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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-05


most important The receipts were
R.l.be. on md on July l. ls46........ $3.50 35T u
kemftanees 100 y
Miscellaneous III ~
orOs ,7Ol "a IS
Fixtures ineurred in the preceding fsc. yes Sso2 -
Money refand 10 Treaty. ami cancelled drafts 25rl7 -
Exrss durng the year or which sscs rend l2S27S5 "a
IL Col Hunts .eeouns for 81 and ih qrs.. 2&4o59 %
Bsianee 10 be accounted for.......-.. essl.nte 70
Totsi. >-ls sVl,f-f 10
OF this balancs. between three and four millions
of dollars were not received by the dsburing OF
car, nil some time after the close Of the fiscal year,
though the whole was for accounts and claims &C.
crued within the year
Apparent balance, ss shove stated - ss7 es %
Deduct this account, SisI0o %
Leave, 10 be accounted for sJ$oooo %
And this must have been absorbed by the follow
ing items of expense. Of which. as stated By the
Q1artermaster General, no accounts bad a. ye;
been rendered, viz the expenses Of Gen. SCOTS
army Cor more than tSo months after leaving Vera
Cruz: similar expenses Of the Deputy Quarter
master attached to Gen Taylo Army Tor the whole
year, and those q, the 81. Louis d<po. Tor three
qaarten
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
NEW YORK MARKET.
Tuesday, Aug. %.

Flour AMI G.1.n.-l'hcre is a good demand
for Western Flour at prices which show q
light advance on yesterdays squotlliOns. The
Transactions Of the morning reach $500 bbls
at - SO If -, ,G2 - (moslly at the latter
hguros) for common brands of STATE: s.. ..JG-
II for round hoop Ohio; S5.1j for pare Cen
nsoci S,j,S1 - a $500 for Fancy, So. II f..
a 500 for Extra, and SJ,37 u for un!n-
spScted.
In Southern there is a moderate business
doing at 80 a $500 l-?.
Rye Flour is duLl at s3,37 - 81, with
sales of POO bb.s.
Conn Meal is doing better sales wcrc
made Of $50 barrels Jersey at 50, II l-2 So
2j.
Wheat is in good inquiry for milling and
export, with sales of $500 bushels prime new
Gcncsee at ,22 II, and 800 do do at
Sl,2j.
Rye is duh and lower. Some 1000 or 20OO
bushels sold at 70 7lc. delivered
Corn Is IN moderate demand at steady pri-
ccs. The sales are 1000 bushels mixed Yves
tern at - II a 5G -, and 1000 do round
Northern and Jersey yellow at 81 Gjc.
Oats are rather better with sales of 5000
bushels Canal at tie.
Pro,isions-ln Pork there is bat little do
ing, holders are firm at Sll,31 II for Mess
and 80 for Prime. Sales of ljO bbls. were
made at quotations.
Reef continues firm with small sales at pre-
yious prices.
Picked meats are scarce and firm.
In dry slltcd meats sales have been made of
100 boxes thin Western Sides (bonc in) at }
cents.
Lard Is in good demand for export and home
use, and IN consequence Of thc favorable for
clgn news the market Is IS 10 IL cent better.
The sales reach $50 bbls. at . 3-oa -, and
200 kcgs at cents.
Butter Is without change, $50 kegs com
mon Ohio sold at 10 cents.
Good lots Of Cheese are in demand with
sales Of 900 boxes for export at l.2 6 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Worcester and Albany,
PROVIDENCE.


, O. = ON and after July 20, Isis.
~, '','IiFt the Steamer PERRY, Capt.
x's----'zT ----T2s-N WooLsEY, will run between
Providence and Newport, connecting with
| rlaiu> Of Providence aud Worcester Railroad,
as follows: Leave Newport al ) \. NJ and
4 T.. VI.
Leave Providence at 1913 4. VI and 30
+ VI or on arrival Of the Trains from Nur-
|coNftr.
~ Passengers may procure through Tick
70, ut NIlJuE Worcester and on holrD OF Boat
~ Passengers leaving Albany M the M nm
ling. my arrive at Newport The same evening.
ur may remain all night al Worcester ogd ar
rise al Newport at H. VI. next day. OF lcav,
-aia,og1 n II 30 4. VI. or Albany dl , H. T.
VI. spend the night Il Springfield and arrive
al NvApuu ueN evening.
Passengers leaving Newport IN The morning
uay arr,Se al Ahany same evening, or leaving
>cwIou a' =. ", may >lecpat Springfield
and aiuye at hlhNny al | 20 i. ~ aud leave
tor ~ala.o1a St3 T.. VI
Passengers leaving NV York in The aHrr
noon, via New Haven, may sleep nj Nv la
ven, and thence VIA Springfield arrive al New
port mex, evening,
Tf Passengers aGl BAGGAGE transported
fee ot ,hrsr, 1elwcon Car, aud Steamboat a,
Pto,Ideuce
Fare between Albany aud Newport s. 20 cts.
Worcester AMI Newport 10 els
iSttr illNCELEl, SUPP Prov. ~ Wor
Raj Road.
Jy 2l--d a. ~ tf
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Excursions 30 Newport VIA fall
River,

The steamer KING PHILIP, Capt. bra,ton
leave, Provldruce daily (Suodlys rxcrpled)
At O'Clock 4. VI. for BRISTOL BRISTOL Ferry.
Fab River aud Newport. Returning, lea, es
Newport at IA o'ciock p. NJ. Tor Fail River
1nd Providence. arriving AT q o'clock =. VI -
This arrangement presents u favorable Oppur-
'unlt, TO make a delightful and ,aiubrious ex-
cur,'on through the waters Of tie Narragan-
'ctt Bay, touching at the principal places on
lhe By, aud remaining sufficiently long a,
N'%nort 10 enable passengers t. cuJ"y It's un-
quallcd facilities for sra bathing.
fasscugrrs to Nrw York bv the new aud
,plcudId steamers ofthc Fall Rt,cr hnr, lbnl,
rSpu--l! for the ontside route, sad making the
passage round point Judith with gcrlcrt com.
.urt aud safrly) are ncke,ed Nrough by the
K,ns rhuip at The usual fare ftS,n Providence
With an opportunity 70 spend tho dN ia Fall
River or Newport Fare to Feli River end
Newpp,t 30 is each way.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
BRIGHTON MARK EFT.
IhurSGaV, .iHg. "a.

AZ market during the week 1900 Beef Cattlr.
coo Stores, $500 sheep and Lambs, 1887
Swine.
Prircs-l} Beef Catllo-In consequence of the
large uvlb0r ~ market there has been q dc.
cline Of about - cent, per hundred since last
week. We quote extra So - lst quality.
- % n -; "a cpa''y >5aj 20; 3d Gull.
rty II %. About $50 To lCO head rcmg.n un-
sold.
i...,s--S,orcs-Nc Ncarlinr hciirrs S7aI0
pr hr'd, two years old hcifrrs SI3aIs. as
IN quality. three years old do. SIsa2j; three
year, old steers $40 Gj.
ah.cp--Si L., lJo, 200, 2 ~ few cx.
tJa siu5.
Souc--At wholesale 5a5i Ia, hog, g..
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Monday. Aug. %.


At II Nrkct-l7OO Beef Cattle $500 from the
South and West, via Philadelphia 80 Cows
and Calves, and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
PR!cEs.-Bcef Cattle ne comparatively
cool weather experienced during the week has
been well calculated to- strengthen prices. still
bui S,ty httlc luctuatlon from previously quo
ted rates Is pcrccptlblc, yet hat little reaction.
airy. The sales have been to a fair extent and
the prices range from - to - per cwt. We
could not ascertain the precise number left
over but should Judge it IN the ncighborhood
of 300 head. \ lot of 300 head were driven
to Brighton.
Cows and Calycs-hs compared with last
week the highest average Is lower. b.; 9" the
whole prices appear 10 b. pretty GnuIy sus
tanned. Sales at from $40 SIS to S31 80
All sold.
Sheep and Lambs are as plenty as ever, and
come IN TO the market faster than they are
bought up. Prices as follows Sheep. ST.
%. $3.50 81 30. Lambs, - l-2, s2,2j a
s2,1J. 100 unsold
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

TPIhc consciousness af doing rood, which
nerves one against rdlculc and oycrpowcts all
other obstacles, is a gratifying feeling; and
ore which should harbor in every human
breast. No doubt the sava r. felt this gcnrr.
Gus impulse, when making known those rd-
mirahc Indian Remedies of Captain Brau'
which IS curing hundreds of consumptvc aud
.croiulpus persons. For more minute partic-
ulars and certificates, see the larger advertise
Hcnt, and thc free pamphlet to De had Of the
agents.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

Covyt of Probqtc, N,Htio'ra, Aug. q, l0lS
ME report ui The Commissioners hcrotuior.
| appointed by thi. Court TO receive and cy-
anime me claims 2"oius' the estate Of Gideon
~praauc late OF Midd!eiuwn, deceased, wa
presented.
i ie ordered that the consideration lhrrco,
be- referred lo Count of Probate to bee holden
~ the Town House ia MiddlrtoVn ON Tine 3
Sion .av of September next. az one O'Clock j.
VI and .h1t prcv,1u, notice be- given uv Tu.-
lI~hiug copy Of this order three successive
weeks lu the Herald o' the Time. for a'i per-
,,u. Interested to appear aJ SAID uu" and p,an,
aut be- heard. True ,opy--wItucs
JOSHUA COGGE~HALI.
aug. 2i3W. Probate Clerk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
COTTAGE FOR SALE.

p--yA SITUATED in the beautiful
.,,,.mf valley of the Connecticut, lu The
-, "a town Of Northampton, Mass, -
.a...ss.,1-....s, miles above Sprugiicid-5 hours
from Boston aud . hauGs from New York
~ Railroad
The building was built s.mo ~ years since
Of the most substantial materials, aud IN mod.
crn stylc--is two stories mgh, painted white
with green blinds, and perfectly finished, III,
walls lined with brick 1ni mortar, with Barn,
cdrriar" House, Ac. The garden containing
choice fruits aud shrubh,ry and good water,
situated on thorrv-si, eighty rouds lrum the
Couu ~ Husc, Congregational Church and
Railroad Depot and forty rods from the EPis
coprl Church
The location o. ono of 'hc most hoal''u Iu
Vow EntInd. aud llr surrounding scenery
uucommouly beautiful, 1.r Cunncctcut iI.-
cr winds rs way through extensive mead ,ws,
~ front, beyond, Amherst with D.. Colleges
are seen n plain wow. Round ilIl ou 0u,
west, and Mount n lruko with ts summer
llnu." rn tl" south N.uh1mu'.u has l.ru
long celebrated irr its superior I. ui Schools.
particularly lts Boarding School t.f irIlDs
Inc society 0. superior tp u.., .' '.H
inland town, iud Iur.uj. w0u, r,.u,rf1. J..
families who hlyr r.. r"d ...u the hustle .t
"a" oitirs ip ,.le.fe 'h.r ch,dr.u va tl..
quot, cconum,cI. H.l h1lll town.
1n" pr ...iv WILT ... 10 1r'tur,i price,
and cred E,u i.a past desired
For plftcu.ps. ,u.ur" ~ DIR. GALLUP.
~ ha office. north SIDE cl Ni-y. - e ar.rs
above Thames Su,sl Aug =.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
T. + GilTION. Il 4

Beware OF these ,mpo,i,ionn which are daily
palmed upon The public, bearing the name of
my afuc!c, EhIch !s CHOLERA MORBUS,
DlsE\lERl. AND DIAFhIIFA COR.
dla', winch Impo5,or they have borrowed
Al'o, they have copied my advertisements and
pcrlatury addresses. Doubtless hey have done
this iOr the purpose OF paming OF their usele>.
and orhieSs articles ~ the eNTenSe aud rep
n,a'ion Of dis original and most popular medl-
cine that ever came before The pubic.
BE sure that You obtain MRS. f. kiDDER'S
Cholera MorbuS. Dy-entery and Diarrhua
Cordial and you will get The only rue aud
original ar,i'le, which has ever been held IN
'hc highest eSlimalonoy the public through
out the whole country.
Il is pnt mp in bottles holding nearly
quart, intended for family use, and sold at One
Dol ar per bottle.
Sold Ly MRS Z. KlDDER,
No 100 Couri Sucet. Boston,
who is The inventor and sole proprietor.-'
Druggist and Apo'hocarIes supplied az former
iy IN large or small quantities
AnEN $ Il. !. Taylor, G 6. G Iiaz-
ard. And sold by Dealers IN Medicine gen.
era'ly mos.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

,-~+---,r IIIt oIeamer KIng
Philip, Capt. Benz Bay.
Co.. --r-.-.--rs s~>r-r,, ton, WIN leave Deyea-'
-'s-:,s.' = - : ,..iss.t.Fz, Wharf Newport, every
day, ('undaYS cxcep'cd) at II O'clock p.
VI. for Fail River arriving in season To con-
acct with the trains from New Bedford and
Boston.
Fare 10 Rosl0n 81 30 and no extra expense
is incurred for hack hire, aS the boat land, by
he side ofihe depot.
The KING Pnup leave, Fall River daily,
( Sundays elcepi,d) at9 - o'clock \. VI. on
he arrival OF the cars from Boston and New
Bedford for Newport Fare 20 cents.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Sea View Cottage 10 Let.

fs. THE subscribers offer SEA VIEW
-,H COTTAGE for rent, lrcady furnished
with Stable, Coach.house, lce-housc and
Gardens adjoining. II is large, convenient
and airy, contains eighteen lodging roou-, two
porlur-, dining room, kitchen, cellars, &c. ! e.
e.. l. is seldom such an opportunity oc.
curs. Any person wishing to pr cure o resi-.
dcncc for next season, will do well 10 make
immediate application. 1t viii be let at a
reasonable price.
Their beautiful farm is also 10 rent, and to
any one wishing fine farm 1t IS a rare chance
ON IT is a neat House, Barns, Poultry houses,
Ounce, Apple and Pear Orchards, and about
one acre Of Asparagus. The land 's IN hgh
state cf cultivation, well walled, Ac. Ac. y C.
1t VIII be let for one or more years, stocked
or not, as the tnoart may wish. For l"rus,
and other intorn1tion enquire at Sea View
Cottage, Green End, Of
CLARISSA ELLERY TILLEY,
STOCkFORD ELLERY TlLLEY.
Aug. Low.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

CONT If Proioic, Nrpori, Aug. IN, lS48
TOMAS MlNTURN make, application IN
., writing for Thoma, Il. Hl2arh or some
other suitable person 10 bc 4ppoinled admins.
traitor ON tar estate IN Rhode island, OF Jonas
NintuIn lltc ol New York, deceased ln'estac,
vhich is received and The cunsid,tauun lere
referred 10 Cuuu of Piotale to be- holden ~
hr Town Hall ia Newport On the FIRST Mondag
100 September next ar o'clock a m, aud mo-
nee Is ordered Jo be- given thereof by bdver.
u-cuent Tor three successive weeks ~ the
Herald OF the Times that al per. inieiei.
"j may appear at said time md lace aud bs
hca Il, h B UOWLhNf,
Aug 10 Probate Gle
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

At Havana, 18th inst, bark Chas Deven,, Bailey.
llg sugar ~ . per hhd.
Bris. Carlton. PEGGY. Pictou tor Pail River; IIour,
" M1ucutc, Ilcumb, do tor do.
schrs Forest, Pearson, Calais tor Prov; M8.y Read
Inugur Tor T. - ton.
AR At Philadelphia 25ih, schr Daniel Baker, Brennan
frOm hi, port
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

single statement like the following, Ought
70 be a sufficient inducement to any one suffer
ing with diseased lungs to make tral of Wis
lar's Balsam, and test It's virtues in their own
case
Florence, Oneida CO., n. Y. May -,
Mr.. >. w. FowIc-Dear Sir: ! take pleas.
ure in stating to yon my experience in the use
Of Nislar'S Balsan Of Wild Cherry.
Sometime IN February 1915, ! was attacked
with a diiicnly Of the lungs. which brought
me IN appearance to the brink of the grave
! Onsulled those who were called >kilGI ply.
'lclans, who pronounced my case iDcunble.-
Wy friends at night did not expect To Gnd me
alive IN The morning. | was induced a, Il last
resort, To try Wistar's BaSnm, aud ailcr taking
the inst bottle, | fell great relief continued
to use it, and after taking four bottles consid.
cred myself cured, aud tor the last year have
lad no occasion to use any medicine for The
lu1gS, and believe myself en.ir, " well
Aug. II. J L. GRil.LEY.
For sale by 4. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

IMmGRATIoN OF JLws-Wc learn from the
.Jrcih ChrOaici that such is the f.slng of in
security aud alarm felt by that ilr-sIghled pco-
pie, the Jews of Europe, IN these times Of" lib-
crty, equality and irltcrnity," that a number
OF respectable families have been baptized into
the Church of Rome to escape persecution.
and =" Houwad Jirs IN P,H hdr, r,yoi',d ~
dp1r far Amo1co, the rich undertaking to
support the poor"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Children that are Tceai.iuv,

u inclined 20 DauATa, should always be
provided with this medicine, as it will keep the
bowels regulated, and keep Of the Canker.-
Il Is wholesome, safe and pleasant TO the taste
and children are fond of IL, and Viii take II
n hout Ituublp or dislike
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

IJ' We are still again indebted to Kinslcy's
Express, through the poi,oncss of Mr.. Alfred
Wilson, for pai crs in advance of the mail.
1Hc N,r Hacoa and New York Railroad
VIII be opened to Bridgeport, Is miles from
Vow Haven, in September. 1t will be com
plcted through, by or before the LIST ofJanuary.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
New Books,
ron SALE AT
JAMES HiNNOND'S
" DIX 10 Z,
ror SALE AT

fsIlE Oak Openings, by J + Cooper.
L E',ard Vernon, by T.. V Childc
The Nhm aud us consequences, by
James,
Woman an Enigma b. II J Mcintosh,
Th1ukiulucss by &. B.1a,lor.
Also iuItl'r supply uf Grautly Manor
Charms and Counter Charms
O. Jus, received ~ dboyc. n loi a. Super.
OF Letter Paper, very los pr,sd
Aug 81
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
ron NEW YORK.

e r~rf<aycs IA THE Steamer BAY STATE
to rFf44y SCApT. Bnows, will leave Fan
fs'.s--ss-s z-yr2z-7 River every Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday evenlng,on The arrival of tie
steamboat train Of cars from Boston, for New
York, via Newport, leaving Nowpon al ST.
O'Clock and arrive IN New York al about 6 IL
O'Clock next morning. Returning, wli leave
New York al O'Clock, y. NJ
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Carr
coMsTocK, viii leave Fan River every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, a. above tor New
York via Newport leaving here at about
; II o'clock and on her return, leaving New
York ~ =. ~
For further particulars enquire o.
april -. ANTHONY STEWART.
n, Thamrs.st
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
VI W I'INV, NgT,
EXPRESS LINE For B0ST0W,

Perry az > A. NJ, and arrive in Boston at 9 \.
and arrive al - This Is an Express
TraIn. and does not stop between Providence
and E"'ton, tlus making the run in The short
e.t p s'ible time.
Tickets for saio At the Office Oft the Limo, in
The Front room Of the Post Office or on board
the perr
~ Fare to ProyldencG 30 cts. TO Boston
eI."O' q. W. BlRD, AgL
Aug7
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

IL We understand that the colorcd citizens
Of this town, together with large number
from Pioydenc', have procc s,ion arA march
through several Of our principal Streets ;o-
day
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

AMEaICNy SYNpirWSLRs.--Nc learn that
tie British ambassador h1s lpprscd the Amer
lean government that ll persons, whc,hr sub
jcrts ol the St2tcs 'r o'hcrv .sc, taken ia the
attempt to aid the sag .uts hy .uch supplies.
will b. torhrM heng,diy H' Bnhsi e7lo,-
iiS.-. BIS. Irdg
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Cholera EnfaHIgIIn.

II has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by TINS
compliant; II gives them immediate relief,
and lhCy verv soon recnNer
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
severcst Cases OfDyscntery.

are immediately countelacted, the pains are
aIiayed, the bowels healed, and not unirequent.
" NE bowels become perfectly regulated aud
restored IN the short space Of ten OF twelve
hours.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
SNI SirilircSS.

u IS a most pleasant and desirable remedy
ior Sea Slcnne,s. l. checks he vomiting. and
readily restores the patient u invariably
checks vomiting, produced from any cause
~ yhnfsysr
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

o. The s''am,r Sarah Sands, arrived at
New York, Su lay, from Liverpool. She
brings nothing later from Europe.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Chronic DiarrI,Oa.

Either in children or adults. Of months or
wears continuance, are most readily cured
Wilh thI' Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored TO mere skeleton; it Immediately
strengthens, and shorty restores them to per.
iccl health
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

CITIES AT \ DlscouNT-The city of Man
chester, y. H., has resolved that they will sur
render their city charter and go back to a town
organisation. The cl,y expenditures are rather
TOO high.-N y. Ejpress.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
For General Debility and Dys-


II Is mo>t excellent restorative giving a
healthy tone jo both The stomach and bowels,
and prevents food nom pressing aud dlotres.
sing he stomach.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Ch OicrH and common Cholera
NEOr,,lsS,

This Cordial immediately checks the vo,n-
ting, relraveS The pain, stops the Diaflhoa.
and restores The bowels to perfectly and reg.
uldr state, however severe the attack may be-
or however low the patient may have become,
II Inyariably tpStoieC
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
Boston, Aug. 9Th.
Entire stock Of Clothing
At
C.nTI EAT,T,.
WILL nE CLNsEn on lMMNnIAI

WILL BE CLOSED or IMMEDIATELY
Those That nla in want oit ,oJl Linen
-ac,, 4 Nee Vr-', or Thin rants or any oI.
lr,c ln the Clnung lte. At about halt price
usually asked, caa he accolnmo aled at - Am
Slcct. LA.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

II The \. y. Mirror states that there
have been cases of the black vom,t and yellow
fever at the Quarantine, New York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31

VERY LATE FROM RIO JANEiRo -Adviccs
ron u no to the 22d July have been received a,
Baltimore.
Ihe L. $. brig Perry was lell at Rio. all wen
50 ilr os vas knC5n. On The 3lsi of .Iuly,
IN lat. - -. Ion, Il 80 w, exchanged sic-
hals with the L. >. lrlgato Brandywme. Six
teen days ir,m Rio de Janciro for perua.n6uco.
On The 18Th j.ly, the Empres, of Brazil
gave birth 10 Prince, neir to the throne,
~her1at there were great rejoicings and several
DAYS holiday.
The introduction of fslaycs into Rio from the
coast oi Africa continues as successful as ever =.
the efforts Of the English
and American squadrons to suppress the slave
trade. The Brazilian steamer Proydencia.
commanded by Spaniard, has lately brought
IN from the Coast, full cargo Of the uuiGrlu-
nate Africans, l200 in number. 1t is report
ed that she originally took in 1900, bui the
horrors OF Their pent-up condition were greatly
augmented by constantly recurring deaths
among them, resulting in the loss of not less
than 300, 1t is said before their arrival. The
subject Is beginning to excite public atten ton.
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ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 90.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 90.
Bark Marel, Bryant, Flctou tor = Ryr.
Brig Auunwan, Amy, I'm RYr Harriet, Warren.
- i"r Prov "atchman, Mungo, nn BRISTOL Van
da Eaton Plctou tor DighlOn.
rohr JaWt- Dart. Hnrork, rom Prov
SuuP NIlrlaut icIIh, y iork Tor Prov WIN Penn,
lu.lpw, Iiuy tor y bedford
bIlg iIaIurl Newell. Warren, Picl0u tor Prov.
Brg NuUI H,, pul, lictuu Tor Fail Rvei.
Bu Wat, hmnu. Nuuroc, In Bristol
Bag Wanda, Eh.uu. Plctuu tor Dghton.
Thursday, Aug. 81.
5chr. Sarah Nash, Coleman, Pictou tor Dghton
FRIDAY, Aug. -.
Sch. Joseph Helen, Wentworth, lm Bangor IL Prov
sch Moutercv, Aciniitr DO do
sch. l,Iccrs Baker, hu Gardner fr do
BtiS LmeIail, Macknscy, I'm Easlpor waiting on
ders
Sunday, Aug. -.
schr Edward, Chace, from IIallowcll.
sioop Times, Jhuce, num Gtctupurt.
MoNpAy, Aug. 20.
Brig Rio Cocgeshall, Bristol Tor MulHuzas.
Sio"ps Jas Irnphccr, kcuuey Prov tor Rhode
Island, ilu do tor do Capital, Brewster New York
Tor Providence.