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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-10
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THURSDAY, Sept. 3.
Schrs Susan, Gardner. FIN Dlghton for Rich.
mond, Va; lIoraiio Ames, Phillips, FIN Tann-
ton for A Ibany Minerva, Davis, FIN Fall Riv.
~ for Philadelphia Charles, Blanchard, from
Bangor for Providence Atlas, Brown, fin Fall
River for Yarmonih Sultana, ,Cabbot, FIN Digh-
ton for Philad; Il Frclnghuysen Castenbogus,
fn +. River for ~ Y. Pavilion, Colcord, FIN
Bangor Augusta, Beck, I'm Nantucket Nj
agara, Springer, fin liyannis for N. T.; James
Hand, Weaver, FIN +. River for Phlad Dele
ware, Hess, I'm Fredericksburg for Providence,
in distress, the Capt and all hands sick.
Schrs Choctaw Barlow I'm 7. River for Sand
wich Yanlic, Staples, fin Taunton 70: Phia
del phia.
Soops Mary Nichols, Spencer, I'm l.. Gree n.
wch for Nantucket Charles, Barlow, fm Fall
River for N. York Geo. Henry, Waterman,
I'm Prov. for Rondout.
FRIDAY, Sept 4.
Brig Ceres, Collins FIN L. River for Portland.
Schr John & Calhoun, Babson, fin Eastport
for Baltimore. The Captain being sick, put in
for Medical assistance.
| Schrs Waterman, Free, I'm Thomaston for
N. York Increase, Hall, fm and ior do; Sa-
rah Churchm IN, Baymore, I'm Fall River for
Philadelphia.
sloop Willard, Dennis, I'm Prov. for n Y.
SATURDAY, Sept g.
| Schr Moravo, Dickens, Of and tm Bangor.
Sloops Cicero. Basse, FIN n Bedford ; Hope,
Westcott, FIN North Kingsown, for this port
SUNDAY, Sept. 6.
II Brio Gardner, Hinge, FIN +. River for Phila
sohrs q RockhIIl, Sedgeman, I'm and for do;
Red Jacket, James, tm do FOR n. York Nj. Is.
Mahong, McGockln, FIN aud for do /; Bangor,
Jordon, I'm Prov. for Ellsworth Frank lin
Green, Riley, I'm do Compliance, Blunt from
Boston for N. York; Traffic, Fitham, from
Philad for New Bedford ; Nile, Ellen, from
! Boston for Albany George Washington
ll Tnkum, fm Nantucket for Norfolk.
Il Sloops Jane, Hall, fm Prov. for Paucatnck
Il Rhode Island, Hull, fm do for New York lie
70, Linne, FIN do for New Haven.
MONDAY, Aue.7.
H Schrs Mercey, Smith, I'm Fall.River for
Richmond Rose, Lamphear, FIN Dighton Tor
Bangor Pearl, Nickerson, im Prov. for PhIa
| Euratus, Nickerson, fin do. for Norfolk. Sloof
Ann B Holmes, Brown, TN Fall-RIyer for Al
bany.
II TUESDAY, Sept 8.
II Schrs Spy, Smith, FIN Pawcaluck for Phila
| Queen, Gardner, ln do. for do Southerner
Baker, fin do. for 90; lncf ease. w oslcoti,im dc
Tor do Frankfort, Wing FIN N. York for Nan
tucket; James Frances, Warren, fin Prov. io
Norfolk, sloop Riepz, Durfcc, fin N. forl
Tor Prov.
Il WEDNESDAY,, Sept ..
Briggs Mary lI.----fm Pblla. 6r Boston
| LYDIA farnham, Robinson, fm Pictou Tor Prov
Orlan, Saunders. fin do. fnr Fail River Moho
gan, fin Cnlins for do Dudius. Roberts
im Pictou for Dighton Tangier, Parks, fu
Phlla. for Eosion. Schrs. Trio, Allen, IN
Picion for Dighionj Engineer, fal
| River
/ Pilot boat Superior, Darrcu from q cluisc
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-10
Whig Prediction fulfilled.

The Auburn Journal justly remarks-that
all The predictions made by the Wings, IN AZ,
in regard TO the consequences oi the election
ofJames X. Polk to The Presidency, have been
fulfilled. Wings prophesled the Annexation
Of Texas, with SLAVERY, aud consequent
war with MEXIco. Well, Texas was annex.
cd, with its SLAVERY, and we are engaged IN
war with Mexico, which will cost over o
hundred millions ofdoilars. Wings prophescd
the destruction of the Tariff Of 1912, and the
substitution 0fa Tariff that would render the
National Treasury bankrupt, and bring rum
upon the great interests OF the country. for
the benefit of Great Britain. The Tariff of
AZ has been repealed, and we have Tariff
(which, but for the annexation OF Texas we
should not have-for the bill would not have
passed but for the votes OF Texas Senators.
that will not yield over eighteen millions OF
revenue, whilst the Government expenses are
a HUNDRED MILLIONS; and as direct conse.
quence OF which manufacturing establish.
ments Of various kinds, all over the country
nre already ceasiny their operations, and
thousands Of laborers daily discharged
thus reducing the wages Of labor, and cutting
off a marker for, and reducing the prices Of,
the agricultural productions OF the country
The Wings. too, prophesled the re-enactmcnt
Of the Sub Treasury. This odous measure
has just passed Congress. We thus have
thanks to the election of James X. Polka
war with Mexico, war upon the DOMEsTiC
INDUSTRY, and u war upon the currency OF
the country; oud all because Northern dema.
gogues-dough Jaces-have been wiling to
bargain away to the South, all the great inter
csts of the North. for national official
SPOlIS, in possession or IN expectancy
If such is the beginning, what 10 10 be the
END Of Polkery ?-Hntford Comamt.
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O. The Academy at West Point has
been re.opened, and on Friday last, the fur
Tough cadets having returned, n superb ball
ond entertainment was given on Friday even.
ing last in the Academic Buildings. The
dancing apartment was in the third story, the
supper room in the second, and the halls were
gaily fcstooned with flags ond evergreons.-
The ball room had its adornmebts, and on the
trumphal arch the words "Resaca de la Pal.
ma" and "Palo Alto" were traced in gold let.
,ers. Upon the walls were placed The names
Of Brown, Ringgold, Page. and others who
fell IN the two battles of the Rio Grande.-
On Monday last the cadets struck their tents.
and were marched over in front of the super.
in,endants, where they were regularly mus
tered and inspected. They then proceeded
TO their winter barracks, and The usual winter
course VI studies commenced u. $. Ga.
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Ship WIN. Engs, Boss, arr. at New Orleans
30tb u!t., from Boston.
Schr. Geo. Engs, Smart. arr at Philad. 9Th
inst, im Maianzas.
Arr. at Georgetown, sc. 2d inst, schr. Julius
Prinas, Melville, from this port. Lost over.
board on the night Of the 10Th uIt., by fall
from the mast head, Michael Brophy, seaman,
from Fail River, Mass.
Sid from Havana, Goth ult. Brig Poland,
Weeden, for Mariel.
WIALERS.
Sept. 9Th arr in the West Passage, brig
Helen, Davis, from Atlantic Ocean, with $50
bbls sp oil Returned on account Of sickness
Of Capt
Spoke Aug 9TH, lat 20, Ion 53, bark Lebarou,
$50 bbls sp bound home.
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Court of Probate, Newport, Sept. 7M, 1916

A PPLICATION is made in writing by Sarah
n Ann sherman, widow, for this Court to
appoint Robert sherman, ID, Administrator ON
he estate of her late husband, Wanton r.
sherman, late of Newport, decd. !hc same is
read, received, and referred for consideration to
Court of Probate, TO be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on The first Monday in Oct.
next, at 9 o'clock, a. IN. and it is ordered that
the notice thereof be published for three sue
cesslve weeks IN the Herald of the Times, that
all persons interested may appear at said time
and Place and be heard.
True copy-witness,
sept. TO- b. b. llowLAND, Prob. elk.
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Court Of Probate, Newport, StpL z, 1876.


ITPON the petition of John j. Middleton
u Williams Middleton, and Edward Mid
dleton, stating that Henry Middleton, late of
Middleton Place, III the Parish of ST. George.
Dorchester in the State of South Carolina
decd. left his last Will and Testament duly
executed, which said VIII was proved and ap.
proved before Thomas Lchre, Esq, sole Judge
of the Court of Ordinary Tor Charleston Dis
lrict, in said State, on the l7lh day of June last
past, and that said petitioners were duly quail
fed by said Court, as Executors thereof, and
there being Real and Personal Estate in Rhode
Island on which said viii operates, and pray
ing the Court that said last Will and Testament
loi said Henry Middleton, a certified copy of
which, and the Probate thereof under the seal
OF said Court of Ordinary for Charleston Dis
iicl, is presented with said petition may be
filed and recorded in the Registry of the Court
of Probate, of Newport, and Letters 1cStamen.
tary be granted thereon to said Executors, ac-
cording To the laws of Rhode Island the said
polltion heing read Is received and referred tor
consideration to- Court OF Probate, to be holden
al the Town Hall, IN Newport, on the first Mon
day m October next. at . o'clock am. Il is
Iurdered that previous notice be given of the
Ipcndency and payer thereof, by publish.
ing n COPY of hlS order for three successive
weeks. IN the Herald of the Times, to the end
,ha, any person may appear Mt said tune aud
| place and show cause against the filing and
rccordng the same, and granting letters TcSa-
mentary aS aforesaid.
\ Tfur Copy--wiineSS,
\ sept. 10. Is. u. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-10
BOOTS AND SlTCTSs,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Thomas c. Wales, Of Boston,
- Byoad.st corner If Cenf,at street

- Broad.st corner If Cenffm street
HAS now on hand and is daily receiving, all
III the varieties of GOOD RETAILING
BOOTS AND SHOES, and also all the lover
qualities, which he viii sell, by The case oI
dozen, at prices that cannot lie equalled by any
other store IN Boston. lie Is enabled to sell
lower for the reason that he bugs AMI sells yto1
CASH ONLY. aud is satisfied with IA smaller
profit than others are willing lo sell for. All he
asks of Cash B"gers - 10 Come AMI y" ior
themselves, or inquire of some oi NE many
dealers, who, by purchasing their Boots and
SHOES of him, have been enabled Ia underNelI all
their neghbors who bay on ciedIl, and there
fore obtain all the be>l trade.
Also, his Fall Stock OF IN DfA RuBBER>'
embracing all the salcahle kinds imported or
manufactured in this couniIy, comprising over
l0O 600 PAIRS. for CASH Vr tRlll |, at The
lowest importers or manufacturers prl1eS.
Aug. 6.-2m
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EOSTEE'S
As FAIR As 'Ts,E LILY .--RAD-

Always celebrated ChiRcSe Nedicdted S"P
/, indeed a wonderful dl,covcry-"lor what Ma
ture in her miraculous work, has left uDdnl>h-
I'd, this valuable Chinese Mcdicalcd soap has
completed Look for instance, at that dark
salow pimplcd and dlsfgurcd viSagc-.how
annoying to the sight Is such an object hut
look at the lovely, fair. clear and transparent
complexion How beautiful to look upon (!
how the eyes gaze with delight on bchnldlng
such an object of beauty Why Is there 50
much difference between the two objects Bc.
cause the one has used that valuable medlcacd
compound Radway's Chinese Mcdlcalcd soap,
and it has eradicatcd every vcStige OF tan, pm
pies, spots, blemi>hcS, dl>fgurcmenls. and all
unSighly cruptlonN, whilst the other has neglect
cd the advice of her friends by not using this
valuable compound, and of course suffered lhc
consequences, LADIES, do not fail to give
this excellent Soap uial, for If your skin be
either dark. Slllow, rough or dl>lgurcd Rad
ways Chinese Medlralcd Soap will make It ~
far aS the liy, aud render It sweet and healthy,
far and transparent rricc IL IL cents per
cake Sold wholesale and retail at ~ II ud,un
street, New York. aud by H. J. Taylor, Agent
Newport Aug u'h
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Regular Maii s.fme Cor Nc,y-g oga =,

fFs"@-- h The splendid aud iavuliIc
.lqa.qyiifsT Steamer M,sssCHUsE ErE>,
E:s;s...;s g; --.---Gi apt. Pouer will leave Long
Wharf. Newport. for New York (dIrec',) on
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday evening",
-o'clock.
The new and splendid Steamboat oRl]("
Cant Seth ihayer. will leave S'oningion eE
Monday. Wcdne ,tnv. and Friday evenings un
The arrival OF The Mali Train from Hosod
IL, The steamboat ROGER WAL Si-.
viii leave Newport iot Providence every dag
tSunday> vxcepred,y al o'clock y and Wiz
cJnucc. win The S'oninglon Route AZ Prb,l-
dcnee. Passengers from Newport can pet ,hrlr
Tickets r,,nugn 10 New York, on Board the
Roger Williams. without any exila charge.
>rr Al Baggage Tor New lork on Monday,
Wednesdays. and Fridays. will be taken IA
charge % y Blggage Master on board the Rug.
er Williams, who Will see II safely delivered
on board The oregon al StunRgun.
rur further Information apply al i2o, Vhaa,">
stree, (np salr>) "
/ Aug r.. CHARLES y. TILLEY, Agent
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY, Sept. 7, l946.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Patro

AT Market 2300 Cattle, about 1900 Of which
were Stores, 1900 Sheep, and 1850 Swine. Sew.
eral hundred Cattle of Beef and Stores, and about
200O Sheep remain unsod.
Prices.-Beef Cattle-A iewvery choice Cattle
were at market, and we quote extra D % a $50
first quality A IS s.; second 25 so; third
$3a S4.
Stores-A large number unsod-wc quote two
year old S. a. three year old $40 $2i.
Sheep-Dull; Lambs from 75c to 50; old Sheep
from 50to2 II.
Swine-LotS to peddc 81 3ac for SowN and
Al a 4lc for BarrowS; one ordinary lot and ic,
old Hogs 81, a, Al, and 1i. Atretail IRON 4 to
bic.
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DLUMEE NATloNALDAGUER-

l. RIAN GALLERY and PHOTOGRA.
PIERS FURNISHING DEPOTS; award.
ed the Gold and Silver Medals, Four FIRST
Premioms, and Two Highest Ilouors. a, the
National the Massachusetts, the Now York,
and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions, respec
lively. for the most splendid Colored Daguer-
reo'ypes und best Apparatus ever exhibited
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather.
/ Instructions given in the art.
large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock
always Oh hand. ut the lowest cash prices.
\ New York, 25i Broadway Phlladc phia.
l36 Chestnut ST.. Boston, - Court, and 50
Ilanovcr-sts.; Baltimore, 205 Bahlmure st;
Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue f; Peters
burg, Va, Mechanics Hall Cincinnati,
Fourth and Walnut, and l7G Main ST.; Sara.
toga Springs, Broadway; PARIS, ~ VieiIIe
Rue du Temple Liverpool, - Church 81.
\ July I'd, IS16.-Iyr.
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Court Of Probate, .Newport, Sept. 7, 1916.

A PPLiCATiON is made for Administration
n on the estate of Sylyanus Stanford, late Of
Newport, deed; The same is read, received
and referred for consideration to a Count
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on The first Monday IN October
next, at Q O'clock, a. M, and notice thereof
ordered to be given by advertisement for
three successive weeks in the HeraH Of
The Times, that all persons Interested may
appear a, said time and place and be heard.
True copy-wltness,
sept. TO- B. b. llowLAND, Prob. Cl'k.
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Administrator Sale.

DY ,irlne Of authority from The Coor Of Pro-
ID bate. ot lhe Town OF Newport, viii he sold
AZ Public Auctou on the premises, IN Monday,
The lih day Of September Uexl, al II o',lWk. 10.
~ all The rigll lnle and Interest Which Sarah
SIN III. late OF New port widow deed, had IN
OF 10 - lol of hand anJ dwelling hsu-e, thereon
situated oh the south side of ChurA-stlcei, aud
neal West al Tr'u,Iy Church IN NewPseH
Cnndltions ~ HE tune aud place of sale
\ Is. ELIZA l.. CODpiNGr ron. admir-.
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Mrs. Callahan 4 Miss Smith,
offer for sale, at
No. lJ9 'Thanic.-strect

VNEMPER II TEMPERAMENT. by Hrs
Ellis Memoirs and Essays by Mrs
Jamesos The People, by VI Mchtd; Con
Suclo, 10y Gsores sand The redskins, by !, T.
Cooper Pictures from Italy by Chories D'ehcns
The Fair Isabel, by Eugene sue; Tower of
London, by ~. H. 1iHS~orh Temptation Of
Wealth lay Mrs. Cmten shores of the Medl-
teranean 10y r. >chroeder Scenes and Thoughts
in Europe Sketches OF Newport stationary.
Letter and Note Paper with Envelopes 10 mattel;
Pen Racks. Fancy Holders; Lcrler Clips /;
Founr, Screw, Cap and Pocket Ink; Paper
Folders perlumcd Sealing Wax; Moto and
Transparent Waters. Also, handkerchief Per
tunes, French and German Cologne, Combs
Buslns Hair DYES Nc. Aug. 9th
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At the Friends Meeting House on Thursday
morning last, Richard Davis, of Fairhaven,
Mass, to Anna S. Chace, of this town.
In Providence, Aug. 30, Mr.. George W.
Smith, to Miss Mary r. Bartlett On the Sth
inst, Mr.. Henry w. Gardner, to Miss Mary
b. Rathbone, daughter of Stephen k. Rath
hone.
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Auttions.

On Thursday, Sept I0th, al 10 O'Clock n M,
oiH be soid al Public .Iuetion, on lie prem,'
res. u mol previously sold,
TNBE Estate, corner Of Spring and Bowery
l. streets owned and occupied byC w. An
hony The house store aud harn is ne ", and
good ciSlern, and Other eonveniences For
further Information enquire of
aug ~ J. GOODSpEED, .iuet'r.
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On Sunday last, Gayhcad East leagues, put
pilot on board Bark Chase, West, Of and for
New bedford $50 bblS. sperm oil saw her
again this morning near the same place.
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I wishto inform my friends and the public
4 generally, that have taken the above nam
cd establishment, and intend keeping a. great
a variety goods aN can be found IN any similar
store in Newport. lhave Just returned from New
York, where have made arrangements to re-
ccive all kinds of Fruit aS it come, fresh into the
market. have always on hand rs good aud
large an assortment OF Candies as Gan be found
IN the state: Nuts Of all kinds, Orange, Lemons
Pine Apples, &c. Toys of every description.
My Fancy Goods consist oievcry article uSu-
ally called Tor at such a Store silk purse, ,pock-
el books hair, TOOTH cloth and shoe Brushes /;
combs OF all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
boxes, canes of all kinds, Willow Cradles and
IN great many other things too numerous to men
lion. Pertusncry Of all kinds, soaps, Hair
oil, PomadeS, CulogneS. Sc &C., all ot which
will sell AT the very lowest prices.
lee Cream made pure, and fresh served up
every hour in the lay and Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms Entrance to Ice
Cream Saloon hy the North Door, or through
the Store. Goods delivered free OF expense.
II. II. YOU NG.
! ~ b. Ihave n large assortment oil Hair
! Work, which will close up at cost.
Newport Julv ID, lSi6-im.
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Court Of Probate, .Ne,rport, Sept 7M, 1916.

VNHE Committee heretofore appointed by this
i Court to set OF and assign to licty f..
Turner, widow of William Turner, late of
Newport, Physician, decd, her dover in the
Homestead Estate, in ThameS-st, and in the
lot of land in Tanner street, in said Newport,
both of which said estates were late owned by
said William Turner, decd, present their Re
port, and the same is read, received, and
referred for consideration To Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden at the Town Hall. in
Newport on the first Monday in October
next, at clock, a. m. it is ordered that no
lice thereof be published for three successive
weeks in the Her0d Of Tie Times. for all persons
interested therein TO appear at said time and
place and be heard.
True copy-witncss,
sept. 10. B. B. tIOwLAND. Prob. C'lk.
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Last Notice.

WANTED girl to do house work-one
w who can come well recommended, will
hear of a steady place, on application TO the
publisher Of the Herald of the Times.
sent 10,
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Tax Notice fer iSlG.

THE suh,hrihcr Collector Of Town TaSrs.
1 has received The Tax Book lrom he TonD
Treasurer, and quest, alI persons subject 10
taxation, to caIl al his office No 40, Thawca
street and >,lllr J. GOODSPEED
Newport, Aug Is, 1876.
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H.'AssNg FOR SALE.

DHODE ISLAND PIG PCRk.
II superior quality, at wholesale and REALLY
NJ FREEBORN y Co,
Aug l3 -, Broad street
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REDWOOD LIBRARY,

FINHE PropretorS of the Redwood Library are
i notified, that their Annual Meeting will be
holden at the Library, on WEDNESDAY,
Sept 3Oh, 1916 at O'clock p. IN. a general
and punctual attendance S requested, as bust
ness of importance will be acted on.
r. J. TAYLOR, Secretary
Newport, Sept. 10, 1916
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DiGU ERREOTYPES.
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS iN
The Mystic Art.
HIANGrlEsTER q BROTMER,

MANCHESTER Il BROTHER,
WI having again returned 10 Newport and u.
pelicd rooms on The corner Of Thames Il Mary
ST.. over j IA. Jouvets store, IN building oc-
cupled BY Dr. BonlelIe.-are now preps ed after
icur years successful practice. Ia execute Mn.
aiurrs IA IA style which cannot iHll Ia please The
most ia,idiuus and oIiIcal observers. - From "a
late discovery ~ chemical preparation p"cullnr
Ia ourselves, Ne are aaabled 10 hni~h our n'IlI'
azure. ~ u manner giving beauty and dnralili-
Nv uurlyaled by any LikrHesses taken equally
vrii a., weather. aud uaIrduiad to siu Gu
ilomels ~ every respect or no pay IL required.
Ladies aud Gentlemen are respectfully invited
Ia call aud eNaLine our speciuiens.
Plates. cas-. apparatus &r., furnished ~ op.
rrator-; and lIsructiuu gwen IN the Art.
Ntw port. jane rs l~i6
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FASHION FOR AUTUMN.

I0 Crown "A inches mgh,-7.l6 yeo- EX
s@Y maa.-I bell at sides, 10 'front.' andeA3
rear-s curve. TIP, oval, 4 curve, l-l6 con
,ex Brm , inches wlde front and Tear, aud
l3 Is sizes. Small edge cur, slightly rolled
at the sides. Sci 3 lG >Iuped, ~ inches cary
ed Banding 1916 wide, satin and SATIN strip
ed. Binding ! wide, fine ribbed, satin edg-
ed The above fashion Tor sale by
PARKER d WEAVER,
sent. TO- Oak Row
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NEb SlI.h>.-An assortment of elegant
~ striped Cameleon silks, for sale very cheap
by JOHN II. JDUNEr
aug. ~.
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For Sale CHEAP,

A LARGE quantity of OLD NEW SPA
n PERS. Apply to this Office. sept 8,