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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will 2iv.
70 ROBERT SLyEy, Captain Of News Boats
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
spoken on their passage list Of their CARGO and oreigs
newspapers they may have He will board them I'M.
msdately on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
hon of any kind will be thankfully received.
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DomestIc I,npo,,nrIons.

st MARKs-Brig Samson-l53 bales boxes tobacco
Hoibrook Nelson COL bx mdse 20 bales Town
send-42 do Waterman Arnold-48 Atwat'r Mulford-26
center Coll y A Wetmoe-44 Bryant u Maitland 7
Parmelee kilbum Rogers3O do Evans Carman-42
dale Wanock-2 c Loderer-l50 hides Spear Vandenhof
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MONEY MARKET,



The Stock Market was rather heavy today 80 far as
regards transactions but prices in any instances show
an advance from those yesterday-Norwich and
worcester improved per cent; Erie Railroad LII Ohio
os' t; Motifs Canal i Harlem, 4; Canton, 4; United
states Bank ii Reading Railroad, It; Illinois fell of
ana Indiana /, while sonington Farmers Loan vicks-
burg and Long Island closed at yesterdays, prices.
Money is very abundant in Wall street, and any
amount can be obtained good security six per
Loans on bond and mortgage are preferred but loans
good stocks at fair margin, be obtained at very
short notice. The abundance of money seeking invest
ment must insure speculation, and any speculative
ctement must conne itself to stocks there is at pre-
sent no chance of monopolizng the supplies Of cotton
no any speculation in real estate and pro-
liability Of there being any movement Of this nature
any Of our staple productions We, therefore, see no
prospect Of there being any speculation anything
shocks which come into existence and 70 out without
afeotngn the slightest degree the real prosperity the
country.
There have recently large sales of real estate-pro
ductve and unproductive properyin and in the vicinity
of this city Early in the nearly every lot Of
fered brought very good and satisfactory prices but
within few weeks, prices have been steadily but gradu
ally declining until the market value of real estate at
this moment rules full ten per below that current six
weeks ago. The only way we can account for
this depreciation the absence Of all speculative feeling
The quantity of real estate lately brought under the
may have had influence in reducing prices Not
wthstandng this decline in the value Of real estate
are daily advancing. In many instances advances of
from fifty to hundred per cent have already
made.
In consequence of the advancing rents and scarcity
stores in sections Of the city peculiarly adapted par
cular branches of business the obbsrs have many
stances rented rooms in the second story. fw years
SINCE the obbers of this city would have laughed ct the
idea Of going up stairs to do jobbing business In Bos-
ton has always been the CUSTOM and in that city the
largest obbers occupy the second story Of the building
obbers Of this city would follow the example Of the
Bcstonans in this thing, should find the Of
stores in the business part the city very much reduced
We annex table showing the number of arrivals and
clearances Of this port for the week ending the l4th in
slant -
COMMERCE THE PoRT OF New YOUNGSTOWN WEEK
ENDING 18th FEBRuARY, 1915
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
WILL BE SOLD Public Vsndue on Wednesday the 26th
" day Of February next at II o'clock A. NJ, the late res
idence OF Henry Car deceased the Real Estate which
dss pSs;s'ssd ua in the town Of Huntingdon and county
Land which Dwelling Houses good Barn and Out
BuidIgs good Well Of Water near the door, large
pond OF water WHICH has failing spring. the
large Apple Orchards and Of choice fruit the
Land adjoining the leading from Dishil. to Sweet Hoi
low contaeng by estimation 40 ALSO another #
near the Hahollow Hills containing by estimation 81
aso another piece 81 Sprou and Timber Land lying Of
from said Valentines to Sweet HolOw containing five
= =
The above will be sold altogether pieces purcha
ses Any rerson desrous Of viewing the cal!
Jacob CARL, on the premises, Gilbert Car Dxhls-
Any other be given by Conklin Car Brook
CONKLIN CARL, Administrators for them
GILBERT CARLL, selves and the other Heirs.
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The syracuse and Utica Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend Of 50 SO per share. New York stock
holders to receive ment at the American Exchange
Bank on the 18th inst.
Edmund Dwight Of Boston; Abraham H. Rowland Of
New Bedford Robert Campbell of Pttsfed, and James
RUSSELL Of West Cambridge have been elected directors
of the Western Railroad on the part of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts,.
In conformity with the 18th section Of the act to set
tie the ars Of thesae Bank of Alabama and branches
the plates Of the several branches have been destroyed
The plates of the State Bank lin this city, but will be
sent to the seat of Government in Alabama to be de-
stroyed
The packet ships Zurich from Havre, and Montezuma
from Liverpool have board large and valuable
of dry goods, &c. The Montezuma has her freight list
large lots of heavy goods such SALT coal and iron
which unusual for packet leaving Liverpool early
in the The Zurich, from Havre has full cargo
oforcgn manufactures ewned bysnd consigned great
number OF houses the lots to each being small only vary
ing from to three and five packages The importa
tons into this port from France Lost year. very large
compared with those for the year previous far this
the imports from Havre have been large and the
cargo OF the Zurich will swell the amount very much
We annex official statement showing the quantity and
value Of Of the principal manufactures exported
from France to the port Of New York. for several
past.
QgAsriry, or MAyuTAcrgREs OF SILK VALUE OF
WHY'S, WATCHES AND CLoCKs, EXPORTED FROM HAvRE
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.3

NAVY AGENTS OFFICER
THE FOLLOWING ARTlCL rs will be sold &C Public
=, Auction, at the u =. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, L. L. on
Monday 7h inst IL o'clock NJ under the direction n
the subscriber, viz - ~ ~ "
Dbl Pork, Tin Pan
and ~ 2i0dths bbis Beef 10 boxes Pepper
i8sI l9odhs bbls Flour, 10 pair Scissors
IUo3 IDS Rice, Mess Pan,
254 lbs Raisirs 8, lbs Tobacco
1921 lbs Bread Horse
8lh lbs Tea, pair White Flannel Drawers
boxes Backing, i3 pair Yarn Socks
10 Jack Knives, pair Yarn SIockinps
10 boxes Mustard, White Linen FrocE
sVo sewing Needles, pair White Linen Trowsers,
ips conre, Blue Cloth Jackets,
" lbs COCOA, White Flannel Shirts
81 lbs Cheese / Black SILK HandLerchI.r
dds Indian Meal Spoon,
~ bush. Beans, 3s5 Thimbles
lbs Butter,
Terms Cash.
FEC 10 II No ga Conrtisndt.,
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvAsAnShip Cristoval Colon-E Burckle F Giyery, c
Rosa. A FIack. '''
CHARLES roN-Barque Edward-Mrs Mann, Mrs Benedict
Capt Clark Msssrs Mann Velcher, Barnes, Campbell.
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:, I to the oera may secure their BY
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
MIR kNEAss AND L TEoH5E FOR ONE WEEK
of i befs s and @
e'qos oDs'a' A1' TRGNia srs' GGk e.
H whish will be Introduced the principal airs from the
S. M Of 3
The WIk Rt9GSf1 AN1' GEL opera OF the
BY the whole Troupe,
synihs Sue siSnor ina Lu:eieachis PoOrxo goose
s%bs JUN sisno'a snf syy o T! RaT:S
f R,s pse f..s Sig E.2SGs :sss
ss Rssi &. s: @ h Dss G
Smiling 6S full S fake
and Parqussse Second tier IS cents. Private
Bon an ss T.
SIGNORA ROSlNA PICO
= P''issi the Opera
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
A THH fSsrsS$yRu 1885,
sgnora Pico will be assisted by the following eminent
sa IN sSSaSseySL
to be had at the principal ot Music Stores and
e aSsn will Be opened =. o'clock and peOrmS9ss,
ITALIAN MUSIC AND CONCERTS.
MADAME NOuLT
sEcoSb c esSs !hs sf"f IN :? new yws hi YORK
At the end Of this month. Particulars hereafter.
UMADAME ARNoULT beg. leave a, the same time
S.a aa and s S.S gns
81 NJ sfy from II to
MENDELssOHN'S LOBGEsANG.
MI GEOR6E LODER, respectfully informs the subscr
$SsS $Ss
s SA s i EdHHH {EafSESSRs
THE HYMN sHH Of ! PRAISE.
Solo parts by MRS N 4 HopEF s,ss WATSON and SIG
MISCELLANEOUS sELEC TON:
mp s%sf + viii a by
M '' FULL c III E. AND hot oh Giif
For this splendid composition in MS Mr. Loder is indebted
ems fy T$s Si
sSa: % a Ss E.SS Msi Sss Ticket.
eommsass !. o'clock precisely. Full Programme in
A GWE ih l. . VOCAL 8 INsTKTMENTALGo NGEKT5,
March o. s a the m h on Saturday the 81, Of
YORK Particulars IN future advertisements 7 3weod*ce
THE FOURTH ANNUAL SOTREE OF THE
FRANKLIN BLUES,
WILL take place At Nisle's Saloon, on MONDAY Even
spared by the Committee render this the brilliant fee
Of the Cent? tickets of Of the
Members Of the Corys, the following Committee -
Captain Smith Military Hall, Bowery.
Lieutenant Bruslie, 1862 Water street
Ensign Staff No. q Ann street.
sergt I: chatham, No, 2Franklin Square,
MIR. J. Il. Mills, 1873 Cherry street
MI D. Merritt, corner of Spring and Thompson
Mr. w Mapes, Of 2lst and 9th Avenue and
at Niblos Salocn fl5 3tsje
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THISTLE RAIL-

THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT
pss
sasrs ls for s.
e. he seIy Sss m
first Those visit The abodes penury
eiop.Iy distributing small Of especially during
I are hsv 70 s
mental in aeyians without Distinction Of country creed
&c tbs Ball VIII se al its 'ss
he % to n
sion The Committee have heir best "a the ar
Bal Opened BY the Highland Bag pe and Ma.
well during The inte' mission Of Dancing.
Sn T
sn Sy Be ss be
Of JAMES r. Esd q MRsHsss Hudson s stree. President
WIN. RICHARDSON. corner Of Perry and Greenwich, v.
qSsf'isS ;'t street. treasurer
d ls'n ss' . ssr I az street.
JAMES EsPIE, alst street and ist Avenue
IA lw A. CAMERON. Secretary. q. Hudson st.
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF THE FUNDS
AEBREyy BEN& & 1sEiEN SOCIETY,
THE CITY Of NEW YORK, will IKE place az Nblo'
Tickets Rree Dosrs admitting gentleman and two ladies.
ma 3 had Of either Of 5 IS SSsSafiFFlFEsaa
O Is, G 20 ssS%Sssy
NJ. John Lew. No 81 Chatham A. and = MONROE 4
NJ + J y Simmons, iss ,sad ,Ise
MI ts LoSEL MFRS III s. s ss.sS.
.ss'''' ''I r 81
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AUCTION SALES.

.a A. Z. FUTILE, Auctione.r
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Plated Ware Fancy
~ Articles &cJacob Plat will ,e this day az To- loci
by togue cash. 100 Gold and Silver Watches abon 200
extra heavy sterling silver Pencil Cases ii ound patent war
raned. i"'' val
Also. Gold Pencil Cases plated Cake Baskets
nc Sc Catalogues at the auction room. -
~ B-The sale ofthe Watches will at II O'Clock
rs tire "'
on PAINTINGS AT AUCTION-A. LEVY will sell
tn evening at o'clock at Isl Broadway pleasing col
iecon oil vi fdinngs ancient ard moderu Also few
gaviogs 70 close an invoice And Tuesday the Florida
ran collected by Alexander Gordon botanical collector
NE S2ufens gardens. Catalogues ready. f5ftsrc
uCTiON MOTTO E-Furnture and Sheriff Sale this day
AZ W. o'clock at No II Spruce street, comprising variety
OF secondhand furniture, ent Cabinet
ysahoe rsnns superior Bar.met. two Broad
ding Mattresses Bedeads and paror Furniture and
keeping &c. rails Fl III
f3 itsm Anc,;onssr
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| COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
THE Public and Friends Of Mr. E. H. Conway respect.
fully informed that Complimentary Ball win be given
him. by his pupils at the Shakespeare Hotel Tuesday
| ming, 18th February 1gl5.
/ pupils fe7 stood zee
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w K LCH'S RATIONAL CIRCUS,
PARK THEATRE.

AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
This Afternoon thu will be beautiful interesting
Spectacle Festival for the Youtt full Visitors. by the
Equestrian COMPANY. COMPRISING the
Superior IaenI Of
Messrs j. j. Natbans &. J: Rogers, MFarland f. Woods
I. v. Turner the Brothers Kincade. McColum Sc &C. &c
Messrs. Wells and j. May Grotesques
THE EVENING PERFORMANCE
Will consist of superb series Of Equestrian Scenes Sc Sc
-, BY the above favorits Equesrans
In addition 10 which binary Unien of Talent will
represented National Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle with
beautiful Scenes, Costumes Artey Bridges immense Runs
MAD ANTONY WAYNE
M, n Wow AND HIS
BOLD HORSE DEV1LDARE.
Whose Tremendous Slides Leaps and Bounds Roaring
WATERFALLS and the Appalling Feat Of Dashing Down
Terrific and Perpendicular Rock into a Fort
manned by the British, will be faithful
ly enacted, together with the
final struggle. resulting in
THE TRIUMPH OF LIB RTY.
The Characters sustained by Treble Company
Of the highest reputation which be certified by perusa
hand-bills.
Prices of Admission.
= DoAes %
First Tier Of Boxes aud Parquete. SO
eCVhu ler Oh Doxes 70 cents.
.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
It A LA " ORCHE IRA.
On Saturday Evening, 18th OF February ,1s45.
The following Artists have kindly given their services this
MADAME AhMNfR Mss i DE Lu HGkkDAME OTTO
Her Ar Mrs sgpsSstosPRs TH il pIHn!ic and
SIGNS ANTo Ana sN X6ALp pE bEAss ANeuRco
MEssEs BLEy oSSfRaosssNvELDr KYLE
ing For n S f9v % M bs
Ill.,, $:;!:;::.
PUFF G%s't; hEsHE Sc Il TArErr
Mr. Tmm and MI F ksHPF p XII preside at '' Piano
Grand Oysr!ue-Full Orchestra, 'semiramde,n Rossin
pf Gsm.pnpsa e pu oz.
Cavatna11M,adame Amoult, "ln questo sempce," .
Solo ciarins,. MIR con yaiiaaon D0n'1e
a9. o. 5a dolce a alma MAJ Ro'sn
Grand oysr,ars William Rssa Tell with SIX vooa
'e' o'"S''' sEC0Nb FART. ''''''''s no'''n
Grand Duetto-Madane Otto and Signor De Begins,
from the GGera Of I Eanatico per la Musica Foravan
I'm imomen.o melanconco. composed and sung by
Fansssa Violin. Composed and executed by Monsieur
Chaason- Madame Arnouit, 'ouvien nous H.eu.
sonsMss B. Luce fhs %atderer with Flute A0''h'
FinaleMGrs D H overtsre.ra Cara Ros.n
Piano Forte from the celebrated Factey of James
Second Tier, 50 cents-Private Boxes, $40.
Doors oIsn at s. the Concert will precisely N
Saturday, from to o'clock.
The suS.cIbsrs to the oera their by
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New ORLEANS BANKS.

Sis,53iss9 926873 l2.57s,3H l22lo,769
The leading features Of these banks compare as fol
lows:-
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Try 18th, 1845.
CHARLES Il. A. SCHIRMER,

John Christian Stencke and Charles f. A. Shirmer embrace
tins opportunity 10 their eads aud the public they
unter the newly formed firm Of Stenicke Schrmer as the
aforesaid establishment will senuousy continue in their en-
the aud gain the
will favor them with their custom. flo lw~rc
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NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,

u THE ST DAvID's SOCIETY will hold their Annua
Festival at Nibo ON Tuesday March 4h Dinner TO be o,
the Table at o'clock Tickets had Of the Stewards
ja20rc d. G. COLDEN President
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by wrcke and proceeded voyage giving them sal
yaEs the amount Of goods Necessary to be out Of her
ghen her OIL the reef consisting schooneIs load Of dr.
goods The ship from New York bound 10 New Orleans
came not ascertained.
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NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

'INliE subscriber respectfully invites the al
tention OF his customers and the public
generally to his Spring Stock Of New Goods.
Among his stock may be found the follow
ing:
Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Dates Prunes,
Locome, Malaga and Sultana Ralsins, ciron
currants, preserved ginger, Havana sweet
meats, Guava Jelly, Damson plum jolly, pre-
served pineapple, ctron, peach and cherries,
Jujube Paste. almonds, fberts, cream nuts;
Pecan nuts, English walnuts, Southern and
A frican peanuts sweet oil in bottles to-
mato catsup, capcrs, anchoves, sardnes ;
picked lines, assorted pickles. peppersauce,
lemon, sarsaparlla, raspberry, strawberry,
pineapple, ginger and ogreat syrups Con.
gress water, extract lemon, fancy soaps, ca.
nary and heap seed, horscradlsh sauce ; SEQ
farlctta and German smoking tobacco ;
American gentlemen and Scotch snuff fan
cy pipes, AndersonS Honey Dew Tobacco
bottled wine, cordials, London Porter, ale.
cider and Soda Water
Also, $4,000 imported havana and Prin
cipe Segars, of the choicest brands.
The above stock has been carefully select.
ed in New-York, and pledge myself 1t shall
not be excelled in variety or cheapness.
May !. PHILIP RIDER
o.. Thames
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to belt which may be buckled round the
person 10 half minute. Another form
is made to be taken in each hand, and
there retained so long as you are in the
water or this may be shifted from the
hands and buckled around the body
while in the water. The whole appara-
tus is very simple and cheap, and we-
suppose boat may be furnished with
five hundred sets for ST. ,QQO--hardly the
cost OF the useless ornament of many o
boat. These Protectors require no inf1a-
ton "a difficult process when surrounded
by flames or sinking in forty feet Of blue
water, to say nothing Of the chance that
you may be the least grain hurried, or
that your Life-Preserver wonf initiate at
ALL They nigh: be hung along the
sides Of a steamboats, main deck, or Just
kept in three small repositories at each
end and in the middle Of The boat. Even
if thrown opsrbOard in sufficient pumbers,
they would save the lives Of most OF those
struggling around the sinking wreck.
We do not give our opinion that this is
the best thing ever Invented, because we
are not familiar with every thing that has
been done but those who must know
have said so. We only urge that some
thing effectual be done in the premises,
and that right speedily.
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TnAss,T or MrEcURy.-On Thursday, the
9th Of May, there will be transit of the plan
ei Mercury over the suns disc. which, if the
wa other be favorable, will be yisible through.
out North America. The sight Of this Phe-
nomenon will be new to the majority Of the
present generation--tbe last two, in May 1882,
and il November, 1885, being rendered in.
visible by clouds. 1t can only occur with
the interior planets-of which I3 are Of Mer.
curry, and 2 Of Venus, the present century
The planet will touch the eastern limb Of the
sun at half past 4 o'clock a. m, and pass OF
at 6 p. IN. The next transit Of Mercury will
occur Nov 0, l54S, and will he visible in this
country. The last transit Of Venus took place
June Sd, 1869, and will not again oeear until
December, 1874,
ECLIPSE OF THE SUs.--An annular eclipse
Of the sun, partially visible, will occur on
Tuesday morning May 9th. The eclipse will
be central or annular only in the arctic circle.
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BRisroL, X. l., March 6, 1916.

Dear Sir The General Assembly, at
their last session, made All appropriation for
The education oi the Deaf and Dumb, and
Blind of this State, and appointed me Com.
missioner to distribute the same. To enable
me to do so in proper manner, am deslr
Gus that you should inform me, as soon as
you conveniently can, the number of persons
10 your town, deaf and dumb, ard also the
number of blind, their age, sex, where born,
pecunlary means, degree of Intelligence, and
any other information you may think prope T
70 give me concerning them, that ! may be
enabled to make a judlcions selection to be
benefited by the States bounty,
Yours, &c BYRON OMAN.
To the Town Clerk, Newport.
Persons IN this town, interested in the
above, are requested to furnish the under
signed with the information desired. as soon
as noy be. BENZ. b. ROWLAND,
Mayf Town Clerk.
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COaMnhis ssiOMers' and AdMiv
nistratOr's Notice.

VNHE subscribers having been duly op-
pointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate
of the town Of Newpor,, Commissioners to
receive and examine claims against the estate
of Lieut.. George Winm Robbins, late Of
said Newport, dec.,hereby give notice that six
months from the date hereof is allowed by
said Court TO the creditors OF said estate to
bring in and prove their claims the cred-
tors are requested TO present their claims at
the office of VIM. Gipin, Esq, where the said
commissioners will meet to have their final
settlement on the twcnty-htth day of Sept &,
1916, at o o'clock n. IN, on all such claims as
are presented and allowed.
ROBERT b. CRANsToN,
WIN. s. Nichols, CcmmrsTs.
WILLIAM GILPIN,
Newport, May 5, lS45.
The subscriber having been appointed nd.
mnistrator on SAID estate, and having gwen
bond as the law directs. hereby requests oil
persons indebted to sold estate, to make pay.
ment 10 him.
G. f.. ROBBINS. .idmr.
Newport, May 5, 1915.
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Tho China Tea Go, caution tho public
ap,r,,,t \ nciE hborng Gt"rrri store, whcl
hp. odonted q similar name IA ih. establish
m,nj Thr Company can have "o ohI"'u"'
tn all hnnorahl' compeuiiou, but when "u IN
dnrGuIl appropriate, thcir name ioi the Pnf
rn,r of a,nihug himsclf ni lie hsnehi al thet
r,trnsi,r dd,crtlsiug, mud M" repu'olIon they
ha,, required Inr selling sp"d tea At res
sonnhle price, they deem II necessary to cal
the attention orrhe public to the description
aud to state thai
The nermne Chlua Tea Company. Siore
.. No 10, South MnIn-st, Providence,
aud i9e, Nashlrglon.s, Boston.
May, 1T ls45 I'm.
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lust received by WIN s VOSE, Q fresh
- supply Of Doci BRANDRErn's Pulls,
the only authorised agent for this town, and
for sale at the Office over MIR. Corban's shoe
store, aud at the Touro street Cottage on
the Hill.
Newport, May 6, 1915.
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MEMORANDA.

Adv. nj n Orleans. Goth ship ST. Lawrence, Chnee,
for Liverpool. wanting 300 bales,
shin Mnrinnna Philips, cid At New fork 2l't for
A Appnlnchicnla. 49,, g., -
scLr Direct, Briggs, arr a, Baltimore 2i'h from n
York al,
schr Export, svasey, was at Savannah 26'h Mt. Tor
Phiind.
Whale brig HELEN, Peabody. ui ihs port, was seth
NJ anrhnr ri the Island u AnnhonnA Feb eth, by fhe
brir splendid Sp"oncr ar Mt Providence on the ~ IN
=. w. Coast ~ Aircn.
schf Nuginisn, N,ktrson au at NoilolA Goth im THIS
puit.
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ID 4 A r II S.

In this town, Thursday evening last, Sarah Pond
only child Of Mr.. John Corbsn, aged II months. =
In Providence, on Saturday last, Capt Eben Sim
mons, aged 76 years.
In Pelham Mass March 27tb, OF consump pon, Abigail,
wife OF Geo D. Pmsn aged 81 years. formerly OF South
Kingston, Il. l.
In New .York, on Friday last Mr.. Charles Gorton,
aged Al years OF the firm OF Gorton Hodges Coand
formerly Of this town.
Al Inlet Grove Illinois the 18th ult, Mary Elizabeth,
eldest daughter OF Thomas w, aud Ruth Brown, for
morly OF this town, aged years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-06
M A r r | A G. e s.

In Fair Haven, tho eth ult by the Rev MIR. Win
chester, Mr. John r. Esleek TO Miss Ruth Ann Perry,
both Of this place
In stonnglon on Sunday lastby the Rev. j. r. Stone,
Mr.. Joseph r. Aysworth Of this town, To Miss Ann
Elizabeth Wheeler, Of the former place.
Ia Knoxville, 9th March, Mr.. Frederick Pulse, ssed
lO2, To Miss Dorcas Mqnnon eyed "a, oil OF Jefferson
county, Tenn.