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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
DEITZ, BROTHER y co.
No 10 JouS.sTREET, New I oRx,


AND No 81 FULToN-sTREET, BROOKLYN,
Original Inventors and sole Manufacturers OF the genuine
Doric Lamp Also, Manufacturers aid dealers IN npIov-
ed Campllene Lamps, Solar Lamps, GiraEdoies, Hall
Lamps ami Lanterns, Asral and Solar shades Chinies
aud Lamp Glasses of all kinds. Lamp Wick, Pure sperm
OIL Csphene and Burning I!d, all Of which are cercd
a, wholesale ard retail low pr for cash. SepEl
TENHE SUBSCRIBER offers Tor sale the following de-
L scribed goods very low prices
Tea Trays in sets or snsly, variety Of patterns
Solar and 0leostatic Lamps, new patterns.
Girsndcles with aid without drops, elegantly cha CO.
Fine Table Cutlery from bes; Sheffield NanutaetlreTs
Silver plated ware, consisting OF Castors, rea Trays
Cake Baskets, Caud!esticks SHUTTERS Trays, &c
Britannia Tea Sets, Dixon Il Sons Sheffield.
WI. L. SToUTENBURGH, 1913 Fulton'st.
i3o between Broad way ard Nassau-st
TIlEh TRAYS, &c-SPiES co. - !eaTl street,
nave Just received large assortment Of Gothic a'd
Sandwich Tea Trays in sets Also, full assortment OF
all sizes common Tea Trays by he dozen ne" St, les
Dxons Britannia Ware very elegant patterns TO-
ccthcr with general OF fine Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Scissors sc. &c. Wv
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SAILED.

n,., 4, J. NIL Ed.
taese, ship Switseslana London; hsrlueS Rins Ney
Sfeses; Asa Harley Br) Glasgow Glcaner aIac hicols
eraSA Nan Snsu y Thomas Macoe Savannah; Augusta
hm,sefaanS seSoSs rasrhicola; Adsne Charleston an
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SPnkE,

Dec ?s on Ger1aar MAS seen b,iss Lowell My,ek for
ieImo '' 'N'' Ivan q
Jaa u ls,slss, lon s.s brig Emily. rs,nl,n of Salem
Jan g h;?sSs loas - 81 ship gleu,cu,, Turper from
ArSsShieo,a To- bSsssa Sp9ks NE Eieuaca san oil epe
harspe Qa,nneesus Fulton NON AsssSisSs oy BSsS
end that barpue thcn in sight was the O. w. A'S'S9'
No date let q 30 lou 81 IS, lSasaed and ,ir,,,a ~,
roo f.om New York for NOIl-a.S " sap 4 q
Jan a ls2s Ion ~. schs PatuSea, of aea fr N,
Jan e, Tosasas bearing se miles sg hayQas shaaa.
destinations unknown,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

gesuinr Bears OIL 1is article however. pugity i
irrry difficult % ujil. Civilization which 10 haze
developed the ouly # this famous Ieparaau has driven
the animal that produced 1t farther and farther beyond odna-
~ reach In the Northwestern wilds sId the Tor
es Of ,naa the bear sill powls in unlmr 'gorapd con-
don AID here that the Mesrs Sarls have rrscgied,
through company Of cresaagsTS fora constant
supply this valuable article for restoring and preserving the
hair. Their arrangements 10 them
regular supply and those who purchase OF them deind
uqon procuring :hs genuine Ber Oil Purified and ishly
psGfuuied for the toilet, by A. u. SANDS co Chemists,
rs BIoidway. Chamle sStreet Granite Buihn:s-
sold also tD,oG-st aud IT East Broadway 10 bottles,
rIrai canf g largp- % cr.f & NInlll Il2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Packet ship Zarch Johnson from Havre Jan - 10 BOYD
Hiaessn barlue Pncon He sh,on of New orleapS; bys
GSSSe, isse Of Gs0rsescwp Dc alsc ship and briss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

c.s 20 PER ToS.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL.
y o.oOhED ASH, discIargng from boats, constantly
broken and Egg-Stoye and Nu:-deyc.e ed as above free
Of charge for carriage. A!.o, Lelgh Coal White Ash
SehUyikln Liverpool and Sidney Coal. Apply 20
7. STOKES DICKERSoS,
dlntf lO7 Anthonv-st near Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
BY THOMAS HOOD.

SUGGESTIONS BY STEAM.
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HI TAPsCOTTs' GENERAL EMIGRATION
3TfA OFFICE. 10 South corner Maiden Llns;5
wishing = ;end os tieir iIleeds n aay pare.
rangemcati witt! the subscribers have them brought out
any Of the magnificent ships belonSing TO the
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS:' =.
The superiority Of the accommodations IN tins iafoe
line for cabin second c8biu and Passengers : "
that every e1eon will lie nsed by Mr. w Tascou Ln
erpool to despatch those seat FOR with punctuaiY ana III W
best manner possible. .
Dr1f,s supplied for any payable without dgfos
thlou hoUt Greet Britain aud Ireland, by APPLYING To-
w J. L. TAPSCOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner of Broadlcay and Fulton-strect, entrance
third door.
EgJHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for beauty
w OF color, tone and effect, can al times commend
themselves and SUPERIOR equal 10 any that have
been heretofore taken. Mr. B. does not claim superiority
for himself but leaves his pictures 10 tho criticisms OF
Just and intelligent public who, well as strangers are
Invited 10 call at the Gallery before going elsewhere whe
Their they intend sitting not; Likenesscs in al cases
warranted 10 give satisfaction AID coored beau
tif manner and In which department Ar B. does claim
superiority II being filled by competent and practical
person. Taken IN all kinds weather, from !. VI. TIL
z. NJ.
.,.rle American Institute awarded First Premium to
". Il. Brady at the late Fair.
d. ain.y NJ. r. BRADY
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TIE Old ESTABLISHED
JOB B o o K-b \ D E r
H. ard III Fu,tcn-st.
The subscriber continues Eive his special attention 20
all descriptions OF
JOB BOOK-BINDING,
and invites librarians al persons having charge OF Sce
Institutions and gentlemen having Libraries call aa1
inspect his unique and substantial styles Of Bokotndinr
and begs to refer 70 the FIST Booksellers and Librarians IN
this city.
taste, aud very reasonable charges this extensive esd
lisi,Rleat stands u1rvaied. EDWARD "ALA1"'
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
E. WALKER, Bookseller and Publisher, IA Fulion-si.
Always on hand good assortment OF school Books STAN
dard WORK of American aRd English editions Misceadne-
Gus Books and Stationery every kind greatly reduced
prices FOR cash Country dealers supplied. J&'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

OH WARD LUMBER ARD at loot OF 5ith
b. - street, Hudson Nver.-G. 5. MOTT takes pleasure
in giving notice tie Of real and residents,
thit he has hand large OF Lumber of al
kinds which he offers sale the advantageous
terms aud is well aware he compete with other deal
In the City. prices and quality, and particularly in
vites all persons give him call and examine lis stock
previous purchasing. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
GOOD SITUATIONS FOR BUSINESS-Persons about

GOOD SITUATIONS FOR BUSINESs-Persons about
" Into bSress informed that they can OBJ
tain immediate possession OF Stands in the Partisan Bazaar
No +is Broadway, Grand street, which consist OF
Counters ana Glass Cases for the sale OF Dry Goods, Sill
liuer Furrers' Articles, Hats ard Caps. Watches and
Clocks Silver aud Patel WAKE, Lamps and Chandeliers
Cutlery, China and G.as Ware Pocketbooks Maps, Sta
tonery Annals end othe- books, Canes and Umbrellas
Perfmery Furnishing Articles, Ladies' Shoe Store Toy
do Ready Made Linen Thread and Needle Store, and fer
every description OF neat goods
This perhaps Of the best opportunities for persons
OF small capital or their friends starting them into bs
ness al very small risk. The Bazaar heated and light
ed by the Proprietor. For further particulars apply at the
Bazaar.
" B-A separate entrance vii! be made 10 the Gallery
and rocEs on the sccoud story which Will be let for BILL
lincry and Dress Making, Portrait and Miniature Paint
ing &c &c -ji6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

.,s,s.,Rss,ss WARRANTED CASTS iEEL EDGE,
Z $4,000 L TOOLS-rhe real genuine CUngcrs Todt
only lie had at SO Attorey-strset
i = whore they made and finished VIE
my own hands; therefore ! can rec1H'
mend them aud at George Briggs & Co.'S Plat-s;rest
Those tools offered by Osborn 81 Little, ut SO fGtonS
and other sto.es, stamped "Congcr, not my MAXI
and are designed to deceive. Mine stamped thus:
"Conger. New York. 80 Attorney-st." The u j..
CoDgcr Berry is also addc-te having an n:ercst IN he
business !iber discount Dealers. Please oboeIr
thestamp In25 3m.l JOHN C0NGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

/, TEAM POWER TO LET.-trom 10 IS horse power,
- with part the whole OF i building how erecting,
20 by 80 feet. and stories high, the East River side
near Pike slip. Inquire Of
lis I'm, HECNEK & HRoTHERS, 2i3 Cherry st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

E,yoR DYEINts GREY OR RED HAIR PERN.SyNTLY
L. BEoxy OR BLLck.-The Moorish Hair Dye charges
gey or red hair 10 permanent brown blaca, without
eeicrng or inurtng tha skin So-Price 50 ST.
at So Chatham 81 or 323 Broadway. III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

" Observation-Disclosures of Sunday Schools, and otha
prices d!T 3n'
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~ 80. lTUNL cUNt. foa &c


TO RESTOPE MD BEAUTlFY TIE HAIR
GENUINE BEARS Oilo-We be-
~, 9s--S cye that after all tie efforts OF di5n-
rs s.y,s-sy guislel chemists discover some prep
5StsS;. arati1n berrfcia To the growth hesll,,
60. 2es5 and reproduction of.e human hlir. X !,
HsS.4 Is last rrarraliv admired thai cOm5i
&9 ~ natieu Of chemical ai!inties has yet bcen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

y7ASuIoNAplE BOOT AND sHoE SroRE-GRoss
Y 4 BETS, l55 Fulton street, ono door east OF BoS4'
wa ep on hand Large assortment of Eoos aud She's
made in the most fashionable style ana Of the bes ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

THE TRIBUNE
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
For the rapid execution Of every description OF Plain,
Ornamental and Commercial
JOB PRINTING,
Can be fo1ad usual a. 70 sPruce-srec nea- Nassau.
the damage by the Lite coihagrator having entirely
repaired. .elOG
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. SPRCCE-STREET.
All kinds of Job Printing, such
PAMPHLETS Mammoth Show-BIls,
Catalogues, Lecfurc-Hl
Checks, Concert Bills, Plain and
Cards Faac-.
Insurance Policies, Political BLis,
Bills c. LadIns. Circulars, tnea;l &c.
Circulars,
Promptly executed a. the onee. No sp-7,cs-stTee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

NE-aIaic order 81 descriptions Of Boots and SHOES
Its warranted and prices lowto suit The times. - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

to- \ FARM FoR S.tLE.-Si;uate on the rosd IN
sf1N New Rochelle 20 White Plains. about eIuGistar'
each. containing 30 of lli al OF which
Is plough land excepting acres which /, wood land
The place divided BY lane and is laid cut into ccnvca
lent lots for cultivation. All III, fences Of stone IN
good order, and the ground In high stale of cultivation
The b. dins al OF coed character and in order. For Germs
1rrly 10 :. y. KENYON, on the premises, or OF
90 II J. ADRIANCE. 80 John ST. New-frrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. = sYzrcE-ST.EEI
(IHIaD sroETl
GAYLORD ALEXAS ER,
Are prepared u execute Binding Tor BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES, and private indtvicaas.
B-Pa-:culsr attention paid 20 rs5inding old bcoEs
Periodicals Music, &C. in good style aud az reasonable
rates.
Pc sons visiting TIE city can have ei books rebound AZ
shert notice. J=It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

4 AW C-lRD.-CoLLEcTIoN oy DEBTS II TIE NORTH
IL wEST.-E. &. wASHBU1sNE, Attorney At Law, Ca
lena hosl wiz give his attention 10 ;he collection Of
dehtS due Newlork merchants il Galens; Rcckto, and
Rock Island, Illinois, in Du Buque, Iowa; in P!atteve,
PotoS Prairie III Chen, Mineral roin, and Madison, Wis
coIlsin.
Refer 70 D. \, cushlnan & Co.; DofcEnps, Suytam s
Nixon. New York. SCI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Rngm0rm, Sore Heads, Br5ers' Itch, Sat
Riieun, SctTuy, ErySipeldS,
It IN TRUTH almost every erupve disease could NEIL
ton 1t ia not only pow erf but 40 healing aud simple.
that 1t can be safely used by mothers for healing
Chafcs ard Chaps ii Infants.
For ladies with delicate skin, toilet soap, it
JIai:es the SKIN cear and BEAUTIFUL
The public are cautioned be particular and ask for
Jones soap. There many coutcrietS. Buy 1t no
where but the sign OF the American Eagle, - Chatham
street. or 1913 Broadway and l39 Fulton BrookiyD 81
Siae 81. Albany; and s State St Boston, III I'm
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n ENJOYABLE. DowNS has removed his eNiensiye
n stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES nom No. 70 70 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Collections IN Mississippi.
EuEVES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys a; Law, Coffee
~ Vile. Mlssi T. \. CllENES & A. H. DAVIDSON
will give prompt attention the business OF their profess
sion generally in the Norer and 10 The collection Of for
eign claims, amounting five hundred dollars, and up
wards, in any part Of the STATE. Feb. 81. Isis.
REFERENCES.
EDWIN c. ESTES. Esq. ~ vi,
MeSsrs. TOWNSEND s BROTHER,
I" SMITH S CARROLL,
II. n. COOPER II co. Sew-Qreans.
FELLOwES, JOHNSON & co..
- REED s. BROTHER.
CAVE & SCHAFFER, philadelphia,
GRIGG & ELLIOTT,
g GOODMAN & MEANS, ! .,,-h;
u. Il. FElERS0N. Esq. -Ae--it'' II 2Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

10 do 30 Grain and do thick feSscd Boots.
DO DO 10 ard do scwed BrcSais
Ladies' Calf M! aud Cater Boots
do DO walking Shoes
DO Kid, Morocco do
Together With VARIETY OF other articles In TIC Boo.td
shoe line which cy viii sell .ow a. any OF The dealers
or Eastern manufacturers. ioT cash or approved ehaoFed
a.. Liberal advances made on consisnmeats. SLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

n pIKSITl7E Of an oIGer of he saIIosase q -
county OF Nc,g-Yofk Notice il hereby gwen " q IL
sons having cailns against GEORGE RIDER ~. ~, ssrs
Island OF Cuba merchant deceased, tG present. 80 Jscs
WuIIam Rrlev. NJ. -, Divison-stee,t III the e MD
S.w-York on, or before the 2!st day OF jane he'N.
New York the 18th DAY OF December. le4i ,.,,nl
di1 iay-6rfis STEPHEN j. RIDER, A6mHns------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

- FARM FOR SArE-Sileaied in New-daYen
sSS5f9 Comfy Conn on the line Of the NewYork and
-a'- Sey--iIaven (con;cmpa;e) Railroad. Said farm
contains about I31 ofexceet Land under coed ea!
vatcn end wcIl7rsportIoned, well vyateFed &c ihe
buildings are all of the class, aud well adapted TO farm
ing purposes Terms easy. Further particulars may DC MAD
or application 10 IL r. HODGES, New-uavciI, or 20
ftI.f RUSSELL SMITH. 81 Iiberfy-Sirect, =. \,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Ia PAPER Mill. TO LET. III complete order IL
.ss has eight engines TWO 60 inch machines, c-ei'de6
szs--rols Sc &c. Connected with this MI! are 9VVo
acres OF Land mostly weed, which Is now standing one
Sa, NM one GSt Mil, one Machine shop. Biaehsui;hs
shop good Store and thirty Dwelling Houses all oil
which is for SALE or rent reasonable terms and pos
session given immediately. For farther particulars NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14


Sd ASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN AM
l. IRELAND IN THE OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PMh
ETS.-1hc subscribers beg leave to inform those Ieis
about sending for their friends that they have made er
siye arrangements Tor the year 1915, tor bringing ORR ~
seDgcrs from any part OF the Old Country In coIno
manner and the most favorable terms IN any OF inc
Of the above .yorc Line, sailing from Liverpool on lsS
and 10Th OF each month also IL rst ci35s american H.r
commanded By the experienced masters. ven 80.
IN the trade sailing every week Throughout; the sen
and prevent delay imposition and annoyance ~
Liy .pool, their there ID deteFniso
tend personally TO the forwarding OF all passengers ee-s
at this Office. ,t.
The Old Line OF Packets comprises the following fl"P'
The MOSTEZUMA, Tie YORKSHIRE,
EUROPE CAMBRfGE,
NEW-YORK, ENGLAND,
COLUMBUS, OXFORD. 3d.
When the parties agreed for decline coming oVI' ~.
ney Is Immediately returned TO their friends hese' va
any reduction whatever. ~ tie
Drafts for any amount be had, payaole ~ MA
principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland APg"y
WILLIAMS 81 GUIoS, 10 tulton-I H;.- -.
Rms a IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

SHOOTS. SHOES. LEATHER, &c.-CHAMBER
~ LAIN IL GoLDrHwtIT Manufacturer ana Cog
g mission Dealers, No, 2I7 Pearl street have ia's,
SUNNY OF foods, S;i,abe t2e Nea,T7, S5'dae'HdTs
n; 7yqds and are constantly receiving com the manaac'
arers. Chamberlain, Cutler II Co... Hoc'ton aud A.
5ld,tvait u Co. East StonnSton, Mass fresh suPple
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

EyVERY CuTASEous ERUPTION OF The SKIN, sores,
u CAapped Flesh or Dis1surcments, cured peraia
nentiy aud I'll elced from tic skin by using cake
of the true Jones Italian chemical Soap IL many cases II
acts like charm. IL has often
Changed the color Of Discoorcd Skin, ren,oucd PM
pies, Btotches, Ffcckfes, &c.
And many physicians have found cure the following ca
-. n klrn l.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
SCOTT,S BAZAAR.

Good Rooms Tor Private Parties. all times readyfee
graft, for Nothing GI2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Co-PARTNEESIiIP.-T undersigned have formed
- Cc-rar;neEshp under the .rn OF CROSS, BULHLEY
CO. tn The ?urios Of cuirciin- Commission Taper Id
They have taken for the present 2l2 Pea-
81; JEHESll I. CROSS
FREDERICK K. GRIFFIN.
LEWIS D. SrLkLEI.
Sew-Yo.k. February 70. 1915 no Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

- COCNTR, SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE.
Gsl Tie subscriber oilers or sale. OF liberal terms Sc
sera Ccuntry aud Farms OH the East bank oil
the hudson River, near Tarrytown-among which are
The Farm OF tie subscriber occupied by Mr.. CraSer
with from Is 10 200 acres.
The Farm Of the late William butcher, containing $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

IN PURSUANCE u an order Of TIE SaFrosae !. n a.
county OF New-Y0Ik, Notice is hereby giYcn TT lie
sons having claims against ANN ELIZA COL0Aiissh
Of the city OF New York. deceased, to present ,i set
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber =; 80. ~ Ni
on or before tie goth day OF july next. ,-,..,,.f
"a laY6m LANES STOKES, AdIninis!HISA---~5S. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

yENIiE SUBSCRIBERS have this day formed copar,-
L pcrsfp for trsnssc ing Domestic & General Dry
Goods and Commission Business under the ofSTAS
TON. RICHARDS & HoLLISTER. They may be found
FOX the present ~ the store No 40 Beave--sy-
Z. c. STANTON,
e. L. RICHARDS,
W. Il. HoLLiSTER.
Ssw-Yerk, 18th January, istS. jI7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

AIRIENDS or ROBERT 5. GAGE are informed that he
Z has loc...ed II No. II LIsE15r-srREST.
DRY GG0pS i; the smallest TtS>ible advance.
VAkTiAULAR ATTENTION
Is requested to lis stock OF
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which viii always b kept full and COMPLETE, presIlr'- on
showing the arseS; aud fues; assortment n the city
,ia5 ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31
Fail River Branch Rail Road.
summer Arrangement.
@E.2s @ SsS.s; E;'<<sE3 { d ~. !.

Trains leave Fall Rvrr, daily, Sundays
excepted. for Taunton, Boston g. Providence,
at Il n. IA md 3 .. IN.
Trulus leave Fall River daily for New
Brdfnd, at q aud 8 1t, IA. aud }. f.. N.
Trans leave Boston daily tor Fail RIVER
al u n. N. and \ y. IN.
1ralns leave New Bedford daily for Fall
River, Mt ] n. III. and 81 p. m.
Passengers from Ncwpurt Ia Boston, Now
Bedford g. Taunton, viii b" tlrkctcd through
via rhls Road by taking KIn'lcy's stage to
Fall River.
The Stage that leaves Newport at -
o'clock, p. IN. connects with tn" New Bed
ford tain nj past 5. at Fail River, which
arrives in New Bedford ut past u.
Fare from Newport to Boston, 81 OO
DO. do Taunton, Ia
! Da. do New Bedford, 81
/ Tickets for the route can be- procured NJ
r. b. kINsLfy's stage Office III Newport, i3I
Thames street, of
TIMOTHY COGGESlIhLL, Agent.
SAMU I'll. II. Z. LEE, Supi.
June 10, lSla-tL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
aSsAmouhh, III. r.
s. NEW AND COMMODlOUS HOUSE,
BaH on the site ofh ,eel knOma piaee 3 mites
from .Ne~port, on Mc Past Road.

This House is now open Tor the reception
Of SUMNER VIsIroRs and PLEASURE PAR
rIEs,-u Is three stories high, aud contains
about 40 spacious aud airy rooms The bed
rooms aud pnrlors vary from ID Ia 20 feet
square, aud are ~ feet ~ height. The Hall
extends the entire length OF the House, aud
IL admirably calculated for large parties -
No pains has been spared by the subscriber
IN furnishing the House with all the rcqul-
sites appcrlaning To such an establishment.
SrRANGERs vIst,rg the Island IN pursuit Of
health or pleasure, will find the ATLANTIC
HOUSE, n most desirable resort as well for
the comforts there afforded, as for It's beautl.
fuI location and fine water prospect OF bay
and ocean.
Attached to the House is Stable, shed
and Ten-pin alley. lIoRsts & CARRIAGES
are kept to let, aud IloRsE KEEPING careful
ly attended to.
FAMILIES accommodated with board OIL
reasonable term4.
A share of the public patronage i, respect.
! fully solicited. BENJAMIN BROWN.
! Portsmouth,, June l2lh, lS1j.-tt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31

I'H'iE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has taken The store No
81, Thames street, nearly opposite The Pos
Office. aud has selected a choice assortment
of DRUGS, .NEDICLNES, &C.. which he
offers for sale. Having served ten years IN
the business with DR.. X. X. Hazard, he feels
qualified to offer his services as a Druggist,
/ to the citizens of Newport and vicinity, and
assures them that fresh medicines, ut the
incest quality, will he kept constantly on
hand. Great care will also be- paid To PhysI-
clans prescriptions, ships and family medl.
cine chests, extracting Of teeth, &c.
A choice selection of the most approved
and valuable Patent Medicines kept constant
y on hand.
A share of public patronage is respectful
y solicited. -
CHRISTOPHER G. e. HAZARD.
June -, lel5 BIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31
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Court of Probate, .NewpOn, July lola
yEyIlE a administrators first and final Ac'
count on the estate OF Abgal! Weaver
late of Newport, widow, dec, was presented
COZ allowance.
The same Is read and received and refer
rod for consideration 10 Court Of Pro
bate. to be holden at the Town Hall, II
Ncwpor,, on the fist Monday in August
nnxt.at o o'clock a. m, and notice ordered
TO be given thereof by advertisement three
successive weeks in The Herdld 0f The Tunes
that all persons interested nay appear at sals
time and place aad be heard
4 true copy-wl,ness,
ITO b. b. IlowLAND, Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-31
Court of Probaic, .Nncpori Juy7, iSi5.

Court Of PrObafe, .N',opoH J'Hy 4 ici'.
A N instrument in writing, dated the ~ ia
- day Of May, 1915, pnrpostng TO be th"
las, Vii and Testament 0f E,lennc Paschal
Falsneau, u,e of Newport, Hair Dresser,
dec. was presented by Robert =. Lee and
Edward A Sherman, III" Executors thereof,
for Probate and for Letters Testamcnlary
thereon.
The same is read and received aud refer
red for consideration To Court oi Probn'e,
tn be holden at the Town Hall in Newport,
on the first Monday in Ang. ncxt,ai o'clock,
a. m. aud notice ordered To be given thereof
. hy advertisement, three successive weeks IN
the HyaM Of The Times, ihaia persons IN
tcrested may appear at said time and place
aud be heard.
IT,, a true copv-wltness,
JI0 B. B. IIowLAND, Pro. CFk.