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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01
. EaTH S,

In this town, Monday afternoon, after long
and painful illness, which he bore with chris
tian patience and resignation, MIR. Robert C..
Thurston, ia the 25th year of his age.
In this town, May IS, Elizabeth Rodmon,
widow of Nathaniel Rodman, in the S2d year
of her age She was long member Of 'rrni-
ty Church, and a faithful and aiIectionate
mother.
In this town, on Monday morning, after a
short but painful Illness in the hope of happy
resurrection, Mrs. Hannah B. Townsend wild
ow of the late Thomas Townsend, in the S2d
year Of her age.
In Belchertown, Mass, May 9, Mrs. Mary
Sherman, aged II years, formerly of Middle
town, r. /.
In Warren, May 20. after few days i'll
ness, Mr.. Henry Bur:ch, son Of the late Capt.
Stanton Burtch, in the 3lst year of his age
In Bristol, May %, Mrs. Rebecca, widow OF
Mr.. Coomer Bullock, aged II years.
Suddenly on the evening Of the 25th inst,
Col Arnold II. Bush, aged SO years.
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MECHANICS AND MANuFicTuRERs' AssocI-
ArioS.-A special meeting Of this Association
was held at the Town Hall, Tuesday evening,
to hear the report of the Committee appointed
to take into consideration the expediency Of
building Hall for the use of the Association.
The Committee reported in favor Of building a
Hall, at a cost of about SO 900, including the
cost of the ground on which to erect it, and
recommended that the funds of the society,"
amounting TO about $1,000, be used for the
purpose, and the balance of the cost of the
building be raised by issuing stock to be taken
up by members OF the Association. The sub
ject was discussed all the evening, and at the
close of the discussion another Committee was
appointed to see how much of the stock can be
raised among the members of the Association.
The new Committee are to report at the quar-
teily meeting in July.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01

HIGHWAY RoBgEEy.-Mr. Richard knight,
of Cranston, formerly Sheriff of Providence
county, was attacked and robbed last Satur-
day evening, in crossing, by a foot path, from
Fenncrs Lcdgeto Spraguc's Print Works, by
a negro, who was Immediately joined by sew
cral others. They knocked him down and
beat him very badly, and robbed him of three
or four hundred dollars. They then left him
for dead, but returning, and finding him alive,
debcra,ed upon shooting him. They conclu-
ded that this would only alarm the people in
the Neighborhood, and after kicking him they
went off, supposing that he could not live
Mr.. Knight, after while, was enabled to
crawl to the nearest house, when he gave the
alarm.-Proridencc Journal.
A reward of $50 is offered for the detection
of the scoundrels who assaulted and robbed
Mr.. Knight in Crans,on, r. l., on Saturday
night last.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01

JsptAs WAR IN OREGoS. - Massacre Of The
Missionaries. Major Meek who has arrived
At Louisville from Oregon, brings exciting in.
tc,Npence of Indian outragcs in that quarter
I Four powerful tribes Of Indians have com
sncnced a bloody war against the settlers
I -Four battles had already been fought IN
January. in all of which Except one) the
whites maintained their ground. Five hun
dred whites kept up continued hight WIN
two thousand Indians for an entire day, at the
close of which the Indians retired. None oi
the whites were killed, but great numbers
were wounded.
On the 29th Of November, n horrible mas
. sacrc was perpctra,ed by the Cyuse Indians
at the Presbyterian Mission in the Walla
walla Valley. Dr. White and his wife ant
eighteen others were killed, and sky or Sc
yenty persons were taken prisoners.
The houses belonging TO the station wcr'
oil burned.
The prisoners were ransomed, and rcsiorct
through the agency Of Peter Skccn Ogden
Chief Factor Of the lIudson's BAY Company
Major Meek pushed up tho river yes,crla
m his way to Washington City. lie has dc
spYtcho. a. iie Go'cfnuent as.lng mn'didi
49,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01
Weekly Almanac.
NEW YORK MARK FIT,
Tuesday. Nav 3Oth.

Flour AxD GRAiN--For Western Flour
The demand is good and prices continue firm.
Tho transactions this morning reach 1000 bbls.
at 81 25 = 81 IL for common and straight
brands Genesec, OHIO and Michigan, 70 %
81 for pure Gcncscc 20 69o Tor iancy' ano
s7a5 30 for extra. For Southern there Is on
liulc inquiry. Some small parcels were SOLD
q, sGaGI2I.2. Rye Flour rules dnll, an'
nominal u - 30 a 2G2 l-2.
Tam M,l - hid hm 200 hbls Jcfs''
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, May 25, 1913.

At Market 1876 Beef Cattle, 90 yokes Work
ing Oxen, 25 Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep
and Lambs, $500 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle-Extra 81 90; lst
quality Sc so a $675; Cd auality SIS so a
S5 IS.
Working Oxen-$70 a lis, according to
size and quality.
Cows and Calves-$22, $45.
Sheep-Old 81 so a SO 90 ; Lambs 81 90
a SO SO.
SWINE a Sc extra lots 4 Ia a s Lie (;
fat Hogs 4 a 4 l-1c.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
Monday, May 29th.

At Market 900 Beef Cattle, (all from
the South and West via. Phlladelphla,) 50
Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep and Lambs.
Prices, &c.-Beei Cattle-There has been
coed demand during the week, but the aver
age of prices is wider than usual. Sales made
at from $5 to 50 per 100 lbs. Only about
100 head remain over unsold. A lot Of 80
head were taken for export to the Bermuda
market, and the supply Of the English Naval
Station there.
Cows and Calyes-The market was better
supplied than it has been lately. Sales, ac-
cording to quality, at from $40, 33, to Is
All taken.
Sheep and Lambs are plentcr. Sales of
Sheep at from 81 IS, $50 81 to 5,25. Lambs
at 81 ,25, $50 to 3,7j All taken.
IIogs-At1 4 to 4 Ia cts. gross.
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THE ATLANTIC HousE.-This Hotel which
has the present year been leased by JOSEPH b.
WEAVER, is opened this day, for the reception of
company. The Hotel is one Of the largest in
Newport, is beautifully situated, and was built
and has been kept as first class Hotel for
some years. MIR. WEAVER has had considera
BILE experience in the business in which he is
now engaged, and visitors who may chance ia
give him a call, will find him an attentive and
obliging landlord, and the establishment well
kept and orderly house.
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sagacty has ofen led to important results
in life. The record OF incidental circumSlanc'
ces connected with the lite of Brant the Indian
Chief, and his remedies, discloses an instance
Of this fact peculiarly remarkable. Induced
by the wants of the SICK and dying the Indian
Medicine Man sagaciousy chose those rare
herbs which proved SO successful in cures OF
Consumplive and Scroulous Complaints. -
The same identical articles are compounded
and known as Brants Indian Remedies and
for description of their effects, reference is
made 10 the advertisement IN this papcI.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01

IMpoRrANT FROM CAPE HAyTrEN.-The
Schooner Barbados, Capt. kidder, arrived at
Boston Saturday morning from Cape laytien,
reports that on the 9th inst, the day of his
sailing, all the south part of the island was in
state of revolution against the government.
A war of color had broken out at Port au
Prince, in which many of the Wincipal inhabi-
,an,s had been killed. A similar event was
expected at the Cape when the Barbados sail
ed.
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Marine Memoranda.

Arr nj N Bedford 9th, bark Mars, Borden, coast OF
IJollsnJ win $50 hbs 80, 1850 do whale oil aud 600
lbs hone bark Charleston Packet, Bos-e, south At
sntic ago hhls sp, leo do VIII oil and 1900 lbs bone
Bria Calender ~ Newport, Wiley, u days from the
civ nf II Domingo, with 400 logs, 500 ctochos MA
ls2 legs satin wood ~ bbls honey 4" ordet,e'
no American vessels 2ih inst IN sudden sqnHll ear
lied away head ot oretopmast lost toteopnnst lore
tonaallant mast, with sails aud rigging attHched also
dytnR nb, iorctopmHst staysail, main topnhsi man
cross trees gait topsail, mtcn topinHst sta, sh &c
Epoken, MAY l2lh, of TortugHs. ship WIN. sprhgue
,,bss. from New Orleans tor Liverpool
Arr ~ New Orleans 18th INST, brig 6ch' 'ohp' ham
inond, from Rattan island. ,.
Wade. Havana. -, "a,
sPoKEN-On Capes of Delaware, barb Cha.' De'
sns, Bailey, from thu. port Tor New ossns, ~ h"u'
ort. . -,
Bris Nv Mar,hsli, Freeman erd at IIavans 9o'h' T"
Y Usven a.,
] AumS Bedford gsih. shp James A'ltr sh'afinhn
I r.cine ocean 750c srm OF.
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hILAlHLnnNNlIESA

In New York, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev.
Oliver Barr, Mr.. Henry =. Pierce To Miss
Mary Pilling, both Of Bristol.
In Sionington, Ct, on the 2lst inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Mr.. Poleg Il. Brehtnan Of
Westerly, to Miss Lucy X. stanton, OF
Charlestown, II. |.
In Stonington, Ct, by the Rev. Mr.. Wiley,
Lyman Upham, Esq, 10 Miss Mary Eliza
beth, daughter of James Sweet, of Bellevills,
North Kingston.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

The following letter. received from Capt
Garrsw. n gentleman we'll known and OF the
highest resi- ectability, residing IN Mobile, ;,
shows concnsvely the value and efficacy oi
sands Sarsaparila in cases Of chronic rheu
maliSm
Mobile, Ala, July 81 1914.
Messrs Sands-GentS-l was afflicted ioI
more than ten years with rheumatism, and II
is with pleasure avail m self Of this opportu.
niry to express to you the salu,ary effect your
Sarsaparlla had on me. In January, lol2,
purchased of your agents, Messis. hloSley N
Tucker five bottles, which took a5rceably to
the printed directions. which removed the
complaint, and have now every reason to be-
licye my health il permanently recovered.
Yours very respectfully,
s. II. GARROW.
TUESDAY, May Ii,
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS
Druggists. 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by K. Il. II WARD, &. q Z. lh
ARD, and Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport, and by
drupUists generally.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01

GREAT FIRE IN WALTHAM.-Etren Horses
Burn. We learn that destructive fire broke
out in Waltham, Mass, Monday evening, be-
tween 10 and III O'Clock, which destroyed two
dwelling houses and stable, together with
eleven valuable horses. The stable was own
ed by Madison g. Alden.
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v. II. pAEMER, Esq. is autho

Agent for receiving advertisements and sub
scriptions to The NEWPORT DAILY and WEEK
r.Y iIERaLp and collecting and receiplnS for
the same.-At H. w. corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets. Philadelphia and at the
;. w. corner of Norlh and Fayette streets,
Baltimore; Tribune building, New York, and
No 20 State street, Boston.
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HM Atlantic House, &sA
G;;;h Newport GinH

V,HE UNDERSIGNED wouhi INFORM ms
friends and the publieihal he mas assume
The management of theabove nahsu hNa'ilNn
ment. having leased It for term - yeats ana
purchased the furniture. - =. -.
= Having had several years eNp',9nce ~ 'ne
business at the UogAS ilouss wtlh hts oro'her,
]. q. Weaver, and secured The services OF
competent and accommodating persons as a.,
,i,,ants. he confidently assures me Pu'ne 'na'
the Atlantic House will be conducted To the
satisfaction Of those who may see ~ 10 give u
their patronage. -...t,, Tho am,
init of the III, commanding an gN'e">.,'
view of the Ocean, Naraghn>eu pay, l ah9
Rhode Island. u contains aho"' Que n"iu,,u W.
and 6fiy lodging rooms, with rarloLS aalolnlng &
and viii accommodate comfortably 2W per
sons. ~ -.
The Atlantic House Is nov open Tor INC te'
ception oi cImpany, snd appl'a'''"' W. ''''
" IN meet with prompt attention. Ga.
4 Boston Atlas, Philadrlphin U. > "a1, W
and New York Herald cory times "'''
Tor fuuf wCcks .,.,,, ,yr,,rp
4 iun, III. I'9hi w T"
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LIST Of Voters, ISIS.

vINhc Town Council ol lhc town ui New orr
i will bold a session as the law directs, ~ b"
Town Hall IN Newport on Frfdag, the I'd day
ol June ncAi, 1T ~ o'clock "a lhe forenoon lrr
! lho purpO,e or lunhcr correcting the l.iN' ~
vUcis OF ths town, for The annua Iown
Meeting for choice Of town Officers, 10 p' nolo-
mon The fist Tuesday IN said June u vas
p,deted lf.ai al least ten day previous noice
hc y,v"n thereof by publication IN the Newport
Mercury and Herald Of che Tunes by order.
B .. ROWLAND, Council CTR.
Newport, May ~ 1915.
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Particular Notice.

VHNIIE Subscriber intending to close up his
m present business as soon as poSSlsle, ol-
fers his entire stock Of CABINET FUkNl
TURE. Chairs. Wooden ware ,&c nj extreme
.ly low prices, for cash. Also, one excellent
family horse, perfectly kind and gentle one
second had Buggy, one Express wagon on
eliptic>prings, and two harnesses
n B. All those indebted to the subscriber
are requested To make immediate paymenl, and
those having demands. to present them for SET
4 I,lrnent. s. NJ STEDMAN.
| May 26
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POPULATION OF FALL RlvER.-The As
SCISSORS of this town have recently taken the
census, and by their returns, 1t appears that
the whole population of this town is now lO,-
022. In lSi7, the population was 1896
Decrease 72i.-NonitOr.
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Administrators Sale.

HIH be sold al 1uciion on SA TURDA he
lOh Of J,nc, 1913, al eleuen O'Clock, A. NJ,
an front Of Tie II. L. Usion Bank,
. SHARES in the Capital Stock OF said Bank
Cbelongng the estate of Dinnh Morrow
r,ndlIouS at the time aud place Of sale,
PETER p. REMlNGrON, Admit
J. GOODSPEED, Auctr.
Npwnort Nav 30 lS1S-d&W 2w.
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IL We understand that the new steamer
EMPIRE STATE, will not leave New York for
this place and Fall River, until Tuesday next.
The delay in her time of leaving is occasoned
by the weather, which has prevented the
painting being finished.
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MocE IMMlGRANTs.-The New York Adj
vertiser say, tha, since Saturday. over $4,000
70 cgners have arrived at New York city from
Europe principally German and Insh.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday, May 9th.

Monnay, May S'tl'
At Market lG2 Beef Cattle, 900 lean Swine,
262 fat Hogs.
Prices-Beef Catle-A few extra 81 7; LIST
quality, So ,25 a 6 IS; I'd quality 1915 q.
Lean Hogs-Priccs-l Sc; selected lots
4 ii l-ic.
Fat Hogs, dull and no sales noticed.
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IIoRsE SToRY.-The Rochester Advertiser
SAYS there are on exhibition in that city span
of horses tcenty hdndshgh A man of low stat
ure walked erect directly underneath them.
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NOTICE.

TI'iE public are informed lbat Wednesday
i IN each week is appointed ior visiting Nc
New port asylum, by Those persons 10 whom the
weekly committee oi the Board Of Commission
crs may grant permission. except those VIII M
the committee nav ~ their discretion ohci /.
wise Irtmit, md no person will he rCimiii,d
q visit he ANum on the Satbaib ,cScrJt trniy
by spccIa hyilaiiun oi the cummIlico having
cha ~ of the religious services
By utdci. u u IiuWtANI.
s'u} bh Ctmmfs
S,vpo'', 'isy - 1913
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Isis Spring Arrangement. isas.
Newport 4 Providence,
DIRECT.
THE STEi MER
p e r. II Y,
CAPT. WOOI.SEN,

Gss~a- "a WILL resume her uip, on
yslTaih MONDAY, March 20 lsiS
.esr.5 5zs-ses1 WIN leave Newport lor Prov
denc, ON Tues'av, Thursday u saturday
mornings at o'clock, and leave Providence
The same DAYS Mt 3 - O'Clock lor Newport -
Fare ~ cents.
Passengers to Newport ON Tuesdays ThuiS
Iays. N Saturdays from Providence III lh'
afternoon can return the neN morning by tax
ing the Perry rom Newport Of OcIoth
and the Bradford Durlee at Bristol Ferry
On and after Monday, Aptll 81, the PERR'
will lcay Newport on Mondays, W"clcsdayS
and FRIDAYS at u IA o'clock, for Fall River
connecting with the trsfn 'or New Bedior'
and Bostou. at X O'Clock, arriving ~ New
Bedford al0 1 o'clock aud Boston al W o
clock \. VI
RETURNlNG- will leave fall River at
|I2o'clock. a VI lor NcUpur. on toe oruva
of the train from Boston aud New Bedford.
| Fare 80 cents.
/ On the FalI River days, raSscngcrS Tot Fro'
| "A, nee can lan1 Al Bristol Ferry and iess pa
sa,c In tn Rrllinrl Duiice toi fiof dsntt.
\ Mach l9-iAw.
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TouRo STREET HousE.-The attention of
our readers is called to the advertisement of
this House in another column. This House,
which has been long keep by Chas. Whitfield,
and been very favorably known, as an excellent
Summer Boarding House for strangers who
are in the habit Of visiting our beautiful town
during the Summer months, has been taken by
Mr.. ISAAC II. SpooNER, who has opened it for
the reception of company. Mr.. SPooNER in
tends fully to sustain the excellent reputation
the House has long enjoyed, and we have no
doubt will do so.
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FIRE IN BLAc KsToSE.--A fire broke out at
Blackstone, between 8 and 10 O'Clock on Tues
day nigh, in the large planning factory of VIM.
Kelly, which, together with his dwelling house
adjoining was entirely destroyed. Loss from
$4,000 to $1,000
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p:sDcr EAaNgsugs.

CEVERAL new patterns paper IlanglngS,
- received within few days making ouI
assortment first rate and for sale at The very
lowest prices, by ..o .o
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NEWpORT z. /.

THE subscriber having rented the Tonro
Street House, so long kept by the late Charles
Whitfield, deceased, would respectfully IN
form It's former patrons, and all travellers III
pursuit of quiet and comfortable home dn-
ring the Summer months, that he Is now ieaay
for The reception of company, ahd II WIN d,
his pleasure to sustain The hiSh fePu'a',on ~
the (ormer landlord in furnishing good table
and no pains shall be spared 10 render every
thing agreeable and pleasant TO all who may
please to patronize him. Terms reaS, na0ie'
May 81. loAAC H. oiooN'",
The Boston Atlas, Philadelphia u. : ia
zelte and New York Express Will please give
the above 5 insertions week FOR : weeks ana
forward their bills to the advertiser.
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A. MARINE LIST k
pODp Oq S79V2QOGpo
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, May ei.
Brig WIN. Pitt. Hall, phila. for Boston.
schr. IIy &. Mead, smith. Phila tor Boston.
schr. George Jones, Look, from PhIla.
Bchr. Ceves, Smith, New Orleans for Boston.
THURSDAY, May %.
schr. Rob Roy, Champlain, Phils, for \. Bedford.
sloop vigilant Heath, Prov for New York.
FRIDAY, May 26.
Brig St-x-awrence Crandsll Providence Tor Phla.
srhr Emene, Nelson. Bristol Tor Phila.
schr, Democrat, Berry, East Greenwich for do.
SATURDAY, May 81.
brig Buffalo. Coulter, Pciou for Providence.
Brig Pennsy ylvanin, Dunning, CALAIS Tor do.
schr Juniater, Webbcr Bangor for New Haven.
SATURDAY, May "a.
schr We.iport, Kent, Roundout for Portsmouth.
MONDAY, May 20.
Bark Express. Church, l6 ds from Malanzas, with
sugar, experienced constant eastery winds-put ntC
this port tor ahhfhor,
Bfp Prince de Juinville. Gardner, from New York.
schr John Jones smith, Philadelphia Mary Patter
SON Bates, from do. Geo. Engs, Smart, New Orleans
ptunR mainmas, IN gns of Nantucket, aud put IN Il
repair. =.
sloop New London, Smith. New York for PROV.
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TS LET.

n THE lower part of the house con
fssirif1 tanning q rooms, next west oil 'ne
EIllW. Methodist Chapel with garden
rood well of water aud other conven'ences'
Apply on the premises, to ,,,n
MRS. ELIZABETH READ.
Nav o. If.
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TO LET UNTIL THE 2jth OF
MARCH NEXT.

ABOUT sixty acres Of superior Grass Land
N situated in Middlctown, adjoining East OF
the West road, being part Of tie farm of The
late George Irish, Esq.
Apply to Mrs =. Irish on the premises or
to John +. Townsend.
June l. I-1S. u
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CONVENTION AT PHILADELPHIA.-The great
Wing Nominating Conrention will assemble
in Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the nh
Of lime inst.
Delegates from Mis &atc.-JAMEs F. SIM
MONS, ALFRED BoswoRTH, CHARLES JACKSON
and NATHAN +. DIxoN-all friendly to the
nomination of Mr.. CLAY.
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Houses to Let.

E& TW o good summer EIEA
NsNW residences to le' near lhe sis la
Atlantic House. me E-A&
Cottage now occdpy, containing, 'oo',S
with a cuox house. AMI The Sha" 'ouNo, Ion
,a;n;n, ~ rocms. Both houses are ~ good re-
pair and there is plenty Of spring aud ram
wafer on the premises. ,.,.,.,
I'M, houses will be furnished Il requested
"I uo"I.s ~ ,SiSI-iv WM. SMITH.
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NREsfl grated Horse Rsdish Sauce, jus
received and for sale al RIDERS.
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Sea, or Salt Water Baths, on Long Wharf.

Se0, or Nall Walcf BATHS, Or IUns WHIT
UARM, Cold, Shower and Swimming
w BATHS. These Baths are ready from o
O'Clock IN the morning until 9o'clock IN The
evening. f. TREVETT.
NIB The Bath-house Wharf aud all the
apparatus, Cistcrns, Boilers, Pumps, Tubs DC.
for sale.
Newport, May 80, lSis. cd.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01

DEFEAT OF TIE PoLEs.-A London Post
script of the last steamers news says -
An aid-de-camp from the Commanding Cen
eral at Posen has arrived at Berlin with the
news of the complete dGtcat ofMe Polish insur-
gents, upder McroSLd,cSki on The 7h, and The
surrender at discretion fhe whole body.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-01
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