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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31

TExAs.-A letter from st. Joseph's Island Texas
dated December 10Th, says The number OF YES
tels IN port at present quite considerable owing the
difficulty Of getting out OF harb5r, viz the brig Hone
Antoinette and AIspa the latter arrived schoon
ers Van Buren,, Victoria Hounda, j. +. Hunt Walter NJ
Ann SoutheTner Cora Enterprise, VIM Bryan Octavia
; Rosella and E. Clara. In the oning the schrs Gen
Worth 81 Paul. and BIasos. Brig L. ODonnell has not
yetreturned TO this port having been blown sea from
her anchors the 26th ut The troops continue healthy
with the exception of few ysentery although
the weather has been very unfavorable. Lumber
whisky and vegetables are in much demand lumber is
worth 500 Per thousand delivered at Corpus hrsti no
tatoes and onions So So bushel Texan schooner
from Galveston with 80 German emgrants for mort a
yscca was wrecked on this bar the evening of the
4th inst no lives ost-and the Texan schooner Mari
ca has been Chartered TO carry them to taeir port O
destination. - =
FROM JAMAIcA.-By the politeness Of gentleman
VINO arrived at New Orleans the 10Th from ia
maica the rroptc has files Kingston papers TO the 5th
Instant The Legislative Council was in session Among
the principal tppfasof discussion observe are those
reiang 10 the Improvement and advancement of agri.
culture A good account is given OF the aborers known
as the Hill Coolies, introduced from India They are
said TO be greatly superior in industry and intelligence
to the negroes whom they displace.
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES Dec
29.-Thomas Warner, Esq OF New York. and
Theodore Cuyler, ESQ., of Pennsylvania were admitted
attorneys and counseors Of this Court No A. Charles
Clifton claimant, Sc, plaintiff in error, United
staes-Ihe argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr. Meredith for the plaintiff ia error and continued by
Messrs Csdwaader and Attorney General for the defe-
dant IN error. No. 81 James Mackays executriz and
heirs plaintiffs in error, Patrick Don-This ca use
was further submitted to the Court on printed argumen Mt
by Mr. Lawcss tor the plaintiffs in error Adjourned
I'll to morrow, III O'Clock.
\ SUSPICIOUS CRAFr.-The editor OF the Turks
Island Gazette learns that there is much talk at ST
Thomas OF strange and suspicious soop the port
Garthagena, under British coors, commanded by In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31
Ek ENGH

TAUGHT on the Robertsoniaa system-By Edmond D.
being formed the Select School No ~ Greene
Of Houston This Aystem has acquired the highest
lebrity Europe, being the best and most expeditions
thod ofearnng the language, and speaking it with .pds
and Further particulars made known application
above. betwe en- the hours o. NJ and O'clock, n
on Monday wednesday and Friday evenings, from
o'clock, r NJ. dl9 I'm RI,
CHAPS, ROUGH SKIN,
ar FROST BITES may b, speedily cured by apply
~ that delightful remedy known rs DIlloes Cry,tsiizl
Cream, prepared and sold only by &. H. RING 1872 Bros
way. dN lm+n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31

THE PARISIAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French
entitled THE Parsisn Secret SelfPrseIvation: per
feet security against sexu Diseases under all circumstances
without the Of Medicine dsaxreeabe
universally understood aud employed by men Of fashion IL
Paris, London, and other large cities
BY ALEXANDER LEILA UNI. M d.,
Member Of the Faculty of Medicine Of ParsPhyscan tn
yenerea Observation-Disclosures Of the legion Of Honor &c., &C..
Rue st Honore 90. Paris
Published by Robert H. Imont Legal Deputy for Dr. Ii
bsum 100 Washington Boston, Price 62h per copy
copies for ST. All orders should be addressed
to Robert Fl. Dumont above.
For sale ia New Y, TX. only by WYATT KETCE-
UNI. 2l Fulton ST.; Philadelphia, Colon Adrianee in the
Arcade, Chestnut Sc dls lm+r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-31

iMHOhlA OC W. oi''~p'
lust from Europe with new assorlmeIr
IL OF ne God and Silver Watches and Movements iot
nemts OF an entirely style and OF superior finish,
This call the attention Of aperson IN the watch
In 10 visit stock, which, will be
lou nd advantag eons, both for price and quality -
DELAGHAUX " MARIE,
No, lN Fulton street, New York
r. s-Enesged also 10 the watch making business
the repairing all kinds Of watches and
ticula,y those Of fine and difficult works MA Inns IN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Cheap Temperance Grocery
and variety Store,
al The old stand IN HAzARD's BLOCK, $50
called, No. 81, Thames street.

rEIHANKFUL for past favors The subscriber
would inform his customers and the pub.
lie generally, that he is making daily aJdI-
ilons to his stock Of goods Tor the Spring and
Summer trade, consisting of FaHJL J
GROCERIES, of all kinds, oil fret quality
and low prices.
Vegetables in their seasons, Of the differ.
cnt varieties.
Wooden, Stone and Eanhern Ware, direct
from The manufactures.
Cheap Boots and Shoes for men, women
and children.
An assortment Of Drugs and Medicines,
the most popular and useful for Families.
Essences Of oil kinds, warranted good.
Mead aud lemon syrups-soda and soda
Powders.
Cloths and other articles in tho dry goods
Inc.
Fresh fruits, nuts, candies, currants, ,prunes
rasns and almost every variety generally
found in Variety Stores, to which viii bc ad-
dcd IN n few days, Crockcry, Glass and Tin
Wares, together with numerous other arli-
cles Too numerous for an advertisement.
Stamps with types aud ink, for marking
books, lncn. &c.
SNIP STORES, put up at short notice.
n B. Boarding Ilouse, os usual, opposite
side of the street, No. 81, whore eau be- ac-
conmodalcd from ~ to IL permanent or
transient Boardcrs. ol reasonahlc term'.
CHARLES G.. BURDlCK.
Newport, April 2, 1915
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Esa,Hl .slMl'igss.
m a Torn ,heeiiOg, hoiden by adiomn-
mcni, Newport, april 8, 1915:

=,
VOTED, that the Old Bnryng ground
shall not from aud after the passage Of
this act bc let out 10 amy person for any our.
pose whatever, and that no pasturagc Of my
kind be permitted in the said ground, and that
no horse, cattle, sheep, hog or geese be
turned into or pastured therein, and any per-
son WHO shall let in any animal, and the own.
er Of any such animal who shnll suffer The
same to remain in said ground, shall pay as
fine The sum Of ten dollars, for each and
every offence; and any person who shall will
fully defaco or injure IN any way any fence,
grave stone, tomb or monument, in said
ground shall pny as a fine tho sum Of twenty
dollars, the said fines 10 be recovered in an
action Of debt in the name OF the Town
Treasurer of this town, before any Court Of
competent jurisdiction to try the same, one
half Of said fine TO and for the use Of the in.
former, and the other half to end for the use
Of the Town
VoTED, That il be, and it is hereby made,
the special duty of the Town Sergeant of this
town, to pay particular attention, and SEQ
that no violation Of the foregoing laws be
permitted, and that he shall forthwith COM
plain 10 the Town Treasurer. Of all persons
who may violate the same. and the Town
Treasurer is hereby ordered and directed, TO
prosecute immediately all persons who may
violate any Of said laws.
A true cOpy--attest
B. b. iiowLAND, Iolpn Clerk.
April 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

i True PRospERiTT.-i iou ta!h of ,hc
prosperity Of your city. | know but one
true prosperity. Does ihe human SOU
grow and prosper here Do not poin,
me 10 your thronged streets, ask wao
ihrong ihenl II is the iowminded, IT,
seeking, gold-worshipping, man dcspis-
ing crowd, which see rushing through
them. DO meet IN them under the
female form, the gaiIy dcckcd, idle,
wnstciul, amlrss women OF fashion
ID" | meet the young man, showing oH
his pretty person as The perfection Of ma
ture's works, wasting his golden hours ia
dissipation aud slotb, and bearing in his
countenance and gaze the mark of a
rrutlgate DO | meet n grasping
multitude, seeking to thrive by conceal
nenl and fraud anxious multitude,
driven by fear and want, 10 doubtful
means Of gain An unlceIng multitude,
caring nothing Tor others, II iEcy them
selves may prosper or ENJOY la the
nelghboihood of your comfortable or
splendid dwellings, are there abodes of
squalId misery OF reckless crime, ot hest
iai ntemperance, of h"li-Iamshed chill
dreN, of proiancness, dlssolulrness, OF
temptation t0r lhGug ghiIess youth -
Aud arc these multiplying with your
prosperity, and outsIrlpping and neutral'-
rHlug the influence OF truth and virtue :
/ Then your prosperity is a vain show
Its tue use Is TO maize "A better people.
The glory aud happiness Of city con
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

GLouNy.- Gloomy, again, hey ? What do
you mean An boar or iva ago, YOU were
rs rh"ctipl n q laik-uow you atc us suur ~
vinegar Have YOU lost all Your friend. p or
has Ere destroyed an your pruI orty II not,
throw 81 that sullou look aud ba a man You
couldn't look biurr, " Jou we're making your
own rollin aud expected to fud use tot II to.
morrow. Turn towards thn rky, the ocean,
The forest see smilrs and beauty every where,
aud put away iort,rr those irowus, thut ~.
mud uf death, dest,uclion aud tho galiows. --
You couIdn'i wear an ugior TOOK, " lawyer
Lad served q W.T. upon ,"u 'nd the constable
.Nttr at the dopt.- P0u IItb
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Q4I1 2llNFlN9a
q
.!r.s-a1:2si.k.

sEP The Undersigned, having made
many additions of EREf .g'ymG to
his Printing Essablishmcns,
and superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKs,
WAY-BiLLs, Circulars,
SHOW BILLS, BALL TicKErs,
STEAMBOAT Bills, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDBLLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s. LABELS, NoIEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, Exhibtions,&c &c.
a beautiful assortment Of Plain and En-.
busscd CARDS on hand
Orders from town and country will be
promptly answered, nj prices as low as those
Of any other establishment.
Specimens Of work may be seen AT the
office. The patronage of the public is re-
spectfuly solicited
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

ENGLANp'g 1EsrINoNY 70 ANEEl,A We
copy the following from the London Christian
Examiner
The Pilgrim spirit has not lied. America j.
now strong ~ moral power, aud as long as she
brcathcs the spirit OF the religion OF the Pi'.
grms, we hope we'll, not ouly for tho United
States, hut for Chrlst-n lom aud tho world
lu the great flint 10 compass and subjugatc
The world Ia the Cross, she will press into
every hrld uf action. llcr eagle stauds
with unloId,J pinlurs, ready to take her fight
tn tie end, OF the earth, aud in their upward,
onward passngo,to scatter blessings richer aud
more prrr,ou, than drops from tho wings OF
tie morning May ihnso plnion- never b,
'uIdcd, uil the whole world, renovated auG
purified, shall rrp"ss beneath tho shadow Of
eternal love.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
DENyTE~s.m...Ry. :.

II X. BOUrELLE, DtErisr. would re.
80 spcctfully inform his friends and the
public generally that, after az ub-"nc" at
several weeks, he has now returned agnp
To Newport. and has removed his office from
NO l34, Thames street, TO No. li3, Thames,
corner Of Mary street, whore he has rooms
conveniently arranged for the accommoda
lion of his patrons. lie tenders his thanks
To his friends ioi The patronage extended TO
hIm for six years past and trusts that by due
attention TO his profession be may merit no
continuance.
lie performs all operations on the ,ccth
necessary for their preservation aud inserts
the latest improved IncorruplIble mineral
teeth which SO perfectly initiate nature as
rarely Ia be- detected as artificial, in the most
skiIiu manner on the atmospheric prime pie
or otherwise, as tho case mqy require, q !
rcasGnable prices and warrant satisfaction.
O." Examination and advice gratis,
March g
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Administrators A Notice.
Court of Probate, .uiddleto,cn, Mr.. IG, 1914.

Court of Probate, .Niddietorn, Mr.. I6 1914.
1A'IlE Report Of the Commissioners here.
,ofore appointed by this Court to receive
and examine the claims against the estate
Of Pelcg Sanford, late Of Mddlctown, dec
was presented.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred toa Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town House
in Midjlctown, on the third Monday in April
next, at / o'clock, p. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing q copy Of this
order. three several times in the HerdM ~
The Times, for oil persons interested to APP
pear at said time and place and be hoard.
A true copy witness:
JosnUA CoGGEsHALL, Pro Clk.
March 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

'I'lIE subscriber having ben appointed by
The Hon. Supreme Court, at ns March
Term, 1915, Assignee OF the estate OF Elvcr-
ton Arnold, OF Portsmouth, IN tho county Of
Newport. to whom The benefit of the 'lnsol.
vent Act has been granted, hereby gives no.
tice, lhn, six months from the date hereof
are allowed the creditors of said Arnold to
bring in and prove their respective claims.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, .1ssigpte.
Newport, March 10 1916.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
~ cSsa.ss@{;ss;:ss 8s
4l1fSiess Z. 4 Tylssxer .Sszs6stsyS
IN. = 80 : ~. - ~ DgeST
Ta'1~ SsSS
1)oetrp.
We are growing Old.
BY Frances Browne.

". are growing old--ho~ The lboaghis N,ii rise
When n glance is backward east
On some long remembered spot that lies
In the silence al the pnsi
II may be the shrine ofour early Vows,
Or the tomb at our'ealy tears
nul srens like iar nf' isle to Us,
" the stormy of yeats
Oh wide and " I'D are the waves thar mart
Our steps from tbo greraurs, un~,
Aud We miss the JOY of mnu, hoar,,
Aud the light Of many hruwi
For deep DER many sini-k bark
Have the whcmng billows ruled,
That slccred with ns from thai early mark-
on friends, we are growing old
Old IN the diinncSs and the dust
OF our daily tn- aud cares
odd in the wrecks of love aud trust
Which our burdcncd memory bears.
Each form MAJ wear 10 The passing gaze
The bloom OF lilcs freshness yet
And beams may brighten our latter days,
Which the morning never met.
Bat oh the changes we haze scen
In he oar aud winding wny--
The graves IN our path Tint have grown green,
And the locks Tint have grown grey
The winters still un our own may spare
The sable or the gold
Bnt we saw their SHOWS upon hrights, hair
ANA, ,r.epGs, we nre growing old.
We have gained the worlds I'D ~ lsJom now,
We have learned To pause and lear
Bnt where nrc the living fpunts Whose f"w
Was joy uf heart Ia hear
We have Won the wealth of many cline,
Aud the lore of many page
But where is the hope that saw in time
But its boundrss heritage
win II come again when the violet wakes,
And the woods tncir youth renew
We have stood IN ihe light of sunny brakes,
Where the bloom deep and blue
Aud our souls might joy in The spring time thea.
But The joy was faint und cold,
For il ne'er could give us the youth again
or hearts that are growing old.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
4sIisss9lgI
TIE BEGGAR & BANKElt
& Storp Tot ibe Pafnt.

FWih P'"oc W ieE'hfct, fSPii'u Shdip
! bat somewhat indignant voice-'your
bopoI will please 10 ree"llect that sW
II a beggar, and have as much right to
The road as yourself. Aud am
! banker was rttorted still moro gruMY
and angrily. Amused At this strange
dialogue, leaned over the case. snt
! behe,l iYo c.iizens % ihe position which
a pngilist would drHominaie squared,
their countcnances some what mtnacing
and their persons presenting contrast
at once udicrous and Instructive Tho
zone was pu'so-prond, iordly-manner.
! ed man apparently in silk, and project
| ing a carcass Of nearly the circunfrr-
ence of n hogsbcad The other n ragged
aud dirty, but equally impndent and
seltimporiani parsonage ; and from a
comparison of their countenances. it
would have puzzled tho most profound
\ NJ. -. which of their r"tundi,ios was
stored hab,ually with good viciuals or
drink.
\ - Upon close observation, however,
Of the count eoancc Of tho banker, dis
covered, almost as soon as my eye tl,
upon it, line bespegkiTg something "f
humour, and awnkening cpr,osity, as
he stood ;ixed aud eyed bis antagonist.
and this became more clear aud con-
spicuous when he lowered his tone AUD
asked-'IIow will you make right ap.
pear ? Said the beegar, why listen
a moment, Gnd III teach you ~ tho
first place, do you take notice, God ha,
given me Il soul and body Just as good
for all the purposes Of thinking, ealing
and drinking and taking my pleasure H.
he has you--and then you may rcrom-
Der Dives end Lazarus ns we pass.
Then, again, II is u free country, aud
here, too, we are on an oquaIty-for
YQp musI kpow that here even teggArs
dog may look a gentleman in tho face
with rs much indifference az he would
brother aud you have the sans
common master are equally free
live equally easy are both travelling
The ssrac Journey, bound 10 tie san.
place, aud both have 10 die and be
buried iu the end
But ntcrrup,ed the banker d,
Won pretend there is no digerepc. no
tween begyor and - bank.r ,, No,
in the least so IA 70 essentials Van
swa,yer and drink wine i, comna,v oC
your own choosina--I swaoper g. dr;na
becr which like hotter Than w;no IN
company which like better,han your
co,noanv Van moLc tbnus,nds, ao,
inorhnrs n sh,ll;,g n.,h,,.,f
van are con,er,,d ,n,--wa .ra a,u,,.
" boorv at night Won dress in rcv
clothes. am ius, as comfortable in ola
ones. and have no trouble in kecping
Ithon, from, so;,ing !, have less pror.
cr,v Than Won hnvo lrss /, core sbuoi.
f Cawer r,io,ds | have I..s c,;o,dsh,,.
30 Iose o,l ;rI 1, ro, ,,,o - oroat
81 6curc in Tho world I m,to ~. ,,.,,
shadow an the povomc,,- -I,m,sor,
,o, p.s;d SO mo word c,r il Ih,,,c
1.wsr ero,n;os moo, with f,wcr Ios.,s
corry ~ Eob, . b,,,, md siro nc r,,,
s,,os SO tbs hast ocyou,
\ All ,hon so;d tho h,,L.r vho had
al olony tried 10 sin word in edy,.
ro,s 10 tho co,,eu,, or Tho w,,L,
ro,hior ;;
I' rrbo crvv or tho wo,Id - =. LaI ,
=, .,., ,. h. - =,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Marine and Fire Insurance.
TIE PROTECTIoN INSURANCE
COMPANY, HARTFORD,
CAPITAL $50, 900 DOLLARS,

El ILL insure Vessels at sea- Cargocs
w Frcghts md Ca,chlngs also, v"s-"l-
md cnrgoea IN port, vessels building, MANU.
FACToBIEs, houses and buildings ot all de-
sctlptlons, merchandise, Furniture, lumbe,
and every description OF property, safely
stored, yardcd or secured, agalns, loss ol
damage by Ere al he roy forrest rates OF
premium, not ,rceeiing 5000 doi,dS on any
one riSk
BENJAMIN MUMrGRD, will receive
and forward applications lor The above, nnd
also for the Bristol County Mutual Flrc In
surance Company, NV Bedford.
Newport, Feb. q, 1915 6n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
NOTICE..

NlRST quality of white lead, lnseed oil,
spirits of lnrpcntinc, glass OF gll kinds
and sizes, copaI, japan and bright varrishes,
red lead, black do, glue, sponge, brushes OF
all kinds, boray, gold leaf, ro.ien stone, bath
brick, verdigris, chalk, imperial green, IVORY
black, and every other enthusiastically Found
in Paint Store, sold at the lowest cash
prices, and on the most reasonable terms by
IRISH 81 STEVENS,
il0, Thames street.
N. B. Particular a,tcp,on paid to Paper.
ing. March l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

vD'ilH subscriber respectfully ,niorras hc
Siends and the public gencrnlly, that his
of Marble and other Stone at the old stand
No 800, Thames-st, (Nor'h end,l where he
will manufacture Monuments, Tomb and
Head Stones of the first quality Of Italian q
American Marble & Slate. also hearlns aud
free stone work of oil descriptions.
Also Soap Stone for lining stoves and
Crates all oD the most reasonable terms.
Orders from any part OF the Country faith
fully executed.
PHILIP STEVENS.
Newport, May 30, i8ii.-Iyr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

A new and superior article Tor extracting
= a Grease. Tar, Paint, Vanish, &c, from
woollen. silk. cotton or lIn"u clullnng car
pets &c. without injury To the fines, sooda.
Fur sale hy K. J. TAYLOR.
Mav
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Court Of Probate, .NeupOrt, .Apri7, IS45

Court Of PROBATE, .Ne,cpor, .4prH7, lS45.
A PPLICArIoN was made for on adminislra-
"a tor to be appointed on the estate of
Lieut.. George William Robbins, late Of The
u. $. Marine Corps, dec, inlestate.
The same is rcad and received aud the
consideration thereof referred to a Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall,
in Newport, on the fist Monday in May
next, at . o'clock a. m, and that notice there.
of to be given by an advertisement three sue
ccssIye weeks in the HemLd The Times for
all persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
A10 B. b. Rowland, Pro- CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

Court Of Probate, .NevpOH, Aprit Z, 1915.
rs'ppLIcArIoY was made for an udmnislra-
tor to be appointed on the estate of
Simeon Smith, late of Newport ,wheelwrighi,
dec. intestate.
The same is received and the considera-
ton thereof referred TO Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in May next, at
o'clock q. m. and notice ordered to be
given thereof by an advertisement to be
published three tines in the Herald of The
Times, for all persons interested 10 appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
AI0 BIB. llowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
LITERARY DEPOT.

NA Nj. GOFF, respectfully informs the
w public that he has made most satls.
factory arrangement With Publishing
House in New York. by which he will be
regularly supplied with Daily and Weekly
Newspapers, Periodicals, and the most Popu.
lar Tales of the day. No pains will be
spared to receive them as early as steam can
forward them Persons wishing to subscribe
for Magazines will please leave their names
at the cffirc, No. IS. second door north of
the Post Office. Bnuks not on hand will be
procured 10 order, and furnished at New
York prices.
n. B. Boys will be in readiness to carry
papers. &C.. TO all parts of the town, imme-
dla,ely on their arrival.
WM. GOFF.
Newport. March 90, lS45-3n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Cheap Umbrellas.

II. +. q w. EWION
I 72 tS lJ0, Thasncs~st..
234 boxes extra fine Havana Sugar;
20 barrels New Orleans do;
I 80 boxes 4 hbls loaf s crashed do;
4O bags old Government Java Coffee
l66 packages llvson, Young Tyson, Sou
chong and Pouchong Teas
! 90 kegs Lard
Us boxes extra No. | Soap;
/ 30 bbls extra brand Flour;
l35 bb's butter crackers and pilot bread
I 40 boxes sugar crackers and soda biscuit
40 boxes oranges and lemons
( 80 casks Italian fHisiDs
100 boxes bunch do;
/ l3 cases Canton ginger preserves
% boxes lemon syrup;
200 drums igs
Is bbs soft shell Almonds
SO boxes ground spices
2S. do DO coffee
55 do plug Tobacco;
30 bbls provisions
90 bbIs cider vinegar;
I5 boxes pepper sauce
20 boxes patent tallow candles
100 bags Rio Coffee:
tons dried apples;
"a doz olive oil in variety of packages;
10 boxes Mocaronia and Vermacelh
81 or casks Madeira, Port aud other ines
20 baskets Champagne;
100 bogs shot;
ALso-bu,ier, cheese, hams, smoked beef,
dairy salt, CASTLE soap, starch, chocolate,
cocoa, olives, capres, mustard, anchovies, sar-
dimes, Canton soy, salsoda, sanro,us, crcam
of tartar, sup. cGrb. soda, ci'ron, curranis,
prunes, brooms, Lorllard snuff and tobacco,
&c. &c. &c.
The above with large stock in store,
completes better assortment than ever Of
fcred. in this place.
Newport, March 81, lei5.