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DANIEL ADEE.

MO lO7 FULTON STREET. NETWORK, will this day
4 ' publish No Of THE TREASURY or HISTORY,
comprising general Introductory Outline of Universal He
tory Ancient and Modern, and Series Of Separate H-io
mes of every principal nation that exists their Rise Pro
yress and Present Condition, Nc SC. BY SAMUEL N,u>
DER-agfhor ofte Treasury Of knowledge" Blograpn
cal Treasury" Literary aud Scentnc Treasury" &c. THE
HISTORY or AMERICA. edited by Joss lSN,S.
The above valuable work VIII bee completed IN Rhon
Twelve numbers octave, printed on tine paper win clear
tyne and Nii. be sold al p cents per number.
The rs i've numbers have already been issued and te
following will be- published regularly on the hfst Of
aarh mnnfh mnIli cnnn-elef. MI
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0russes.
HULL,S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RuPTURED PERsONs.-Pessons -
hctsd with Ruplures rely upon the best ns'runeu
al ad the world Affords app cation tho office, No
Nesey.ree the Agents IN the Principal Towns In is
United sal- BE- careful IA the back ped of Hufe
Trus,.- to n they endorsed BY Dr. HUI IN wnuag
None genuine, be relied upon god without h!s
signature 80 49,
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of uPs
crerad r1sss and thousands imposed upon In con-
sequence These limitations caDn0 be re,s upon hsy are
sde BY unsl mechanics, and are no better Than s ofds'
bary rnisses.
Rooms been fitted up AT No Vesey strsef, sSclu.
syey ladies', having scpaa' en'rzncs rom us bus-
ness department. where female constant attendance 70
,..It up,p patients nln
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THOMPSON, rRUssEs, Odcs u

@xc THOMPsON's TRUssEs, Once -
ekmsn-stfe.t About 300 OF us physicians
Nx-u1and surgeOss of Ne~-York have gwen their
decided preference to tlls Truss, Ne you can
r.Iaie the pressure FROM hty pound. the rup
'ur-, without back pad winch do~s much injury 10 ne
pine nal being the best teri OF lts superiority
applied and days trial given and i does not retain The
nipuire while performing every Nnj OF exercise cough
ng and give perfect eas.iis money cbeerully return.
ID permanet cure il easily effected, and wsrsnrd
directions followed.
Those sending for his Truss need only mention he side
ppted and the round The hips they can gradu-
a,s 10 suit their case. ts5 sod1
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ANINQI Try Ino the views. principles, services. and
~ Influences oi he Leading Men IN The orginaion of our
Union and n The formation and early administration OF th
present Government, by Tnades Alien. The hr-t number
of , work. which begins I'M account of The hrs move
inens OF the Continental Congress and ends AZ m. tme
when General Washington s Philadelphia m pursuance Of
bic 1ppo nmcni as commander n-chiei OF the American
Army ia june no la, just been ssned aud for sale b,
JANSEN 4 BELL,
Agents for the Work In Nev-Yors,
iel7 l53 Nassau street
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PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,

THE SUBSCRIBERS are nov finishing an rrurely new
.-,ca 81 4, rrl,-us htcn warranted superior n
one o .ny In 1se and Seep n tune much onger The In
ryn,.-ni eros,sts 10 Harp Frame, peculiar Ia consrac
- re,.e gsses "a urn. te Professor ard pgr
ci.--r. are Invited EXAMINATION % oes~ iLsirlnena
GLENN ROGERS co.
WV i5l FlltDu-st eSSt si0- BrDatway.
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BOOK-BINDERY.

BOOK BINDERY.
I'VE OLD ESTABLISHED JOE bOOk-BlNDERf
ve d. special attention fu al descriptions Of JOB BOON
BINDING and invites l. nrarars and al persons having
car-e of BOOK Institutions, AMI eit having Lultfe-i
fo M and inspect H. unique and substantial styles o booa
binding anu Deg- 10 % te hf-s Booksellers and Libra
ran- In H. c.lf.
ordur,iv Of workmanship with every eiy oi ssfe
AMI .-fv r.lrabe CHARGE. ils extensive e.fa-ifn
.farl. i,.-i,..i EDWARD WALhElL
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
r WALKER. hola-e. er and fdt.'-rr ~ li street
AWAY. an isrf a good assortment pi ~rhoo. Boos- sian
iari Work. o Amer can and Eng -h lun- " -c- aneoi-
i.ook- and stationary oi every snl al -rt reduced prcrs
t,,r c,.f CU-.-,fry Tea lr-- -lpp.ef. jay
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~. NCVRIrRCU SIMMER KETREAT, &Th

sy, NEWBURGH SUMMER RETREAT Ths
s subscriber respectfully Dounces Ia the pubic W. ~
sui continues 10 keep Tie above named GUARDING
ESTABLISHMENT tor the reception II those who may
wish enjoy the Of cool and healthy atmosphere
The House i LARGE and tOMMODlOJs, aud Pleasantly
situated Academy Hill within nVe minutes walk VI lbe
steamboat landing Tie prospect Of the richest on the
hudson, afOring unohsruced view o Newhurgh bey,
view of West Point. the Highlands, Mountains,
scenery families can DO accom- NODE
with BOARD by the day weea at reasonable proc
NewDurgh May i8th imy1 2mispl h. T. DODGE
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10 Water ture.-ur STEW gives advice on ne new
Sv.em % B.rcarsfrcrt euirancr a. present 90 Pa
rrn- with Chrome Diseases treated a. New Lebanon
sprn-s Columbia Co y T. situated - miles T.. oi Albany
md miles W OF F.r-ted. Mass Dr. = VIII spend pof-
lln- pi f.t summer season u ms place.
TIE WaicrC urr Journal and Tetcher Of Health. Joe
she's. ". D. EDITOR Campbell WMmarsh, Publishes
-ir be- obtained of VIM A. Graham, Trbune bu.inE. l6o
Sas-alsrrri Nci0 orb City subscribers Will hereafter
receive lef numbers 30 this psce. Terms u per volume
~ % rprnA.ra fr afva~c. mgsi
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rRrRTvr -BINDrRY

NO 7SPKU CF-STREET Third story. l-GAYLORD
y ALEXANDER, are prepared 10 execute Binding for
gno..e. ere. Public Libraries. and private individuals
R-Parici'ar sfienron paid tn rr-1iniilg Old Books,
Periodicals. Muse &C. % good siy and NJ reasonable rates.
Person. visiting ae Cry have i-r DooAs Rebound O.
short notice. VIII
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GAssNER Il YOUNG
FIRE woRKs-rIRE WORKS.

vVrHF SUBSCRIBERS have opened large Ssor
mrni a Fire WORKS. which they sri ar e,rsp ns 81
O.ner VENEER ne city. W. = n nAci.aon'
No Chambers 81 corner VI Clsn Am q
N ~ ~. - * ~7 I'm
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ASK THE SUFFERER

I'ROM ASTHMA bat rs rr.levei Inn IN such short
L time from bal. difficulty Of breathing. Cough and SuhOcs
ron' tie viii tell you it was FoLCES's OLosAoNtAN Or
A-Heains ia sam" Asa the Con-umpve what mas alay
81 DIS Cnlgh removed the pam IN us de and Chest cecAe
yt sseas and placed tie of heaihupOn hs cheek
,nd hi, Wi tell you EOLGERS OLOsAONIAN or ALL
HEALING BALsAN.
Ak your friends II they know Of anyhin iini viii 80
neei cure a long and tedious COatn lsng Of Blood.
bronchitis. Dysprruc IolsuWnuol usenes-, Influenza
and I-es-e- Offi- Throat. Oosarn man AMI they
tel youNo. There nevo, yet has been remedy intro
auc 10 public notice Which has been productive 90 20 much
good IN 50 short space Of time. Read Tie following
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PERIFOCAL sPECTAcLEs.

THESE LENSES, pronounced superior 10 all others In
by Drs Lardner Paterson and numerous o,is-r .c
enthc gentlemen American invention and mannialnr
ei only ~ The and extensive OPTICAL WORKS
North Oxford Mass. Numerous testimonials Of their
can be shown but a. seeing believing" tbs p,.c are 10
vp,t 10 and Judge FOR themselves. They may be
found the wholesale sad retail Agency, No ~ Broadway
sn5 also 1T T. J. CROW Ems Book Store oij Broadway
Difficult css.s OF deficient vision solicited
nhn Il y z BRIGHAM.
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LIRE.WORhs.-WHOL AND RETAIL
United States Lsborafory.--The subscribers have
ana aad for stock If br'rfi FtTe Worth
comprising very general assortment vi cb for beauty
appearance and real Utility vii exceed any offered b.
hem 10 - years; and sold by weight Will De found, b.
perhaps 81 per the cheapest Ia lle city.
Canto. Fve Craosers, kc. IN abundance.
GAssNER 4 YOUNG,
Is2 Chansrn-st opposls Chatham Theatre,
Dealers In Grocerrs fruits and Agents of The cseors
ted Pavilion Fountain a. SarsogA
~ BSeTyeHIs ana Ciasef. J~lng prohibited IN ms e'ly
o. Y vii only receive orders lor sn from the coooLl
~ 't'y
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MARY MORLA.D

oar. THE FORTUNES AND MI>fUnrUNFS OF An
~ ORPHAN-By benjamin BarSer. Published tiiis das
at :. fRk.CH> Pub ,hing Hal. IA Broadway.
For sale al ell ltr Periodical Depois price ili CENTS
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FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS

NIR EDGE respectfully Informs the public thst b.
VI ngrneut- tnls Ia most ,isnsiv
scse Attempted In tbs country He i now iaiiy pr
pared 10 furnish Clues, Towns Public Oafurn- If<atfcs
Parties &c win Pyroieenic Displays, varying m prce fron
50 tO go comprising Tie most Of.ant and Yafrgse
IRE. and appropriate designs Mr. T. VIA aid ~ hi-
display tn. entire New CO.ors, never before
lib " be pubc-a rch Canine, Royal Purp AsfOOD,
and Hazern- Blue, alxnOa any otter PyfOu.cEnsL
b. No Agents. ISAAC EDCk, JL
nv .ltes PtrDfrci0l.f y. J-r-e" CIV
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WATER-cURE ESTABLISHMENT.

4 BUlIILEBUNV, Why Dr. T. WF>>EL-
~ HOEFr, iG.fm4l, ATE Of Bos;oul Patients wishing
.0 iry the WaerCIre Treatment, the plan 0f Vincent
Pr--rk. Orarien1-rg Germany Will please address post
paid above giving .lcG statement 0i their diseases whei
-y viii receive prompt AMI decisive answer 20 lhe
probability of their CURE by WATER. with he time when
ans the terms which they ar received le establish
men f hey desire ~ come. Satisfactory references gwen
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r.. NEW JERSEY uOTEL-MOkRlsTOW
NJ The subscribers respectfully ino M ,ien friends and
- us public generally that the new AMI commodiovs
.oise erected Tor Hoel at MofnstOwD, New Jersey, 10
pen tor ia. entertainment o all those Who will issoF hem
their company when they hope lo thrush them suchsc
oolnmodauons TO enuue ID. III ~ public favor.
ID. ". NOE,
led staw2m DAVID CROWEL
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SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsToM SPA n; Z Z


A., THIS LONG hNOMN AND FAlOkIIE EsrAb-
-. -hnen. with the extensive grounds belonging "a H.
all It's purs.nsnc-s, has been recently put INTO ~
most perfect order aud repair. Will be opened tor Vie
r.Sr. pliOu the ibsh OF June next
Tue Inducements aud advantages offered by The Sane
soaci adcg hiul summer resfesI too widely known
ID render description Necessary lie spacious and
elegant saloons and apartmcntss rich AMI discfshsd
auiy pleasure grounds, now IN the hsnss<
ate OF hnish and vaiontie quiet rrlifemcni of ~
..iy r-lre4ls-and III. comfort and order which 10 intend
Il combine 10 present unrivsl~d attractions TO us pubic
generally.
To iaes ami those who. nom delicate health o. os
easons may prefer quiet sn rpo-e onos pecuI sssn
Axes location 1. -l> mits from Saratoga springs Win
yhch has arion by railroad several tunes DAY,
Attending easy opportunity ofmngnns n the saue- and
fashionable aerng place. wilis)ui be-
ny the AMI coniston Of its cfowdA
Che saratoga MIrrs W aers vii be constantly lurnshed
fresh health al and sparkling al The sprns. hcfas~ivsA
.h-re are Mineral FOUNTAINS ia the immediate vicinity
IT the Sans souci OF great and efficacy The pew
SULPHUR SPRING Barns nj saraogs Lsks. are fur mrs
lsianl aud carriages val from tie Hotel al ali mss lof
%. accOnn Oaon Of vi,iios ~ao wish To use the bahia
% to ENJOY the drls biul scenery oi lire .ase. . .
The SOuci' viii be- under the charge Of Mira II II
CRANE and +. ". hUAFOkD, late OF tho Eagle Tavern
Albany. aud they trust that os personal efforts, oksusr
viii many natural and strsctonr ~il rrnder
all could wished by those who s~ek heaIh
-or,for or pleasure during the coming season.
ia n
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Douns.
w1LLIAMs's ANNUAL REGISTER,

wILLIAMS'S ANNUAL REGISTER,
DRlCE SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.-rhe New-lork An
uual Register for the year OF Lord 1885, con'anin
an Almanac Csu and Judicial List. with Polncs Stat.
cal snAotler Information respecting the stale 81 Newly or
snl the United >iaes BY Edwin Williams
Ready for delivery h'- morniHr
iclaps TURNER 4 HAYDEN. No. - John-s'
VALUABLE BGOk-.-Eainourgh Eucycoq-4is
with all the plates. l8 Nos.
Encyclopedia Americana. Is vols
Eucycope lii DIR ifioas kION.edge, vol
Cuien'. Concordance. vol
Cudworih- Intellectual system ofihr Universe. ? vols
Campbeis Four Gospels translated from the Greek vols
Appttou'- Norris, > vols.
Dawes sermons. vols.
Stewart on th9 Revelations vols
Persons purchasing Books for Libraries Otherwise
would md their advantage before purchasing esewher,
call and examine he assortment OF The subscriber.
irfq 'fsos MARK n. NEWMAN. i.n broadway.
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NNi~sU>-iN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND lOfO
w GRAPHICAL DESC RlPTlON OF WISCONSIN
with brief Sketch Of IT, History, Geology, Mneraogy
SOIL Productions. Cove rnmeui &C SC. accompanied by
sectional Map, exhibiting the towu-h p. and ranges 20
sale hy HUNTINGTON SAY ACE. 40 Pear.si. jelsyo'
rj'HE NIrED STATES Di>PEN~ArOKN.-
l Wood Bachcs Unite States Dspensaiury edi
lion for sale by HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE,
lei lv1s PIG Pearl-sf
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Doar0ina an0 boieIs.

DO<RDlN(.-A Gentleman and Ia. Lady, OF Two sinSle
ID 1,enfeIncn can D. ccvan,-Asi.a comfortably ana
rl,ielaelya al Mr. Raymoai., No ~ besSman-.t r. y
1890. s'>,6.n.,.i 'elS l~'
,lpNnol\t.-A i,~ Usico.e0.v uca e~h - ss>Vn.iuv-
ID aa.t ~ IA BOARD and peasant Rooms, " IN ne" eeds
ui beiainz ~ lsnsn~lcl on re>sonsoic terms Ne
terence, exchanged. A.so lev Day be~rdefA le.s "
DUAKD.-A gentleman his VIE, one OF NO en-.
ID gie gentlemen, be very Pleasantly accommodated
with and Board al 81 Henry. oe>~s~n AIss<
aul fiAe-sre.ts .cl' w
BOARD IN JERSEY ClTN.-D-sfsbls BOARD
ID obts Jersey Cy either sof Single genie
ulen or .msi families, No }. York street. ltcIwssn
Washington snd WsIren- Communication Vu ts tff!
eh.sp Aa the crossing until mhnlsht rlo I'm
xDOAkuiNt..-A xenlssisan us vale, o.f %
ID nve SINGLE gentlemen. can be accommodated WIN boerd
and Pheasant rooms A. Sl Broonesl The Railroad Cars
rsu.. ttise house ever, hve minules palm
lDOAkDlNls-At 500 BrOomesl between Va seA AM
ID Hud.on st-5 or I Gentlemen can be accom- odssa
with fill Board Besssss. Tea ant Lodging m I'M
sDtsANU 4 row MA fsr.or ANA pelfoo.i. saits
ID r. Tor gent enal aud hs vile, one ~ two snSe
Gentlemen may Obtained with beard IN private suy, -
NJ las bew.n Am.sy and Fourth slrssis,
few door. be,ow Washington Parade Ground LoSaeon
very pheasant, house supplied with Croton WMef cem
DOM Nc rhs Amy and tourth-s street Stage peee
,.ithin few r,- OF the house mtlsu
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600 hnNAlfD.-Wber-as, NJ Charles Nlfsou
= rropn.iof 81 tr foraye Line Of Stages, - lately loci
several horses which j. posed were poisoned by some
.--Ju W p,r-ons AMI ~her- tr safety Ofie Public
oras ne detection anl of Tie villain villain.
,rcer-I therein. We the u1der- -nel otter 20 DOlafs
ar u si4ou f0 tie reward heretofore offered for d.
eleclon ALI CONVICTION Of any Of he person " per
5n. who have poisoned, Or been cuucenl n poisoning,
hi or eny VI All horses. JOHN MURPHY,
Proprietor II me Harlem Line.
IHOs MURPHY,
Proprietor Of the Astoria Line.
1--we i.f7 w.
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which could be- produced Of persous who have used this great
remedy would more than nj a column. Among Ire number
permitted % refer ~ l. II. Bninger. l01 BarceyL
NJ Wilson. of HobOsen, Mrs. Bel, of MarrsiOwn, y. j.;
James g. Deyoe, lO Reade-t Mr- McCaifee. ~ Attorney
81 r. Smith. ~ 81 avenue Mrs. WE H. Aee OF uls city
ana Mrs. Archibald, y Widest
Be deceived With any other remedy when you wish 10
purchase this and remember that F0igers OO-s0nia. or Al
leug baal -1i al loo Ntssalst, one door above
Ana Mr- Hays, ~ tuIlon-sL, Brooklyn, anu J. Hin
a-suf. ". alu-lIre sll1 jfnf
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LIVERPOOL tENs.) BOARDING Hoo eEs
IL No. 70 DusesreeI formerly the residence oi >" WI
am Barton.
Il annlr. Geuucusn wishing Liverpool tor her -
.nlenl here they wll IN tie comforts anu a.
.rniion OF private house. Reference, A. Norra ca
~, !, .r..t >.w.lurs ,eil imeo 10
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SASH AND SHOW oAsxs. se.. 4
II PURDY IS EIirsbefh- strsV. New osk-ne>aic, No
IL. horsny' ssi Oder SHOW CASES, ms1s % estw q
- ssoasst possajs neg<A n GxnB ty<An0s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
New and EashiObabic
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
FANCY sHs&H,
Newport Depot of Artificial Hair Work.

's,lIE subscribers have taNrn the Store 'or-
Z merly occupied by Mr.. George Fa'snr"n,
No. IGt, THAMES STREET. aud have fitted n
IN m n style to accommodate all who may
favor them with their patronage.
They arc now prepared io cut, curl, aud
cbampoo the hair IN the tios' approved style.
They also keep ON hand every article
,dopcd to the Toilet --surh as Cologne
HAIR Gtl, pcriumcd soGis, .ar Rye, combs
of all kinds, aud hair, Clothes, hat aud tooth
/ brushes
/ HAIR WORK, oi all descriptions, con
s,anly Oh hand and for sE,c low.
s. g. H. II. YOUNG.
/ n u 1hoy will wait upon persons I"
thc,r residences, II required.
1 Newpurl, April 10, lcl5-hm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
Extra Large Size Trees,
For sale at DYERS NURSERY, Mul
berry Grove, Cranstou.

or sale NJ Dl FIX ; NJkSEN Mul-
berry Grove, Crans,op.
sststtssSs. l'he prnpriciors of ihis cstob-
ssS3sg)sss llshmcnt would inform their Gus
AaT%NE toners that the pscsQa, is a
nI. proper time to transplant ever
green uees, such as Balsam Fir; hrbovirg
Eastern Spruce Norway do llcmlock, Sc c,
and the season is now at hand when dccldu
ous trees may be removed , also, such as
Scotch Larch American do European ana
American Linden European Mountain ASH
English Ash American Mountain do; Sugar
Maple , Scarlet and Norway do; European
Sycamore; Horse Chestnut Black Walnut;
Buuernut Catalpa Judas Tree Pcrsim-
mon do; Chinese Alan,hus; Albelc, or Sh.
yer Leaf; Honey Locust; English, Scotch
and American Films /; American Beach and
Birch. A great proportion Of lie above can
be furnished Of large size, some OF them
very large. Washington Thorn, Buckthorn
aud Prim. for hedges. Likewise Fruit Trees,
consisting of Apple. Cherry, Peach Nccta-
rine and Plum, Ounce, and a great variety
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
vines, bulbous and tuberous rooted Flower
Plants, Grape Vines Asparagus roots. aud
6na collection OF Dahlias. Dwarf Box, for
edging
N. B. Cherry Trees mny be hud Of large
size.
/ Ordrrs left ut G. Dyer's Broad street, or
with G.. Dyer. Jr ~ Westminster ST. Provi
dcnce, or with the proprletors, at the Nurse
ry. will be promptly attended TO.
Catalogues gratis.
CHARLES g. DANIEL. p. DYER g. co.
N. B, Orders left at Mr.. A. MURRAY's
Pelham street, or nt No. 2, John street. will
be promptly attended to by opr agent, JOHN
G. LADD, who has catalogues and will give
all necessary advice gratis,
Newport, April 21th.-2m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
Summer ROarders.

Mas. CLARISSA ELLERY TliLEY,
WI and her son, STOCKFORD, have de-
cidcd 10 open their Country House ior the
reception of boarders. The situation Is I'm
surpassed, being only one m'lc from the bus.
ness part of Newport, aud Is IN hill view OF
thc beach
The grounds 40 acrcs,) are highly cult
waited, and every convenience for The comfort
of boarcers will be provided. persnus de.
srous of making engagements for thc
summer, will please address either Of the
subscribers. at Newport, or Wm. A. ElIery
g. Co. 6, William street, New York John
Ianshorn, Esq. 81, State street, Boston
Charles B. King, Artist, Washington; Wm.
Far,low. Esq Baltimore.
G. =. TlLLEY,
S T.. TlLLEl,
Newport, March 81, l8i3-yl.
P.S. Cmmodlous stables are attached to
the establishment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-05
Clerks Office, Court ef Probate, .MdHeto,on
.5l1y q, 1915.

EroRGE ]. BaILEy, having fled in this
~ Office hs petition, praying TINT Letters
Of Administration may be granted To lam Oh
the estate Of james Chase, Jr., late Of Mid.
dle,own, dcc.-Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested, to appear ut Court OF
Probate, TO be holden ot the Town House, in
said town on the third Monday of June next,
n, o'clock, 7. NJ aud be heard on said pc.
ttion.
BY order Of the President Of snid Court.
JOSHUA CoGGEsHALL, Pro CTk.
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gsa,1l .sI0llgs5.
Probate Notice.

EFODVVC NUtICV.
NOTICE ia hereby given TO all persons
~ interested, to appear before the Court OF
Probate OF South kngs,own, TO be held nj
the House Of Philip Taylor, on the second
Monday of June next, at ! o'clock, p. M, and
be heard in the probate Of the last WlII and
Tcs,nn,ent of Edward Hall, late of said
S~"'iT Rugsinwn doc.
BY order Of said Couu.
THOMAS II. WELLS, Cle,k
South Kingstown, May ~, le45. %.
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OCEAN :jlA :!j,lA HOUSE,
5N'rnport, l.. Il.

IN consequence OF the insuficioncy OF nc
y commodallnnS, the last season, for the M.
merous vis,iur9 20 our delightful Island, the
above well known csiublishrncnt has been
extensively enlarged, by the addition of ia
feet 10 the from, aud so feet To The win
making now building 22G feet in length by
30 IN width. with wing I25 get by 10, sur
rounded by over $50 feet offwide plazzao,
aud having other decided lw1rovs%AcntS, par
liculafly Ihc addition Of nunber OF parlors
connected with lodging rooms.
The House is now capable OF accommo-
dating 300 persons, and will be open for the
reception Of company about the 10Th of June.
The proprietor intends to spare no pains TO
make the OcEAN IlopsE not only ia,hiond
BILE but comfortable resldcpcc ipr strangers
during the warm weather Of the coming sra
son.
A large and commodpus Livery Stable is
attached to the premises, aud tho grounds
around are very spacious and delightful.
John &. WEAVER.
Newport, March 27, l845.
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BELLEVUE HOUSE,
Nrwport, Il. i.


@niiiM irons aud the public, that The
ESySs.s4, ss-rh above long-establisbeG aud
wcil-known House has Undergone, since the
last season, very extensive aud important I'M
provcmens aud additions, WHICH will render
the establishment not inferior TO elher of the
magnificent houses now erected ~ Newport
for the accommodation Of Summer Boarders.
It will DO open for the reception OF company
about tho 10th Of June.
The public are SO well acquainted with the
delightful location of the house being within
n few minutes walk of the Beach. that de-
scrip,on Of its situation Is unnecessary.
! To the main building, an addition Of 30
feet has been made eastward, by "a feet
deep, which makes the entire south front l70
feet in lcnglh-'hc NY portion Of the Rouse
having a wide, double piazza extending the
whole distance south and east.
! The addition to the House Of a number OF
spacious parlnrs, Connected with lodging
rpoms-the enlargement of the Dining hall,
and The various other essential improvements,
will now enable the subscribers to receive
nearly 200 persons, which they feel confident
they can accommodate in perfectly eats
/ factory style.
/ ~ An extensive LivERy STABLE Is alst
attached to The premises.
HAZARD & ARMSTRONG.
4 Newport, April 10, 1913.
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Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, Il. I. Feb. |.