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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-23
NEw ORLEANS NAY oh.

NEW ONLEANo NAY IL
LATER FROM The ARMY.
Scvca,y wen Ca toPieces By a large .lorc'
ofMericaaSl
The schooner Mary Clare has just ar
rlved,lrom Drasos Sanusgo, having left on
he 29Ih ulumo. C,pmln GuIlio, of The
aAry q. and passengers, report that CaplaId
Nalker,wilh rs men ol the Texan Ran
gers, were nearly all killed a0d taken prlso
Iners on lhe 2Sh ultImO, about 20 miles
hove / ONT Isabel, BY superior force OF
Mexican troops, consisting of some 1900
,nrn!
Capaia Halker succeeded inreach'ng
Point lsabel aI4 o'clock p NJ. on the 28lh
with THREE MEN ONLY! He imme-
liaIeIy applied to M,jor Thomas for four
men, announced his delermlnauon to pro-
reed Ia General Tavlur's camp, or die IN
The attemph MS object being to commuui
cate the full partcuIars Of Ibis attack, with
DuI delay 10 his commanding officer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUER-

l. KHAN GALLERY aud PHOTOGRA.
PIERS FURNISHING DEPOTS; award
ed the Gold and Silver Medals. Four Frs,
Premiums, aud Two Highest llonors, q, the
National, the Massachusetts. the New York,
and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions. rrspec
nvely. for the most splendid CoIored Dsgucr.
reoiypes and best Apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather.
Instructions given in the art
a large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock
always on hand at the lowest cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway Phladeph
l36 Chestnut ST.. Boston, IS Court, aud IS
ilanover-sts.; Baltimore, POS Baltimore. st.;
Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Peters
burg, Va, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati
Fourth and Walnut. and l76 Main ST.: Sara
toga Springs, Broadway; Paris, l27 Vlelllc
Rue du Temple f, Liverpool, 30 Church ct.
July I'd, lSi6.-iyr.
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PARNER HOUSE.
NEW BEDFORD.

d.. The subscriber, grateful for past favor>
LII most respectfully begs leave 10 inform III,
travelling public. that the Hotel huing under
gone thorough renovation, hc Is prrp,rcd Il
receive transient and permanent boardeis. Ih,
Parker li0use beng 'eiN ccnlial ahd pleasant,
situated. the table furnished win all rhe deli
cacIos o' lhs season, with polite a. Attentive ser
wants oilrr> to those, ,wh0 snek .comion S pleasure
facilities no, usually found onl of large CITIES. 49,
In mnectiau with the house. - an rXcell-ul
stable well stocked with fine horses aud splendid
carriages; an excellent Bowling Saloon, OnSt
erected, and said tobe equal 10 any in the UnIonl
aud every attraction aud accommodation lhl.
eau be desired for pleasure or amusement a.
his season OF The year
Travellers from Newport will be convey ed
the entire distance To New Bedford hy steam.
bont aud rdilroad, passing through lrrtilc and
delightful country :--tars Oniy 81 Cars leave
New Bedford for Newport aud Fall River three
lines each day, SUNDAY eXcepted)
JAMES l.. MI irCUELL
New Bedford June 9th lSii-3mos
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
Dreadful Accident Oh the Eric Rail Road

At eight o'clock on Friday morning, as the
carly train from MddlelOwn was on IT'S way
to this city. near Seomansvillo, Orange coun.
try, one of the forward wheels OF the forward
car broke aud let down the car just as it
was approaching q small bridge. 'Tne train
was along and heavy one, with over 200
passengers. The forward car plowcd into
the limbcrs Of the bridge, while the next car
ran into it, and the two were jimmcd up to-
gethey, and nearly all on board injured
The whole train was badly shivered and
broken up, In the foremost cars two per.
sons were killed outright, aud about fifty in.
jured, several Of them seriously. The two
killed were son OF DIR. Crane Of Goshen
and Charles Stevens, grocer of this city.
". T. Tribune.
The New York Commercial SAYS:
when The train was near the bridge, and
going, II is said, at only the usual speed. the
wheel Of the forward baggage car broke, and
this threw the train off The track Though
the engine was promptly reversed. it ran
with the three passenger cars, some forty or
fifty yards, and entered upon the bridge the
flagncs Of the wheels tearing up or weakening
the cross trees, which was the immediate
cause oi the accident.
The second passenger car broke through
the flooring and was precip'sted into the "a
vine over which the bridge passes. The
third car followed, falling directly upon the
former, crushing in the roof, aud indeed al
mos, interlapping with II.
or course a coroper's inquest will be held
Upon those who were killed but from all we
lean we believe this Is one ofiho-c anvoida.
bic contingencies to which nll modes oi
all toI. ,ks
was almost new, and It's liability 10 fracture
could no, bs detected.
The train was goIog at only ordinary speed
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
MsSHIP NEWS. rs,
PORT OF WPO RT
AR ED.


THURSDAY, July %.
Brig Ceres, Collins, I'm +. River fr Pictou.
Schrs Flores, Thomas, I'm N. York fr Bos.
ton David Coc, Nckerson, fin Albany fr do ;
Caroline, Bliss, fin +. River fr do.
FRIDAY, July "a.
Schrs. Osccola, Ludwis, I'm Prov. fr Phila !;
Richmond, Richards, I'm do fr do Mary En-.
| lily, French FIN do. f. do Sommerville, Shaw.
fin do. ir do Superior, Lord, fin T. River ir
Ellsworth Ellen Dale, Darlington, Prov. for
Bangor Catharino Wilcox, James, do. for N,
York; WIN. Tukng, Long, Baltimore for
| Dighton.
SUNDAY, July 26.
brig AdoIine q Washburn, Marson FIN Dgll-
ton ir Pha.
Schrs. Divigo, Pct,ngill fm Deh,on fr
Franklin Bctscy Il Deborah, White, I'm Ban
gor. Sips. Cicero, Vessor, I'm Wareham, ff
New York Juliet, Tuttle, fm Kingston.
MONDAY, July 81,
| Schrs. Eaglo, Chadwick, I'm Fall River fr
Kingston Achsand, Douglass, I'm Phla Ma.
ria, Small. fin Boston fr Prov. Sips. Randall
II. Greene, Hawkins, I'm Prov. fr New York
Rienzi. Duriee, I'm do fr do James Bennett,
fin do fr Hartford.
TUESDAY, July %.
Brig Henry Lee, Skillin, FIN New York, for
Boston brig Plato, Merritt, fin Prov. ir Ban
| gor.
Schrs Union, Barry, fin Prov for Baltimore ;
Vcspcr, Baker fin Fall River; Hector, Kcmball,
ir Kingston; Charles G. Brown, Jones, fin
Prov for Richmond; Diamond, Bailey, fun
Sandwich for Hartford.
WEDNESDAY, July %
Brig st Lawrence, Randall, fin Fall River
for Phila. Schrs. Latmer, Reading, fin Sand
wich, for Hartford Enquirer, White, fin Nor.
folk.
Sloop Vigilant, Heath, from Kingston with
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
Savings Bank.

At meeting of the Corporation of the SA-
AvINGs' BANK, held July l., 1916, the follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen Directors OF
the Institution, for the ensuing year, viz
George Engs, Isaac Gould, George Bowen,
Benjamin Finch, Charles T. Ilammett, Josiah
). Monroe, Stephen r. Northam, David Mel
vile, job sherman, Joseph Weaver, Robert d.
Cranston, John Stevens Adam 5. Coo, Samuel
Brown Robert F. Lee, Edwin Wilbur, Will
liam Sherman, John V. IIammctt, Benjamin
II. Altman, Benjamin Marsh, Jr, William C.
Cozzens, Benjamin II. 1iSdale, Thomas w
Brown, George Il. Weaver, George w. Cole.
And at a subsequent meeting of the Direc-
tors on the same day, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year George
Engs, President Charles Gyles, Treasurer
and Is. B. ROWLAND, Sec'ry.
Newport July L. 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30

A SERIOUS rIRE-A disastrous fire occurred a
Fayetteville, North Carolina, last Wednesday
morning, which consumed about twenty build
ings, most OF them stores, and either owned o,
occupied by The following persons:
R.W. ilardie, WIN. q. Matthews }. NJ. Beas
icy, Edw. l.. Winsow, T.. >. Hobbs JAS jenkins
David and G. II. Gee. Robert \. Stuart. William
f. Kirkpatrick NJ allett II IluSke, A. NJ. Camp
bell, A. Marsh. NJ. Nc Knnon. +. ID. Breeze
John Mullins. David Shaw, DIR. Gillian, &
Caison, J. l.. Parker and q. w. Smith.
The Fayetteville North Caronian OF the 26tt
inst says
Some of the properly in the stores was saved
but much lost from the rapidity OF The fire. w,
cannot give particulars Until our regular issue
as we moved all our printing materials, but The
office was not reached by the fire.
The losses by this fire fall on men but little n
bic to bear it, and will be severely felt by man.
Of them.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
DOwMYNG'S
a. supper Rooms.

JNlE subscriber has taken the House ur
L CIth;,Finc-ss.. near the Bellevue. to
supply G0mc and oyster Suppers, and to fufnleh
Cottages with French and other dishes having
secured Tie services OF a ProleSScd Artist.
Hot aud Cold Dishes, prepared aud gara shed
Also, Ice Cream, Wafer Ices, JVilie> Char
oue de- Russo Pyra aids Fancy Cake and eveiv
variety IN the Confectionery line ior the supply
of Families aud Parties.
Ice Cream Fruits, Nc, supplied day amt
evening IN n suite of furnished rooms, pleasant.
" situated, neal and convenient To the cotasss
aud Hotels
Green Turtle Soup and Soft shell Crab, (cooh.
ed IN the southern Slyle) will receive particular
attention, aud be served daily as above or sent
uul.
Fresh Summer OystcrS Will be received daily,
in prime condition, together with other delica.
cie> from the New York maj keis
1t is hoped thai the extensive patronage which
has always been bestowed upon the und' rSiggsd
at home may have, IN connection with the mcii,
which he hopes to cNhihit at Newport the effect
Of securing 10 him general patronage, for which
he will ever be graceful
GEO. Y. DOWNING,
Newport, July ID iSi6 Of Non YORK.,
\. flc Mics wal be furnished and super
intended, aS well as Panlcsapd entertainments
at cottages.
Cottage, supplied with Oysters
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
ID II A II II S.

In this town, on the 10Th inst, Mrs Sarah
Clark, widow of the late Henry Clark, aged
81 years.
AT the Newport Asylum, on the Odd inst
Richard Partlow, aged s6 years.
In Bristol, on the 22d inst, Miss Louisa
youngest daughter of Mr.. John +. Tenant, OF
this town, aged about - years.
In Providence, on the 23d inst, Capt Sam.
uel Young, aged 73
In Providence, on Saturday last, Mrs. Eliza
A. Wheaton, widow of the late Benz. Wheaton
IN the 45th year of her age.
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s@sA
l;:.;M.
.M.4EX
VOSc's TUurO-St. Cottage,
CONTRACT FOR WOOD.

NEALE;D proposals. for supplying the U.
| - State. Troops. stationed 1T tort Adams, X.
! L.. with Wood will be received BY the Acting
! A S>istant Quarter Master untl the lNt day oI
August next such proposals to be addressed to
Lieut.. J II. CARLISLE, A. A. CIR. Master Fort
Adams. X. |. proposals for Wood and 10 be
left at the Post Office, Newport. The contract
to be closed at the or. Masters Office. al Fort
Adams, nj , ocIook, p. NJ, on the lst day OF
August, lSl6
! The quantity required will be $50 Cords. (the
acting assistant Or. Master having the privilege
of increasing, or decreasing the amount one
third.) of good Mcrchanabe, we'll seasoned,
highland oak wood. each stick to be feet long
split, (small sticks cxcuded) to be delivered al
Fort Adams, X L. piled and corded by the con-
tractor, at such lace, at such times and IN such
quantities, as the assistant CIR. Master may d.
| rect.
! Two suretles in the sum Of One Thousand
Dollars, required for the faithful Gli meul OF
the contract. FoRT ADAMS, Il |.
July 18th, lsl6S
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoEDAy,July 81, 1876.


At Market 40 Beef Ca,tle, (ncluding those
>oid on Saturday, 20 Cows and Calves, lij(
Sheep, ond 400 Swine.
PriceS'-i'eef Cotle-A further advance was
effected. We quote extra Sti; first quality 8 81
a 75, second S5 a 8 80 third 3 80 so
Cows and CalveS-A large number of sale,
were effected. We notice the following. S23
S2i, $26, S27, S32 and 81.
Sheep-Sales ordinary at ST., | 25 and 33
better qualities -, ~ and 225; old Sheep so
Swlne-Old Hogs ii and &c; small Shoats s
and 54c. AT retail from 8 to &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30

Correspondence Of the rhsd.lrhia North American.
ShrmiSh betoeen The LOatS Of the .7merican
Squadron at Pera Cruz md The .NeIicaRs.-.
Eighteen HertcaHS and one .imGricdh kihed..
The Jdrk EHgenia saited for .Ntp York.
BALTIMORE July 25, 40,
9oclock, T.. NJ.
The editors of the Baltimore sun have KIND.
. ~ allowed me To cop, a letter received by
thcm to-day, from an officer on board the I'M
! ted States ir'gate Potomac received by The arr
val Of the Princeton al Pensacola dated l3tl
inst. From this letter, IL seems that the report
ed sklrmsh between the MexIcaus and the
boats of the squadron was of quite sorious
character. On the fret day they obtained three
thousand gallons of water, aud took wlth then,
a bullock which they had k'lled--th- MeAI.
cans they met refusing 10 take pay for ii, as II
did not belong 10 ihem.
On the second day, as the boats reached the
shore, they were saluted with heavy shower
OF musket balls, and having no ammunition
with them, were compelled to retreat to the
Princeton After obtaining u supply, to cna-
bic them TO return the fire of the Mcx;cans,
they returned TO the shore, and few well d.
rrctcd shots from the Princeton scattered the
enemy, they secured several thousand more
gallons If water without molcstttiOn This
was kept mp for three days, until eighteen
thousand gallons of water were secured
On the last day, great numbers of the Mex
leans were stationed IN the chapparcl aud o.
pencd brisk fire on the boats, but several
shells struck in the midst of them, causing
great havoc-killng according to the Mexi-
can accounts, eighteen mon but one Ameri-
can, named Perry, belonging to the Princeton,
was wounded
The letter also states that the barquc Eugenja,
which forced the blockade, sailed from Vera
Cruz on the 10th INST, was ovcrhauled BY the
John Adams, and after being detained twenty
four hours, she was permitted to sail for New
York
The mail from the South brings information
that the steamship Galveston arrived at New
Orleans from the former place OH the 20th inst,
1t is stated that Captain Walker had return
ed from his expedition to Monterey, and de-
livercd a report (said to be exceedingly inter
cstlng,) of the state of the country through
which he passed, &c.
There is no probability Of any disposition
being made 10 dispute the advance of tho A
merlcan troops between Camargo and Mon,cr-
cy and from what could be- learned the Mex
lean force at The latter point is very Insignih-
cant, There was nothing authentic as to the
approach OF Parades.
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IMPORTANT
Esy This Mornings Mail.
THE DIE CAST,
THE TARIFF OF 1912, DEAD !

We stop The press TO announce the
painful and important intelligence, tlla,
Nc Kay's bill, destroying the protective
and excellent Tariff Of lS42, PASSED the
Senate, on Tuesday the 26th inst. by the
following vote, viz -
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Atcherson, Ash.
ley, Alherton, Bagby, Benton, Breese,
Bright, Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, Col
quit, Dickinson, Dix, Fairfield, Hanne-
gan, Houston, JARNAGIN, Lewis, McDni-
Gc, Penny backcr, Rusk, Semple, Sewer,
iSpeigh,, Turney, Westcott, YuIee-2S.
NAYs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Ber-
ricn. Cameron, CIIley, II. Clayton, J. NJ.
Clayton. Corwin, Criltenden, Davis, Day
ton, Evans, Greene, Huntington, John
son. of La, Johnson, of Md, Mangum
Miller, Morehcad. Niles, Pcarce, Phelps,
Simmons, Sturgeon, Upham, Webster,
Woodbridge,-21.
All attempts to amend the bill, except
ing striking out the OH section, and the
motion to postpone defeated by the cast
ing vote Of the VICE PRESIDENT
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FOR PROVIDENCE (:
FARE FIFTY CENTS.

G'~r~ h THE new and commodious
s&Sgyiff2 Steam Boat, ROGER WIZ
1ess! sSszz,SssAE7 IlAMs. Capt. B FWool.ey.
leave Newport every day (Sundays excepted) a,
at o'clock a. m, and oclock p. N.
Leaves Providence at and 10 o'clock a. m.
! For n. York, on the days when there il no
Boat on the outside route. The Roger William.
will connect with the Stoningtou Route at Prov
dence. Passengers from Newport fol- New
York can get their Tickets through from New
port 10 New York on board the Roger Williams
Fare 50.
! For further information apply at No l2S
Ihames.st, up stars.
CHARLES N, TILLEY, Agent.
July 81, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30

MIR. William Swain, world-renowned COZ
The success of his panacea, died in Philadel
phia last week, after long illness at his resi-.
dence in Chesnut-st. formerly owned by Joseph
Bonapare. Mr.. Swain had amassed large
fortune from the sale of his successful medicine
A son Of the late Judge Hopkinson his son.in
law, will be his principal heir.
Mr.. Swain has been, for long time, ar.
tlicted with general paralysis, which attacked
him shortly after his return from the tour OF
Europe, with his family.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30
NJ A r r | A G II s.

At the Friends Meeting in this town, on the
9}d inst George G. Kenyon, of East Green
wich, to Mary Ecroyd, daughter of the late
James Ecroyd, of Lycoming CO. Penn.
In Providence, on Thursday last, by Rev
J. Iillmghast, Mr.. Harvey Scarle, to Miss
Dornda Angel, all of that city.
In New York, Oh the 18th inst, by the Rev
Ira Is, Stewart, Capt. VIM. Eddy to Miss Mar.
tina l., daughter Of Mr.. Caleb Trip, both OF
this town.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30

Cmpabie Coreiessness or Ignorance. respect
able young gentleman of this city came near los
ing his life, on Monday evening by the blunder
OF an apothecary lad, in translating tho written
prescription of a physician. A large dose of u
plum was taken in lieu of the proper medicine
and the life Of the patient was placed in immi
nent danger.
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Distressing CaSuaity. y.-The Yarmouth Register
relates that little girl three years old, daughter
of MIR. Clark of Boston, while visiting with
her mother at Capt. Zadock Crowell's, South
Yarmouth, was found soon after being nut 10
bed to be enveloped in flames. She lived bat a
short time, The child had taken friction match.
eS into her bed
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Gid at Havana, 18th inst, bark IIoburn, for
this port.
Arr at New Orleans, 18th inst. Brig Gen
Cobb, Hammond, fin Rattan Island, Hon.
Cid at New Orlesns, 18th inst schr Cora,
Read, for Brazos Santiago
Arr al Philadelphia, oath inst, schr Brook.
haven, Burdick FIN Fall River
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A Pleasing INCIDENTAL townsman who stood
on the wharfat East Boston, when the Cambria
came in, says that as the vessel was nearing her
destination, the Hutchinson Family, who were
among the passengers, struck up Home, Street
Home and sung with thrilling sweetness and
beauty, that touching song. 1t must have been
a pleasing and impressive incident to all who
witnessed il. Spring field Republican,
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Regular Mail Line for Newly ork
via Newport.

f@r-~ b FINHE Steamer NEPTUNE.
sSISSas& l. Captain WM. u. TowsStND~
w'll leave here Monday. WedneG,.
day, aud FRIDAY Evening. for New York al u.
bout half past s n'clock
The MASS SAChUsETTs. Capt PorptB.
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
u State Room. aud Berlhs. can be secured
on board the boats
The above hr>iclass Boats are la very supsr,
or ordrer aud especially constructed for the nlvl-
sallou Of thu. route. They are furnished with
lar &c aud commotious State Rooms and wtl.
Pdteut Lie Boats
sf The office OF the Company on Long.
harG, will be open for the accommodation VI
passengers
For further particulars, apply al HE Office oi
CHARLES y. TlLLEY, Agent. No I2s
Vhaucs-st Jul, %
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Savings Bank.

4 DIVIDEND was declared this day OF
ArHRrE per cent, on all sums that have been
IN Tor the space of six months, aud oNE ana y
HALF per cent ON all sums that have been IN
for the space of three months, aIreeahly To the
regulations of the institution, payable ON ana
after Saturday the 18Th inst,
G. GYLES, Treasurer
July H. 1916.
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HERALD AND RHODEISLANDER THURSDAY MORNING 3D.

IND the engineer, McGinns, has been n
long time in the service of the company, aud
IL highly esteemed. we are told, aud a care.
tul, sklful aud prudent man."
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Y0UNG'S CONFECTIONERY:
Fruit and Fancy store:
ICE CREAM SALOON, &c.
No. ITO, Thames-strcet,
NEXT sOUTH or TOBN NALL

wish TO inform my friends and the public
Il generally, that | have taken the above nam
ed establishment, and intend keeping as great
a variety ofgoods as can be found in any similar
store in Newport lhave just returned from New
York, where have made arrangements to le.
ccivc all kinds Of Fruit as it comes fresh into the
market. have always on hand as good and
large an assortment OF Candies as can be found
nthe Stale: Nuts Of all kinds, Oranges, Lemons,
Pine Apples, &c. Toys of every description.
/ My Fancy Goods consist ofeycry article uSu-
ally called for at such Store ; silk purses ,pock-
ct books hair. tooth, cloth aud shoe Brushes !;
combs of all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
boxes, canes of all kinds, Willow Cradles and
a great many other things too numerous TO men
tion. PcrfuIncry Of all kinds, soaps, Hair
Oil, PomadeS, CologneS &c, &C., all OF which
will sell at the very lowest prices.
Ice Cream made pure, aud fresh served up
every hour in the day and Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms Entrance to Ice
Cream Saloon by the North Door, or through
the Store, Goods delivered free of expense.
II. II. YOUNG.
N. Is. Ihave n large assortment OF Hair
Work, which will close up at cost
Newport July ID ISi6-1m.
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Farm for sale.

&JcA THE subscriber oll-rS for sale
I..:M that beautiful Farm lying east and
!.siM9 adjoining the one where he now
Is9shsA& resides, and was formerly owned
by Jethro u. Bailey, containing about one hun
dred acres Of most excellent land, aud very
beautifully situated about = miles from New
port, on the east main road, with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon AID most oi
them are nearly new and in fine order there is
also good orchard of about 100 trees, all IN a
bearing state. II is very seldom that a place
like this is offered for sale on this Island Any
one wishing 10 purchase will please call on the
the subscriber. Terms of payment made easy
JOSEPH l. BAILEY.
NiddletOWn May 2I 1876