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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-11
Newport & Providence.

h r|'fsxe "a PIE new, Tast ard commo-
ta.I,G -f=Tf, SdiouS steamer ROGER W ii.-
Is -ssS1f sS1fv---5S..''ss-tIAMs Capt u. T. Nuuls,y,
will leave India Point, Providence, and Dcvrhs
wharf, Newport, rs follows, until further no ice:
Leave, Providence every Tuesday Neducs-
day, Thursday, Friday Onl Saturday at % oclk
AN Returning leave Newport The same days
at =. NJ.
Extra trip on Sunday, leaving Providence a,
3 o'clock a. NJ. Returning leave Newport al
O'Clock y. NJ.
Freight taken nj packet prices; also horse, ard
carriages taken at d reasonable chaige.
n. B. The Roger VI lllam> will run four pas
sagc> between Providence and Newport O soon
n the pleasure uatel commence, whru due
notice will be given.
MAY 2S.
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ID II A Y II S.

In this town, on Monday last. Mr.. Georg,
Tompkins, son Of the late Mr.. John Tompkins
aged 20 years.
In Providence, on Wednesday, Sd inst, Mrs
Sarah 2. Tanner, wife Of Mr. WIN. T. Tanner
aged % years.
IN Providence, on Thursday last, Eihar :
Smith aged lS yoars, youngest son Of Water
man aud Sarah Smith.
In Providence, on Monday afternoon. Mis-
Elizabeth james, youngest daughter OF Mr.
john NJ James.
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IS SHIP NEWS. sh
PORT OF PORT.
AR RIVE
THURSDAY, June 4.

THURSDAY, June q.
Sch'r y B. A.hmcrid, Stiles, fn George.
town, =. &. Julius Pringle, Clarke, im d." !;
Superior, Smith, fip----fr Prov; Sarah i.oui.
sa, Miller, fn Phih Daniel Baker, Fr'nk, hi.
do Elizabeth, Collation.. I'm Charleston. Sip
Essex, Hatch, fn, N. YORK Nimrod, Crandali,
I'm do. fr Prov; Aan A. Pdrkor, Brown, la
Albany, fr +. River.
FRIDAY, June 5.
Sch'r Millicent, Hall, fm Baltimore, fr som.
erseu; Bay State, Clarke. Prov, Baltimore !;
Cioiida, Prentice, Prov New London Nntos,
Gibbs, Bos,op. baltimore Oscar, Williams,
River, Norfolk.
Sip. Champion, Bsoley, Wureham, Orien, !;
Traveller, Brown, Boston, Greenp0rt; Moses
Eddy, Bli,en, Prov, N. York.
SATURDAY. Jane 6.
Barque Outolean. Ward, N. Orleans, Prov.
SIP. RIenzi, Duriee, Prov, N. York.
Cleared -Sch'r Elizabeth Ann, Tolson, ips
Washington, ~ Z.
SUNDAY, June q
Brig Tuscan, Higgins. N. Orleans, Prov
Foster, Webster, Bangor do. ; Lydia Farnham,
Farnham, N. Orleans, do.
Sch'r John w. Smith, Barker, fm Phiia fr
Prov. Barbados, Gidder, Bangor, Dighton
I
Groton; Darius, N'ckerson, Boston, Prov.
Tennessee, Wells, Kingston Export, Glover,
do. Sip. VigiIant. Heath, N. York, do. hieL.
ii, DurIee, Prov, N. York.
MONDAY, June 3.
Sch'r iluldah A. West, Spellman, Prov, Al
bany /; Pioneer, Nckerson, Gloucester, n York;
James II Samuel, Thomas, Phia SIP. Conso.
Iation, Greenfield, n. York, Y. River.
TUESDAY, June .
Ship Warren Of Warren, Gardiner, I'm Pacif.
Ic Ocean, fr Warren, with 1900 bbls sp., aud
30 bbls VIII.
Sch'r Lucy, Loring, Portland, Prov. Maria,
Baker, fun Gardiner; Forest, Person, FIN Ban.
gor,
WEDNESDAY, June 10.
Brig J. Is. Ashmead, Stiles, fm Fall River,
for Philad.
| Schr Byron, Ketohum, Prov, lr New York ;
Argo, Cor,hrell. I'm Vinyard, for New London.
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Correspond ndence Commercial Advertiser.
WASHINGTON. Monday. June 8.
Highly Important.
An Adjustment Coming.

I can no longer resis, the conclusion, aNer
whs, I have heard to-day, ihs, Mr.. Pakenham
is about TO make such an overture fr the ad.
justmen, Of the oregon question as viii en-.
sure the submission Of a treaty to tho Senate
in the course Of a week.
! have always dlstrusted ruInors of tho sort
But to member Of the Cabinet declared to day
10 friend Of mine, that the question was q
bout to be setiled.-Mr. Pskenham had q pre-.
liminury interview with Mr.. Buchanan, or
Saturday, in relation to this matter.
The mos. sagacious men of the foreigr
diplomatic corps say that the matter is abou
TO be settled. Mr.. Pakenhan. of course, says
nothing about i, and Mr.. Buchanan is pro
verbally discreet
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WARLIKE. 1T was announced by Mr. Draper
IN the Canadian House of Assembly, on Tues
day the 3D. that the British Government had
shipped for the Militia of Canada 5000 per-
cuSsion muSkets, and that they were expected to
arrive in few days. We also learn from the
Montreal papers that the Burnhopeside, from
London, expected shortly, is said to be freigh,ed
with $50 thirty-two Founders, shot, shell and
powder, for that colony.
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.26O
Hulc's majority.
10

In the SENArE there was no quorum. seuen
boing the number fixed by the Constitution
Six Senators were elected by the people, and
Of these five were present, the other being
absent on account Of sickness. A temporary
organization was made by the choice Of Mr.
u. Hubbard as President, and subsequently
the vacancies were filed by the choice of The
following named gentlemen, all Of whom are
Wings -
James u. Parker, Of Manchester, ION District No. 8
WIN. w Rollins OF Snmersworth, " 5
Artemss Harmon, Of Eaton, +" 6
Timothy Abbot, Of Wilton, " z
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June H.. B. Il. ilowLAND, Prob. C'lk.
Court Of Probate, .Vswpori, June |, 1876

Court Of Probate, .Nswpor, June l, 1876.
A PPLICATlON is made for Administration
"a on the estate of JouN EAsToN, late of New
port deed inteSlale, son of the late Capt.
James Easton, deed; HE same is received
aud referred for consideration To a Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on The first Monday in
July next. at . o'clock, q. M, and notice
thereof ordered TO be given by advertisement,
for three successive weeks in the Herald of
The Times, that all persons interested may
appear a, said time and place and be heard.
True copy-wItness,
June II. B. B. IlOwLAND, Prob. Cl'k.
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CABIN PARE 81 .5O-DEcK 81.
~-. TIE Steamer MAS
.S IN SACnUSETTS, Capt.
p&:sr--:r -7 Porter. will leave here
sx.sSs:is-ss-azs Monday, Wednesday, s.
Friday evenings Tor New YORK, at about !
o'cloct.
The RHODE ISLAND, Capt. MAScass-
Tee, on TUESDAY, Thursday, and Saturday
evenings.
a. Tickets, state rooms aud bcrhs cnn
be secured al the office OF Charles n. Tlllcy,
No, l2S. Thames street, snd OF Anthony
Stewart NJ. II, Thamcs-st.
a. The above hrs,.class Sonls are III
very superior order, and especially construct
ed for the navigation rt THIS route. They are
furnished with large aud commodlous Sinle
Ronms. aud with Patent Lie Boats. F"ight
tuken at reduced rates.
The office oi b" Compsny on Long Wharf
will be- opened Tor the accommodation oi
Passengers. Nay 81, lei6,
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The New York Commercial eays tue,
Lieuts. Purviance and Sterrctt, Of the u. S
Navy, have arrived in that city, having been
ers lately purchased by the Governmen,
from Brown g. Bell, sbipwrights, which were
built by them for the Mexican Government
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GEN. GAINES, at New Orleans. has receiv.
I'D the following communication from the
War Department at Washington -
Adjutant Generals Office,

hd)utant GeneroPs Oftce,
Washington, May 18th, 1876 {
Generdl:-I am instructed by the Secre-
tary Of War to acknowledge your letter, re
ceived this evening. OF the llih instant, and
to say that he desires you will counlermand
your call for the several regiments of
mounted gunmen." which you state were to
rendezvous at Fort Jessup, on the receipt Of
this letter, as this requisltIon will interfere
with the arrangements already made by the
War Department relative to the quota of vol
unteers to be called into the service of the
General Government, from the several States
under The new law. The volunteer force
called into the service from Louisiana, Aia.
bams, ETC., on your authority aud which You
have previously reported, am instructed to
say, meets the approval OF the Department
am, General, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
(Signed) X. JONES,
Adju,ant General.
TO Brew. Major General Games.
Commanding Western Division,
New Orleans.
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Court of Probate, Newport June I, 1876.

tuhI 0t fF0Ddte, .NtDPOF June !, Io7O'
~ LIZA L. CODDlNGTON. Admin.stra-
kL trix, on the estate of Sarah smith, late of
Newport, widow, deed, presents her petition
representing that the personal estate of said
Sarah Smith is insufficient for The payment Of
the first debts which said Sarah Smith owed AT
the time of her death, and allowance to The
family, funeral charges and expenses Of settling
her estate, by the sum of five hundred aud sixty
seven dollars Sevenly.dve cents aud pray ing
she may be empowered IN her capacity of adj
ministrariy, to sell at public auction. all the
right, title and interest which said Sarah smith
had, at the time of her death in aud 10 a lol Of
land and dwelling house theron, IN the town OF
Newport, situated on the South side of Church
street and bounded Easteily by The lo, on
which Trinity Church stands, or so much there
of as will be sufficient to raise said sum with
incidental expenses; the same is received and
referred for consideration to a Court of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall. in Newport, on
The frsl Monday in July next, n . O'Clock, a.
m, and ;hai notice of the pending and prayer OF
said petition be given by advertisement three
successive weeks in the Herald of The Times,
that all persons interested may appear al said
time and place and be heard.
a true copy-wilneSS,
June II. T. Is, IlowLAED, Prob. Cl'k
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NNllE subscribers give notice that they have
- been chosen Assessors, To assess Tax oi
twelve thousand five hundred dollars ordered to
be assessed at the Annual Town meeting, holden
on the ID day oi June instant, on the inhabitants
If the town orNewpurt aud TIE taxable proper.
ty therein. TO be collected and pad int The
rown Treasury cn or before The III day of Au.
gust next We therefore call upon III persons
interested tu give ~ to ellher of ~ list IN o.
before Monday the 29l day ol june instant.
And we likewise give notice that Ne have ap.
pointed JEREMIAH GOODsPEED 10
make enrolment ol those liable Ia 10 military
duty III the town Of N"wpn'i, aereeably 10 the
ih, 9TH and 6lSl sections ui tl,e m liiia law pas.
>ed in juno session OF The General Assembly.
a. -. 1913. and al' persons are hereby required
10 govern themSrkc> accordingly.
ISAIAH CROOKER,
THEOPHlll'S TOPuAM. Assessors.
DANIEL e.. DENllAM,
Newport, June u, ls!6.
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On Thursday, the Convention of the two
branches Of the New Hampshire Legislature
elected Gen. ANTHONY Colby, the Wing
candidate, Governor for the ensuing year, by
a majority Of 81 votes. The vote stood
For Anthony Colby, l46
For J. w. Williams, l25
Coby's majority, 81
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Court of Probate, Newport, June !, 1916.

HPON the report OF The Commissioners here
u toiore by tins Court appointed, 10 receive
and examine the claims against thg estate OF
Alexander Murray, late Of Newport, decd or
dered that the Exeeurix on said estate cause
public notice to be given, by publishing copy
of this order three successive weeks III the Hr-
aid Of The Times. TO all persons Interested in said
Report to appear before this Court on the first
Monday in July next, al . o'clock, A. NJ, al the
Town Hall, in Newport, If they see tit, to show
cause why said Report should not be received
and said Commission closed.
True copy-wllness,
June II. B. Il. iIowLAND, Prob. C'k.
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New and Popular Works,
Received by
MRS. CALLAHAN g. MISS SMITH,

IOSJ 4 XHUIEKCS-SVIOEVs
Napoleon and his Msrshals, by J r. Hadi,y, l.,
Italy, by IT Headity
The Alps and the Rhine. by JT Hcadiey,
Typce. a four months residence IN the
Marquesas,
Winter Studies and Summer Ramblos,
by Mrs Jameison
Downng's Fruit and Frut.trees of America
Downng's Ladies Companion to the Flower
Garden.
Also n variety of Periodicals and cheap
Publications. New Music for the Piano
Forte.
N. B. Mrs c. and Miss s. have TAKEN the
AGENCY for the SPIRIT of Missions ard for tho
Publications OF the American Sunday School
Union. Orders for Book Binding. promptly
attended 10. May ~. ISi6.
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New HAMPSHIRE. Hon. John p. Hale.
has been elected on the part Of the House, U. S.
Senator in Congress, to fill tho vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of the Hon Levi
Woodbury.. lie will of course be elected on the
part Of the Senate, as ths Wings have majority
in that body
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The hco Mexican Steamers, the Montezuma
and Guadalupe, the sale OF which to private
parties has been before reported, escaped
from Vera Cruz in the absence of our squad
ron, on the 18th ult., and arrived at Havana,
under English coors, on the Oath
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EsoIsE MEN NOT LIABLE TO EsRoLMEsr.-
A correspondence between the Adju'ant Gen
eral and Samuel Parker, Esq, Attorney for
the Commonwealth in Suffolk, establishes the
fact that Enginemen are absolutely exempted
from Enrolment by the Assessors, aud from
military duty. Assessors in the several cities
and towns will please to take notice. Salem
Repisfer
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The fire works on The Fourth of July on Bos.
ton Common. will close with magnificent piece
l O0 feet ~ length, at the cost Of $1,000, repre-.
seniipg the Castle Of ~ Juan D'UIloa, by Isaac
Edge, Jr, oi Jersey City.
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. GANsEvooRr Melville, ESQ, Secretary ofthe
Legation of the United States at the Court OF
ST. James, died at London on the 10Th of MAY.
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In Coon SEASON The Liberty party in New
Hampshire has again nominated Nathaniel s.
Berry ioi governor.
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New Hampshire is at last Wbig State
Who could have believed III The Wings will
indeed never despair of success after this.
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IHompson's Compound Syrup e/ Tar and
Hood .Naphihc

which 10 daily efectiDg such remarkable
cures in PULMONARY CO.NSU.NP-
TION!
PHrLAnA., Oct. l3 Ie45.
The undersigned is induced to make the
following brief statement under u firm con-
vction that manv valuable lives might be
saved was recourse had to the same means
which have restored me TO health. had
suffered for years with weakness OF the
LUNGS and LIVER COMPLAINT, but so
gradual were the inroads Of disease that |
felt no alarm until within the last year.
The chief cause of distress was pain in my
breast and right side, great oppression, al
most strangling, and total inability to raise
the corrupt matter which obstructed my
breathing and at times 80 great was my SUI
iering thought could not live on hour. II
is scarcely necessary 10 say that during this
time had the best medical attendance, was
cupped, blIstered, &c. with no avail. ] also
used various advertised and well known
medicines, obtaining no relief whatever un-
I'll ! procured "I'HOMPSO.N'S COM
POUND SYRUP TAR AND WOOD
.V.4PHI'Ii.I." one bottle OF which benefit
ted me more than all else had taken /; and
now assert il as my solemn belief that by
this time I should hare been in my grave had
Inot procured This remedy at The lime Ibid,
SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. 1888 South Fourth street.
Sworn to and subscribed lhis 18th day OF
October, IS45, before me,
CHAUNCEY BULKLEY, Alderman.
.7roid all limitations,
Principal Office, N. f. cor. FIFTH and
SPRUCE SITS. Phlla. For sale by
Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport, n. |.
Nov. Goth.
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The Baltimore Railroad Company ar. erae,
ing new and substantial bridge over ths
BiandyN me near Wilmington.
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Mem advertisements.

MOSQUITOES. These Troublesome in.
w Sects are becoming quite prevalent All
those who wish to secure themselves against
these annoying aud pois"noLs lnaris. ale le-
commended Ia use Il e. RAILWAYS CllI-
NESE INDICATED SOAP. II instl.Iiy
removes all pain und irritation. aud prevents
any disfgnrpmens the skin.
Sold by Il. J. TAYLOR, al l2I cts. per. cake
the only agent in New poit,
Il. G. RADWAY iiEAfH, Agent 81, ilud-
aOn.strepl. New York.
June IT, ISl5-3 mus.-is.
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NEw HAMPsHIRE. The Legislature o
New Hampshire was organized on Wednes
day OF last week. JoHS p. Hale, late rep.
resentatvc in Congress, was elected Speake,
OF the House Of Representatives by the con
current votes Of The Wings and the "lnde,
pcndents,"s called, The vote stood as fol.
lows:
Whole number Of votes, 26O
Necessary to a choice, l3l
John p. Hale had, l39
Swasey Of Haverhill, Loco, ll8
Fogg, Conservative, 2
Rust, Loco,
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FARM FOR SALE.
Court Of ProJais. N,npoyi, June ], 1876.


A PPLiCATION is made for Administration
I "A on the estate of EpwARh y. CoxE, la'e Of
Newport, PurSer in the U. :. \ decd, intes
ate, the same is received aud referred for con-
Sderalion to a Cour Of Probate, To be holden At
The Town Hall, in Newport on the first Mon Jay
IN July next, AZ . O'Clock, a. m. and notice
thereof ordered 10 be given by advertisement
for three successive weeks IN the HeTdh OF hs
Times tha, all persons interested may appear al
said time and place aud be heard.
True copy witness
June II. B, b. llowLAND, Prob. Cik.
Court Of PROBATE, .Nwport, J,me |, 1916
A PPLIr ALTON is made for Administra-
N tIon, on the estate OF sARAH POND, late Of
Newport, decd, ineStale; !hc same is re.
cclvcd and referred for cons liberation .os Cont
of Probate, TO be holden at the Town Hail ~
Newport, on he first Monday IN July next. al
. o'clock, a m. and 1t Is ordered that the no.
tice thereof be published for three successive
weeks IN the Herald oiihe Tunes, that al per.
sons interested may appear Ut said time and
place Dnd be head.
True coDy-wtness,
June u. B. B. IlowLAND, Prob Clk.
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IN Salisbury, N. c., every clork aud ever,
printer has volunteered for the war.
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New advertisements.

The above Periodicals IS are reprinted in New.
York. immediately on their arrival by the Brit
Ish steamers, in a beautiful clear type. on fine
white paper. and faithful copies of lhe origi-
nails BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE being an exact
fac-simile of The Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fame of these splendid Peri.
odicals renders il needless TO say much in their
praise. As literary organs they stand far in ad.
vance oi any works OF similar stamp now
published while the political compcIon OF
each is marked by dignity, candor aud tor.
bearance not often found in works of a party
character.
They embrace the views of the three great
parties in England Wing. Tory. and Radical
= Blackwood" and the " London Quarterly" are
Tory the Edinburgh Review" Wing and
the Westminster Radical The Foreign
Quarterly" is purely literary, being devoted prIn.
cipally to CRITICISMS on foreign Continental
Works.
The prices Of the REPRINTS are less than one.
third OF those of the foreign copies aud while
they are equally well go, up they afford all that
advantage TO tie american over the English
reuder
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Farm for Sale,

6yA THE subscriber offers for sale
E:::M that beautiful Farm lying east and
!,ss,kN3 adjoining the one where he now
Is0 resides, and was formerly owned
by Jetbro B. Bailey, containing about one hun
dred acres of most excellent land, and very
beautifully situated about miles from New
port, on the east main road, with a dwelling
house aud other buildings thereon, a.d most Of
them are nearly new and in fine order there is
also good orchard of about 100 trees, all in n
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! !. BAILEY.
NidllctoWn Nav 81 1916
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And possession given the lst day of July
1vA THE COTTAGE at the corner
HsM ofP,ospect tllll e. Martin street,
ss,3 occupied by James Mumford, con.
sAA4 ssting Of nine rooms, with good
well OF water. Enquire Of
ROBERT SHERMAN, I'd.
Newport, April 10Th, 1916 --3m.'
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A LOT Of KID GLOVES, little imper
N feet, for sale low. by -
June 4. JOHN N. JOUvET.
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HErTA F TURNER, Err.
By HENRY Y. CRANSTON,

Newport, June 4, IslG. Her .hiorn'y.
And at I2 o'clock, NJ. Of the sarae day. |
vii! sell. on the premises, at Bublic Auction,
that valuable estate situated on EasIon's
Point, aud next north al the estate on Wash
ington street. formerly owned aud occupied
by the lute Thomas Dennis, Eeq, consisting
OF lurgc lot OF land extending from Wash.
Ing,pn street To the harbor, with large.
well finished dwelling house thereon. THIS
Eslat" wac conveyed To the pndrr-lgned by
Lieut.. Peter Turner, to be sold, and the pro.
ceeds thereof TO Le appropriated towards tho
liquidation OF 'h" claims aaa,hs, The estate uf
his father the late DR., w lsm Turner.
The Estate is situated ~ the immediate
vicinity of The spot contemplated for the De-
pot OF the Newport and Fail River Rai RoHd
and It's value will be very much increased
when that Rond H. comnleucrd.
The salc ,riH be posiiire. at the shoye Nsn-
toned time. HENRY \. CRANSTO9.
June 4,h, 1916. Trustee.
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pEHL'S
FASHIONABLE REFECToRY.

'FeNilE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends, and those visiting Newport, thai
he has put his establishment 10 thorough and
complete order for spring and Summer bu>i.
ness, aud his arrangements arc such that he will
keep constantly on hand choice and fresh sup
ply of the beS' New lork Oysters. Iic will al
80 keep supply of Oysters FROM varluu, other
places, 10 sun the taste of the most faSlidionN
eplcGrcan. He will also be- ready to furnish
Public Dinners or Parties, at the shortest notice;
also dinners aud SuppcrS, for one or more, al his
rooms, served up IN The best style. and al modcr.
ate prices. His establishment will be IN con-
plcte order, during the summer season, and the
choicest and rare>t vandS will be kept cons lont-
ly on hand Also n collection of fresh conlec
ilonary, manufactured IN the beS, style, and OF
the incest materials.
lie respectfully Solcis n share of public pat.
ronagc, and will warrant TO C,ve general salts.
faction 10 all who favor him with their patron
age. THOMAS PELI.
Nav -.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-11
SUMMER COATINGS.

uERAP DETE SAKE GOrHA, donbls
ny width Ca,innairlls and Tweeds. Of all
shades. FROM blk 10 drab. asd superior qualities,
Just received at ID. J. a n. II GUULD'S,
| June IL. l76 Ibamcsst.