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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-10
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
CHARLES :. LITTLE,
SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN \ LIrTLr.

SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN LiTTIf.
IaDort,r AMI GcHpa, D,aiu ~ English, G0maH
end Am1i~an Hardtoart, C0ivg, 81
MOS. - land - Fulton ST., New lo,k, opio-
" site the uitei States Hotel, where The ius-
ness has hccn carried on fpr ninety years past s-
pcctiuily invites the attention ot country mcr-
chants, mechanics, aud othets 10 h's ycr' cN ten
sivc ~, ottrncnt, comprising every thug ~ the
li,r. aud to which new and constant supplies are
l,,np added, II of which arc oh1ed 80 Fwc'i
marEctpric,s ior cesh or on approved credit
Cut and wrought nails, lucks, htchcs, koi e.
ra,o,s, .rissurs aud sheas IN gcat variety -
skat,s, slatc,, sleigh bcs loose and STRAPPED,
.hpycs. syadcs. hocs. forks, scyihcs and s'r ih''
,iil,s, hlack lead pots and sand ciuc'ble', ruml"
lor wells ~ ci,icrns, scotch water oi ~ ft"nc
llr marble pohshors, Turkey oil sion" 'r'f-'i
and uidrcsspd, Ame's pump sug'rs AMI nn
mc,s, mortioo an boring machincs, tuning a'h's
COOPEK'S TONS
iu great variety. of Aibcfst"n'-, 'onger's' ha'
tot'.. Roclw.icr, IIouon's, wud olhcr maN''' f,
Ilousa and ship Csipnnie's' aud "h-vrt h's
e lys touls. ,olca makcts "a .Iiinirss, h'asc
,,d shin buihlcrs hardware, hpufe m'u sb-
ina hardware IN great VARIETY, iron, brass, go
prr snd steel wuc, genuine iiarle,u o' 'hd
Nme.ubcr Save. 'w~H ~
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G.. I;trMMEL'S
ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

InSN.INN1a VT 'Apf lf4s
Ono Package Of this Essence will 90 as Gar as
four pounds of Store Coffee, and Coffee made by
this Essence viii preserve perfectly the real taste
of the best Store Coffee, but viii have a more
delicate and incr flavor, finer colur aud viii
cc.taInl, be much wholcsomcr ipr every person
thin pure Store Coffee; will also be clear With
out requiring anything To clarity II.
Mauuiacturcd by HlNhEL, BOILER &
CO., No. 2lS Callpvhll -, above 9th, lhlld
DIRECTION.
r. make halfa gallon middling strong Coffee
take one table spoonful of grouni Store Coffee,
AMI half tea spoonful ol THIS Essncc aud mako
the Coffee as usual; a more or less qurn'itv Il
Coffee must h, made after this proportion; iur
yer, strong Con,c take some more Of this Es-
scncc.
n. B.-tltcr using, close thc package again
car,fulk and Keep it particular IA u day place
and rather cool. II the Essence sometimes he
comcs hard through wctrcss or great heat, II
will not lose il. vutu"--in this ease the Ess.
cncc NAV h. taken out OF this box and kept l. -
ing in Ground Store Coffee until It s USED.
PRICE ~ IL CESIS.
Sold, Wholesale aud RETAIL, ~ minulac-
turcrs' prices, by &. g. 4. INWARD,
next door north of Post Oihcc,
imo23. Sole Agent ior Newport.
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ESTATE OF John BOIIANNA.

Court Of Probate Of Newpovt, June 23d, 1851.
A PPLlCATION Is made by Hannah Bo,anna,
II Widow, that she may he appointed Admins
tratix on the estate of her late husband, JOHN
BOIiANNA. late ofsaid Newport, labourer. dec,
Intestare; the same is received and referred for
consideration To Court of Probate, to be holden
at the Town Clerks office, in Newport. on Mon
day, the 2lst day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. and notice is ordered to he given thereof, by
Daily News, once week, that all persons inter-
ested may appear at said time and place and be
heard in relation to the appointing OF said Ham
nah, or some other suitable person administrator
on said estate. Is. Is. ROWLAND, Prob. ok.
JuneS
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!
HOLMAN & HILL

NJ. l39 UiA.am 81, up Stars, 2d door L,l0w
Iuit,n ST., New York.
have now in store on consignment from the lcst
Houses IN the Union, n full assortment Of FIRH
woKhs, consisting in part ofpALm rREEs, Rat
TTBILs, MIsfS, DIAMokD BATIFHiLs, BEE
NV rs, Plain and Cord Rockets of all sizes, Ro.
MAN CANDLES, WHEELS, ITALIAN sTKEAr
EKS, SCROLLS, TRIAsGLEs, PIGfoss, rLor
ER POTS, BENGoLA LIGHTS, sFRPENTs, PE
Hhoeis, BiIe Lights, Tjrpedoes, ladia Fire Crock
os, &c.
An Fire Works sold by them are warranted of
the best quality, aud they particularly invite all
who m " br IN want oi any Of the above goods, to
call on Ilcm when visiting the city. and examine
their stock and p,ces, HI they charge nothing ior
sh wing goods and are confident that they can
glvc better articles for tire came money than can
be found at any other establishment, in tie city.
kcmrnbcr thc No. I3o " iiim st.
New York, June Z. 2r.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


MILL e received by the undcrs gncd until
w ih. 18th inst, lor Supplying the Troops at
this Post with Fuel for the ensuing year, viz -
37j tons Of Coal,
$50 cords Of Wood,
The Coal t. IT, the hest Peach Maintain, well
broken and screened, on delivery.
The Wood to bc Mcrchan,ahc Oak, sound and
straight sticks, 4 fct hong, l2s cubic feet to ihr
cord. and lo w. corded and measured on ,clivcry.
One fourth Of the Fuel To be delivered on ~
hefae the 3l.t day of October ncx,, at such pla.
ces on the public grounds at Fort Adams ~ the
RegimcntaI Quarter Master may difect aud the
remaining three-iomths at such tunes he ma,
designate.
Fort Adams, Newport, n. T..
JOHN y. REYNOLDS,
Bv. Maj. 81 Auly.,
jys 2Ah Rcgi. o.. Master.
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;Y--isU, -

In Providence, 3Oth uit., Miss Rachel & Pike,
in the Goth year Of her age
in Providence, Ist inst Emma Waters,
daughter OF Nathan NJ. and Adelinc Chafice,
aged year and 3 months.
1 In Providence, Elizaleth Perry, daughter of
John s. Robinson.
la Seekonk, 2jih ult., Mr.. SsIin Blake, for
merly Of the Mount Hope House, Fall River, aged
about 6S years.
In this town, 7th, Mrs. Frerlove Cutter, Wild
) ow OF the late Thomas Cutter, in the S6th year
of her age.
Ia Cranston, 7th inst, Daniel F. Remington,
aged G6 years.
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UNITED STATES UMBRELLA
MANUFACTORY.

JAMES WOODS,

COUNTRY Merchants who may be in want Of
" "A iii,t rate and Fashionable article of
UnJrsllas, PpasoiS, PeDdsoiid,s, &o,
Are invited to call and examine the Subscribers
S,oCk, ~hch comprises every style and variety of
color aud quality. The subscriber has now ON
haui Supcr n assortment of Cotton, Gme ham,
and SIX UmJrolids, 0f superior manufacture,
which hc offers for sale Tor Cash, or approved
credit, at prices which defy all competition. IN
the article of parasos, Sc, his assortment is "a,
all times such ensures The appreciation or the
trade. lie has hong been engaged in this bust
ness, being the successor TO r.. Smith, Son x
Co.. and hundreds Of merchants la New England
will bear him evidence in the honesty Of his pre-
Tensions
lie can only hope that his old customers will
CO linW their generous pa'ronage, while new pnr.
chasers are earnestly requested to call aud exam
inc his stock and note his prices.
iunc20. 6n.
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ESfArE OF UARyEY SEsSJONs

COHt Of Probate, Nswport, Jane I6, 1851.
A N instrument in writing dated the 7th June
n instant, purporting to be the last will ard
testament Of HARVEY SESSIONS, late of
Newport, Merchant, dec, was presented by the
Executrix therein named, for Probate and for
Letters Testamentary to issue thereon. The
same is read, received and referred for consider
ation Is a Court Of Probate to be holden at the
Town Clerks Once, in Newport, on Monday
the Ilih July next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ; and
notice is ordered to be given thereof by adver-
tisement for three successive weeks, once "A week
in The Daily News, that all persons interested
may Appear at said time and place and bc heard
thereon. Il. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Crk.
iune19
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OAK ROW. NO. 2.

THE PLACE TO GET THIN HATS, sc.
At WEAvER'S the Handsomest, Cheapest
IA and Best Lot ever offered in this Town,
Just received, consisting Of Leghorn, Florence
pedle, Brdseyc, Canada Straw, and Palm-I.eaf
'lats. for sale at the Cheap Hat and Cap Store
of JACOB WEAVER,
y4. ia Thames 81.
P.S. Leshorn and Straw Hats Cleaned aud
Pressed in the best manner. J. w.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c

Clerks Office, Suweme Court,
Jun, 20, 1851.
WHEREAS Margaret liavey, Of the town and
w county OF Newport, hath filed in said Office
her petition praying for certain reasons therein
contained, that said Court would pass "A decree
dissolving the bonds OF marriage now existing be-
tween her and her husband Patrick Hayey.
Notice is hereby given to the said Patrick, that
he he and appear, il he shall see fit, at the Su-
preme Court next to be holden at Newport, with
IN and for the county Of Newport, on the fourth
Monday OF August, 1851, and show cause, il any
he hath, why the prayer OF said pettion should
not he granted. JOSEPH JOSLiN, Clerk.
June26 CIV.
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CIjRONATIC PAINTING.

Masonic Hal, corner Of Church & School streets
A LUERT BlERSTADT would respectfully
n inform the inhabitants Of Newport, that on
and after June 10th, he will I've prepared to giSr
nstr,rton in Painting Coiorcd Crayon Heads and
Landscapes FROM nature, or from copies.
Also, new style Of sketching from nature
which can he acquired in one lesson.
References Of New Bedford Thos. d. White.
Cashier Of Bedford Commercial Bank, John +.
Emerson, Principal If High school, Benz Evans,
Principal Of ill Grammar school, +. Ingraham,
City Marshal, William Howe, Bookseller, Re-
bccca II. Thompson, Teacher Of Grove Grammar
school, and pupil Of Mr.. Albert Biers,adt, Miss
Thomas, Teacher Of Clarks Point school, and
pupil of Mr. Albert Bicrstadt. Junc7
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ELAvoRING EXTRACTS, just received, of
j very superior quality, and delicious Aavms,
from JOSEPH RtRNETT, ,of Boston, by the
OILY ageuis ipr the genuine art'clc.
X. x. HAZARD 4 co.
Also, constantly IN hand, an assorirneni of Fla.
vors, Tilden,, Meakim's, Sands, Jobnson's,
llotons aud Lesvitis manufacture. Jnnc26
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G. HUMMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
ONE package Of this Esseuce " n 90 ss far as
" fur pounds of Store Cofce. aud Coffee made
by Ih,s Esssenee viii preserve pc l-cly the real
taste cf the best Store Coffee, lut will have "a
more delicate aud timer favour "a Grer coluur, and
vail Ger AMY br more Wholesun, Tor ey.ry per-
sou than Pure store coffee; will also be- clear
without requiring any i!ing To charity IT,
SJlI wholesale \ rct,il, at manufacturers pr.
ccs, by BARBER < BOONE,
Juac27 South site Market Sq'arc.
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ESTATE o. REN0NIWARn


Cunt ef irotats Of Neypnt, June 23d. 1851.
n Application in writing is made by Jonathan
IA IL. Ward, 10 this Court fer Daniel &. Dem
ham, or some other suitable person, to be appoin-
ted Administrator ou the estate of BENONI
WARD, hate Of Newport, dec, intestate; the
same is received aud referred for consideration to
Court of Probate to be holden at the Town
Clerks Office, in Newport, on Monday, the 2Ist
day joy next, at i0o'cloek, A. M, and no.
tice is ordcredto be givea thei eof by auve,tise-
ment for 3 successive weeks, in the Daily News,
once week, that all per sons interested may ap-
pear at said time aud place and be heard.
June26 Is. B. ROWLAND Prob. Ci'k.
~ HUMMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE,
W an economical and agreeable substitute for
the ordinary Coffee, the favor is more delicate,
aud its use avoids the necessity of clarifying il,
ior sale by X. X. HAZARD & Co,
D9 Apothecares Hall.
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E DESrONMlERS. graduate { The Acad.
Ia, emy II Paris, l. prepare To- give Instruction
in the S'rcnch language, 10 all who may 81 sue
hi. services, either ~ classes ~ ~ pliyair VII
~ testimonials may br seen at the Newport lc-
m,lc : seminary, Where hc = now teaching. lc
will also give instruction ~ Latin and urc,k.
iune25.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
V'liE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friends aud the public generally, that all Drugs
an1 Medicines bought ut his establishment are
warranted pure and unadutcrated also. all Pa
tent Medicines, many of which are received dl-
rect from the proprctors, aud are warranted iicsh
and genuine. None other than the genuine will
be offered and the public may feel assured that
no pains whatever shall he spared TO give cutire
satisfaction, both rs regards the quality Of my
good. aud the prices.
&. q. G. HAZARD, Druggist,
iune 27. Next door North Post Olhcc.
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nUCKABUCK TOWELS.
UUCKABUCk Towels, Of good quality and
Il size, cheap; also, fowelling Of every Mud,
at low prices, by
juue2S WM. G. COLIENS 4 Co.
EASTBURy; y tale by Anna Harriet Duuy.
Ia authoress of Friends and Fortune.
Rena OF the Snow Bird. a tale of Real Life,
Nv Caroline lse lientr, author of Linda, &c.
Also the iith edition of Linda, or the Young
Pilot of the Belle Creole. for sale Nv
WILLIAM ". FEEk,
Iune30. 30 Thames Street.
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NEW NAP on NEWPORT COUNTY
y The subscriber would c,ll the attention oi
summer Residents aud Visitors 10 tho a'"v"
map: IL Z, hum surveys made la,t sumhicr,
shows al the Kl5ds. aui D. on seal" suihc-
icui, large 10 allow every house To- W. maikcdi
the a nas II the uwurr. oi estates ne also gwen,
exc nj IN crow,ic hcalit,rs. The Map ) hand.
SOM :, coluurcd and mounted on tollcis; pf,cc
ss.Do WV. N. pEbk,
Jum2l 30 Thames street.
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ELISS'
J F. NNY LIND
HOT AIR COOKING RANGE,
IiI,iSS'

| y presenting this Range 'o the public, she sub
\ scr!b,r would call attention 10 It's merits. He
has brcn well convinced from h's own ~ srrya-
iious that the pubic are IA wr, fa Ranyc with
su,h i'npros Iilcn's as wili ihpuT II mo!c perfect
for all pIspOses 81 domestic u,iiin and ccouorn,
than suy noW ln .rc marku. Ia thr article Viii, y
he n1w ort-s ;p the public ipr examination, hc
has Gfhe can place any reliance upon the assur.
auce ol experienced d dealers In Ranges gub Stose.,
hIa runtunCrs ami his ONn cap,ii"nrc and ostt-
yatlons) brcI surccssi1li, bry0nd hs uDst ran.
gu.nc expectations. The Oven j. 50 consiIuc-
ted II 10 secWe the certainty ~ thorough hhmg
the bntton oi all ariici's proper TO BE- coohed Ia
an oven. II II unnecessary Ia say 10 those who
have used ranges, that no prey ious pattern has
been free from 'lelcc, in this particular.
All parts Of this Range is double the usual
lhichncss.
IL has been pronounced by coupetcnt Judges.
the most beautiful ana perfect in liz aIpcaianc ,
any Cooking Range Of This country, With some
advantages over many ranges that are made.
would call tonr attention
lS, 1o It's general beauty and great strength
ofclsin-s. Al.o, the quality Of ion and ,hc
care and skl with which they arc rrcunt,d. Al
SO, notice the top which II 80 sonstrrio.. rs to
prevent the least possible chance OF 1.eahiEg or
burning 1ut
ID, The form Of the fire chamber cl Under
lined with soap-siolc, or Gr.-brick, and kn"wn
o. be the best iolm Of fire chamber IN which tu
burn coal.
ID, Notice the front Of the range closes tight,
with register IN the ash-do"r, 10 give cr''it,
which when closed makes the range perfectly
AIR tight AIso,a ~ arrangement Tor dioppns
the CRATE from the outside, so that no dust can
escape IN the room.
ith, The simplicity oC the arrangement; II
having but one Dampcr, which manages the
whole. Also, the convenience for cleaning the
ilucs, and "A convenient pla to put the coal ,cut-
tie and n very large oven, of capacity enough 10
bake twelve pcs. Also, bath boiler, which
can be heated bya side or back fire or a water
back, and new an improved hot.ar f~tuie
wh Oh will heat room from II to fifteen feet
square. with lie same fre that il used in cooking.
There are five sizes OF these Rang 8, ~ Of them
can he ST with double ovens either No. I, 2, 8
or !, at the option Of the purchaser.
Manufactured and ior sale by
WILLIAM II. BLISS,
ylnc2O NEwPoRT, X. !.
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L'ORMODENTA, n new aud elegant prcpcra-
Il ton Cor cleansing ana whitening the tc III,
hardening the gums, and purifying aud pcrlurn-
ing he breath. We will warrant II to contain
NJ ingredient which can possibly nlurc the cnam-
cl The testimony ol hundreds oi our most res
pcctable citizens viii support ~ in the assertion
that u is the best article ~ usc and the money
will I've returned IN any case, where It tails To
give ent,rc satisfaction tor sale hy
Jnoc26 X. Il. HAZARD x co.
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HERALD OF THE TINES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING. JULY

Mks. BROWNINGs NEW VOLUME,
lu Prometheus Bound, and other Poems: incL.
ding Sonnets from the Portuguese, Casa Guido
Windows, &C., by Elizabeth Barrett Browuinx.
'or sale ny WM. II. PEEK,
gS SO Thames Street
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MERGERS DINING SALOONS,
CORNER OF ANN AND NASSAU SITS.
NENU ynRE

NEW YORK.
THE proprietor of thus popular establishment
i MRS. EDWIN J. MERCER, respectfully
informs her friends and those of her late husband
that she still continues her Dining Saloons for Ia
dies and gentlemen, on the corner of Ann and
Nassau streets, wherc, she trusts, by her atten-
ton, she will merit the contnuahce bf their pat
ronage. All who find il necessary to Breakfast
and Dine down town, will find at the old stand,
corner Of ANN and NASSAU SITS. all the neces-
sary eatabcs and delicacies the market affords.
A LADIES' ORDINARY
10 connected with the establishment, to which,
by a private entrance in ANN ST they can pass
to a separate room, and dine with their friends
as sociaby and quietly as at home.
Thankful for past favors, continuance Of pat
ronage is respectfully solicited.
MRS. EDWIN J. MERCER, Proprietor.
une2i. ly.
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LANDHOLDER,S BANK.

At thc annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
said Bank, held on the second day Of June lust,
the following persons were elected Directors for
the ensuing year, yiz:--Elisha X. Potter, vii.
liam French, George Robinson, Thomas X. Wells
Pclcg Johnson, John I. Nichols, Benjamin Hull,
George N. ChampIin, James u. NJ. Potter, James
w. Anthony, Daniel Rodman, Nathaniel e.
Peckham and Isaac r. Rodman. And at a meet
ing Of tho Directors of said Bank, on the same
day, Elisha r. Potter, Esq was reelected Pres
ident for the ensuing wear.
Kingston June 5, 1851.
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ISLAND STRawnEppIrs

Ihis decions Fruit is received every morning
fresh AT our stole and thuse vino wish 10 he sup
Piled with them " III please send their orders.
JuneIb ii. ii. YOi NC,
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GOFFE'S BATHING CARS.

I7J IN NUMBER.
V'IIE subscriber announces the above establish
l. men, open for visitors. Grateful for the pat
ronagc he has reci for the last twenty years,
he respectfully solicH continuance OF patronage:
Cars Tor ladies' and gentlemen in readiness at all
hours Of the day. One hundred Bathing dresses
to let or for sale. lie is thus enabled To give
Bathers greater facilities than they can look for
elsewhere, az they can he accommodated imlne-
dia'ely on their arrival at the Beach. jyS
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Is nlarins Jntslliasnr.. -
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, July 2
Schr Emily c Horton, Candy, Phila; Yantic,
Brigh,nan, Albany.
SUNDAY, July 6.
Schr Lewis Clark, Vankirk, Pha; Chas &
Henry, Ryan, + River, Phia.
Sloop Emeline, Arnold, f. Greenwich.
TUESDAY, July 8.
Schrs. Superior. Conely, Prov. Block Island;
Suffolk, Rowland, do, Va Texas, Lond, Gard
ner; Sip Nimrod, Rathlsne, rrov. Block Is
land.
MEMORANDA.
At Chilo, April |. bark Phiina, Lee, Of West
port, 2jO bnls Sperm OIL, recruiting ior a cruise
on On Shore ground.
At Patti, May 10, ship Ann Alexander, De-
blois, Of New Bedford, 40 bbls Oil on board,
recruiting FOR a cruise.
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A yALIjABLE DISCOVERY.

A Chemical Liquid Solder, for welding China,
"A Gk,sa, Earihcnware, Marble, Pearls, Ivory,
Ornaments, Sc, &c., the articles joined will be
pcrlcct, solid, aud ready for use in five minutes:
!, has no coluf and the mendcd fracture IL scarce
" visible, il resists the action of hot water. and
Is as pc,mancnt ~ when new, Price % cents
a bottlc. We have ourselves used it in many
instances, AID find it to bc Just what j, is rep
,esrptcd For sale nj manufacturers prices, by
II. Il. IIiIARD & CO.,
10 Apothccarics Hall.
Agents Tor Rhode Island.
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NEAsT' Problem, treprntcd, with correc-
L tions aud additions, from Frazer Magallncl
iy the author Of Alton Locke.
The Daughter uf Night; story of the present
time, Nv :. W. fullom.
The Adventures OF Paul pcriNinklc. hy the au-
thnr Of Caycndish. Sc.
Ecarte; gr the Salpns ofraris. 10y Majo, Rich
ar,son, author of Narousta, Sc.
The Ruuc, attributed To- T.. l.. Bulwcr, ior sale
bv WILLIAM II. PEEk,
iyo 30 Thames Street.
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EOR SAIE

'I'iiE two houses situated ON Newman wharf,
L belonging to the subscriber. They are both
two stories high and are connected; they are
well adapted Tor boarding houses for which pur-
pose they are used by the subscriber.
june28 WILLIAM PENGELLEY.
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FOR SALE.

VNuF house d lot, corner Of Washington and
i E,n streets, 100 feet on Washington, by lU
feet Elm street. For particulars enquire Of +.
i,g SAMI.. A. PARKER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-10
INTEIIlGENCE OFFICE.

V'IIE subscriber would inform the psbc that he
i has opened AN Intelligence Office at his house
No. ~ Levin street, where those wishing help Of
any kind will always find such as they may like,
and those who want situations Of any occupation
would do well To call also those who have rene-
ments 10 let or in want, may become informed
concerning the same. THOMAS ROACH.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-10
DANCING ACADEMY.
MONSfi RONATD

MONSki BONAID,
Rcspcctfully informs the Amateurs of Danring
aud The public in gcnc,al, that he will open his
Academy on Tucsday ncXt al Ocean Hall, in
whlch the following fashionable Fancy Dances
viii he introduced by him:-The Cachuca, Min
ute ct Govatc, TaanielIl, Pas Strien La Potta
AIagonesc, Waltz, Allemandc, ctc etc. Also,
the layorlte dance the Polka, Polka Kedowa, Re-
dowa Waltz, Waltz Cog Temps, Waltz Deaf
Temps, MtsuIka Polka, Scottish, German Con-
tlllIOn, etc.
Tuition DAYS Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
from to & y. NJ, for Young Ladies aud Mas
tiers, from 5 to 10 Tor Gentlemen. Price for Tu-
ton SIP Tor 20 lessons.
NIB Mons. BOSAUD will give private les
sous to Ladies or Gentlemen in any Of the above
named dances
For further particulars apply to Mons. u. al
the Atlantic House, or AT his Academy, during
lesson hours. Mr. Is. has permission to refer 70
George Jones, ESQ.
Newport June 27,
CWEDiSII Lecchcs, 6nc lot dsi received by
- C.G & HAZARD
lunc27 Next door North Post Office.
DURNETT'S Fhvouring Extracts, Rose,
- Lemon, Nectuirc, Ntn,ll, Bitter Almonds,
and Cinnamon, Just received direct from the pro-
prietor, Joseph Burnett, of Boston; also, Mra-
kms, Johnson's, aud Prcston's, Extracts, lor ilass
vorlng, just received and lor sale by
&. q. &. HAZARD, Druggist,
june27 Next door North Post Olhcc