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sales OF stocks AZ Philadelphia.

JuNr T-Fissr BoALD-5o shs Kensington Bank ST. 50 Gil
rard Bank 1o 100 Reading KR b5 35 do ISL 10 Pha.
deIphia Bank les aud Bank 23
100 Reading KR, 3ds, IS; $1,000 State S. es,s "
BoARp$2j000 State SIS b. ss.; do Csis; 100
shs Reading RR, IS, 3i5s; 200 do, 5ds, 33x
SECOND Boa Rp-i0 shares Gzrd Bank 0s< 100 do 10:
$1,000 stste S. b3w es 1000 do b. es& 1000 DO 3w ss
Ches and DsIsw re 6s SIX 100 shs vicsbnrg Bank ~;
5000 SIS 10 shs Merchants and Manufacturer BsnE
Pittsburg, ia. - -
ArTss Boxap-Ioo share, Reading RR ssA; 300 do ssk
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In Senate.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June l6, 1916.
shortly after prayers and the reading of the Journal
Mr. X. WALKER the private Secretary of the Execu-
tive reported and delivered several from the
President of the United States, in writng-the Oregon
treaty supposed be among them large square budget
done up in red seals.
MIR Johnson of La made another set speech on the
Houmah land patents, when the subject was laid aside
till tomorrow.
THE FINANCES.
The VIcE PRsspENr laid before the Senate of the
messages received from the President, which upon
the subject of the Finances and covering report from
see another column Of the papevrdered to be printed
CHAIRMAN ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Pursuant order the Senate to the choice
by ballot of Chairman for the Committee Foreign
Relations to fill the vacancy occasoned from the resig
nation OF Mr.. Allen yesterday.
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DURE WATER-sToNE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water fltcr.These filters only clarity but purify
the ubd water rendering perfectly salu6reus by d
yestiaE putrid vegetable and animal matter
that even water inpresnsted with soap tobacco &C.
line clea!ues Can be operation sale at S.one
and Brother Croton Plumbing establishment Broadway
al liner ~"",'
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArioN
New Bedford on Market.

Co.. III 'Io WIZ euu1nB julie To- Ioso; .
which remains very dull sale of 2s75 gallons head
matter has been made since last at Oh cents cash
Whale.-The market has been quiet since last
We notice sales Of about 900 bDls selected NJ W. Coast
in lots, at 321 cents, cash
In Whalebone, we have heard of no transactions in
this market sale Of about 600 lbs N W. Coast and
South Sea made in New York last week, at 81 80
Cents cash
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The poor attended to between and 10. forenoons
H. BOSTWlCK, VI. D.,
je17 1wsrrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
MEDICAL OFFICE.


mr. JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham street. 20
well known as the most successful practitioner in New
York Of venereal diseases The Doctors
for skill in those old hacured that have
listed for peemnent Gleet structure, ulcers
the body the the head and
Of the legs effecualy cured
Constitutional weakness, brought by habit in
duged in by young men, causing lascvious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent cured
in four days. without mercury No alteration in diet
vention from business. je17 3tsr
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVEKTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,
,rrn1c.r MAS e vNAss Az ! STE ~ Tt

THE MEMBERS Of ne New York Coilss. Of Medicine
~ continue to direct Attention e ii ss:s
private
injury to the constitution confinement from IN
College on The frs, q those ss"s.s . vast
&. %.Ss:,. j ::
s 0: S II =: q S;t
~ 70
application csa have 70 chest
u.esion and treatsn received elsewhere Il any. and
yELPE1U's SPECIFIC FILLS.
the s sd IL cure Of sOaSisSs ses :sS., s%s
Ea::: 4 s.: ::sss y:s q:
ii di.e.:.: q the Trsshr. They .sases s.sS
breath di'ISrssi9E with the stomach confinement from
E2PSSssHiTSE k4Sk pas,.EE II tts.s. q
d.ns .aa o e n q s s SfT
secre. ndagencs excess IF Kind Il i an nvsssbs
snsis Sos.. 81 each case. Of half dozen = casssy
packed and sent al psits 81 he Union:
RlCORD's ALTERATIvE MIXTURE,
s:s $:s::
ss,'as q.
without hcIoushy cleansing the system with ibis justly
sis 2 s.ss :iAs st s'' for
ExTHSNHbT 81 FskHzhssArARLLA
PEErARE6 Me- !, YGsa CoIsss Medicine and
This refined highly concentrated extract poasessiug all
the purifying qualities and curass powers OF the above
q s..p.,ls present before s public .d
re-: :: &c :: sss
ring worm, bloches pimpes ulcers pain IN the bones or
oins nodes eruptons liberated
any disease arising from the secondary elects Of syphilis or
injudicious Of mercury.
Sold in single bottles, at 3eentE
/" cases Of half dozen bottles $50
f" Oucd0xeH t-sSr.y e6W
Cases forwarded 10 ali psrts Of siye Union
S-Ava1 liberal ai'sS.1' 7 yH4I;x,SiIbS s5shis.T
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Mr. BAoBY moved to postpone the election till to-mor.
row at one o'clock. Division-Lost, IL to %.
THIRD BALLoTING.
Whole number of votes cast. ....... 40
Necessary TO an election. ....... .25
MIR. Sewer, received - votes; Mr.. Archer, IL; Mr.
Benton, i MIR Webster, 81 Mr. Niles, l; Mr. Cr,tenden
mo election.
FOURTH BALLoTING.
Whole number of ballots. ......49
Necessary to choice. ..............25
Mr. Archer received - votes MIR. SEWER 49, Mr.. Ben
ton B. Mr. Webster Mr.. Niles l. Mr.. Crittenden 3 Mr.
Bagby L. No election
Mr. ASHLEY moved TO postpone the election till to-
morrow at one O'Clock Dvison-lost 81 to 70.
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NO election Ihereupon, motion Of MIR. Speight
the election was postponed till tomorrow o'clock
and the senate went into Executive Session. supposed
upon the Oregon treaty, on the line of 49,
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IL is said that the treaty with England was this
day sent in the Senate, which sat some hours with
closed doors II said that the question has not yet been
dlsposed OIL Washington Union, June 10
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NOTICE

NOTICE. 81
THE creditors Of William Rdgway hereby notified 70
present their claims properly suthenticstsd 70 the I'm
psrstory to dividend Of Assets.
81. .,..~r. SKvVlhE1 fEF HKosEsxKFfk. Trustees
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NAvAL.-The u. 5. brig Truxton, Commander
Carpenter, bound to Havana sailed from Hampton
Roads Sunday.-Norfoik Beacon, June is.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship Batmore-Mr Henron Cheveau, Mr.
Haber, Madame Cele Madame Schenck Miss Schenck MIR
Humbert, Madame Humbert, Miss Bodsco MIR Dupont
262 i'll steerage.
DEMERARA-Brig Judson-Mr Freduck, Mr. Thompson, Mr.
Etzler, MIR McMinn.
NEw ORLEAss-Ship Indlana-R Barrett, A Tamber, 8
Hubbard, Mrs Livingston, Mrs Wallace.
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Weannounced, yesterday, under our telegraphic
head, the arrival at Baltimore of the brig Hebe,
from Rio Janeiro. From the american we take
the following additional intelligence from Rio and
Montevideo -.
RIO JANEIRo, April 25, ls46-Sn our last there
has been very little doing in flour. The stock in all
hands is estimated at $4,000 barrels There ia do.
mand for consumption or export, and have therefore
no sales to report Holders firm supposing that after
the month of march shipments will be small There is
of by retail to net Sc So Richmond Is held at col 2
to net 81 As 81 % Columbia, 81 03. Small sales
might be made by reducing the price 500 to 1000 per
Very little good coffee offers We quote selected,
400 to $500; frsts $1,000 335o; and regular 2sOO
3lI00
The fear of between the United States and Eng
land on the Oregon question makes takers unwilling
to receive bills credits from the United States and Il
equally affects vessels seeking freghts which nomi-
naiy 90 cents per bag for coffee to the United States
Exchange %hs ,; Is likely to 60 up considerably
and OF most unpleasant character The town of Mon
evdeo had been for days in possession Of the black
up the ministers having resigned the demand of the
troops Subsequently, tranquility had been restored,
and temporary government established.
MoNrE VrpEo April g. 1876 For the last four or five
days matters here have been in complete confusion
part of the soldiers require the landing Of Gen. Rivera
who, since his arrival has been board the Spanish
corvette and the English and rench ministers have
fused to accede to it. On the I'd instant body of the
Basque troops attacked the Office Of the captain of the
port and Resguardo and entirely destroyed both, not
leaving even window shutter All the documents and
papers were either torn thrown into the rver-the
captain the port COL Esvao and three four officers
were killed in the attack
The President and other officers of the government
took refuge at the house Of the English minister The
Minister for Foreign Affairs has resigned and the Minis.
ter OF War has gone on board some vessel well as
Pacheo, the late Commanderinchief Several persons
have been killed in the by the black soldiers
who have been parading about half drunk This how.
ever is now put stop to- they have been the
lines and viii not be allowed to come in again armed
Sailors have been this morning landed from the English
menofwar to man the guns at the batteries, and pre-
restore order.
The custom-house has been closed all the time Under
this state OF things, nothing has been done do
think any transactions will take place until it is
what course affairs will take. All the houses of the TO-
reign agents and consus protected by the guards of
marines from the vessels of their different nations
1th.-General Rivera landed last night and we pre-
sumo order will now be restored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18

SECRET DISEASE CURED,
RY Botanic Physician that understands his business has
had extensive practice for ten yes. has cured after
all the boasted been savsed and in the hos
pitfalls, without benefit Those who wish avoid imposition
keep their constitutions free from disease
and mercury shcaS .Pply without delay A3k Bows.
FROM m 4 O'clock. y. NJ nj 1mh
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GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER.

= inK Broadway.-G w returns his most sincere thanks
for the liberal he has received for
and that with his removal
from a721 to 47K Broadway, Howard street. will rather
sef that nothing shall Be- wanting to merit the pstIonsgs of
Goods Dyed &c. Real and Brochc
and Thibet Shawls cleaned in superior style in
Da|sst Window and Bed cleaned dyed md water
direct the attention Ladies his very superior style
Watering Silk &C. having the best woren and machinery
cleaned Gentemens Wearing Apparel cleaned and dyed By
entire process and three days Merchants
0'0e'' ''en0sa '0 '''0 r. WiIffAMy E.blishmsas
my5 Inns m lHk Broadway.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK.
And one schich should be in the hands Of every Mar
ried Person.

I =
ar plainly written Treatise on the Population Questions
" by the Hon. r. D. Owen, with Additions and Alteration
BY R Glover, NJ d. To every person Of sound common
praise true few ignorant people may condemn il but
the editor fully persuaded that the hg hmpoance Of the
subject OF which treats will itself orcbly to
iectng minds, that it must command respect We're this
book carefully read by every married person. and its advice
strictly followed persuaded that different state
society from the present would exist
Price Of the Book so For sale by Burgess Srnger
4 Co. 22 Broadway corner Of Ann street, By whom the
81 paid will be supplied with two copies mail binding
Postage the bookt part of the United States i've
cents mv3 Imsre
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TO THE PUBLIC


Il WAS CURED of distressing disease by Dr. JOS.
HEINE, No. 20 Duane street, Chatham My body
covered with uces joints and bones swollen
and painful lost all appetite could sleep;
fined to my bed; arms and legs conacted tried
til was cured by DR.. Joseph Hene -
Carr. RICHARD YATES.
Those who wish will find the of
South and Maiden ane where shall be happy give
all particulars which should not like to give in this cet
N B-Dr H. has other Office but 20 Duane street,
Chatham, where hundreds Of certificates may be
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NO OIJACKERY

nOCTOR COOPER, IA Duane street, member OF the
- Royal College Of Surgeons London, is consulted conf
dentialy all private diseases, which he without
hindrance from business Recent he
in few day.: practice oftwelve yeas enables Dr. Cto
Debility resulting from secret habit INDUCED in by young
protracted gIeets syphic eruption and ulcers agra
charge. Dr. G. regularly educated
physician and surgeon. jel6 3t*rc
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DELICATE DISEASES.

A BERNETHYD BOTANICAL PILLS sss he noe sf
fectua and speedy remedy ever discovered fos
kidneys SEXUAL debility weakness, and AL diseases Of the
urinary proceeding from They
experienced from taking other medcine; They are COM
posed entirely of vegetable ingredients which the
system generally For sale At Apothscares Hail. 9 Caha
rine street-Price 81. jels lwsr
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
MO QUACKERY-Dr. Morrison has been engaged for
IS the Of all forms Of private
mercurai svphtic eruptons. gleets STRIFE
lures, gouorrha and debility arising from secret habit
DIR. NJ holds communion with pretended surgeons See
his London diploma with the Of the court Of
smner OF the Royal College Of SURGEONS, including Sir
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Carses, &c. &C., in his Of
fee 204 Fulton Letters attended jel0 ltsrc
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NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS to Shippers Of Grain and oths

II
4 Farm Produce to Great Britain.
Anew law having passed the Legislature admitting the m
portation Of foreign and provisions low rate OF
e ship 70 The GLASGOW market open good conns,ion with
the SUBSCRIBER who has been fifteen the Grain and
Provision trade and there has hitherto been Of any
Importance a. who had practical Of that trade
Glasgow better opportunity could desired by
spectacle houses to form in that market Liberal
advances will be given to their shippers
From the ubscrbes long experience and knowledge Of
Grain and Provision Trade and also his friendly Intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade be calcu
lated upon.
The subscriber begs refer shippers Mr. A. H. Fnlay,
Aston House, ROBERT ROBERTSON, -
m Union street. Cnss~ovr
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND
T. x Il Z A CT OLE C III Il e B S

A ND COPAIBA is particularly recommended as safe.
very and pleapg FORM which admits ofiaking
il without being tasted sickness has
become very popular and all who have occasion
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist &C..
corner Of Greenwich and Warren streets, N Y.
Also, by Mos-iy & Tucker, Mobile; NJ Grew, Natchez;
Charieson b. Antignac Barry, Augusta; w: s. Reese,
Lonis mrf7 lmSr
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G iiLisil TREATED.
Q Seminal weakness
4 Bad cough.
3 Pain in right side.
4 GonorrhGa.
10 Primary venereal.
2 Cases OF midwifery.
4 Costiveness.
3 Primary consumption.
Asthma.
Pain in the hack.
2 Cases Of impotency.
7 Great debility and loss Of
appetite from improper
habits.
7 Cutaneous affections.
2 Cases of gastritis. or in
fiammatlon ofthe stomach
/ Ulcerated sore throat.
ATIONS AND CURES.
l Dislocstion reduced.
l The man who was shot IN
the Park ID recovering.
! Operation for sqUnting.
l Ericture.
3 Ulcers in rectura.
I Tonsils removed.
2 Inflammation of tests.
5 Irritation about the neck Of
bladder and urethra.
3 Large abscess opened.
l Bad sprain.
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Railroad 6o 100 do 6oa IS do eo 50 do 6os do 60; 10 do
s6s 50 do ooods 6,4; 200 Phadephia and Reading Rail
35,S 223 East Boston Co l5 Ftchbug Railroad l23
Western Raj 1905 So do ss1 $4,000 Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850 f7l.
SECOND BoARp.--5o shares Norwich and Worcester Rail
road 6o1 IS Long Island Railroad 36 Is do 3 60 Western
Railroad bolods, e; Lowell Manuf 20 tnew stoekl iot
$1,000 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Bds is7, so5d o.
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$4,000 TO LEND,
an BOND AND MORTGAGE for term Of years. on
~ productive real estate in this city The
above named sum belongs e an estate in trust and y Be
No. IL Wall street. in the Croton Water Office Basement
al mt rc
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miscellaneous RECORD.

Ships Cambridge, for Liverpool: and Quebec for Lond
lay at anchor at the w Spit, wind bound.
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OIL PAINTINGS.
HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
trade that in he will carry the business of Lin.
ing Pictures only which will be Gas hheol in the
possible References given frequred 25 Broad
way New York a23 re.
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MONTHLY REPORT tUf. MAY
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INsri
N. TUTE.No, Is Chamber street
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DR.. Townsend-Being afflicted with dyspepsia for long
time past have endeayored frequently eradicate from
the the use Of physc varo1. forms but found
became rendering the prospect Of eectng
Recently this complaint developed itself eariuy causing
Of their physical functions In this State was
bottles find myself relieved from this complaint and all its
distressing symptoms In my by its ifegving inu.
has restored the system its natural state My
dence in its power effect in case Of general func
derange of the organs Of life, impels
mend your Sarsapar1at to the afflicted.
Yours, &c. JAMES McALLTSTER, M. d,
No. % Broadway
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CoxsAcKIE, Sept. %. 1915
DR.. Townsend-To all whom this may coucem This. il
certify that my wife used bottle Of your Sarsapara
previous her conne under the alarming and de-
cae circumstances being troubled with the dropsy SWELL
with my permission and the Of those who
nsa nseu ~ VA e. s9 Win Little OF NO istn snq
only in the hours Of but after the expiration
of week of its the dropsy and affection
astonishing degree and her health is better
than had been for a long time previous.
subscribe myself most obedient and Obliged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18

No fluid medicine has been discovered which
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
food strengthening the of Digestion this
of Sarsaparlla. Ii positively OF dys-
pepsia however ehIonis II any doubt this
mony Of gentlemen Of the highest respectabty II these
would be happy to ave other
reference the first families the city, who
used with perfect this and other distressing dis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
For Sale or 10 Let,

"HAT well known Estate in Portsmouth,
J. belonging to J. Dennis, Jr., to wit: a
house and about 25 acres of land, with con.
venicnt ou, buildings. The house is admIra-
bly, CALCULATED for taking boarders, having :
parlors, and a dining room 2G feet by Is, a
large kitchen with 3 closets. On The I'd
floor there are 10 large airy rooms, and in
the attic s large lodging rooms. The sliua-
tion is airy and the prospect extensive aud
delightful in every direction, having view
of Eayyagansett Bay upon the west tine city
Of Providence, Providence River, Mount,
Hope Bay and Taunton River upon the
north Seconett or East River on the east
and south, nearly to the Ocean. The house
is only pleasant walk trom the shore
where there is fine sea bathing. There are
three houses of worship, Post Office, School
house, aud NJ i'll within one mile of the premI-
ses. The proprietor v,l endesSor TO make
any arrangement that will be for the interest
of the tenant. Apply to or address.
JONATHAN DENNIS, ID,
Portsmouth, RI.
Dec, 4. lS45-tMh H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

VuNRAINS leave Fall River lor Taunton,
Z. Boston and Providence, at n A. NJ. and
y p. Nj.
Leave Fall River far New Bedford, at
and 81 A. NJ, and p. M.
Leave Boston and Providence for Fall
River al 9 A. NJ, and 81 2. NJ.
Leave New Bedford for Fall Rlyer at Il
A. NJ, and p p. NJ.
The Stage will leave Nevpor, at half past
O'Clock, A. NJ. for Fall River, aud viii
connect with tho Boston rain which leaves
Fall River al "a P. p. and the New Bedford
train at 5 p. m.
Fare from Newport to Boston, $500
Do do Taunton, 20
DO. do New Bedford, l35
Tickets TO he purchased Of tho Stage dri
yer for either Of the routes, or at the office
IN Newport, n, Thames street
SAMUEL II. =. LEE, Supt
Oct. I'd, IS45-tf.
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Guardians Notice.
Guardians Notice.

NIlE subscriber hereby gives notice that
IL he has been appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate Of the town Of Newport,
Guardian OF the estate Of DosephM Mumford,
a minor over the age Of fourteen years, with
the appreciation of his father, lkichard b.
Mumford.l All persons having demands
against said Joseph, are requested to present
them within six months from this date.
PETER p. REMINGTON, Guardn.
Newport, Jan 22, 1916 CIV.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

EOR Dyspepsia, Nervous d"blIiy. head
u ache, habllual cosllvcnrss. cu'nw aus
dlsrascs. goni, gravel Sc, aud as nrhil"
cooling purgdiire rorrrctnr ol nrIdnt, ", is
admirably adapted 4" ll" complaints oi The
present season, pn>s"s-ing ~ he same lunr
The agreeable qnalnrs oi - yilnss "i S"da
" a,er. Sold by X IIAIAkD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near The Court
House.
Aug.2I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

nN ami after the lsl of Oct stage will
" leave Newport daily, at o'clock, A. NJ
for Fall River, Taunton, and New Bedford
and arrive in Fall River al half past !, and
New BEDFORD and Taunton ut half past 3.
Returning, will leave Taunton and y. Bed
ford at a. IN. and Fall River at | p. m.-
Fare to Fall River so cents. to New Bedford
8 ,25, and Taunton l,25. Stage Book in
Newport, at +ownscnd's Hotel.
Oct. I'd, lS45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
TO LET,

For one year from The 25th Of March nert.
WA The estate corner of Mar,
sssM and Division streets. well calcula.
E1E ted for Boarding House, with q
large garden in the rear, on School street.
ALSO,
ATpA The estate corner Of Thames
street and Bulls Wharf, now oc.
Gl& cupied by Mr.. G. b. Reynolds, and
Others. ALSO,
Abont one aero of Land corner OF
Thames and Howard streets, late improved BY
Capt VIM. Rider.
ALSO,
About Five acres of Land on Bowery
street, mex, east of the Estate of Nh Benjamin
Fairbanks, and late improved by L,n..
ALSO,
About Eight acres of Land, near the
Mills, late improved by Nichols IIassard, Esq.
Present tenants, will in cases have
the preference, by giving immediate notice, and
complying with the conditions required.
Should any of the above property no,
pc previously rented, it will be let at public
auction, in front Of TownseSd's Coffee House,
on Saturday the 2lst day Of March next, at II
O'Clock, A. nj. For further particulars and
terma annlv IN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
Court of Probate, .Newpori, Esb. I'd, 1916.

Court Of Probate, .Newpon, Eb. 3D. 1916.
TUNIIE Administrator with the Will annex
Il ed on the Estate of THOMAS NUN
FORD, late of Newport, decd, presented
ns I'd account for allowance, whlch said ac-
count contains n credit for Real Estate OF
said Mumford, sold by the Administrator; the
same is received, read and referred Tor con-
sideratiou to a Court OF Probate, TO be holden
o, the Town Hall, in Newport, on the first
Monday in March next, at D O'Clock a. IN,
and notice thereof ordered to be given by ad.
verliseneut for three successive weeks, in
the Hemh of He Times. that all persons IN
tcrested may appear Mt said time and place
and be heard. True copy witness.
F5 B. T. HowLANp, Prub. ok.