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From Texas, Mexico and
YNcNtNM.

The New Orleans papers OF the Sd instant,
bring us adviccs from Galveston to the lst.
The main intelligence is from Ma'ainoras,
and the army under command of General Tay.
lor, the latter ria Corpus Christi.
The whole force stationed OF Corpus Christi
hud removed by the l9lh Of March except
about $50 men, two thirds Of whom were not
in condition for duty some so or 90 being in
the hospital.
The intelligence from Matumoras ia given
in letter to the Corpus Christi Gazette,
dated March 18th. This letter says-
Gen. Mriia is now at Matamoras. All the
forces, late under the command of Gen. Arists,
nt Monterey, and now under the orders of
Gen. La Vega. about 1900 strong, have ar.
rived at Matanoras md !, 10 said win murcn
forthwith for the salt lakes and the Sal ColOra.
do, to arrest tho march OF Gen. Taylor upon
the Rio Grande. Gen Cnnslcs, of Conargo,
with his regiment, nearly 1000 strong, has
received orders To form the advance of our
force., TO watch the movements of your army,
and is now occupying q position IN a direct
line between Comargo and Corpus Christi,
about q leagues from the former place, ot the
Northwestern extremity Of the great salt lake.
General Ampudla IS within two days march
Of us, with $500 men. mostly cavalry. We
know very little Of what IL going on in the
county or interior, rs Gen. Paredes has
stopped the transmission Of oil newspapers
% dangerous.
IN my next you will have farther par,icu.
lars, and before you get this, the question o
fgh, or no 6gh, between us and Gen. Taylor
will have been decided upon, and the lnde
p"ndencc Of the Northern provinces declared
ar ihcir future connection with tho parent
state, quietly, tamcly, bascly acquicsceJ IN
Our present armed fo'ce IL, -sy 1000 men
about half of whom are on the East side %
the Rio Gra1de.
The lidIngs from Yuca,nn nre thu, Cover
nor Bnrbnchnno had arrived ~ CnInpenrhy
from Merida, io complete. M was supp ,scd
tho arrangements Tor establishing The. in,ir
prndcncr oi yucn'nn. 1h" n,rrinres nI tl,,
NIcxicnn Government tnr the rr incorpnrs,in,
.of Yucninn M department ~ the McxIcnr
republic had cHll,clv tailed.
Mryico.-Tbr Wasi,inp,un Union of Sat
urdsy says:-
A m"mh"r m Cnng,"ss has addressed ~
ndtc. the evening, "rllng that h. as -stIs
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The following communication was in
type last week, but crowded out for wan.
OF room.
Al 4 meeting Of the Passengers on board
the Steamer "PERRv.' Capt, George w.
Woolsey, on her excursion from Newport to
Fall River and Providence, ,--Gllteit Chase
Esq, was elected Chairman, aud Benjan'n
G. Card, sec'ry. On motion. Messrs w. II
Cranston, II. T,sdalc and Benz. &. Card were
appointed q Committee TO draft resolutions
expressing the sentiments Of the passengers
relative TO the new boat, her officers, &c.
The Committee retired from the Cabin, and
in the course Of half on hour returned, and
reported the following, through their chair
man, w. II. Cranston, Esq, which were
unanimously adopted.
Resoiped, that in the opinion Of this meet
ing. the Steamer PERRr" is cminently
worthy of the great and patriotic name which
her generous aud cnterprising proprietor has
so properly bestowed upon her and that she
has this day given US the surest and most
unqualified proof that she walks the wa
ters like thing Of life," and is worthy Of the
patronage Of the travelling public.
Resoiued, tha, her experienced and gentle
mauly commander, Capt. George w. Wool
sey, is eminen,ly entitled to the confidence
and respec, Of the public and, by his de-
pertinent on this OCCASION, he has convinced
US that he will always be as popular with oil
who know him, as he 10 merioriously de.
serving.
Ressived, That her amable and polite
Clerk, Mr.. Gilbert Woolscy, by his previous
sojourn among us, and employment on the
waters Of Narrngansett Bay, has already won,
the confidence and respect Of the travelling
public and has, on this occasion, sustained
the amiable reputation which he has hereto.
fore earned.
Resolved, that the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and also by tho passengers, and
published in such papers in this vicinity, as
nre friendly TO the noble Steamer "PERRY."
After the adoption Of the above resolutions
the meeting was addressed by Messrs. Grams
ton, Bot,omore, and other gentlemen.
GILBERT CHASE, Chairman.
BENZ. G. CARD, Sec'ry.
WIN. II. Crans,on, WIN. II. Greene,
Thos. l.. Townsend, F. A. Murphcy,
Henry Tisda!c, Philip Simmons,
Chas. Dcvcns, Jr. Samuel Smith,
WIN. B. Rider, Chns. +. LawtOn,
John Il. Goff, William Boltomorc,
Henry N. Ward, Jas. In Fleur,
G.. G. Anthony. J. b. Mason,
Isaac Silsby, Jr. Charles .. Shove.
George Heath. Silas Sisson,
J, II. Boone, Benz. J. Tlley,
A. II. Church, A. J.. Sherman,
Chas. f. Swift, IT, Briggs,
n. ID. Debois, J. II. Can.
J. Burdick, w. II. Sweet,
w. 8. Vose. Charles II Burdck,
Geo. T. Reynolds, w. Birmingham,
N. Underwood, N. Adams,
s.. s. Vars, John G. Weaver,
and fifty Others.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,

MoNBAY, April I6, 1916.
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Patriot
At Market 345 Beef Cattle, % pairs Working
Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves. 400 Sheep, aud
5000 Swine. 200 Beef Cattle and nearly all
the Swine came over the Western Rail Road,
and 200 Beef Cattle are expected by Railroad
next week. The qnali, of the Beef Cattle
was very superior. We quote to correspond
with last week.
PRIcrs-B Beef CaWe Extra 80; FIRST qnal.
ity Sc a %; second 4 so a 1 75; a L 30.
Working Oren-$6S, $73, $50. $S5 aud S92
! Cors and Cairey-Sales at $50, S23, $25,
and $32.
Shccp-Salcs at 3 %. 3 80, 81, and 4 %.
Spine-I.ots 10 peddlc at Al and 5tc; larg,
Barrows AZ aud DC. At retail from 5 to 6ic.
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FRoM II.rT,.-The brig Ilsyt. Captain
Quits, arrived n, N. York IN Sunday, from
Port Republican. having sailed on the 3Oll
Of March. The change OF Government was
complete. President Pierrot having yielded
with o good grace to the new President
Richie. Acaap. who had attempted to get uf
a revolt in one Of the departments, had failed
end committed suicide. II was said that ,
deputation from the Dominicans had arrivcd
with overtures for peace.
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Writing Academy.

vHNHE subscrib"r would respectfully 'ni"rn
i the Ladies aud Gsnil.n"n 81 N-wPot
that tL,y have opened WRITING aCAD-
EMY IN P-lhhW. street. n's, dear east "i Mf
T.. + N"wio"s S'rre, "ppo-''" III" t'el" 'i"
tel They hop" lay !bPT long experience ~
the business, and 6drlily i2 their classes, Il
,norit aud receive a share of Ihe public patron
a;".
Tn. Academy will be open day apd evening
Regular hours for Glasses for LadIrs ~ s %.
clock, =. NJ ; aud Tor Ladies aud G"ntlrm"n ~
>, aud a clock, =. NJ. They will also Ns
upon rlass.s nj Mr. Ladd's Scho" House !,
Gridcy.h, at 3 O'Clock aud at NJ.
4 The friends Of Educaiion are respectfully ~
vitcd 10 call aud examine T-stmoninls an'
Specimens. MohsE.
Anil 9th,-3w- /. PARMENTER
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d Il A II II s.

In this town, on Wcdnosday evening 9Th
inst. Miss Martha Cozzens, daughter OF Mr..
William Card, uged 81 years.
From infancy, up to tho hour OF her decease,
continual, proirscted sickness has been her
doom. Life to her has ever presented 1s
darkest hne,-few were the lights-mnny the
shadows, aud it's pathway has been marked
with suffering and agony. For many yenrs,
snving at few and brief intervals, tho light OF
day has been seen BY her, only ne coming
dInmed through the curtains Of tho sick cham
Der; and the breath Of Heaven has fell over
"p"- /. oheok of sorrow.
Through such life Religion has been the
solace aud the hope-Den,h was looked for.
ward to, as the stern sepcrater from dear
ffirnds upon earth; as the goal at which her
bodily sufTerings would end and tho happi.
ness Of an eternity commenced She had long
been n member Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and though seldom nble to attend it.
public services,the works of Fathers shadow.
ed forth IN it's rituals aud its lessons have com.
forted and soothcd her. Coas.
| In this town, on Tuesday Inst, Charles r
youngest son Of Mr.. Edward Packard, aged
years.
In Providence. 10Th, Mr.. Samuel Davi.
nged "a years l2th. Relief Thurb.r. aged ~
| In Baltimore Md, on Tuesday, tho 9Th inst
after short but painful illnoss, VILLAS
GyoRoE READ Esq, Couns.llor NJ Law, ,ounr
est son of the late Cen. Jacob Read of Charlie.
ton ) &. formerly resident Of ihi. place aged
Is years. Mr. Rrnd was native of Newport
was graduated at Cambridge, Ms in the clas,
of 1920, and pursued hs law studie, in ihi.
town under tho direction of tho Hon Wm
Hunter Speaking of Mr.. Rs dc,.nsc, III.
u. +. (Philad) Gazette characirrize. him n,
~ distinguished mrmbrr u the BALTIMORE bar
u gentleman of deep and vari"d study, an IN
-iruciiy- writer, mud N most pleasant nm,
stirring speaker. Many of ,hI- city, continue
the G,z-iir, cnn bear testimony ~ his power
81 "l"qurncr and I" the gracrs of his copvrr.a
ton MIR. was ft"qu"n. summer vi-lir
H. tho plaro oi Iis bnil,, aud lrnvr, many .in
Ger" friends here To regret hI. early aud unci
pcrtrd drc,a.c.
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Nj A r r | A G f S.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev Mr.. Thaycr, Mr.. Michael Frceborn,
I'd, to Miss Rhoda A., daughter of the late
Mr.. William Willis, formsry Of this town.
In Tivsrton, 24,h ult Mr.. Barney Wicks, to
Miss Catharine Seabnry; 26th Mr. Allen
Almy, to Miss Elizabeth NJ. Almy.
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SAcRILEoE.-The Catholic Church in this
place, was broken open on Thursday night,
and ransacked in every part. As s.,hing Of
value was kept in the church. the thieves ap.
pear to have obtained very little for theit h,.
bor, as only few cents from the charity boxes
are missing-Mercury,
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fed that Santa Anna is, before this time, In
Vera Cruz, and either victorious. or that he
has suffered the penalty Of his boljness and
also tha, the Mexico.Texsn urmy will never
reach the Rio Grande, and if they de-. will ma,
fight our army.
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Srosisaros Rat RoAD.--The Presidcn
and some Of the Directors Of the Stoningio,
Rail Road went out, last riday, to examine
tho route by which j, was proposed Z" brinl
the Stoninston Rail Road into the city, will
the Wow of establishing tho depot in the Cove
Pror. Jour.
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Mott ice.

Subject Of next Sunday evenings Lecture al
the Unitarian Church -
The attempts Of Cajrtan and Miit;t, to man
age Luther.
Service begins at 7 o'clock.
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NAvAL.-U. S. sloop Of war York Town,
for the Mediterranean, sailed from Sierra
Leone few days previous to Feb. %.
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ice, ice, ice.

'NIIE subscriber having taken the large and
L splendid ICE HOUSE. lately erected
by JoHN ALrRED HAZARD, ESQ a, the head
Of the Lily Pond, begs leave to inform tho
.CITIZENS in general, that he will deliver
ICE at their HOUSES or STORES, on ss
liberal terms as any in Newport or else
where.
N. B. All orders lef, at the office Of r. D.
IKlssLEy,7I, Thnmcs.st, will be punctuslly
attended TO. JOHN T. ANTHONY.
Newport. April l6 lsi6-6w"
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A coMPLETE AssORTNsSy Of scarfs,
IA shawls, Iaccs. bcrsges. muslin de-
lanes, lawns, ginghams. lawn dresses plaid,
striped and pluin muslin white cambrick's,
swiss musllns. book do. embossed table car
pets, hosiery. gloves. white linens, linen doy
lies, napkins, table cloths. md sheetlngs.
counterpunes. cold morsens. silk hdkfs. ,o'ton
do; with complete assorimen, Of D'MEsTIc
GoODs, usually found in Dry Good Store.
J.I.NES .NU.HFORD,
SAMUEL s. .MU.MFORD.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks
to his friends. and the public IN general, for
The liberal patronage received from them for
The many years he has been IN businesQ, aud
hopes To receive a continuance Of the samc
liberal patronage under the New Firm
JAMES MUMFORD.
Newport, April 10TH i6.-6w-.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Palestine, Scott, arr at Mobile, Marcl
30ih from Pensacola.
Brig Prince do Ioinville, Gardner, arr a.
Savannah I'd inst. from Havana.
Al ST. Thomas 9Th, sch'r Cares, Swascy
I'm Boston.
Sch'r Mobile, Cozzens. arr at Mobile Both
I'm Pensacola.
Sch'r franklin Green, Riley. cid a, Savan
nah Cd for Havana.
Schr Direct, Briggs. cid at Elizabeth City
N. &. April Sd, for New York.
At Havana. about 30ih ull brig Echo, Smith
for Wilmington. NC. Sailed brig Lisbon
Messer. Matanzas.
Ship Mariana. Phillips. cid al Alphabetical
Sd for New York.
Tho Prince dc Joinville reported at New
! York in our last. was not OF this port
Arr at Wareham 9Th schr. Geo. Enss, Smart
Richmond.
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FARNSW L. SHAW,
IMPORTERs OF
BR0A0Cl0TAS, CASSlMeReS, VsSTlNGS AM

TAII.ORS TRIMMINGS.
DEALERS IN
American wOolens, Prints g. Domest
Ezra FARS.woRru,l Nos Of, a OF, Milk.t.,
GEonoE A. SHAW, corner OF Pearl-st., Boston.
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Benz. Marsh, Jr.,
NO. laa TH ANdES.STRCE

HAS jus, received from New fws, o
y fresh supply OF Ladies' G"'icr i'"o'",
iio,n one Of the beet maDufaciory's ~ The
city, and viii BE- prrpared I" furnish ~ IN"
-hmricst NOTICE. any c"l,r ar si$' :" match
dresses AT lk' very lowest .ffw Iork Wir,s
Als", large nss"rl0I"Dt of d"sitaoic mr.
'irh's, suitahlc fnr III" Sens"p. consisting oi
Ladies Gr- GraIuy fr"nch M"r"cro aid * I'd
SHOES, ,ogrih'r W.T. Misses aud Clnldi"n',,
ni all descriptions aud p ices. Also, qna"
'i,y oi Children lrntl.cs aud col"rcd N"'occp
Shor., lIllr shop worn l"r % els. par.--
Those Who erc IN want of the ub"v" ARTICLES
viii please call whore they cmt3ot foH 10 BE-
suited both in quaiiiy and prices.
April . h, 1916.
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COFFEE,

4 FRESH supply OF the genuine Essence
n m JAVA COFFEE, superior To- nll
,ihrt ~ flavor aud convenience. this day
i"criv,.d aud ,ui sal. At RIDERS,
AwIl l'',h. q fhamc..sL
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Allctions.


DuRSUANr m decree Of the Hon.
J. to'Ti oi Probntc ~ tho town of Nrw.
part, vii br -"ld =, pnblc Anciinn on FRI
day. The ,1'b day 81 April next. si 10 o'clock
4. ~,
""n snnib. lat" al Newp"r'. wh.rlwrghi. had
~ ia" tlnr al his d. nth. ~ H' d toa certain
nn standing. sliu"''d IN SAID Newport. aud
bnond"J n inlloy. On the north nv Asa
Shaw wrs' by sad Shaw south ny Wn,.
ID. S'-wnlt and east by Broad street or 80
rpnch ihGtryk M Will b. sul,, ,'irni Ia raise the
sum al fourteen ly,l,dr"d and fnur dollars
eighty one cent?. With Incidental expenses.
Conditions nj the sale.
WM. TEW TlLLEY. .aim'r.
Newport, hlsrl, 5. I6l6 -4w.
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Dissolution Of Co-parlnership.

vUNHE Co.par,ncr'hip heretofore. existing
under the name d firm Of WILSON q
tIANDY is by mutual consent. this day dissolved.
Al persons having demands against said hrm.
will present them for settlement. and all indebl.
d. will MAKE immediate payment Ia either Of
he ,ub,ctibrrs. GEO. II. WILSON,
WM. a. HANDY
Newport April IG. IaiG--3n
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Cough Lozenges" cure the most obstinate
cases of Cough in few hours They baye
cured a large number Of persons who have
been given up by :hei7 physicians and friends,
and many who have been reduced TO The
verge of the grave by splitting blood. Con.
sumption and Hectic Fever, by their USE
aud now live to speak forth the praises Of this
invaluable medicine. Dr. Sherinan's.
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EILN'k POMBAXiNES.-vc, superior
- Rlk Alpinr-. .-sl,o hl,', hlparrs,. Iu.'
op"u-d hv wM =. tOIHENs \ 60
Aprl IT,
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HERALD AND RHODE-ISLANDER.
@SHIP NEWS, sM
PORT OF WPORT.
A Il RIV ED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, April o.
Srh'rs. h.orgianna, Godiisy, Fast liaddcm
for Prov. /; William Brown, Hunt, New i,r dford
ior Baltimore President, Smith, Prov. for lIarl.
ford.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer, East Green.
" ch for Nantucket.
FRIDAY, April 10.
Brigs. Confidence, Bailey Prov. for Newport;
l.vdia Farnham, Farnhain, do for N. Orleans
Sch'r. Harriet, Pnddl.ford, Taunton for
Phia.
sloop Simon p. Cole, welden, Prov. for
Dennis.
SATURDAY, April II.
sloop Helen, ,Keens, N. Bedford for N. York
SUNDAY, April i2.
Brig Busy, Smith, Warren, for Matanzas.
Sch'r Orland, Brown, Machias, for N. York.
Sloops Eliza Ann, ayIies, Phila; James
I.amPhear, Kenney PROV. Helen, Heath, n.
Bedford Excel, Bennett, T.. River; Monitor,
Cummings, do. all for New York.
MONDAY, April IL.
Ship Edwin, Pearce, Apalachicola, for Prov;
Barque Justice Story ,Percival, Prov, for South
America.
SS" -. t'opecI, liTIelI, ~ 1ofk Tor WeU-
heei; Queen, Gardner, do for Baltimore Ar
90, Corih"n. New London.
Sl"ops ] ally, Gladding, Bristol, for New
York Tecumseb, Ash, New York, for Prov.
Passed up this afternoon Barque with a
red signal, the letter Z. in centre.
TUESDAY, April II.
seh'r Challenge, Parks, Of Boston, I5days
I'm wilmington, ar Prov, loss Of deck
Dad lumber, stern boat. and one anchor-Wm
u. Clifford, Of Bath, Me, q seaman, died this
morning, on So"rd-put in for the purpose Of
inierring him Superior, Dali, Groton Lap.
wing, Smith, 3 days fin Norfolk, with corn 10
Geo Bowen, Esq.
Sloop Apollo, Packer, Groton
WEDNESDAY, April Is.
Brig Wesiport, Kent, Dighton for Easiport.
Sohrs Harrisburg, Cornell, Phila. for Now
Bedford; Perseverance, Spaulding, Boston for
Augusta: Pocornoke Kitchens, Suffolk, Va. for
New Bedford; Caroline, Pratt, Newbcrn for do.
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UiH br sold al Public .anciion. at Trim
dy Chmch, on SATURDAY, May
9h, al 10 o'ciock. a. ~
E1EWS M. a. and - IN the Rr"sd Aisle.
n nnd No. 10 IL us" Norlb Gallery.
Ap,ll OH.
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FINALTAX NOTICE.

4 Lii persons subject To Toxn,i"n aud
~ have not paid. are requested TO call aud
pny previous io the 1T oi Nav.
!. GOODSpEED, Collector.
Newport. April 10Th, lSii.
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We hope soon 10 see in some part Of our
advertising columns, the notice that our
friends have taken hold of the use Of the Health
Restorative Of Mr.. Brinkerhof with the same
spir, that is manifested in other parts o. the
country. Where j, has been known it is re-
sorted to without delay, Lung and Liver
complaints, the sufferer showing his conf
dence in this medicine above any o,heraid. We
will predc, no disappointment in its use.
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~ - u VI n ~ a. y " " Il > ~
TROY. ~. Y. Are now prepared 10
" receive orders for any of the above ar
iiclcs, which will be furnished at shor, notice,
md nt prices much lower lhnn can possibly
be- furnished nj any other place.
They would most respectfully inform the
type founders aud printers IN tho United
States aud Canada, that bY q newly invented
ipachnc, which has been patented, aud OF
which they are the sole PROJECTORS, they are
enabled to cut Wood Type Of nnY style and
pattern, and Of any size required. and which
they can afford at prices 70 to 80 per cent
less than they have heretofore been sold
They have now on hand general assortment
Of Roman, Antique, Gothic, Tuscan, Italian,
&c, plain, shaded, ornamcnted and condensed.
OF various sizes, from TO % lines pier,
Of quality and finish which will bear com.
parison with any manufactured elsewhere
Also, Grccinn Border, of va;lous sizes.
The pr RESSES are Of !hcif own mnnuiac-
tre, and have thus far cycelled any other
Presses known. The CARD PRESSES
feed themselves with Cards and lux, can be
regulated to any size and thickpess, or guam
u,y Of Ink, and will print pack Of Cards IN
45 seconds, in q style OF workmanship une.
qunlcd by any other Card Pres.in the world;
they occupy but liule space, and are no,
liable Ia get out OF order, and can be worked
by lad 10 years old Prnrers in wan, Of this
article are earnestly solicited to call and give
them an examination. as they are furnished
a, lower rate tkqn any other Press. Where
an examination 10 made we feel sure of sale.
BILL or SHEET PRESSES will be made
to order, II by Is. or snlaIcr, which - work
ed IN the same manner az the Card Presses.
II supplies itself with Ink, snd delivers itself
of the sheets; its speed is from 1000 to
1900 per hour. April III.
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CANVASS CARPETS.
.NANvAss Carpets from half yard wide
~ to Five yards wide, n variety Of patterns
and Quniies- some very cheap. For e.le by
WM. T.. COZZENS & CO.,
April I6. ia, Thames street.
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SsELF ADJi STING CRAvATS. a convc.
nient and beautiful article. thi. dtv op,n
.,I and lm ale At H. ! " y " Gui'iDS.
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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
WEDNESDAY, AprilI5.

Brig WesPor', Kent, Dighton for Easiport.
Schrs Harrisburg, Cornell, Phila. for New
Bedford; Perseverance, spaulding, Boston for
Augusta: Pocomoke Kitchens, Suffolk, Va. for
New Bedford; Caroline, PRATT, Newbcrn for do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-08

Italian Turk and Adsncs for Boston down and STOOD
toNsw H.vr,, Aug 5-Arr schr Burton. Anderson,
Phila sloops Tanvy. Chapman, Albany fresdedt Fns-
bee, York; Emplrs Thompson, DO BID sioop rsnAim,
Thomas1 Albany; Reaper Whiting, do :, $50,
NEw BEDFORD, Aug 3-Cid schr Midas, Smith, N York.
NEwBuk, roAT, Aug 3-Arr schr Ere, fhiis, ~
PHiLADELPHIA, Aug 7 Arr brig Aston, Shed, Boston;
schrs EiII Boue Nanlueket Union, Boyd Edgar
town; James London. CID stephen Young.
Frances Cobb, do; sehr Female, toihs Kings Bridge;
LotiAnd, Thompson Dill Sequel Arrants New be-
ry ny; otratton Valce, New York; Jane Henderson.
Clark kiyer saston ssdaSs LyAr sass; nlaS.tn;
Shields Terry Norwich; Ashn.ead, stltss Bridgeport;
Oscar Adams Cambridge, Mass; Sarah Matld harding,
B,.oa; T.msrlaue Hdy Chmb idgeport, sonthsasr Ill
badge H.: Dresden Prebs, ChsIiestowa; Harriet, Merry.
man New bury Somsry,lle Terry Bosionj BoLdsns
pu ming River barges Cayuga' Owens. York; Dewitt
PsortolSes Aug 5-Arr schrs Pokomoke, Kitchen SUI.
fok Va; Richd RASH Nlckersoa fAa; fresds.t, Smith
Aoany; & / Zabrske, Bsrser Rondout; sioops Nimrod,
Jrandall Y Y1k Emily, Baker do below, iu flsscd
B.i,e I,oker rh,la; JOS Brown. My, do; Eleu smith,
d.; slaop Moses Eddy, Biivrn, York 49,
PoRrLASp, Aug 5-Arr brig Cullen, sweet'er, orr.
RicHMoSp, Aug 6-AT scar Oa'cna sispont, otAmioro-
SALrM. Aus AR bnx Cnas tism IA f-sgiestou No"
York. - 49,,
TAuNroN, ADJUST Aha schrs Yanuc, Masssso't and
F nr Pm iudeiphi; nh sr-nkln, New iork. saioi lst
Sc hr, King Hr aud thar es, Phil depha; sarah kni
y cree, New YaA; sloop arm da doi sra, 'chf
wisi. res NC-Arr week ending Aug 5th. hrigs Pam
srhrs Joaas smith owulow; Time Goslin: hestsrs "a
ten; Brown, Francis and Powell, MITCHELL al I'm
.RRrS III. Aug Arr brig Lycoming, Luther, Js-