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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13
TO THE CO.NSUMP TIYE /!

Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of
Life, not only to couutcract the consumptiye
tendencies Of the climate, but TO be used as a
preventive medicine IN all cases Of Colds,
toGghs, Sphtlugor Blood, Pain IN lhe side and
Chest, Irritation and Soreness of the Lung,
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic ie
yer, Night Sweats, Emacintion aud General
Debility. Asthma, lufuenza, Hopping Cough
aud Group
In case Of actual disease Of the Lun.s, or
seated Consumption, ii is the only source Of
Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald s Smith. Sole Agents for
the United Kingdom, at the Italian Warehouse,
Regent Street, London, Ia bottles aud cases, for
>kps, Hospitals, sc.
BV Specidi .4ppoiHtmeH DAVID I
.BRADl.EE, ll9, Court street, Boston, Mass. ,
Sole Agent for the United States aud British
american Provinces.
American price, = per bottle, with full di-
recIions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing IA mass of English and
american certificates aud other evidence, show.
ing the une1ualled merits Of ihis great English
Remedy, may be- obtained Of the Agents gratis.
None genuine, without the written signature
of The American Agent, on gold and bronze
sahel 10 counterfeit which Is forgery
hGENrs--Nswport.R H. J. TAyl.OR-Brs.
tol, :. w BBIGGs-Nauen, W. n. PAR
-pro,idence, GRosvENoR & CHAsE-
New Bedford, T.. TnoRNToN & SoN-Fali
River, T.. :. CHAsE Aug ~, lsI5. ly.
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6souemy "a tie se@a~ W2~Ah''

ADIESi You WIN ara abo,n IN con.
- "a = -. -.
- uenln tnosc eoIt ana Ihued dfess's'
that bonnet, aud shawl, as being unfit for
furthe, ma, ;nst ,,, ,ho, ,' "a ,noll
'''S' Vow j''' P"' WV" :" Nv '"'
compass as you can, mark on each article.
your name, with directions whether TO color
= -.
W cicdhse,sehu 'hem 10 tue suosc'loeIs s'oIe
! 13 Thames street and IN about two weeks
vou NIL h.,,a H., ,,,.,od o., ,,,,,, ,a.rI, "a
~" W" ""'' '''"' 'u' W "''y US
good as new the follow my ~ ll5t Ol prices
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DEAFNESS CURED I,

This INvALuABLE RENEDy. Is a compound of four dif
erent OILS. Que OF which the Active AND PRINCIPAL
ISGREDIENT, Is obtained by disIattun from the bark
of certain species oi Walnut, hitherto unknown for
lbs remarkable virtues ~ diseases OF the Ear
RnNE, ". T.. Jan. Is, lsI6.
The OH isseing much better Than cNpGGted, and
gives salts ftctiOu far have learnt. A person
was IN the store to-day 10 whom had sold n bottle
who said had entirely restored the hearing IN ona epr
snd that hs able To hruF the itch uf watch y tho
other both of which heiore hnd been entirely deal for
several years. signed
BisSEfL a LEONARD Druggists
Eor sale in Newport sny by Ie Il Taylor, Druggirs;
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'mahallnS from 'oAk uALi,
LARGE SALES
= MALL PR OFITS.

This announcement awOkc the dreaming
thousands. Old men arose from their recum-
bent position, rubbed their heavy eyc-ids stretch
ed their cramped and benumbed limbs young
men cOngregaled on the corners of streets and
looked unuterable things -gucsscS aud sur
misses were rife, when straight all began To cry
"NAD DOG." Sill on | went, unawcd by
threats, nor caioled by naIlery until finally /
have laid fast and strong, pinnacle stone as
lasting and durable aS the Hills. TO prove the
o,1u Of tbo
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13

nLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUM-
" BIA.-Thls arclc was introduced into
New York about twenty years since and from
It's superior virtues in Reproducing hair, when
it had fallen out, keeping the head free from
dandruH, "a most loathsome article on gentle
mans coat collar,) and giving a soltness and
beautiful lustre unknown before TO the hair. has
induced some persons TO set up and advertise
many articles for the same purposes, none Of
which stand the test Of trial. Polessing, as
most OF them do, to be oils of various kinds, all
of which are positively injurious to the human
hair. Let no one be decei:ed no other arli-
Gle Will make the hair grow rapidly and Of
good quality but the Balm of Columbia. and no
olhor article purportIng 10 be the Balm of CO.
lunbla Is genuine without the name Of Com
stock \ Go. on the outside wrapper. Sold in
Boston, by Comstock & Ross, 10, fremont
Row.
Agents for Newport,
r. J. TAYLOR, and
G.. q. &. HAZARD.
Nov. 90.
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Wholesale Dealers
viii find an endless stock at VERY Low PRICES /!

The following is a list OF a few of the many
Thousand Articles that can be found, with
prices annexed, at tbs establishment
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READY CASH,

this establishment offers the strongest induce
ment. The Sock being purchased fresh this
Spring, at Auction, and direct from the Manu-
lacurerS, at some % per cent. less than the cost
of Importation, and being satisfied with Smut
Pr9fts, will sell at IA slight advance upon
\uc.Ion Prices.
Md would respectfully invite the attention
# the citizens Of to>lon and vicinity to my
unu.uol
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mans raak whSf1rmgdy known by the size
0f his shoes. Those ni prince measured Two
feet and "A half; plain citizen was allowed only
Twelve inches; hence The trench proverb, fGc
sRr g'and pied daSs IA monde - To be 90 q great
foot (oi foot.ng) 10 The world
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CASH SYSTEM

over al others, needs no lengthy lac. Il mus
be apparent 10 the most casual observer, thai
while it shields the vender from the ruipon,
loSss often attendant upon the Credit System
it protects the purchaser from the eqaaHy ruiR.
oas prgftS demanded by Merchants 10 cover bad
dcbS, created by SYSTEM OF LoNG CREDlrs.-
IO those lhrrclore who cnn cnnmnnd lhe
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Far he permanent removal Of all such dseas
as take Their rise ~ an Impure Biood, In
paired Digestion, ,NJrbid Stnie ofMe
Lirer ani Somach, WeakHesSo Of
The Nervous System auda
diSordetd HabH Of Con-
siiiIiion generaLy.
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Bath, Maine. Feb %, ls4l
J. > ! would say further, that about five
wears ago my daughter commenced raising blood,
which continued at times for three wears, and
sometimes very bad, till about two years, when
she commenced taking this Basam, The first
bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely, and
she has never been troubled with II since.
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,aaa, 1sssl. Ashsu, NsshSh, Jsils ~ NssAA. IN.
LsCsss Jyss -. ksr ,s:s st M:oss e:
Flood. St Narys: Wanda, Richardson, do.
NEwBuRrPoRT. June eth--An schs Excel AeEron Nor
fos Baltic Pike. Philadelphia: julie Msrths RoadSu.
londonderry bark Ek, Taylor, from Boston; brigs Oak
Ryder from Boston; salla Bangs from Boston, br schr
Loyal Roberts from Green Turtle; sshs Csvion Crockett,
ton Brown from N York CID ship Emily Davis, stCroir
and market; bark Glebe, Esng Pemambueo and mar
New Haven; Stannch Tallmadge. Troy; Eunice Rose,
Gaines Hartford; Cooper. Morrow, New fork Martha
Maria smits Pr1yidenes May Susan; Fullerton Boston,
Newark; k smith, Smith New London; Geneva, carver,
Boston sxingon Hawthorne, New York.. Mary, Thomp.
New York Liberty Speighi do; sloop Herald Parker
Phil,dslpha De Hart Do; Oneida. H,ynes Do;
Black Diamond Cox, York; steamer X Stockton, lay
man, BALTIMORE
town. sc. 7h. Splendid Chase Baltimore; sth hrig David
P,t Tar Matanzas; eth ult Motiila Mayo Philadelphia;
Star Atkins New York; schs General Warren. Eolmes,
ard Freeman Wooster do. 9Th, cid bark Faimou Rogers
New Orleans t2d clearmee)
PRovIpEScE, June 8-Arr sloops Neptune; Kims.i Rom
dou Randall II Green. Hawkins. New York; Khosc Island
RICHMOND Juue G-Arr schrs Delaware; Munsln. New
Yosk Susan Ludwig. Cox, Thonaston; Easy, Krkmire.
York River Also. bark Parthian, Wstcn, New Orle
Sid. Manchester Smack New York Arr 9TH, sehr Patmos
SAyAsSAH Juoe 3-Cd ships Erances Ann Fish Venice;
Clyde, Smith. Lverpcol: brig Baldwin, Bassett, New
York, sch, Cotton Plary Bolles do Wento Sea- brig
SALEM june s-Arr bark La Plata, Hsmble. la,e Webb,
who manedl Zazibar Feb schr Mary Clark Small,
York: schs Pearl Snow New York; sth, 81 Helena Was
gatr, Philadelphia -. -,
WILMivnroN june CAR sth, schr Olive, Smith. New
York CID 9Th, schr r w Brown. Fraucis. for York
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By Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Por,s.


BALTMoEE. June Oar banks Hesn M'Ts Tayior b9s.
hrig. Columbia. CSfa. Po5,o Cab.o; Gsmorsan F1sse
drick schrs seTuin: Cole New York; Emily Johnson
ne oser from Coat Of Africa or Cape de Ve'ds lid
brig Harp West nds.; schrs Heroine, Speed Point
Isahel Caroline, Blithens, salem.
Nonror r. Arr ship Aurelius Kelley, from Bos.
ton bou I'd To Savannah schr Ann Treadwe from New
York. schs Rob Roy, Avery. from Norwich; kicharS,
York; Pilot boat Ala pummond from cruise reports
Road for orders Spoke 9Th of Chiaeo,sagps .chr La;
Ja,es Rive. nh brig Belle bound wilmington EG;
from Boston bound Bl,imore sshs Brilliant bou p
sesuine bonad to baltimore; and Patrick Henry from New
bound to Baltimore: and United bound to do.
PHiLApEi June i0-Arr brig Ssbiae Taylor. Paler
mo; Nail Baker Boston, Mayra, Studley. Boston; Emml
Baker Boston; Nssmora Flynn Boston; Pierre Card Do
Fisher Boston, Gsm%odu. Bailey Boston; Cinderella
sonia Kirep2ek SeImSdai WIN crowsll Hale
Boston, Elizabeth Beas,cn Proyide@ss' Mary Susan I'll
Hn ter Providence: Rebecca and Abigail Bryes, Brooklyn
Fair Play Smith. do; Hector, Ludam, n York; Hoffman
Culner, BROOKLYN.
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Cleared.
Ship Virginia, Parsons, liverpool Kermit
Ship Atlas, Conn, Liverpool Slate, Gardner Howell.
Ship Exchange. Conklin, Charleston.
Ship Arkansas. Lsrrabee 'harleson Nesmth * Walsh
Bark Lady Stanley, (Br Draper, st John, NB Roach,
Brothers X Co.
Bark Edward Buckley, Charleston, Durham Dimon.
Brig George Duckwtz, (Brem) Sch fier, Bremen,
Muller * Co.
Brig Josephine, tBrem) sndstedt, Hamburg c Muller
go
Brig Josephine, Howe, Ma,anzas. J Atkins 4 Co.
Schr Roe, Avery. Bal more.
Schr Avenger, Smith Boston.
Schr q Nc Neil, Poindexter, Galveston.
B,rse Middlesexo Wileo1s philadelphia
Arrived
Ship Katharine Jackson Stafford (of Baltimore) from Ha
yana. 3lst May with sugar, to master.
Bark Rainbow, Tr,tt DAYS from Matanzas, with sugar
&c, Ward Vessels left before reported. Sid in
pany with bark q lena, Sweetzer.
Bark Mudara, Rich, days from Havana, with mdse, to
Bark Ovanda Dyer (of Belfast 10 days from Cardenas
Chs Edwards Wardell, tof Beliast) for Portland
Brig Toledo Gover,1of Camdeu) q days from New Or
leans, with sugar, to master.
Brig Josephine Churchill, days from Baltimore in bal
last, TO \. CO,ang x Sou.
Brig Ginrds Crockett, Machia., with lumber
Schr Ellen Dale, Darlington Machias.
Below.
tx George, Yates, from Charleston, with cotton,
Buckley.
Also, ship; 2 brgs-unknown
Sailed.
Ships Montauk for Canton; Liberty, Liverpoo; Duchess
dOreans, for Havre.
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS

~ i
nR MARSHALL HALL, one Of the most celebrated
- in Europe, the dscoversr Of this valuable
med cine 1t is used and prescribed by the most emf
phyicns in Europe and America as sovereign rene
d weakness of the Of and in ia-
where used according to directions has produced the
Dr. Hastings Of London states the London Lancet tina,
he his been successful with Halls Cordial Renovator
the of the following diseases
men, cusiag lascivous deams mighty discharges Dyspep
sir weakness Of the small of the back confusion Of INTEL
lec' paptaton Of the heat aversion to socie
cured aby tbs med ci"s" Phillips Boyne. Asens For.
warded all Of the Union 81 bottles bottles
Tor 50 Sold at II Duane It. jeli itsr
DIR. kODlN'S FRENCH MKT ne.
DOR the OF venereal diseases the aonorrhoca and
geet There is preparation whichi administered for
secret diseases with 50 much Certainty ND safe
days without resurrection Diet exposure business Put
FRENCH INJECTIONS.
All ph ysicans long standing of
hea aud .se that only be used with
without assistance and with perfect safety. Fun
directions with each kagc which contains syringe aud
DIR. Robins FRENCH OINTMENT.
The French Ointment is unequaed by ointment in the
world for dressing veoereal and ulcers II certain
Of The SKIN No who has been unfortunate
the syphilis should neglect to use it, Price 50
DR.. ROBINS PRIVATE TREATISE.
Robins Treatise venera diseases should be in the
hands every person who has disease contains brief
and plain description of every variety Of secret disease with
quackery and deception The terste BY reading thi
little work. will understand the and character Of their
Persons who wish purchase this work. the medicines
for the mselves Il delcacy
but ask for Them and the clerks will deliver them and
Questions asked Oaly agency IN New york. 4so broaswy
er If How ard JET Tvs m
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DIX. JOHN kOAkLS )
IODIN LIN M + N T,
A SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF

A SCIENJlFIC CHEMICAL COMrOCIND VT
IODINE that has performed such ishng OF long
standing (er every other remedy had failed that would
belief they could not be sgbsanaed by the most
persons who have used IT, II permanently and
eectu lily EuMATIsM either Chronic or lnnamma-
tory PARsLys loss Of the use Of the LIMBS CosTRAc-
it matters Of how long stsqdnc srnAss BRuisI Tu
few applications Of this Lnment has been used with
credible success in Serofala OF Kings Eri Disease 81
Shine and Hin Joint Tic Doorer and all Nervous Afec
tons has been knows fsl curing Flesh Wo,nds
c4ctuaIy eradicates Cutancous Euv ions, the form
Salt Rheum Eyspelas, Pimples Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch
Pain in The Side and Breast This Lnlment will stand upon
its intrinsic and aly trial rho in
valid Of is healing virtues Principal Depot, 8. NIGER
soil. X Co. John stree al m
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

~ old Office, s. Gold street between Fulton and Beekman
a diseases oil delicate nature his treatment being mild
requires neither mercury restraint IN diet,
hndrance from business pursuits Recent cases cured IN or
fdays.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONS1 ITUTlONAi., arr
Greet thereby causing oghy emissions and
ally confirmed mpotency the Dr srctest attention
his object being the system mentally and bodily 10
that state Of yigor nature originally designed
ST1CTURES, disease frequently existing without the
sometimes caused by naltreat
nent OF uninsted and sometimes by the
neglect ohe parties themselves are by the Dr. ehectuaiiy
cured without paiu Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the lew quahed advertising sur
reons the CITY perfect charge made
Letters post paid enclosing fee, mmed ettend
and medicne with advice, Of the United
States. -.
Once 60 Gold street. Open from "a. M OsrM
an lmsrc
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

DR. JOHNSON, H. Duane Chatham street,
~ well known the successful practitioner IN New
York in the of venereal diseases The Doctors
for skill in those old cases that hsve
listed ears elect structure ulcers
body nose pains in the head and bones
Of the legs, effecuay cured
weakness, brought by habit in
dulged in by young men, causing ascyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent cured
in days, without mercury No alteration in diet pre-
ventiou from business.
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BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
WHJTvWEJ I,S TEMPERANCE RITTERS

WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BIIIEhS.
THE best possible remedy for Indigestion Jsuud!se,
Worms Co;ysne: Los; Of tArpst!e Hsadaahs ny'
Most persons feel the necessity Of using some tonic or
STRENGTHENING medicine during the spring and summer
ciay engaged sedentary empoyments No article
better for such purposes than the above The
ingredients OF which they composed highly recomnen-
dd in all medical books among the best toucs known 70
strengthen the whole system The proprietor IS conn
dent that would give this cheap and pleasant RENE
dy trial they will other They are put at
the possible price, in order to place them within the
reach Of all
Price Is cents Pint bottle.
WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL OPODELDOC,
Is the only efecus remedy for rheumatism Sprans st
Neck and Joints Govt Cramp, sc. Recommended
BY Dr. L. MITcHrL Professor Of Physc in the N s.
College Of Physicians.
Price Is cents bottle
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF,
For Hesdache and Catarh composed principally Of Roots
and Aromatic Herbs. Recommended by the celebrated Dr..
WArERHousE, late Professor of Medicine in Howard uni
versity Cambridge.
Price 25 and so cents per bottle.
The above articles prepared and sold by j. GEORGE
WHfTWELL, late J. r. Whitwell & Son, BOSTON,
Sold also by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton
ner Of William street New York. my9 lmeoder
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JuSE Sat market $50 beef cattle. 30 pairs working
oxen 80 cows and calves 900 sheep, and 900 swine
very few Of the best cattle unsold.
Rcss-Beef Catte-Last weeks prices were not sus-
tanned quality not good. We quote extra at 50 25 {;
first quality Sd second So rs; third 81 rs as So
Working Oxen-Sales at S55, s62 SO and 500.
Cows and CaDves-Saes from SIT to A.
Shepherds 81 50: old sheep 80 SO.
Swine Old hogs ~ 4c.; small shoats &c small pigs
and &c. At retail from TO TIC; pigs 8 and &c.
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New York, Wednesday. june 10.
AsHEsPots were sold at SO so and 80 56, and Pearls
of 81 a 81 O6I.
BasApsrrrrs--The market generally continues dull.
Sales very limited, and prices low. &c ,esee held at
81 49, Michigan vt S. We hear nothi worth report.
ing in grain. -
Corros-The market remains quiet and the turn Is
in favor Of the buyer The only sales effected small
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NJ QuACkEKY

nOCTOR COOPER, IA DUANE street, member OF the
- Royal College Of Suseons London. is consulted conf
dentally all diseases which he without
hndrance from business. Recent he
in few dys practice oftwelye yeas enables Dr. g. to
the most obstinate structures without pain.
Debility resulting from secret habit INDUCED ia by young
me proced ge-ts syphilic eruption, and ulcers
guaranteed charge Dr. e. is regularly educated
ph, slcian aud surgeon. js9 M*r
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BROKERS BOARD June $40 shs Long Island RR 3o'1 so
do SOLIDS. oA 81 do 81; 100 do, SOLIDS 81 40 do DO s-
3 IS DDS ,5 Is DO sosds = do So 80 do 5' 2,
do oi0ds 55is Is Phade lphia aud Heading t - do
3t, Z, 20, SOLIDS Is; $50 do l5s 81 western
Ri IS Cheshire RR sol0ds. in 9 $,vVU Reading kt
Bonds 1850, 76,' 1000 do, 1850, ~ :. . !,
srcoyp Boasp-5 shs Nor Wor RR 5,,; 20 Long Island
KR 3i last Boston 60 l3s 5000 rhlsdelphla Read
ing Kli Bonds, 1850, 76ia.
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Foreign lamentations.

HAvASAship Katharine Jackson-2oo dozen pine apples
Seader-G3 900 ssysrs Cary co365 boxes sugar
order.
MArANzAs-Bak R.inbow-2do bags sugar Goodhue co
loo do Meyer Stucken-7ie d. box slmples > X A
S,eward-las boxe: sugar Cha:elain posyerrs boxes
dsr-20O dozen pine apples Aeksr-1 horse To order.
CARpENAs-Berk Ovanda-l12 hhds j Tayor-304 do
Mathews COCO Knowlon. Lyman Perry-63 logs maho
gany Town & Hawkins.
DOmestIe IsnpOrtatlOns.
New ORLEAss--Brix Tolsdo-26s hhds sugar W A Barn.
w.l-is00 sacks wheat Collins co-i2O cedar logs
Hurlbut u co.
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pFJlCATF DJSE SES

A BERNETHi'S BOTANICAL PILLS are the mos ef
n setual aud speedy remedy discovered for
hra gieets structures iucorhGa whites irritation OF the
kdieys sexual debility weakness and all diseases Of the
proceeding from unrestraned hev
give tone a1d energy the generave organs rarely ever
experienced from taking other medicines They COM
posed entirely Of vegetable ingredients which nvigorate c
system generally For sale Apothscaries Hall 30 Catha
rue street-prcp ST. Jet fwsm
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BOARD AT HOBOKEN

FEW single gentlemen, who be desrous OF enjoy
"A ing the advantages of daily trips the river during
the %sa, obtain rooms. With and tea
walk from the ferry References exchanged For parcu.
lars apply Mr.. Wheee MOI CORTLAND st., New ork
iaaa
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J. WARWICK,
GOLD SILVER REFINER, Assayer and sw e&p su,,i.
" ter Office, II JOHN Street, New York
0- Fine Gold Rolled Silver Rouge s4d Crueible, al.
ways on hand mv5 I'm ERIC
EUANO-Ichxhoe Gaano, Of re Irsl guary o1 .s,r ~
~ mvln r. X. tOtt.tNSA : a.. s. apsh ur.es
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New Bedford OH Market.

Sperm-We have-no transactions to report.
Whale--There is doing in Whale Oil, and sales
to the extent of 24O bbs have been made since last
1000 bbs W. Coast in lots, sold at 3? cents $50 bbs
do at 81 cents 800 bbls do at 80 cents cash. and 1000
bbls do on private terms.
In Whalebone we hear of no transactions
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spoke Of the regularity Of their trpscf hsir vast hus
ness In letters valuable goods and In passengers, for all
Of which had TO pay millions year to the British
companies
After the transaction of various matters Of little I'M
portance the Senate adoul ned
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MARITIME HERALD.

pOnT or NEw 1Onx, JUNE II.
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JuSE 1o-FRsr BoARp30 shares Girard Bank 9s; 5000
Reading Bonds 76s 1000 do 76si 100 shares 8 Bank 100
do Read Rk M 900 State S. s. 81; 900 do W, 81; shs
Phil. Bank los; 100 Gired Bank 90; SEQ Wilmington
Gs, IS, 1914; - shares Reading KR 81. .
30 shares fhla. Bank b3 05; 10 do 1885, 80
do Reading k.k 3its; 60 Lehigh Mortgage IS
900 State S. 67 20 sh,res Reading r. X.
BIS All 900 Reading Bcnds b. 7s; 1000 do I6's 800 shs
VicksDurg Bank On; 900 L~hgh Mortgage IS. .
ArrgR BoARp-i2 shares n Bank ke %; 50 do Reading
R.R. stti: 100 do s. 3iA; 100 do cash 3it4