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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE T. C.aLVERT- SITS.
rHNHIS EVENING, March IL, lS15, viii! he per
III formed YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR GRAND
MOTHER. Sir Rose D.oomly, Mr.. ANDERrON.
Tom Small, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON. Emma Melville,
Miss MCBRIDE. Susan Trim, Mrs. BOOTH.
Between the pieces various Songs and Dances.
To conclude with "HE'S NOT AMISS.' Mr..
Price Prettyman, Mr.. J. SEXTON. Capt. Frederick
flizalan, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Mrs. Prettyman, Mrs.
BOOTH. Mrs, Adeate, MIS- WATTS.
o. AdmttaRce 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2a cents. Saloon performance TO commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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n tHEAP GROCERY Is FEED STORE.
" at No. S29 EAST BALTIMORE STREET
opposite the Columbian Gardens will be found greal
bargains IN GROCERIES,, FLOUR and FEED of al
kinds. BAY by the bundle. Also, several LIS
for rent in Brick Stable.
G5- Goods delivered free of charge. feg6
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

SOAP AND CANDLES.
SMITH d kTETT, have for sale at their
~ Steam Soap and Candle Works, CORNER OF
HOLIDAY aud PLEASANT STREETS,
MOULD CANDLES, from 4's to l6s inclusive
prepared to stand warm climates
DIPPED CANDLES, all sizes, and for summer use
Brown, Yellow, White and Variegated SOAPS, of
hest quality, at lowest market prices. mh4 2awst
F8'OTHE PUBLIC. The splendid EGYPTIAN
SALoOS IN the Odd Fellows Hall, Gay street.
together with the fine large ROOMS in the Basement
are now for rent on the most accommodating terms
for FAIRS, Lectures, Public Exhibitions, or Public
Meetings The location is the most de sirnbe in IN.
city, its proximity to all the principal Hotels Sc
renders il IN object to all persons that want Rooms
for the purposes above mentioned. For further mar
tculars, apply to J, A. THOMPSON, Light street
near Market, or to J, II. T. JEROME, corner Of Paca
ana Lexington streets ja29 2awtf
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MSAttlLY FLOUR. quo bbls White Wheat
Vt Family and Extra FLOUR, warranted very
aetior. For sale by dray load or single barrel, by
EDMUND WOLF,
mhlj3t No. 1862 North Gay street.
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HOLIDAY ST, Prize Office,
FLETCHER & co. (
TSNRY YOUR LUCK This WEEK at our

HOLIDAY ST, Prize Office,
FLETCHER & co.
FHNRE YOUR LUCK THIS WEEK at our
IL truly fortunate office, where il is only necessary
At least a handsome prize
$4,000, THIS DAY, tickets 81.
50 900, TUESDAY, tickets 81 so.
s2u.0OO, WEDN ESDAY, tickets So.
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets 81,
$1,000. FRIDAY, tickets 81 SO,
$1,000, SATURDAY, tickets 81.
package in this last little lottery will cost only SO
50 cehts
JAMES FLETCHER co.
1t Baltimore, Md
n tai PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA PRATT STREET,
opposite the Railroad Depot, (next door to Brad
shaw's United States llOtel) singular iun of good
luck still continues at this lucky office. 1t is only
cessaty 10 purchase ticket, and after the drawing
hire cart dray to convey The specie away. Do not
delay any longer but make all speed to secure some
OF the maSr icent prizes be disposed of this week.
MONDAY, capital prize Sl5,000, tickets 81, shares
ia proportion
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s2I, shares in
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
IN proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets $2. shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the favorite Thomas Thumb scheme,
capital S40OO tickets 81 halves 80 cts, quarters BIC.
Certificates of pack ges of % whole tickets will be
issued at Gl2, halves IS. quarters 49, Now is your
chance for young fortune by small outlay. For
any of the above capitals apply to the right place.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
ehnse by the package or quantity,
For sale in the greatest vtrety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite b. Il .. K. X. Depot.
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rN1O FAMILIES. The subscriber has received
u new style of SCRUBBING BRUSHES which
he would he pleased to show housekeepers if thew
would favor him with call.
ALFRED II. REP, 335 Baltimore a..
mall-H Sign Of the "Gold Bath Tub"
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WAQCIjES.
sa3 further supply of Gold Patent Lever and
MTN l.epne WATCHES, Gold Guard and Fob
IT, SO Chains, Seal Rings, with general assortment
S,s.:~<iof JEWELkY-i0r sale low by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street
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a ssgaSTy THE ONLY REGULAR apPO-
EsRssE a&AksrseSlTION IINE TO phil AnEl

a ssHvn THE ONLY REGULAR apPO~
EsR5SG zS$,sS sSlTI0N LINE TO PHiLaDEL.
Slta'ls >Hsnas&- PHI lazy Individual Enterprise! Yin
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal commrnced run
nng on Saturday morning, Marcr the LIST, ls4j, at
O'clock A. M. and will continue to leave the .o,.-
of Light and Pratt streets, at the above named hnur
daily, Sundays excepted, tuntil further noce)
DC Passengers for Ford's Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. George's, Delaware City aud Newcastle,
will TAX, this line.
Passage to Phiad. 81 50 To ST. Georges ~ .
" TO Newcastle % Chesapeake CITY -
"to Delaware City p Ferd'S Landing y
Gy-Ths is the most pleasant and cheapest ronte
that run between Baltimore and philade
phia. ROBERT hs HILL, Agent
TICKETS to be procured at the office, No. l26 n
f. corner of Pratt and Light streets. mbl3,f
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flames NtNDE,
ni8-ly No. IL SOUTH GAY STREET.
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NCE! ICE! The advertisers offer for sale the con
Il tents Of an Ice House, conveniently situated in
he city. The Ice is clear and solid, and will be sold
u lots TO suit purchasers. Inquire at this Office
nh}eoSI
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DRY GOODS, &c.
RICH SPRING GOODS.


A II THE GAY STREET CHEAP STORE
IN No 1863, would inform the Ladies' that am
now receiving some very handsome SPRING GOODS
OF e latest Style and importation, in part as follows
Rlch figured and plain BAREGES
Super w0rsted BALZARISES, antire new styles
ffeheh Spring NOUS DE LANES, very beautiful
Orsahdic, POLKA and Satin stripe LACE LAWNS
Csh'nt"es, Chnzes--a splendid assortment
satin stripe BhREGE SCARFS and SIIAWLS,
something very beautiful
SIX Shalla and lhibet do do
Veil and Cap NETS, all prices
super LACE MUsLlNS, new styles for dresses
CAhBRlCS, Swiss and Book MUSLINS
Brown French Linens; Irish Linens Long Lawns
Bird eye and Barnscv DIAPERS, ali widths
Linen Gan,nric HDKFS, from l2l up
Paris GLOVES, all ,Ii1deS ard prices
Valenca, Bobbu, and Thread lIaces &c. Sc
WILLIAM BYRN,
no. 100 North Cay street, above Exeter.
U}- A YOUNG MAN wah:ed-apply at this Office
milo lw'
IA TGW AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS
~ Retail Department. Just received at GARB-
NER'S New Store, No. 1876 MARKET STREET
IRON the house above Light st. most beautiful as
sSttint mt Of FRENCH GOODS, received by the latest
Notwithstanding in part of
Rich Fancy silks; Plain Staple Silks
Magnificent French Lawns
French pirate. TaIletaEs
GfosSudlCTS French Jaconeis
beautiful Ftcnch Balzarues; do Nous de LANES
french P0lacCOs aud Marquesies
French Plate Prints; Emhroid, red Jaconets
beautiful French Lace Lawns.
SilAWLS, SHaWLS,
h"h Grape Shaws; do silk do q.
do Huliemes Slawls do Beragc; do Tablet
BCragc and silk Scarfs
hlso-NeW style American Prints
bieac he'd Couons of the most approved fabrics
r. htSo-A inli and general assortment of LINEN
GOODS; CLOTHS, CASStMERES 4 VESTINGS
10 waich the attention of buyers il respectfully re
gu sted. GARDENERS Rctah Department,
hihto lRPI l9j Market street.
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NJ TITIONER OF MEDICINE, Office and Dwe-
ling, PRATT STREET, second door East of Sharp, Bal
6mOre. jylly
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y North HOWARD ST has Just received an
sortment of Black, Shaded and Plain Sun Screens
mhl3.d
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MFRS. MCPHERSON, No. So North HOW
IYH ARD ST, still continues to keen on hand an
assortment of French & German Toys, Fancy Boxes,
SC. mhl3-d
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AL ISIS SARAH NJ. PEALE, PORTRAIT
1yM PAINTER, has removed to No. D ~ FkoNT
STREET. Exhibition Room open during the day for
visilers. o. Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
It p,ired, nlS-6m
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WMTMLIAM w. LEE. FAsHioNABLs HAN
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAYS
Gentiemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. a6-
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A PUBLIC EXAMINATION of the Scholars
m OF the Public Schools of Baltimore will take
place IN the following order The public respect
fully invited 10 attend. The examination will com
mence at O'Clock, A. NJ, except the School at Can.
ton, which will commence at Q O'Clock, p n.
Male aud Female Nos. ! and 3 Thursday, March 10
Male and Female Nos , and Friday, do ID
Male and Female Nos. 5 and 6 Monday, do II
Male and Female Nos. and Tuesday, do 10
Eastern and Western Female
High School, Wednesday, do 10
Male High School, Thursday, do 90
Female No. 7, Canton Thursday, do 90
BY order, mhl36tl wv. TiLYARD
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6IOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES
VIZ A constant supply of the above, for sale by
PARSONS Il PRESTON,
fel Isl Pratt street
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U ACOY WEAVER, Cabinetmakcr, 20 s. SHARP
St, Undertaken of Funerals at short notice. ja2t
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nj Office. MAYORS OFFICE, March l3n
~ 1913. The attention of all whom it may con
Germ is especially called to the following section of
supplement TO an Ordinance, enforcing useful
STREET REGULATIONS, SC.
Sec 3, Be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore That if any person or
persons shall place or cause to be placed in any
street, lane or alley in the city, any barrel hogshead
box crate or other package, and shall suffer the same
TO remain for longer time than twelve hours, or in
any instance after nine O'Clock, =. NJ; every such
person offending shall forfeit and pay one dollar;
aud the further sum of one dollar for every day the
same shall be suffered to remain; ard in case shall
any persoa be permitted to space than one
half of the foot pavement by placing the above named
articles thereupon. Approved April %, 1899.
mhl4-l0t JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor
A MEXICAN TABLE CuTLsGRY. Just
"a received a lot of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERY--cOns listing in part Of
Fine ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, in sets
Of 81 and SO pieces.
Do do French Pattern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks,
in dozens.
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knivcs f;sr
Silver Forks.
CANE CARVERS and REEF sTICRRS.
Self Zip Knve and Forks, IN deems.
r rScns do do. &c. 90.
Carving knives andfnrks win steel.
A great variety of knives trifhout forks.
Cook and Bread knives in abundance.
Eng ish razors, scissors, pen knives, SC. &c.
Call at No. N. Howard street, at TIE EEWFUR-
NlSHING WAREHOUSE of
m5-2m {. f. WETMORE Il co.
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MOHN SV. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
81 FAYErrE-sr., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-ly
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n Nj. hIESCuUTT, CABINET MAKER, N,
CD o 8 Holiday street. Orders for Cabinet wofI
respectfully solicited. alb-ly
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~ EPHYR WORSTEBS. A splendid as
- soitment of Zephyr Wursteds; EmhroiderHg
Chennecs; Silk Fasscs; gilt and steel Reads &.
tor sale at LOVEJOY'S, No. III Baltimore street
nearly opposite American Republican office fp24
CHEAP R-HANGINGS
FHNEI subscriber offers for sale one of the best as
n snrImcnts of AMERICAN PAPER.HANGGNGs
in the city at very greatly TcdIcc1 prices. Alo
VENETIAN BLINDS
MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS
OF the best materials and workmanship and at prices
very near, if quite low rs What an inferior ar
ucle may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES II. COX,
No. l64 Baltimore street,
mil lm second door west of the Museni.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.
Il. LEVERENG,

Ae NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. f6 LOMBARD STREET,
milo 2w Opposite the Custom House.
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A MEXICAN SOLID HEADED PINS-
IA Philadelphia Sand Paper. Received and for sale
low, by J. p. DE LACOUR,
mhl35t $50 Market street, near Eutaw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Murder in New Bedford.

An atrocions murder was committed on FRI
vicinity of the Railroad depot in this town,
known ~ the North American Iiuuse, and
which appears to have heea the common re-
sort of Weighs mud abandoned characters OF
both sexes. The unfortunate victim is an
iiish . irl about II years of age, who came to
this place from New York some months since
and has resided as boardcr in the house
She had been visited by sailor named John
Cunni ingham, alias Osborne, a nutiYe Of Alba
ny, n. who arrived at this port on the Sth
inst in the whale ship Java Of Fairaaven,
having been sent home, it is said, for an at
tempt to kill an officer Of the ship Hope, in
whicb he had previously sailed from this port.
1t appears that some diflorenceg had existed
between the parties, the jealousy Of Cunning
han. became innamed, and on tho evening
alluded To after a short interview with the
girl alone in her room, he drew knife and cut
her throat on the left side from Under the eur
10 the juguar vein, causing her death almost
instantly. The inmates of the House hearing
a scuille resorted to the room, when Cunning
ham upon being questioned acknowledged
having committed the act, aud subsequently
made an attempt upon his own life by intict-
ing a severe stab in the throat. He was ar
rested by officer WIN. O. Russell aud commit.
ted TO Jail. We learn that his examination
will take place before tho Police Court this
morning AT 10 o'clock.-.Nep Bedford Mereu-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

Metallic preparations os medicine very generally
objected to- upon the ground Of their well known effects
upon the system. No person would be willing TO take
either Mercury or Opium in any 0rm in disguised
way,uness they could have the most positive assurance
that the proportion is very small 1t Is well under
stood that the most ofMeIicines now before the
munity. possess both these ingredients 20 greater
less degree and their effects upon the system eye
ry thing but advantageous. Now, when form Of
medicine he Obtained that has the Certificate Of
Of the most en,inept Chemists in the world, saying
that its compound is entirely vegetable, "what greater
assurance be had" all are ready to excaim This
is what desire, bcause Use il with perfect
safety. Such is c. Brnckerhons Health Restorative.
Read his ady er,iscment, 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
From tho Pawtucke, Literary Reporter.
Hon. Asher Robbins.
Mr.. Editor {:

Mr.. Editor
The press has given many notices O.
the remarkable character Of The late Ia.
men'ed Mr.. Robbins in public life, buI
that deeper tribute due TO his private
worth has not been so fully given. The
following little sketch from one who
knew him we'll, though late, may mol
prove an unwelcome tribute to those
Who loved the domestic graces Of this
z lied man.
The literary endowmenis Of the schol-
ar, and the wisdom Of the statesman, by
which MIR. Robbins was SO highly dis.
tinguished, were associated with quail
ties not often found in men Of profound
study, and very rarely with those in
public life. A simplicity of spirit, and
charity thinking 40 evil, was Of those
happy and peculiar gifts. The beautiful
Injunction "ln malice be We. as chill
dren," it was given him easily to obey
Long suffering, res gned and patient,
not murmur escaped his lips ,hroug b
all the trials that opposed his declining
years lie held that the chief duty OF
religion was submission to the Divine
will /; and so far as man can Judge, he
was enabled to exempIify it through the
last years ofhis honored life.
tie was remarkably fond Of children,
especially al that early age when their
innocence and love give such force and
beauty to the sacred truth, "Of such is
the kingdom Of Heaven" His com
munion with them was his highest plea
sure. With them he laid aside his habit
uaI reserve, and the fulness of his heart
"as all for them. Their sayings were
treasured up in his choicest memories, &
he regarded them as the truest and love-
liest manifestations Of mind. And they
returned his affection with interest. The
children's chosen play-fellow, they dis
tinguished him every where ard claim
ed him as their own. On his way TO
take his place in the Senate Chamber,
as well as at his own reside, the uner-
ring instinct of infancy found him out
and held him to fellowship. But not
only with these, in his older friendships
he had an earnest and simple fidelity too
rarely found among men who have mix
cd with the great world. But he has
gone. lie is not here 10 share the ad.
ditional calamities of his beloved and
afflicted family, and it is a source Of con-
ISOLATION to them that while they yet re-
main and suffer, they humbIy believe
that he has gone where the wicked cease
from troubling end the weary are at rest.
Newport. s.L.L
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

In this town, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Isaac Man
warring, aged 4G years.
Ia this town, on Monday last, Miss Eliza
beth Pond, agad abou, - year..
In this town, yesterday, ofconsamption, M
James j. Sherman, eldesi son of the late Mr.
Thomas Sherman, in the 2oth eur of his age
funer Tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock, from N,
mousse ol Peter l.. Remington corner of Thames q
NORM Baptist streets which the relatives and friend,
are requested TO attend without more particular inyi
tatioA.
In Wicklord, on Thursday morning, 18Th
inst. suddenly, Mr.. Jeremial Carpenter, ag.d
50 years.
In Proyidencc, OF The 18Th, Mrs. Elizabeth
Salisbury, reict of Mr. Richard Salisbury, in
the 18th wear Of her age.--Ou the 10Th, Mrs
Ann G. Whitlord, wife Of Col. George " hit
ford, and eldest daughter of Mr.. Geo. w Gil.
more, in the 3lst year of her age.--Same day,
MIR. Pardon Mason, in the o7th year ofhis age.
On Sunday last, Mrs. Margaret SholIun, wife
of MIR. Ethan Sheldon, aged 25 cars,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

The splendid steamer Rhode Island
Capt. Thayer, has again been placed on
the route between New lork, this place
and Providence. Her days, il will be
seen, are the same as those of the Nep-
tune, but we presume the intelligent com
manders Of these excellent Steamers
will not permit themselves to rqce, how
ever much the feeling Of competition
may excite their propensiles TO ego a.
head"
The Rbode-Island has had 81 feet ad-
ded to her length, and now measures 800
feet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Newport Female Seminary,

very airy situation has been selected as location
"A for this Institution The first term will COM
nence the 2ld of May. The Misses COE establish Tia
on the plan of the Troy Female SEMINARY with the
confidence That no institution could afford them model
more worthy Of imitation. They have secured The
most competent Teachers ir each department. aud a.
prepared IL offer the best literary nd yantagcs ~ loo
ion not 20 be surpassed Tor beauty Of scenery aud
healthlu climate. '.'. ...
Boarders, 200 per annnm including iue, ia wntor,
hHihlug IN summer rnd extensive course u Eng
lish studies, 800 viii include music drawing and
painting latin and modern languages
Day Scholars, IS per IL weeks, Primary Dcpart.
mnnt, IS per N weeks.
Ladies desiring to spend the bathing season IN New
port, will he received a the SEMINARY condition Ct
pursuing some branch oi study, receiving lessons
The piano forte or guitar. Those who wish to cuir,
Prot Ewards' French class viii apply before the 18th al
June. Iis admirable system OF teaching ~ 80 well
known TO require c"mmendation.
REFERENCES
LEwPoRT.-Rcv. e.. L. BROOKS. Rev. 4. Thaysr,
Capt. Tayi ior, L. >. ~, Capt Brrweruu, .. \ ErFi-
nctrs Hon Henry y. ,rHnstUu, recg Clarke, Esq aid
Samuel Il. Vernon, Esq
New YoRK-Dr. Potts, Rev. T. Mason, MrsNrs
Prime, Ward n king. aud John Gihon, Esq.
BRooKLyN-Drs stone, Cutler, Gov, Drt adh,al,aEd
Rev. Francis Nmtun.
MoRRIsrowS.-kcv 4. Henry DuinoYt
Observation-Disclosures Taurndibe, Esq, NJn. Abbott
Law renee, Rev. Dr. Lowell. Rev. DAVID Reed, Rev.
r.. n ktk, Rev. VIM NJ. Ronrrs, Rev. n. Sinylrw,
Principal oi beacon High school. Lowe, Mason, Esq.
J,NhIcA riAtSs.-RGv.l J. U. Choules
Newport, MAY 10, lslj.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

E.sTERS TRAvEL.-There is likely to be
no want of accommodation to the travelling
public on the route between this city and Bos-
ton, for the present at least Already there
are four daily ijnse, viz, via Stonlngon, Nor.
wich and Worcester; Long Island, aud New
port aud Providence and on Monday next
the Rhode Island, which has been enlarged
and greatly improved both in her accommoda.
tions and speed, is to be put upon the outside
route. in a week or two another route will
be oponed via the Long Island Railroad, by
steamboat from Grecnport To Fall River, and
thence by railroad to Boston. The branch
from tho Boston and Providence (or rather
from the New Bedford aud Taunton, which is
n branch Of the former roah) will be finished
about the first Of Jnne. The distance To Bos-
ton by this route is about 900 miles. For this
route an elegant boa, has just been built by
Captain Vandarbrit, called the Traveller.
These lines, together, can carry comfortably
twelve or fifteen hundred passengers each way
daily The fare is nov $3,2j, or less than a
cent aud half per mile, lodging included
The time varies from ten to sixteen hours
y. Y Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
IA a. TyIXfEa

T G. SELDEN, is forming Glasses OF
n Ladies aud Gentemen in this place, for
instruction in The above art.
70 those w,'o may wigh TO acquire this de.
sirablc accomplishment, Mr. 5. fhtlsrs himself
he cao afford a good opportunity to beein.-
Very many who would like TO he able to draw
we'll, are deferred by the prevalent notion that
one must have n deeided toSte for the art 10 in.
sure success, forgetting the old adJage that
"pracice makes perfect" Experience proves
on The contrary, that almost every Por-
sons, with proper diligence, may acquire the
ability to sketch well. ~ Try IL,
Mr.. &. may be seen at Townsend's Hotel
Application should he made within very
fsw days, if at all, as the time is NECESSARILY
limited on account ofother engagements.
Nay %.