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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

DESTRUCTION OF THE SHIP LoTos OF
SALEM BY FiRE.-The ship Lolos OF
Salem, Mass, Francks master, while
lying at Bermuda Hundreds, James
River, Va,) loaded with three hundred
hhds. Of tobacco and five HUNDRED bar
rels o! flour, aud bound to Amsterdam,
took fire in the cabin, from the stove, on
the night Of the l8 inst, and both ves-
sci and cargo were destroyed. The
fire spread with such fearful rapidity
that all efforts to suppress it were una
vailing. AT the last accounts she was
lying in the stream, just abreast Of Ber-
muda Hundreds, the fire raging fiercely
The Lotos was an old vessel, built in
1923, and was of 296 tons burthen. -
Her cargo may be valued nt $4,000.
We learn from the Richmond Com
pler, that the Loios, was insured in SA-
lem, and the cargo principally in New-
York and Amsterdam. $4,000 at the
Essex office, and $4,000 at two Offices
in Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

|" WHILE THERE Is LIFE THERE Is
IIlOPE."-The rayagcs of disease are dreadful
i indeed. but arc rendered much moro 40 by
the unskilful treatment made US oiteniimes III
the early slngo ofcomplant. And it is not un.
frequently the ease that the very treatment
is the cause of all tho difficulty, even the sac
riiice Of human life. There are many who
are so welded TO the plan of treatment, pur-
sued, that they will not be persuaded to for.
sake il, thus they sink into an upiimely grave
But whilo there is life there is hope. The
Oiosaonan, or All-healng Basam, for con
sumption, asthma, splitting of blnod, and o,he'
iii seases of the lungs, offered by Doctor Folscr
is certainly deserving Of high consideration
inasmuch as il has perI"rmrd wonders il
many cases which have actually been giycr
up by the attending phy-icians as hopeless -
II alays n cough promotes expec,otation
gives tone to the stomach and digestive or
gans. rxcitcs the secretion. and restores 4
health in a more rIicc,ua manner, and in
shorter space Of time than any remedy w
have cvor known.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29
From tho Boston Transcript.

NAvAL.-The trigate Cumberland and
the brig Boxer are now in the stream,
and ready for sea. They ere both
bound to the Coast Of Africa, from
whence the former will proceed TO the
Mediterranean.
List Of Officers attached to the u S.
frigate Cumberland bearing the broad
pennant Of Commodore George G. Read:
Bladen Dulany, Captain; Samuel f.
Hazard, Ist Lieutenant; John A. Wins
low, Cd do; Edward Middleton, Sd do
Thomas Nj. Brasher, 4lh do; John A.
Sherburne, 9Th do Abraham arrell,
lN Master /; Matthew c. Perry, Cd do !;
Waters Smith, Surgeon Richard T.,
Maxwell, William 5. Bishop, Assistan,
Surgeons Nathaniel L. Wilson, Pur.
ser Fitch w. Taylor, Chaplain Dan
iel d Baker, Lieut.. OF Marines Will
liam VAIN, Commodore's Secretary a; +.
Ross Calhoun, Alexander J. Dallas, Jo-
seph s Day, Beverly Randolph, Regi-
nald Fairfax, Henry Ashton, Passed
Midshipmen Nathaniel 7. West, Rob
et Stuart Jr., Marshall j. Smnh, Jo-
eeph Seawell, James l.. Johnston, Ed
ward T.. Stone, Walter W. Queen,
George Is. Hodge, Midshipmen James
II. Dulany, Captains Clerk Charles
johnson, Boatswain 4; Elijah Haskell,
Gunner Amos Chick, Carpenter !;
Thomas |. Boyce, SaiIrnaker Jona-
than NJ. Ballard, Masters Mate; John
Emmons, Purser's Clerk.
List Of Officers attached TO the u. S.
brig Boyer John +. Bspham, Lieu
tenan, Commanding Charles W. Hun
ter, Ist Lieutenant Henry c. Vanal-
s,ine, Cd do Mayo c. Watkins, Acting
Master John Stuart, julian Myers,
Passed Midshipmen John McCullum,
MidshipmaD.
The U. S. frigqte Cumberland still re-
mains at anchor IN the stream, waiting
a favorable wind. She is unquestiona-
bly, as efficient frigaie IA can be found
in the navy of any nation. An old salt
who has served in the British navy,
states that he considers her more than a
match for an English "A, such as the
Melville, which mounts long 32's on the
lower deck, long 1873 on the main deck
and GAS, carronadcs, on the spar deck
and carries a crew of 500, all told. The
Cumberland, we believe, mounts so
long 32's, and 68's, Paiyhan guns, and
also carries crew of about 800. The
difference in the weight of metal between
the two is ,rihiDy, but the advantage o
having nearly all the guns Of the same
calibre, and on two decks, is decidedly
in favor Of the Cumberland. BE this Al
il may, If burning powder becomes fash
ionable, she will no doubt give goo'
account Of herself
We have rarely seen any ship whose
appearance aIo(l equals the Cumberland
Her mns,s are stayed to line, he
yards square to hair, and although sh'
has all her running rigging rove, iDclu
ding the sudding-sai gear, everyihin!
nlolt looks ship-shape and well. Th
first luff, we guess, does not wear hi
hands in his pockets Good luck TO tn
noble ship aud her gallan, crew.
Boston Post.
We learn ,ha, the Cumberland la
Just received counter orders, and wi
not sail until further ordcrs from Wash
ins,on
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

THE COMET OR COMETS. Lieut.
Maury, Of the United States Navy. the
Chief Observer at the Washington OBJ
servatory, announced n few days since
that in observing Belas comet, which
has recently appeared, he had found n
companion or satellite comet moving
with or about the principal. The Union
publishes the following second letter
from him, giving farther information with
egard TO his observations -
Observatory, Washington, Jan. 10, 1916.
Sir Last night was the first clear
night since the Gath. Good observa-
tions were made upon the comet, and i,s
companion. The daily motion Of the
latter is about one quarter Of second
Of time less in right ascension, and one
quarter Of q minute less in declinatlor
than the former.
The nucleus Of each is visible, and
their tails are nearly parallel, exte ending
off in N. +. direction. They are
nearing us rapidly, appearing, every
night, in better view. No. 9 is now
more distinc, Uhough barely visible or
the l3lh) than No. | was at that time.
Our observations do not reach IA,
enough at present to enable US ~ deter
mine whether these two bodies stand il
relation to each other Of planet and sa
tellte Or whether by rare coincidence
they are merely moving in the same
plane and with like angular velocity
but at distances far beyond the sphert
OF each others attraction.
So far, however, the difference OF mo
ton indicated between the two, by on
observation, is such rs a satellite Of I
considerable period Of revolution, nigh
have about its primary.
Should il prove that they do hold sncl
"A relation to each other, the discover
will be considered by astronomers AS on
Of great interest. Respectfully, Sc.
/ NJ. +. MAURY, Lieut.. u. S. Navy
/ Com. W. NJ. CRANE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Ordnance & llydrography
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winch they offer si low prizes, by wholesale
or retail. Among them are the following
artIrles:
Flour IN Barrels, and HniT bHreis.
Hgek,ek,ai ,p LLLs and hgs,
.,Ieoi-Jaii.d and .iDrihern.
Batter, ch.,sr. iard, t,r and pork,
Sperm and Uhait OW.
Crashed. .gogd,red g. Jroun Enrnnn Sugar.
Ieyng H,son, Sonchong 4 P"wrhong Tea,
tlaisips in Uhoe agd half bores,
BsnWs, Wnrds ag9 HgN n Sons,
Family and sdnrg Soaps,
.vew Orleans " Hopana .Iloliss,s.
Rrooms, Pals, Stone Har,
aud variety Of other articles usually G"pt
in Grncey S'ore, Tor sale low, at No. 3,
South side. Market Square.
Jan. %, 46. BaRBER s. BOONE.
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tits worthy Of our earnest appeal, TO our
readers to study their individual interest,
and peruse Mr.. T.. Brinckerhof7s ADVERTISE
ment, il speaks of his Restorative as o
specific. 1t cannot be denied iha, it has
effected The greatest and most satisfactory
results. As n last resort, it will even then
in the low stages, raise the patient, ex'irpate
the disease, and strengthen and restore the
sYslrm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

NAVAL. The e. S. ships Raritan.
Capt. Gregory. aud I}odon, Csla Prn.
dergast, aud Il S. brig B'iuhr'dse
Lieut.. C""'e Pcnnina'on, ~r'r at
Mon,rv,dne, Nov 10, all VII Thr
Boston wns =" ,dIl huu lbe ni'
States direct ~ u Ia, "r t~", ml,h Nop,.
nmdorr Tuinrr ou boar
III" u -. hina,c Constitution, Cam
Prrcival, sailed from Canton River
Oct. I, ior Sandwich Islands.
The u. s. ships Columbus and Vim
yecuoes, paid tho Outer Roads of Rata.
via flying visit, and after getting il
water, proceeded on the 28'h Of Oc'o
Der to Ch,na The Columbus was iow
81 up hom ~. Nich"lss roini hv ih.
DWch man.ol war steamer B,"uc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

Tur T,Rirr Is Pr>NsyLvAxih The
~ nate ~ P.uns, wanna, consisting or 10
D"n"mra,s and ID Wings, on Friday
wrrk passed unanimously the ioIluwIhg
resolutions
Resolved Tha, our Senators and Rep.
rese natives in Congress be aud they are
hereby requested to oppose all attempts
~ alter or modify the Tariff act Of the
3Oih of August. l842
Resolved, Tbn, the Governor he re-
qursied TO transmit n copy of,hc above
resolution 10 each of opr Senators and
Representative ~ Congress
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

Fire in Brisioi-Thc Sperm Oil and Con.
die Manufac,ory belonging to Mr.. William
d. Spooner, of Bristol, was destroyed bv fire
on Wednesday Of last week between ~ and
o'clock. The principal pnr, of the crude
oil in the cellar, and the books and papers in
the Counting Room, were saved Mr. Spoon
er was insured at the Hartford Fire Insur.
nncc Office for $4,000, which will cover the
loss
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Hpdiih oThe .9rmu nj CorDus &,

Health ofhe .4rmy at Corpus Christi. -
The Picayune's correspondent at Corpus
Christi, in a letter dated December 9th,
says, the average number Of sick, from bad
water, changeable and incIement weather
and exposure, has been abou, 500 ou, of 1000
men while the deaths from disease, for a pc.
riod Of nearly six months, has been abou
thirty. and Ms many more from the accidents
Of service. explosions, violence, g. casualties
of various kinds.
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Sloop Champion n,--,from New io'L lor
Providence.
TUESDAY, Ian II

Providence.
TUESDAY, Jan ~.
Schr Emerald, Gaveti, from Pro, ,idrnqr.
s"hr Lap" ing, Smith, 10 days im N",i"lk
for Boston -stnyr bulwarks aud spIil lb Geo.
Enrs, Smart, Boston for New York Black
Hawk, sisson, Baltimore for +. RjveS; James
Otis, Anderson, Wilmington for Ptny.
Salcd-Brig Ociavia, Doughty, Wilmington,
schr Matilda, for Savannah.
Sloop Rhode Island, iIuli, Prov. for N.York
WEDNESDAY. Jan. ~.
Sioop Tecumseh, Ash, N. Y for Prov.
Arr brig kimbali, lngraham, al Thomaston,
lids from Baltimore i"r Providence, cargo iron
having experienced a constant succession oi
gales, and blown into the stream three differ.
ent times since the !0lh. On The 9Th day out,
seaman named Greenlow, belonging 10 Deer
Island, Me. fell from tho fore yurd aud was
badly hart. The Captain states that for hyo
days duripg the passagr, himself and the male,
were tho only hands which were able to do
duty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

Polly Bodine.--'rhe New York supreme
court has granted change Of venue in thus
case, and sent it to the county Of Orange for
trial. The next circuit will be. held at New
burg on the first Monday Of April.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

The correspondent Of the New York
Commercial positively asserts that the
small pox prevails to an alarming extent
in Phladelphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

IirreA on The ,cuy home. The ship Wa
bash cleared at New Orleans for New York
on the l2,h inst. having on board Albert J.
Tirrell charged with the murder of Maria
A. Blckford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29
Essence of Coffee.

'yIlE genuine ESSENCB or COFFEE
now extensively used ~ London aud
Paris, aud all other cities ~ Europe, ~ the
beet house holds. a tea spoonful OF uhch u
sunicicn, for common sized cup OF coffee
Whosucyrr desires 10 have very rich cor
ot Java colire, will by a dllution of tins cs
-cncc with tho customary ingredients, obtain
the pure article.
Directions accompany each hottie.
r,r.s.e a, RIDERS.
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NAvAL.-U. S. sloop Of war Vim
cenncs, Capt. Psuldina from Rio ia.
ne'ro for Canton, passed AS,er, Oclo-
her 10Th.
I U. S. frisaie Constitution, Cap, Per-
cival, sailed from Canton River, Oct. |,
! for Sandwich Islands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

BY ririgs Of License granted by The
Hon Court Of Probate Of the to,cA IF
.MiddtetoN2, wihI be sold At Pusie
.1nciion on ips premises on THURS
pay, he i2ih day Of March nsrt, al
II O'Clock, a N.
A LII the right, tiile and interest, which
~ Prieg Sanford, late Of NiddIe'own, bad
al the time of his death, 10 tpd 10 all the
real estate, belonging 10 sand deed, situated
in said Mlddlc'own, or 40 much thereof .s
will BE- sufiicen, to raise the sum Of SaS2, ,02.
with INC idental cbsrgcs.
Condtons ~ the ,inl. and place of snle.
PARDON BROWN. E1eeutor.
Mddletowu, Jan. 81, IS46-t.ds.
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49, SHIP NEWS. IS,
EtIsY& gyssss.
PORT OF PORT.
Ar RIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Jan u.
Brig O.asr, Hall, Prov. int Savannah
sloop Native, Sh'rman, from ProvIdrnce.
THURSDAY, Jan -.
Schr Delaware, Baker, Phila for Prov.
Slo"p Rirnzi, Durirc, Prov. Tor New York
SATURDAY, Jan. -.
Savannah.
SUNDAY, jan -
Schr Del Norir, Dntr from Camden.
Schr Br"gauhuH, sherman, ian Brstul iui
New lo'k
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

The York Manufacturing Co "a, Saco, Me-.
has declared a semi-annual dividend of lC
per cent, as usual
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

The fire at Philadelphia. mentioned in
our last, was not subdued until property to
the amount of Sl25,OOO was destroyed
mostly insured.
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NJ e EMORANDA.

Ship Ebon Preble. Perkins, arr. at tho G., de-,
Dec. 3isl from Nav Orleans.
BARK iluma, Weedop, cid at Mobile l2'h
for Boston.
Schi. Mobile, Cozzens,arr Mt n. Orleans 9Th,
from Pensacola.
At Mon,evideo, Nov. 4, sch Hannah, g
nas,s, of Ncwpor) Woodman, Tor Corieutis,
about 9th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

The Printers a, Rochester, N. y, Ind a
gay time on the 18th, in celebrating the ami.
vcrsary OF DR.. Franklin's birth day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

Mr.. Slidcll's nomination, as Minister to
Mexico, ,wns confirmed in the Senate on Tues
day, 20Ih, by strict party vote.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

sEr Our friend Church of the Prov
idence Gazette, ought 10 be an excel
lent judge Of what is "aat." Heis large
dealer in articles of that description.
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WHALE RS.

Sailed from Honolulu, Sept 9Th, ship NE.
CllANlC, Pratt, on a cruise, oi not stated,
last reported with 1900 sp 400 VIII.
Touched at Lahaina, Oct 2lst, ships WIN.
LEE, Whimpenny, Is mos. 600 sp. 600 VIII
all wh. this season JOHN COGGESHALL,
Macy. oil not stated
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354I America, hnd tbe 6mfTIcnn people.
trans. from the CerGisp by Frdtrick
ION Runner. Professor OF History IA
the Unver-Ity of Ber,ln, &c.
35i2 The White boy, story OF ireland, in
1922, by Mrs S & Hail, |
3lS9 The Lie nt Lewis, Prince Conla. sur.
named The Great. 10y Lord .Hahon, 2
3l90 The Chain bearer or The ltlepoge
Manuscripts, by J + Cooper, 2
35I3 Only Il Fiddler, & o. f. by The author
ot Ih. "Imp'o ovis"ioro,' translated from
the German by .!'a,y Io,oM. /
3i9l Adventures of Capt simon Suggs, late
"l The 1alapoo-a volunteers, together
with taking the C-usu-,and other Ala.
bnma sketches. by CeVqtry Editor. j
- % ,tambes by land. sEd whteI. or notes
4 OF travel IN Cuba, aud Mexico, l,clud-
ing cau"e Voyage up the Iiver Panu-
II rp, md researches among the runs pi
Tamonlipas, BY II .formo", ]
3aII The History Of Oregon aud California,
aud the other rerri",es on the North
h West coast of North America, by
II R0teH Crsenhop.
2s4a Alice Copley tale OF Queen MAry's
time, by Mrs .3np Stephens, ]
;5IG Asconio or the SouIplnrs Apprentices
II an Historical romance of tho SIX
II t"enlh century, from W.. French Of
II .Rtrandcr DUMAS, ]
3si7 The Light nragnon, by the author of
4 a" .Ntw Hone" &c. I
3lo3 Western Clearlngs, by Mrs e " Kirk
H Ltnc, author of New Home" |
3l0l Trlpp'ngs III hplhor-lond, by Fanny
II Forester, J
3l95 Artist, Merchant. and Statesman, of
4 the age of The Medce and Of our ow n
| times, by G Ld,cards lister. :
3l9G Father Ripas' II years residence q, the
II court OF Pekng, ~ the service OF the
II Empernr Of China. with nm account
Il Of the toundalon Of the college for the
i education of young Chinese ai Naples
| translated from The Italian by FPran-
4 d., |
3ji6 BiograpIlical aud Critical Miscellsuies,
! by I'm u Prescott,
: 1887 The Book of good examples; drawn
4 from authentic history and biography
Y designed TO illustrate tho henefcla
L effects OF vlT'ucus contuct, by John
/ Frost, j. l. IA,
3l96 The Book Of Tie Cologies comp,sina
II HISTORY of the colonies composint
II the United States, from the di-coyery
Il IN the tenth century until the con-.
/ meuccment of The Revolutionary var
/ by John Eost. l. l. H..
3l09 Memoir Of Mrs Mary ,.undi Duncan,
being TecolIecsions OF daughter. by
/ her MGiRfJ
35i9 The Soldier Of Lyons, tale of the
TuillericS, by Mrs Gore,
5000 Einor Wyllys. or the young fix oI
4 LonrhrIdg", n tale by A,nnbrl Pen
/ feathear, edited by J r Cooper, :
:}20l The Mysteries OF the back woods, ul
Il all Of, a. r..
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NJ A r. r. | A G E s.

10 Coventry, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Brayton, Deyter Randall of Providence,
to Miss Lucinda X. Gavei,, of tho former
place.
In Ccntrcville, on the 10Th inst, by The
Rev. Mr.. Fiiicld, FoshaIl \. Parker, Jr /.
> N. to Miss Mary f., youngest daughter of
John Greene, Esq.
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NEWPORT, Dec. 30, l84j.

re>TIE subscriber hereby gIvcs nnice to ali
whom It may concern. ~ conformity 10
amended Charter Of the Perry Han"iac,VHrg
Company. tin, on the ninetepnlh day Of Jolly,
A. d. IS3S, he sold and ll-posed oi one share,
or ti,ecnih part Of the capital STOCK ~ sarl
Corporation to Henry Schrnsder. IT,; and
,hs, on the renrh day nl S"piemb.L A. D..
lsil. he sold AMI d,,rNscd oi, to sald Corr",
ration. one .hey". or fourteenth part oi capt,
tai stock thereof; and on III" 2S,h Of March,
1874, one uiher share, or 18Th part al capital
stock thereof: the snIn" belug all hi rema,n
ng interest IN snid capt. Il stock
JOHN HENRY Gli.LiAT.
Jan 10.
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HAIR WORK
P E R E U Nj { R Y.


Fashionable Hair Dressing.
&c. &c.
INNHE subscriber having just returned from
Il New York with NEW and Fashiona-
ole supply of
Ornamental HAIR WORK,
consisting of Fore Tops, Braids for the bacs
Of the head, small Braids, Ccrls, &c.
Also a new lot of FANCY ARTICLES.
Perfnmery ,-Sosp,-Ha Tooth aud Nail
Brushes, and ell oth,rar,icles adapted to the
toilet.
lie has also obtained the Agency for
Phalon's celebrated Chemical
lS a Z S a Mv
Or, Hair hrigorator for Badness,
Scurf, and all diseases arising from fevcrs
SC. BY the use of this Balsain the moisture
and beauty Of the Hair may be preserved "a
extreme old age.
TO MOTHERS this Balssm is pre-emI.
nently rseiul for children, whose hair is weak
or ,hn.-Noihing better can be applied 4,
strengthen the roots of the bair.--Prce 81
cts. per bottle, with directions accompanying
each bottle.
SHAVLNG.- .-CUTTLVG-Curling, ant
Shampooing done as usual.
Also a new supply Of Rnzors, Straps, SC.
Gra,eful for past iavors, he respectfully so
licits a continuance of the same, at
No. lJl, Ihomes-sheet,
Opposite Mr. r. J. TsyIor's.
GOrtOn Anderson.
~
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's'iE Subscribers take this mcthod tn re-.
turn their sincere lhanks for past pst.
ronngr and inform their customers and the
public in general, lba, they hu,e on hand. a
good assortment OF choce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

Subject Of next Sunday Evenings Lecture
at ,he Unitarian Church :--Lmher, gs a Moyh
and a Priest" Service begins at half past g.
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HH
Notice.

The Fret Baptist Church in this town will
worship mex, Sabbath day in the Lecture Room
Of their new Meeting House.
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Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser & Pntr

"'Po'''" W. WV ""''"" D"'' ""''''''' '" "'"'
Al Market 500 Beef Cattle, 6l5 Sheep, al,
60 Swine. $50 Sw iue arrived at the close o
The market, and are unso'd
PRIcEs-Be,f Cone-Wc noticed two bean
iiful Cattle from Wosrield, sold for $3.50
Prices generally ad, anc.d. We quite eAtri
Is So first quality 525 a 8 50; secon,
80 a > 25; third 81 d so.
hep We noticed beautiful lot Of Wealth
ers. Sales at sc, S4 and SO ; ordinary SheeI
from 81 to 20
Smine-Not IN demand several small lots
were sold, half Barrows at 4 lee. AT retail
from D To &c.
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4 LII those ind h'cd to JOHN EAST0N.
~ are hereby uiornra ,ha, nIl hs drm'nd'
nv Note ~ Book ACCOUNT. have brrn 'odg .
IN the hands Of lnsjtH G.. SnAw, E'q.. i"!
cnjecir"n, nd those ind"h'"d ar request, q
to make 20 hun immediate payment.
Jan. ,9th. Ie4G-lw.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale, or to Let,

IA TIE House in John street,
fsss:Sm formerly owned and occupied by
MssH8 Capt Borden Wood, aud pos
&A session given in April next. The
house contains l2 rooms. and is well cal.
culated for two families. Enquire of
Jan. 90, 1916. JOSIAH G. SHAW.
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O. We are Indebted to the Hon. Henry
Y. Crans,on, for important Public Docu.
tncnts.
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NOTICE.
VOTERS for 1916.

'l'I!E Town Council Of the Town Of New
port, will meet at the Town Hall on
Monday the 9th day OF February next, at IC
o'clock a. IN. for The purpose Of making out
the Lists of Voters for this town for the year
1916. All persons in,e rested are hereby no.
tilted to attend by order,
B. b. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Newport, Jan. %, IS45.
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Newport, Oct I6, Ie45
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We learn that the Cumberland ha
Just received counter orders, and vii
not sail until further ordcrs from Wash
ing,on
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-22
THE FIRST OF MAY!


WE have THIS DAY opened al additional
w supply OF new and beautiful Goods Tor the
Spring, consisting, in part as viz
Banarines, Lawns, Graduated and rich striped
Bereges, Ombre shaded and Silk striped
Lawns, graduated and Lace Flowered, some at
25 cents, very beautiful
Ginghams Of every style and price
White Cambria and Muslins, corded, barred
and striped
Shawls, Scarfs and Ties, beautiful and rich in
style and quality.
ALSO; Fine French Cloths, Of every quality
and price
French Cassmeres, striped and plain, rich aud
elegant style
Light and Black Silk and Satin Vestlngs
Tweeds and Gambroons, for Gentlemen and
Boys, some at very low prices
Bleached and Brown Sheeting
Do do Shirtings
Domestic Ginghams, Penitentiary Plaids
Apron and Shirting Checks
Bleached and Brown Tweed Cottons.
Together with their stock in Store, makes their
stock very complete, which will be sold very low for
cash. X. l.. SMAIbWOoD 6 w.,
Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10Th streets.
may 2-if