE, isa William street
~ B.-Oice and Summer Goats, few Yeats, Sc. WILL
for the convenience Of rtrngen &c be always baud
ia sPE MEN OF A SIS COAT CAN BE SEEN
AT The STORE. myla lws&3wos'ec
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Plumbe Daguerrean Gallery
Of PATENT
Colored Photographs,

.1t the JuutOOne fIOuSe, lndnleS
Street; 10 Court Street, Boston; 35I
Broadway, .New York; 1876 Chesnut
Street, Philadelphia, constituting the
Oldest aud most extensive establishment IT
of the kind in the world, and containing
upwards Of 1000 PicTUREs. .4dmiiiance
Free.
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CHAPTER II.

| In the meantime, Eleanor chatted aud
laughed, and sung and danced as gaIiy
aud swcctly as ever, and looked as be
witching as possible, and did every
thing she could TO please her induIgent
! aunt "cXcGpt the one thing needlul. -
She porid wear her dresses clasped at
The throat though her neck had the
dazzling tint Of alabasterlshe YOU'D
sing her gayest songs, when she ought
tn have sung the most tender ones anu
she would smile just as enchautingly Oh
a pennIess poet as on a haughty mil
lonaire. What was to he done with
the proud aud willul maiden We
shall see.
About this time, an English nobleman
arri;ed IN New York, and a succession
of parties were given in his honor By
the elite of the city. Rich, elegant and
fascinating, he was caressed and Aat-
tered by mamrnas, and smiled and blush
cd at by daughters, TIL his handsome
head was almost turned.
Now! said the aunt, If | can only
bring him to the point, am sure Of her.
She must be marble to resist him And
so she laid her plans; fortunately Tor
her, Lord = had laid his plans
also. lie had his minds eye" wide
open-although he pretended for the
Joke S sake to have il shut; he saw AT
glance her aim, and believed that the
charming Eleanor, with all her prcien-
dcd nonchalance, shared IN It fully 49,
He fancied them both fair game, and
! resolved To amuse himself with, To usc
his own words 'Iheir absurd expecta-
tions.
! And Eleanor thought 1t perfectly
natural, this youthful love of amusenru,
she liked Joke herself, and had no,
the slightest objection To the gentleman
having his bal not at her expense, oh,
no So she, too, had her plans. e..
( MY dear aunt, she said one morning,
: coaxiugly, aud with demure archness
of manner, which rather puzzled the
| person addressed, my dear aunt, leave
.ttis one to me- ..-.1
\ 1 do not understand you, child "
Let me man9uyro hs time. ] pro
mise to succeed lie shall propose n,
six months Please aunt p
\ You are a soucy girl to intimate that
i have.cver mannuvredAbut have your
own way give II up and with Rn sp
proving smile that quite contrsdseu
her frs, words, Mrs Howard continued
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CI.APTER !.

II was lAe nl.iafiuhe oI Eleanor
lioSard 10 have no protector but a
mhnGuverlng aunt, and great misior-
tune II Is to a girl 81 sensitive, so high
soued as was our heroine. Mrs. How
ard, herself leader Of the ton, VIA 30
termincd her niece should make bril-
l'ant match, and she spared no pains To
brlng il about but the more she tried
TO show hct off, the more she kept her
on for Eleanor was girl of spirit, SIS
well as drlicacy, and though her nun,
had managed repeatedly, 10y dini of Tho
most dainty man9uvres, the most skill
fnl gcneralship, TO bring an eligible"
to her feet, Eleanor, with quiet digni-
ty peculiar 10 herself, invariably made
them rise, and gave them to understand
that they had mistaken themselves aud
her. 'I
Mrs Howard was in despair not
that Eleanor was IA burden To her-by
no means She was no dcpendant-she
had n little income Of her own and
was, moreover, gay, and charming
companion for the sometimes lonely
widow. But tie lady haltered herself
she had natural tGlcnt--shc certainly
had natural taSie-ior match making
Indeed she had never known it lal be-
fore. She had married ofrthree nieces
in as many years, neither Of them half
so interesting as Eleanor, and she was
more vexed at her want of success IN
this instance than she chose TO avow.
/ The men were astounded, the women
amazed aud astounded. Both saw
through the designs of the aunt, and
half suspected the niece of paraking in
them, until her repeated relusals Of
rank, wealth and fashion convinced them
in spite of their spite to the contrary.
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NOTICE..

NOW. as my hand Is in, guess III touch
~ up the dclInquents little. would take
:, Ss a great favor, lf oil those persons who
are indebted to me, either by Note or Book
Account, Of over three months standing
would coll st the "Captain's Oiice and Set.
tie :" cos Wy, wants tt does. Nuh sed.
GEORGE B. KNOWLES.
Newport, April II, 1911.
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Court Of Probate. .Newpod, April 4, 1874

Court Of Probate. .Nswpori, April 4, 1874
A PpLicATIoN is made for an administrator
IA de bonis non to be appointed on the
estate of Sarah Morgan, late Of Newport,
widow, dec, and also for an administrator to
be appointed on the estate Of Alexander
Morgan, late Of Newport, wheewright, dec.
Tho same is received and the considera-
tsn thereof referred to Court of Probate
10 be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in May next, at 9
o'clock. q. M, and previous notice ordered to
be given by publishing a copy thereof three
times in the Herald of the Times, for all per-
sons interested to appear at said time and
place and be heard.
A true copy-witncss:
AIS b. B. HowLAND, Pro. CPk.
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AdIniAiStratOrs' A Notice.

NNlIE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Court of Probate Of the Town OF
Newport, administrators on the estate OF
their father Audey Clarke, late Of Newport
dec, hereby request all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment to
either Of them, and those having demands to
present them for settlement.
PELEG CLARKE, J
WM. A. CLARKE, .4dm'rs.
EDWARD CLARKE,
Newport, April 4th, 1874. IL.
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ART COnfOr,ned 10 Nature.

NIM. M. WEBSTER, Thomson1n Ply
w slciaD, has removed from Boston, Mass
to this place, where he viii practice mcdl.
ciue upon the THOMsoNIAN PRISCiPLE.
DR.. w. pledges himself to cure all curable
diseases without The use of either Mineral OF
Vegti1Jie Poison. The agents employed by
hm are purely vegetable and well calculated
to eradicate disease from the system, and i'm
part new vigor To The prostra,ed energies OF
the Invalid, who Is suffering from the applI.
cation Of Remedies which Mineral DIplo-
mized Tukers of the human constitution are
daily imposing on the crcdulous sufferer
lie speaks with confidence, from the fact that
he has witnessed, in almost Innumcrabe in
stances, the active, effeclual and health re-
storing power of his medicines, when the
agents OF mineral quackcry have entirely
failed.
DR.. WIS mode Of practice is acting on the
principles of Philosophy aud common sense
while he makes n direct aud eXtermlnallng
attack on dl,ease, the uitdL energies are pre-
served, strengthened and brought To co.ope-
rate with the medicines which ne admins
ters.
DIR. w. would be glad to see the relative
merits of the two systems tested by the IN
habltants OF Newport, for he is satisfied that
truth is great and must prevail.
DR.. w. will attend to all cases in and ont
of the village, where his services may be
desired
A general assortment OF Thomsonlan
Medicines are kept at the office, where oil
who wish may be supplied.
~ Office at Mrs. Wilcox's, corner OF
Spring and Mil streets, the former residence
Of Doct. Gardner.
Newport, April IL, lSI4.
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Newport Botanic EhOaIsO-
r,ian Depot,
No. SO, Thanes-Str
Opposite he Post Office.

ElR. FREDERICK a. MURPIlEY would
- respectfully inform the cliizrns of New.
port aud us vicinity, that 10 compliance win
the urgent solicitation oi his friends he has
established Medical Office at the above
place. where he nay ai all hsurs b. confJcn-
TALLY consulted upon all diseases Incldrnl Ia
the human family, pnrticuarl, iemale com
pnints, IN winch he has had such wonderful
sHccess, IL many vino haze been cured By
hm are ready To testify.
n B. Dr. VI. does not pretend his mPdi-
cines will raise The dead, bur from HE extensive
experience aud success which has followed
his practice, he does pretend and hosliaics
not 10 say, he can cure ali cases that are curca
bile (and many that are pronounced lncurdbl"
by Dlpl"matzrd Physicians where there -
vitality enough left to build upon. wiitom The
use Of Coiomi or any oih'r poison.
OF all the systems OF Medicine from the
native Indian TO the Dlpljmaliscd Paracrl.
sian, DR.. VI. follows the only one that can be
substanloized as based upon philosophical
and natural principles.
DR.. NJ. would take ,hs opportunity 10 re
turn his sincere thanks 10 hII Th0mSonlnn
friends for patronage received, aud hopes by
asslduousy attending to his calling I" merit
,lcIg consumed appreciation and patronage.
MS he stands ready TO attend TO oil calls Of
his profession.
Dr. NJ. has on hand a large assortmen, Of
his celebrated Medicines, which have met
with such HatcrIng reception by N" host of
enlightened ircnas ~ medical reform, both
10 the crude and compound state. -
Also, an assortment Of Botanical Works,
Gnong which are Thomson's Mn,rrIa Medlca,
Mattson's American Vegetable Practice.
Comforts Thomsonlan Practice, Sc, all Of
which he will sell =, the lowest prices.
Newpprt April 25 IS4@-:IuI.
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A method has been discovered, and known
"A only at this place, Of painting the exact
complexion and every variety Of color IN the
dress thus in addition to the unerrng hdel-
ty of the likeness, you have all the rich e!.
ects and high finish Of the most exquisite
painting.
These portraits having been awarded the
first premiums and highest honors by the
American and Franklin institutes respective.
ly at their last exhibitions, are thus officially
sustained III the positions Of superiority here
tofore universally assigned lhrm by the pub.
lie, ss the most beautiful Dagueneoiypes
ever produced.
o. Persons sitting for their Mpiaturcs
at this establishment are guaranteed per-
feet likeness, colored exactly TO nature, or
no charge. blkenesses taken every day
without regard to weather
Plumb's premium Apparatus & Rights,
Plstes, Cases, &c. at Wholesale aud retail.
Newport, Dec. u, lSi3
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n f w GOOD S.

lust received aud now opening at the
- subscribers store, l39, Thames street,
a large and extensive assortment OF new
style Spring GOODS, which are offered
for slle al prices which cannot iall TO satisfy
any reasonable person. No charge made
for showing goods # style aud price do not
suit. Please ca and see iur yourselves at
JOHN Ii. JOUNET'S.
Aprll IL.
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MGW
SPR|N G GOODS.
AP1119 aS44a
VIM. c. COzzens & Co.,
EEAVE now open and rcndy to show their
customers the largest and most select
variety of desirable articles that they have
ever had-embracng every style Of
| Spring and Summer Goods,
which they feel confident they can afford 10
offer and sell as low as can be purchased,
and on The most favorable and accommoda-
ting terms. Among their variety are
! Rich striped g. figured Brocade Silks;
Three colored Ombra Game leon do;
Bluck and blue. black Poul. sole;
Rich Wide Silks
Black aud blue black Alepines;
Mousselne de LANES;
In all their great rar,tty.
Scotch GInghams, Teams, Balzorlnes, &c;
AIpacca;
Rich style new Ribbons
Fancy Cravats
Rich Brocha, Cashmere, and every other
kind of SH3JPLS;
Fancy cloth table and piano covers;
Cotton and worsted table do;
Extra white furniture dlm'ty, | l.8 yd wide !;
Silk and cotton Vcstings;
Cassimeres, of all kinds
Broadcloths
Plain, plaid and figured Gambrcons;
Vevets, &c. for chdren's wear and many
otter suitable articles for the same pur-
pose.
Also, in our CARPET ROOM,
3ply and damask Venetian Carpets;
Superfne Ingram do;
Extra fine and common Ingram do;
Striped Venetian stair do;
DO. do. IS wide do;
very cheap for Floors Also just right width
and KINDS for pew carpets, 2s Cd yard
OIL Floor Cloths, all widths
Printed Bookings, wooen;
Cotton Bookings, yards wide;
Tuftcd hearth Rugs;
Brussels md Wilton hearth Rugs;
4 4 and 81 coorcd straw Maltings
4, Sd and white do;
Worsted Door Mats,
sc. sc. SC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02
Executors Notice.

Vl>IlE subscriber gives notice that he has
L been appointed Executor of the las,
will and testament Of Hannah Dyer, late o.
Middetown, single woman, dec, and has &C
cepted said trust and qualified himself &C
cordIngto law.-lIe requests al! persons hav
ing any demands against said estate to pre-
sent them for settlement and all persons in
debled to make immediate payment to
DANIEL CHASE, Attorney 10
EDWARD s. CHASE, Erecr.
Middletown, April "a, lS4i.