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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-29
Coggeshall & Bliss's
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c OOKIN G RAN GE

INHE subscribers have just taken out letters pa
Il tent for anew and beautiful cooking Range
to which they invite the attention of the public
This Range may be set IN an ordinary fire
place; by simple, though etlectual appara-
tuS, The throat of the chimney may in an instant
OF time, be opened or closed 80 that the heat in
summer and the fumes from cooking at all times
may escape through the chimney.
Wood or coal may be used, and the evil of
smoking chimneyS is completely rcmcdicd by
It's introduction.
This range is so constructed that it takes up
but small space, and yet II contains all the
qualities of those which take up double The a.
mount; and II being cOnSlruccda> II II, the Boil.
clS are brought IN close proximity with the fire,
aud 1t consequently builS much sooner and with
smaller amount of fuel Than the old fashioned
Ranges, or cook stoves. u contains five boilers,
four OF which may bc converted into two, hv Ia.
KING out cross piece, and thus viii admit OF
Two large boilers N the same time. IL also con.
iainS an oven - inches wide by II deep, which
cannot be- surpassed tor baking.
The subscribers have one OF their Ranges in
operation al their store. where the public are ~.
,lt"d To call and examine IT, aud If they Will,
they must al once discover rs utility. They also
keep constantly on hand lll kinds ot Parlor Of
hce, and Cook stoves Tin Ware, Nc.. Ne.
COGGESlIAtL ~ BLISS.
Feb 9-tf
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DLACK SILK suAwLs. for sale cheap by
I'D MAY 90 JOHN II JOUNEr
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Cheap Yarn.

A Lot of White, Black, and Blue Mixed, a
IA 81 u cents per pound, For sale by
mar. %. f.. w. LAWTON a. SON.
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u is perfectly innocent being purified Of all
dclclcrouN qualities, aud 1t mparl> to the SKIN
a natural, healthy, alaha>lcr, clear, living
white; at The same time aching aS u cosmetic
on the skin making II >on and smooth.
Dr james Anderson, Practical Chemist of
Mi,>1chusett,, says "Alicr anal, liug Jones
Spanish Lily Wmc, ! end II possesses he muJ
beautiful and natural, and ~ the same ruc DOB
nuccut Whilc ! ever Saw. I certainly can con.
,cicnlipu>ly recommend o., use ,o all whose ,kiu
requires hcauliNng
Price 2J Cents % Box.
DmEcuoNs The best way to apply The Lily
White, !, with soft leather or wool-the former
IS pIcicl able.
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The Delevan House, Albany, aud more recentl'
ol The Empire House, Syracuse, in the manage
ment OF this celebrated watering place
The House will be open for The reception OF
company on the 18Th Of tins month, " hen he
hopes TO be paIronlzed according to the merits Of
the establishment.
This place is unsurpassed for sea bathing,
cool and refreshing breezes, fishing, fowling,
smooth, hard and level roads for drives, &c.
A Stage will leave daily for Fall River, in
time for the morning Cars for Boston, and steam
er for Providence, returning on the arrival of
The same in the evening. Communication by
Stage TO New Bedford every Monday, Wedncs.
day, and Friday, returning on alternate days.
JOSEPH COE.
Little Compton. June 3, IS47.
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SECONNET HOUSE.

The subscriber would inform
asss4 his friends and the public, that he
has secured the assistance of Cday
- Charles II. Miller, formerly of
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JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.

We have prepared a beautiful vegetable att
Gle which we call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-08
Theatrical.


PARK THEArRE-ITALIAN OrERA.-N will be per-
oeived on reference to the bills of the day, that the
Italian Opera Company from Havana, seventy In
number will commence engagement OF twelve nights
to- evening" at the above fashionable theatres
which occasion will be performed, for the first time
in this city the popular opera Of the Two Foscari"
Fame speaks highly of the company and its immense
strength together with the acknowledged talents OF the
performers will draw crowded houses, nightly to hear
this highly talented company, among whom are Sigs
Louis Bataln Natalie Perel and others OF high quail
fcatons in their profession The Park will be crowded
to excess tomorrow evening
BowERY THEArRE.-Thc friends and admirers of that
popular actor Mr. Adds will be gratfed to be present
on the occasion of his benefit and reference to the
highly attractive bill which he has put forward cannot
but recognise combination of high and varied talents
who have gained eminent position upon the boards
of this truly popular theatre This evening the
of Money! will be revived on which occasion Miss T.
Wemyss will perform the part Of Clara; and Mr. De Bar
Sir Frederick Blount Miss Louisa Wells will appear In
one of her most popular dances "A Queer Guest at
Wedding" and Putnam" will also be produced. This
bill cannot fail to draw jam house"
Collins the great delineator Of Irish character Is at
Pittsburgh.
The Ravels are still at the National theatre Cincn-
natl
Mrs Nowatt and Mr. Davenport, have just completed
their second engagement at the Atheneum, Cincinnati
Dan Marble, it expected, would play ut stLouis, on
the lst inst.
Signora Cocca and Signorina Mantin made their
Hrst appearance at Louisville the evening OF the Isl
Their performances received with the great
est applause
The Viennoise children reengaged for six nights a.
the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia
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Navigation Of the ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Juno 10

Monday, Juno 20 Fs M.
The stock market to-day opened very buoyant, and
prices advanced very rapidly At the first board, to-
day, the sales large Long Island went up u per
cent Harlem 3, Morris Canal u, Farmers Loan l. North
American Trust ~ Penn. 5's u, Illinois ~ Treasury
Notes y Reading Bonds y, X. Mortgage Bonds T. Nor
wich and Worcester, and Reading Railroad closed at
prices current Saturday There appears to be spe
cuative feeling in the market strong enough carry
prices several per cent above points We
why most of railroad stocks should not ad
vance, some of them really worth more than the
market price, and the rapidly increasing receipts show
that they rapidly increasing in value also. The
affairs Of Of the railroads have within the past few
weeks been very much improved and there every pro-
liability Of rapid advance.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company SUM-
day last amounted to fourteen hundred ndhrty eight
dollars CLASSY greater than before received
In the exception Of the 4th ofJuly The line
is in active and successful operation to Croon Falls and
the receipts since the LIST Of June have exceeded the
most extravagant estimates Holders of the stock Of this
company generally not of its real value 1t
worth much than many Of them dream Of. The
best advice give them is to hold on.
The Bank Of Baltimore has declared a semi annual
dividend of 81 per cent, payable on the eth inst
The Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore has declared q
semannual dividend of per cent payable on the eth
instant.
The Merrimac Manufacturing Company divides S per
cent for the last six months payable the 9Th inst
The Savannah Marine and Fire Insurance Bank has
declared dividend Of per cent. payable the 10th
instant
The Central Railroad and Banking Company has de-
clared dividend of two dollars share on their capital
stock payable on the 10th inst.
The shipments Of produce from Oswego this season
have been exceedingly large From the opening canal
navigation to the lst Of June this year and last they
ware followa
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AmsKican from RaSbi1St9a,- who wss-sdmined
into the Conssrvotoirs de Musique last year, Is
creating considerable sensation by his powers
and his talent in the musical circles OF the insti-
tuition. He has improved wonderfully, and eids
tair to be an honor to his country
The Judicial Election-The Result In TINS
City, &c.
The election for the choice OF Judges, oufIo
gates, District Attorneys, &C., &C., throughout
this State, took place yesterday. 1t was an I'M
portant election, but it passed oil In spiritless
manner.
The vote polled in this city was very small,
and. had il not been for the very pretty little
quarrel in the wing ranks relative to the candi-
dates for the Office OF District Attorney, the num-
her of votes cast would scarcely have exceeded
those usually thrown for school commissioners;
vet the election was the most important Of any
that has ever taken place in this State.
The whole democratic ticket in this city and
county is probably elected Mr.. White, the re-
gular wing candidate for District Attorney, runs
far ahead of Mr.. Blunt, the irregular candidate.
Mr. McKeon, the democratic candidate, how
ever, is elected to that Office.
We annex returns, as far as received, up
to our going to press. Our readers can IN
vestigate them. We make no comparative table
of the number Of votes cast at this election and
of those cast previously for Governor or Mayor.
Such comparative statement would not be fair.
The judicial vote must stand per Sc
The Returns.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRER ACADEMY.
-Whfgs@ cDsm.-
Kings County.

Kings County.
BROoKLYN--The democratic ticket has been elected
in this city by majority of 81.
WILLIAMSBURG has given wing majoritities Judge
of Supreme Court 1879; Court Of Appeals, 81; County
Judge 222; Surrogate, sOs; District Attorney a47.
The towns Of Bushwck, Flatbush Flatlands and New
Utrecht have given democratic majortes and Graves
end majority of 80 for the whig ticket.
Richmond County.
We have received the following returns from Castle
ton, lst district
For Judge-Albcrt Ward, So majority
Associate Justice-Theo. Frean, ll6 maj
District Attorney-John II Hedley, 80 maj.
Appeal Judges-A. Gardiner, 81 maj; G. c. Bronson,
81; G. II. Rugglcs, l01; +. J. Jewett, 81.
Supreme Courts. Barculo 81 maj; w. 8. Nice DUN,
SO; N. b. Morse, rs; 8. B. Strong 80
Clerk Court Of Appeals-C. s. Benton, 80 maj
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At the last term Of the Court Of Oyer and Termner
of vsnango county, Pa John Parker and Mary Myers
husband to the pri poner Mary. The evidence In
the case entirely cir cumstantia and showed that
ioI SOME time mprope intimacy existed between the
pronets that short Il me before the death OF Myers
one OF the prisoners purch arsenic hundred and
wo DAYS after Myers buried his body dsinter-
In the stomach
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STEAMSHIP WAsHINGToN.-Wel learn that Cap
tain Davis of the bark Jane Gano, arrived yester-
day. from Liverpool, on Wednesday afternoon,
between and o'clock, Nantucket bearing NJ
by w. 60 miles, saw large steamship, with
painted ports, square-rigged fore and main masts,
going E. by s., ii knots, fore and aft sails set
weather perfectly clear, wind light. If the
Washington continues at this rate, over the At
lantic, she will make the passage in less than
ten days. This will be very pleasing fact to
those who have pumped her ashore at Nam
tuckef
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fine looking men were mustered into the service
Of the United States, by Captain Knowlton. Of
the army, on Saturday last These are part OF
Captain Nagle's company of New Jersey volun-
teers; and it is to be hoped that the whole batta-
Gon Of five companies will soon be raised.
It will be recollected, that these volunteers
are to serve during the war; and as small por-
ton of Mexico re mains unconquered, men
SHOULD hasten to enroll themselves, or they will
be too late to share in the glores of the conquest
Capt. Nsgle is enc. ,mped at Camden, opposite
philadelphia, and has a recruiting rendezvous at
Trenton. AT either of these places volunteers
will be received
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Id

TwvRssussspsBsPRopuc CfoSs-In
our article under this head, published In yester-
days paper, the types made US say SO scarcely
FIVE acres" instead of seventy-fve acres, as we
intended.
The error must have been generally noticed.
but there is so much interest attached to this
subject, at this moment, that it is particularly
necessary that every statement should be correct.
The weather continues unusually favorable for
the season. The prospects for abundant crops
never were more fattering, and if genial show
ers are vouchsafed to US by the Supreme Ruler of
the universe, we shall be able to feed the hungry
Of all nations, and clothe the naked Of every
cline.
In every section OF the country, the fears Of
the farmers have given way to rejocings; the
recent rains have changed the face of nature and
every thing appears to be springing forward with
the greatest rapdity, and in the most healthy
state Thousands, nay hundreds Of thou
sands of acres Of land have been brought
into cultivation, and are covered with
luxuriant crops, which last year We're un-
cleared, or running to commons This addition
al land not only promises to yield abundantly,
but that previously cultivated, is, from present
appearances, in fair. way of producing more
than an average harvest.
We shall see next fall what we can do in the
way of raising breadstuffs, upon an emergency.
We shall be able to form some idea of what
tremendous country this is, and what an extra
ordinary people we are. We shall astonish our
selves.
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This shows increase of nearly one hundred per
cent both In the receipts, and In the tonnage At all
the other offices there has been large increase and
have doubt the aggregate this season, nearly all
the public works Of the country, will be at least fifty
per cent greater than that Of last year.
The condition Of the Bank of Camden, $. c., the
LIST of May s47 Is exhibited in the annexed statement
This institution s in nourshing condition. located In
Aourishing section Of the Palmetto State under good
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City AnteaST"cIe. ..., or N.
REApE STREET. We would Gall the attoh"oh VI sn0
street inspector, the street commissioner to the
e.h condition Of this street this side Of Broadway
t.. h,o stavort,s building and particularly to that
' -, ,,.", =, -. 30 No 90 .ho oc,rrorts ~
part lmmeoia.e.y LIZ, cWar.y. nto tho street much
wnSn s.ow vveJ thas hhorhood and The dsstrnc
70 INC h,h Ths c;tv efscer whose dmtv IL ia 10
eion VI .a,.r.as ya,.tivo 20 mi. ,nafter obould
, a.. ,-onsr ramadv 10 house keeners garerallv
appy ' p .rt;cn,cr shout throwinr dscaysd vecs
WIZ, w 49, rrhhsh ;nto tbe street wa sTond not
sapies, "nu v ,o;nt aho,t Tho 6itbw conS;tion of
near 30 h,;c tharomabssres fsv anss iuacted nm
n transorsss this ;mnortant law AT this season
'tose ,nu hova " vsrr good efsct In thu mean
OF inc year' m my ,, 49, viii Sesr an ava On the
time, we nV , she -. s'.s 49, WI" A '
premises a"uueu W aDo'
THE WEATHEH.-Ihe Thermometer STOOD yesterday
day Of the season.
MAncu OF ImpRovEMESr-NEw BuILDISGs.-It Is
probable that never since the flash times of and
sa6 has there been the same spirit of
In the wav ofbudiug as mt the
with the exception of the scene of the great
grafton duly 10th Is45) the erection of buding q last
vas limited than the preceding one and those
of the cy whereas during the present season.
and substantial stores and dwelling houses only
going up in rapid succession every leading
the cv as well streets for several miles, but in
the old and thickly inhabited wards old wooden build
ngs, Five Point shanties, and other rookeries which
have long been the ABODE OF tneves prostitutes ana
other depraved characters are daily neing demohsned
and giving place TO handsome three ana nve story
buildings embracing al the Improvements OF tne day,
so far as regards their construction ana nterna ar
sne ea d ., zion s.orn
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Musical.

PALMos OpERA HousE.-The benefit Of Sgnor Bsrili,
the maestro Of the Italian company took place last night
and went ofvery weas well as was to be expected with
insufficient choruses and music band ON the STAGE
which dscouraging to the players and singers The
amateurs of the to have deserted that
thear perhapst would be more true to say that they
have already left the city and to hear the eathered
nightingale Of the woods instead Of the Italians AS
we have said the opera Of Semramide went Of as well
as possible Bari, Benedict, Pico, and Beneventano
did their best But must not forget to mention the
duo sung by sgnorina Barli and Benedict 1t was Sc
ected from the opera Corrado di Monserrato, COM
posed by the Maestro Barli That piece Of music was
by the audience with great deal Of enthusiasm
It is a very thing The addgo quite original &C
compartment full of science Of confrepoinf and the
finale Ia certainly of the most harmonious melodies
we have ever heard We understand that the Maestro
Bar s to have better i6reto written upon his music
In order to have his opera performed next May
1t be So On Wednesday evening the orchestra takes
benefit, and Thursday the Signor Pamo Is to have
the receipts of the house reward for his uufortu-
nate enterprise. We hope he will have bumper
VAuxHALL GARpESs.-Campbell's Ethiopian Serena
ders will appear here this evening, which occasion
highly attractive bill will be presented embracing some
of the most popular Negro melodies and pieces The
humorous performance of these minstres has already
secured them high popularity Their style of singing
and rich mmickry, cannot fail to secure them bumper
house.
Mr. Lover was give his second entertainment in
Philadelphia at Musical Fund Hall last evening.
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THE NAVAL TRoPHIEs.-What are we to do
with the 81 pieces of cannon, of various caibres,
taken from Avarado, and the castle Of S. Juan
de Ul1a, and brought to this country in charge of
the gallant Commander Sands We do not
know the intentions of the government rea-
tive to the disposal of these trophies; but we
would propose the idea Of placing them, or part
of them, in battery, at the naval school, Anna
polls. This school will be TO the navy what
West Point is to the army, and from it must
spring all our future officers 1t is an admirable
institution and the advantages arising from it to
the service, and the country at large, will be i'm
measurable.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

NEW York, MONDAY, June 7, I847.
We regret that an interruption Of our commu-
nication since p M. has prevented the recep-
ton Of the Judicial election report as arranged
by Mr. Livingston this morning
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The tolls collected from the opening Of navigation to
the 3lst Of May for three years have been follows
1915. ............... $2O478 OF
1876 Observation-Disclosures. 26,992 %
1874 SoVvs %
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This shows that Of the increase OF Sll0,9ss the
ofs7os4O Is from the produce OF Western States and
800 from the producn Of this State and ss 7oe from
merchandise for this State md Western States
The tolls received at the Pttsburg office on the Penn
syvana Canal the month June this year and last
were follows:
PENssYLvASIA CASAL-REcEiprs AT PIrrsBuRo.
HAL LII l.uflf IL
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The shipments this year have been nearly four times
the quantity Of wheat six times the quantity of corn,
and an increase OF fifty per cent In -four
The annexed statement exhibits the tolls on mer-
chandise up freight. distinct from produce or down
freight and the produce OF Western States distinct
from the produce Of this State -
CANAL CoMMERcE-SrArE or NEW foRK-Souhcrs
OF INCOME.
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Pens others advertise for So j. w. CREATION Co, II
Cedar selling for 81 u.s. and the Pens advertised for 50
they sell for 81 2 these they have numerous other
venience for trying and selecting them Purchasers either
wholesale retail from 10 to 20 cent by buying
of Creation Co.
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Law Intelligence.

In CHAxcyRY, June before the Vice Chancellor -
The Managers of the Society for the Reformation Of
junction obtained on Saturday, and served Mr.
Barnum to restrain him from giving theatrical pvror
without license.
In CHAMBERs-Before Judge Edmonds.--The Berry
Cass.-The argument Of this case Ia postponed until
tomorrow (this mornng)
CRcuiT CouRr.-The civil calendar will not be taken
up in the Circuit Court this week The remainder Of
the week will be devoted to criminal business.
SUPERIOR CouRr-The first twenty causes not set
down. will be taken up to. morrow Ghs morning)
lea, 1871, I3s lis. 81, AZ 81 81, rs, o. ll9, l23
Part II4o 81 ao2 %, 80, g. IA, 49, "a as4 100. los.
The FIRE AT KINGSTON, CANADA AT about
quarter past eight o'clock on Monday morning,
Gre broke out the extensive premises Of Messrs
minutes had elapsed after its discovery before tho large
warehousesn which were TO- 900 bbs OF hourwerc one
of fame. The Princess Royal, one Of the line Of
mail lying besa. the store was s 81;
wings Of two regiments OF Her Majesty troops. station
ed at Kingston down aud lent their aid In the
mova OF some 81 Inc nour wn,sa owl
Greer Co insured to the value Of 5000 barrels
but their positive loss will be much greater to say
nothing Of the relative loss resulting from the stoppsge
the quantities Of produce destroyed during the ire at
Kingston with the names Of the owners. Those marked
thus we're insured. Joseph Errbb, 100 6Sls: Hour
Co.. 7o4' do, Ross, Mitchell & Co. $50 do; B. & d.
Tinker & Co, 262 do; A. & T. G. Ker, 70e dol Thorne
& Parsons, GOO do; Gillespie, Moilat * Co.. $50 DO
400 do Glib Co, 279 do; J. Coleman, oil do
Smith Macdonel, $685. do; B. d J. Buchanan, 9s2
do Brongeest Co, 500 do; w Piper & Co, $40 do;
beef Torrance Co. bbls ashes; Lemesurier Routh
& Co. 81 do meal Miller, Hamilton & Co, "a bags Of
peas Kennedy, Parker Co. As do. ashes; Scott Tyre
& Co, IS cases; Ebberts Robertson, 100 bushels
wheat; F. Ray, lao bbs. pork I. Buchanan Co., 100
do ashes.
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Companion-By Dr. A. M Maurceau Professor of Diseases
OF Women. Second edition Prices 81.
The great demand for this important work lof which
thousands sod has compelled the Of new edition
female getting copy whether married Sf unmarried ed
Broadway, and by DR. A. NJ Maurceau at his Medical Office
29 Liberty street. New York; also Zeber Co., corner OF
Chestnut and Third sts, Philadelphia -
On the receipt of will be transmitted by mail TREE
of postage) 10 ali parts OF the United States. j8N
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OCEAN STEAM NAvIGATIoN.--It is stated in
the Halifax Chronicle that the Hon. Samuel Gu
nard in England has entered into contract with
the British government, to carry the mails between
Halifax aud Bermuda, and Halifax aud st. Johns, N. f.
BY steam and that he about to proceed OF had
ceeded, to Scotland, to make arrangements for the
building Of four steamships suitable for the service