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VIM. DlNNEFORD.
WHO respectfully informs his friends and the public thar
w he has leased the aboy establishment and fitted
style Inferior w ID. will all times keep hard
the best description Of wines SC selected with
hat taste peculiar experienced wiae oibber His bed
rooms are fitted with due regard to meath and cleani
and in each department the prices will square with the
tinesnamey, 25 night for lodgings, dollar
and a half per week or five dol ars per month.
W. ID has also introduced the Southern plan Of providing
lunch from II I'LL o'clock that The comforts Of the
inward will be attended cold and shower bath free
to customers. Committee rooms, Club rooms, Sc. SC:
al Int
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vOlGTLAENDERS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APPARATUS.
4 ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in-
law, Mr. voightiasuder Vienna, enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
Largest size Apparatus, with three inch lenses FOR full size
Plates at Si45.
Meduis Apparatus with inch lenses for hafsze
plates, at SIC.
Small size Apparatus, with andahalf inch lenses, for
quarter size plates, at $50.
Gentlemen sending remitfances in accordance with the
above prices, depend the genuine Voig
Apparatus worthless article,
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical OF their importson well all
other articles connected with their sale the lowest
market prices. w. A. f. LANCEAHE
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring to the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists general that the above Apparatus and
other materials be the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier, Nc. 20i Broadway, New York,
iv3 imtrc LANGENTEiM DECKERS.
BlLLIARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
S0uTHERNERs Strangers aud Citizens invited to try
- Mahogany Beds with 6j Panels made by machinery
so much work could not be done by hand without three times
the usual price, Likewise Cushions that eleven
be by single blow. sale or play ing al BASSFOKDS
old standEnraaces joining the Museum Building Ann
and lag Fulton st.
Otis Field with number of these improved Tables invites
his friends call at the Cnited States Hotel Entrance through
the har-room or 1876 Water street. iva im*rrc
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DRAtTo AND MOVES COLLECTED.

DRAFTS AND NOTES COLLECTED.
II w. CLARK, DODGE CO., No. 60 Wall street, are
~. prepared collect Notes aud Drafts payable fol
lowing places on the most reasonable terms, VIZ
Boston Providence, Newport, Portland, Philadelphia, Har
Annapolis, Washngrca City Richmond, Norfolk Pc
1ersburg Wheeling, Raleigh Fayetteville
raw, Saw nnah, AuQuAa, Mobile New Orleans, Cincinnati
Columbus, Chcothe Indianapolis Louisville, L. xitgton
Nashville Memphis, St Louis and other chief towns
the United States.
New York. August 18th, 1916. all Intro
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STEAM ~
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
A<~A~ THE Great Western Steam Ship Compa
Zk1IY I'D ny,s steam am ships 1,rsrvpN ,-oo ,
Sk4z4&4s4 $50 horse, power, b. X. Matthews, Esq,
The GRE AT BRITAIN, $500 TONS 1000 horse power,
Lieutenant James Hosken, r. NJ Coramanderae intended
o run follows:-
GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool. From New York;
Saturday. 80. ;. October Ii. Thursday. Nov
GREAT BRITAIN
From Liverpool From New York.
Saturday July 26, 1876 Saturday. -. August 90
day. Sept. 81. Saturday. Oct. IS
Saturday. Nov. 90 Saturday. Dec 90
Fare per Great Western, so, and s. stewards Fees.
Fare per CIR, Britain from $50 SIP and IS Stewards
fee according the aud position OF the State Rooms
For freight passage, other information aLpyto
RICHARD IRWIN,
au7 2awfm*rc SO Front street.
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
~ ADVANCED SHEET IRON AND TIN, very su
" PARTICLE warranted Also Tin Plate, Shee
ron Russia Sheet Iron Sheet Copper Zinc Scotch aud Anne
PIG Iron, for sale bv CASS WARD,
mr. I'm Sec n Broad
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BURGH AND PECK SLIP
EERRV

sera11 M The Trustees of this Ferry believing that
there many of the citizens of New York
X---zSx-1Z-and vicinity that unacquained with the
facilities this Ferry affords pleasant with
good Ferry Boats this Ferry, which leave Peck
Slip every fifteen twenty through the day up
o'clock p M and then up o'clck even hour
half hour; after which boat leaves O'Clock and o'clock
The last boat leaving Williamsburg hslfpast o'clock r.
NJ.
SOn the evening of July M the boat will continue
run until 10 o'clock. jy2 Im*rc
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MARTELLE q HOLDERMANN,
NO. 81 MAIDEN LANE. N Y.

MARTELLE q HOLDERMANN,
NO. 81 MAIDEN LANE, N Y.
MANUFACTURES and Impo tiers of Ornamental Hair
NJ Work, Wigs Toupees, Bands Curls, Seams Bandeau
HAIR Danguys celebrated Cured Hair Is inches long
new style OF Everlasting Curs and all kinds Of Hair Work
wholesale and retail.
N. BThe trade supplied reasonable terms. 30
UsT PUBLlSiEp price thirty cents, the Fourth Edition
Translated from the Nineteenth French Edcn)
CONSTIPATION DESTROYED,
Or Exposition ola NATURAL, simple agreeable and ina
Die MEANS, not only Of OVERCOMING, but also of
petey destroying habtua Constipation without using either
purgstyes artificial whatever discovery
~ made IN France by NJ Waton) followed by
tho ties from eminent physicians and other Of disnc
ton.
sold at the National Depot Of Warton Of Paris No
Maiden Lane. au6 Imsrc
TO TAILORS
fINlIOSE who DIES attain knowledge of FASH
ionable Cutting; IN all its various branches would do
well to obtain Stinemets' Complete Work the sub
which be obtained Of the author ony No l3 Broad
way Price--f-om 81 to sIon Book. aud lmsr
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION,
FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING THE
COMPLEXION
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION will efectually re-
~ move from the skin all offensive botches pmple
burn aud eckles, which deact from beauty and fair
pexion This valuable Cosmetic has been for
many years aud considered Indispensable appendage
to the toilet Sold IN bottles at IS each 1888 Bowey
ner D. Spring stree. al2 lmsm
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LAURENT & BROTHER,


IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS,
AVE Just received by the latest Packets laTg.
Of entirely styles of Fancy Goods coGsistn,
of Cashmerede-cosse Muslin de LANES Aepacca SC Also
large assortment Of Broche and PrntedShaws &C.
No. William street IY29 lmtr
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LOOK AT THIS!i

ACARD-ADAM KLEIN Boot NJ ker, being burnt
M entirely 6 Beaver street b taken the basement
store III Broadway, Of Thames street where
~ he would be happy his and all wanting
as 2w+ec A. KLEIN. No Ill Broadway.
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
M ANY persons having been deferred from visiting this
Iva place IN consequence Of house being very full the
public is formed that have number Of good rooms
unoccupied LANDON s. GARDNER.
Shsron Springs, AnGust 18th 1915. ala 2wxr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
Important from Texas.

The u. S. steam fr':, ate Princeton az
rived at Annapolis on Thursday from
Galveston, whence she sailed on The s3d
Of June. We copy the following intel
ligence from tho Washington Union :
The news brought by the Princeton
is of the most interesting character
Both houses Of the Texan Congress have
unanimously consented to the terms oi
the joint resolution Of the United States.
The Senate had rejected the treaty with
Mexico by unanimous vote. Captain
Waggaman had arrived at Washington
Texas, TO select posts TO be occupied by
the United States troops, and to provide
for their subsistence. A resolution was
introduced into both houses Of Congress
requiring the Executive to surrender all
posts, navy yards, barracks, sc. tn the
proper authorizes of the United States
The joint resolutions were introduced in
to both houses Of Congress on the same
day, and were almost Identical in theil
tenor.
"The resolutions passed the Senate on
the 18th of June, and were sent to the
House the House laid them on the
table, and passed their own resolutions
unanimously, and sent them to The Sen
ate on the next day. In the meantime
considerable jealousy arose as to which
branch should claim the honor Of the pa
ternily Of The resolutions and il was
finally settled that the House should take
up the resolutions OF the Senate, and
amend them in the third section. The
House then passed them in their present
form, and sent them back to the Senate,
which body concurred in the amendment.
The President Is pledged to give full
and imme diae effect TO the will OF Con
gress, so far as depends upon himself" "
The "National Register" contains the
correspondence between Major Donel
son and the government Of Texas, from
March 81, l815, down TO June lth, ac-
companyng Presiden, jones' message tc
Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
SALE or PAINTINGS.

IL The sale Of Painting, which hns been
advertised for several days past, takes place to-
morrow, at 10 o'clock, at MASONIC HALL.
1t affords an opportunity which rarely occurs
for people 10 make choice selection of par lor
paintings, correctly and handsomely executed,
4 fine painting is one of the best ornaments
which can be placed in parlor, and they
have for a year or two past, IN the cities, SUI
pcrseded many other ornaments. There are
in this collection n largo number Of Landscapes
and sea pieces, from which almost every one
can select something to s''i, ihoir own fancies.
As the sale is positive, no doubt the paintings
may be obtained much cheaper than they could
be had any where at private sale. 1t is to be
hoped however, that tho artist who has gath.
cred the collection will ind a company whose
taste and Iiberaliy will afford him handsome
remuneration.
IL We are requested to state that the Hall
will DO lighted up rms IvESisc, until IO o.
clock, for the cont on nee o! those who cannot
attend during the day TO examine them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

To the candid reader, we expect tho III
hucDce Of sound and fair state mcnis will be
admissible. To every friend Of humanity,
any means Of abaling it's ills, will interest
his feelings to such wa cordially recon-
mend perusal OF Mr.. Brrckerhoh's udver-
tiseInent of his Health Restorative, Its re-
Harkablc cures seem almost as II we were
returning to tho ancien, times Of Miracles
Its power in subdulng Luug Complaints IL
certainly beyond the reach Of cavl.
The editor Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, often speaks in praise Of this
Restorative. The convincing testimony OF
so genuine an enemy to fraud and quackery,
needs no, our corrobora,ion to gre il weight
with our readers. The use of the Restoru.
tive will at once sweep away the deepest
founded prejndices or we will acknowledge
ourselves deceived, where there is no present
possibility Of such an admission,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

EURorE. Fifteen days oier.--The
Steam Ship Acadia, arrived at Boston
late on Wednesday nigh, of last week, in
l3 days and few hours from Liverpool.
She brings London papers to the 18Th
and Liverpool to tho 10Th ult
The intelligence she brings is not i'm
por,ant, nor possessed of mnch interest
to the good people on ihis side Of the
water.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is
said to be- brisk. But the cotton market
was considerably depressed.
Parliament had occupied several days
ia discussing the new measures in pro-
gress for the bcn.f' Of Ireland. Several
Of these bills had passed through both
Houses.
The Britannia reached Liverpool on
the 30lh uli, in abopi ! - days from
Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

CoNcERr.-The highly cclebratedOr'
phean Family, is now in this place, and
will give their second and last Concert
at the great Saloon ofthe Ocean House
Tomorrow evening. We were present
at The Concert last evening, and never
listened to sweeter sounds from human
voices. No one should lose the oppor-
iunity of hearing them to-morrow even.
ing. We fully accord with the editors
Of the Washington National Inielligen.
Ger, and with them edo not hesitate in
pronounciog them unequalled."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

The weather for some weeks, has been
unc ommonly cold for the season. 1t
was SO cold in Salem on Monday week,
says the Gasette, that flakes OF snow
were seen to fall.
On Tuesday, tho weather here was
as warm as the hottest weather we had
during the last season, the Thermometer
ranging from 80 to 88. Yesterday, the
thermometer stood u, little below summer
hent, from 70 to 70. with fine bracing
atmosphere from the N. w.
The weather was never more delight
ful for summer Visitors, and by an oc-
cusional visit to our principal Houses,
we perceive they are fast filling up
Quite number are already here, and
as yet, there are plenty Of first rate ac'
Communications for many more.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

CURE FOLLOWS CuRE!- Further ert-
dence Of The efficacy of TAomson's Com
pound Syrup Of Tar & Mood Nophtho,
n Consumption.
Mrs. II. 2. WARNER. now residing n, the
house of Michael e. Fisher, in Woodbury.,
N. j., was attacked Is months ago, with a
violent disease Of the lungs, pronounced by
her physician. Dr. w. H., of Philadelphis.
Congestion Of the Lungs. The pain in her
breast was violent, with difficulty Of rcspira.
ton, and total inability to ralsc the phlegm,
Ipreclrdng the possibility of rcposc, and rem
derng II necessary 10 remain propped NJ in
ned three months. Her voice was gone
Her physician deemed her case hopeless. and
she ceased to indulge the hope of r.covery.
Hearing of the numerous cures effected bv
rhomson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphlha, AS last resort she resolved
10 try 1t, and in very short time her hca l,h
l,n?rovcd-and to steady perseverance in tho
use Of this Invaluable remedy, she alone al.
tributes her complete restoration to health.
The above statement respecting my w,f;A
IS strictly true. and her recovery is attrlbUta-
blc solely 10 The use Of Thcmson's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naph,ha-cvery
other remedy having failed in her cnsc.
HENRY Il. WARNER.
.Ncy 10, 1915. Kingsrssiug.
This Invaluable Syrup is Ior sale n, las,
Thames street, by X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

CvsToM House APPOINTMENTS AND
REmovALs.--The following appointments
and removals have been made by the
Collector Of this por! -
Daniel Brown, Permanent h,psefoT,
rice Elisha Atkins, resigned.
Samuel Hunter, Occasional Inspector,
oice Caleb Tripp.
Josiah Otis Burdick, .Neasursr, riee
Richard Shaw.
james f Weeden, assistant Boaf,naa.
Dr.. o. G. Turner, Hospital Surgeon,
rice Dr.. T. c. Dunn.
Carr Harrington, Inspector, rice Da-
vid Pinnegar, and Pelcg Il. Bennett
Boatman, vice Clarke Brown, for East
Greenwich
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

he ground his teeth v!ih rase now
will ! havs ny revenge ("
Crawford arose, and hastily walked
the room (oS some minutes. Hs Mas
medta!ing, not upon saving the victim
from The brutality Of the ,aan be fore him,
bot how TO make The most of Il. iftver
. base and villainouj he ~. boat 10 the
breas, of mortal, il was in that of James
Crawford. At length he paused before
ths young man, his hands folded bthino
him, aud his brow knit like hnot oil SER
pen's.
And what GAIN may | expec, f'on'
this =
Kenland cast upon him look Of
nna.ierable contempt, and met hi. glance
with n wihering froan.
Your hlc, s,r, --is no, that enough :
he replied.
4 owe you but two thousand he
psIs-tej --'she may Do redeemed lor
more than that
FOOD fool = shouted the other, stamp
ing Violently upon The floor. Tho cord
for your gnllows-,ree il already spun -
the spade ready Cor your grave
iis seized his hat aud WIS daring
through the open door, but the hand q
Crau ford detained h.m
Stay said he in husky voice
'Nelauthe is yonrs-tbe debt must b'
cancelled,
The .i''al, paused on the lhresholt
mud smo,hered The curse lha, was trem
bling on biz lip. Lead on, said he II
n commanding tone, lead on 10 the vic
tim -
Crawford besilaird no longer, ant
tak,ug The candle from the iuble, they
Ieli tho room together
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

A severe case Of Asthma, Of ten months
standing, cured in one week by half u bottle
Of Folgcr's O.osaoulan or Al Healing Bal
sam.
Mr.. F. Laban. residing at so Pike street
was severely afflicted with Asthma, IN con
sequence Of having taken q severe cold il
the early part oi last winier. IL the early
pn,, og he night he could sleop iolsr,bly
well, but towards one o'clock III the morning
his Asthma became SD severe tdai ie was
obliged To get mp and sit for the reminder
of the nigh, leaning forward on chair. HIS
cough was most decreasing through The night
o0en amost sufoca,ing hun and uniting
hsn for business through the day. He had +,
during his sickness, tired almost every thing
without relief. lie never had a good nigb,'s
rcst IN ten months uniil be commenced taxi
ing the OlosaonIan or All Healing Balsam.
when he found immediate relief und before
"'ing half bottle Of It was perfectly well,
and row sleeps as quietly as he ever did in
his life.
! For sale by Il J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
SarsapCTil.a and Wild Cherry Bitlers.

The SarsaparIiIa and Wild Cherry Bltters
arc now acknow edged by all who have rave
ihcr trial 10 bc one Of the hest preparutinns
now IN use. As Family Medicine il IL in.
valuable, 1t is pleasant 10 the taste which
makes 1t an easy medicine 10 administer to
children, and is fast taking the place of those
nnuscatng remedies winch have been go
long IN use.
For Dyspepsia. Headache, lndiros,inr,
llnmnrs, Pam IN the bnck end side, ,hny
have been used with grcnt srccc-s Tho
following IL one among many testimonials OF
The efficacy ot lIs medicine IN possession Of
The proprietor.
Sandwich. Scp,.i, 1911.
Dar Sir This is io rnr,rv ,hntm daupi.
ter has been troubled with Dyspcpsll tort
number oi.yenrs, etrcud"d with nlmrs, con.
stan, headache ard other distressing symn.
toms "h'ch accompany this disease. She
vislicd Boston to nvall herself or the advice
of the justly cccbraled physicians Of ,hn,
city all to 20 purpose. By tho solicitation
of friend, was induced 10 purchase bo'.
lle ~ D-. Wood'- Satsaparilla md Wild Cher.
~ Bhtrrs. Before taking one bottle ,hc
was relieved of The hesGsche and after TAX.
ing two or 'h-or bottles the other sy,np,oms
"n'irrly di'nppcarct.
lcvts. y. y GIBBS.
Il J. TAYLOR. Agent
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Later from Mexico.

We have Havana papers to the 2Ist uIt and
Honduras tD the 9Th. The former contain
dates from the city Of Mexico TO May 3ls'.-
Under date Of the eth, the provisional Prcsl-
dent, Gen Jose Jonqun do Herrera, ISSUED a
notice that, on the LIST Of August, the Depart.
mental Assemblies would elect President OF
the Republic.
There was II slight shock Of an earthquake"
at Oajaca on the evening of May 23d.-JOur
l0T Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

We arc informed that the Meeting
House Of the First Baptist Church, he.
ing Io3 years old, is forthwith 10 be ta-
ken down TO give place for the cree
liou or n new one aud that religious
services will bc held IN tie old house
ucNl Sabbail, lot The llst ,iur.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
.eral0 Of the CiMes.
~ ID w - o 3 no
THURSDAY MORNING, July 10, 1915.

A special Town Meeting wac held at The
State House yesterday afternoon. to consid-
er the necessity Of building or hiring a suit.
able place for vngrants. Aler some con
versatIoD, the matter was left to The follow
ing committee, 10 report upon plan at some
future meeting, viz:-Davld & Cook, Samu,
el Brown, and BENZ. Marsh Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
For sale by II J. TAYLOR.

Phi Taking .Naie Easy.--We annunnco
with great pleasure the important fact thnt
medicine has just made 'ls Appearance which
though powerful purgh,lvc and an unrval-
led purifier OF the blood neither griprs nor
nauseales, and is administered IN the form OF
sugar plumb. We, Of cnursc, alude 10
Cllckcner's Sughr-coated Pulls, which We.
perceive, by our exchange papers, are every
where the rage, aud fast d'ving al! the old
fashioned, grlpng, md nauscalIug popunr
compound out OF the market.
Sold by II. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

A letter from Stockholm, dated 22d
May, states that the popular novelist,
FREDERIKA BREMEE, was to leave that
city on the lst August next, by the way
Of England, on visit ola year to this
country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

The Mayor Of New York has issued
a notice directing the police captain and
assistants to enforce rigid observance
Of the law prohibiting the opening Of
shops on Sunday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

WV. {. BELL, the publisher and travelling
agent OF Cassins NJ. Clays True American,
died Suddenly at the house Of MIR. Bass, in
schnyIkill Haven, near Pot,syiIle, Penn, on
the 1T INST. Ills body was conveyed to Piiia
delphia for nterment. o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

ARnivli ior SLAvER The brig Pnrpoiso
of Brunswick, Me, arrived NJ Boston ou alou.
day, u prize 10 the 4. =. sqnadron on the Dra.
iii station. Sho was brought from Rio Ianclr'
under charge of -alliug master, John IN Buer,
or the ffgnte Rnfilan, mid-hipmcn Charlie.
D,cr, and :. u. Quacksuhush, also coming
"ui u. officers cf the Porrnis". All the crew.
Of The porpoisr and ri the brig Kcu,urky
which vessel wns sold on Tho ouasi of Africa.
arc on Board the r. Tho former captain a.
The rorpoisc arrived NJ Boston some day sine,
IN Tie hark Mqnrlcr. L. ;. iIgntc Rariian
ru River n Plate ,snilpd frnm R,o Jancro ua,
32d i. : brig rainhtIdgo wr. ~ Rains, pnr
-luop 70; ud Boston ~ Tie Rnrf rf ria'c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

MuNIFIcENT DONATION. Samuel APP
ple,on, Esq, Of Boston, has given len
MouSGad dotiars to Dartmouth College,
10 establish proiessorshio Of Natural
Philosophy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

AT Market 500 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs working
Oxen, and 1900 Sheep. 40 Beef Cattle unso'd
PRicEs-Bcer Cail---Extra 80 rs fret
quality 80 second s. % third 90
S.
Working Oxon--No sales noticed
Shcep--iam5s from 80 TO 225 old sheep
from So TO = %
Swine--Nono at market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
VERA CRuz, June II, Isd;

Our latest dates from Mexico reach To the
9Th ats =. VI. On the same day the soldiers
on duty al The palace pronounced for Federnl.
ism aud took The President and some ot III.
Ministers prisoners but o,Let troops having
attacked and Gefealed them on The part of the
Government, order was soon restored. Some
twelve lives were lost and eighteen were
wounded Com. .idp