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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

Mn. WEBsrER's ORArioN.-Thc La
lin quotation from Cicero's Second Phil
ippic against Mark Antony, which oc-
ours near the close Of Mr. Webster's
great speech at Washington, is sngu.
larly happy, not only in the use made
there Of it, bu, in It's original connection
as applicable TO the distinguished speak
or. We annex "A translation, prefxing
a sentence which occurs previously in
the same paragraph. The portion quot
ell by MI Webster is printed in ita.
lies -
As for me, will make this public
declaration defended the State in my
youth, and will not abandon il in my
old age. 1.-TWO things only wish for
the first is that | may leave the Roman
people free and greater blessing than
this the imm lrial Gods cannot bcstow
upon me the other, that every man
may be rewarded as he hos deserved
of his country"
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DANCING ACADEMY.
MONS. A, BONAUD.

MONS A. BONAUD,
Respectfully informs the Amateurs of Dancing
and the public in general, that he viii open his
Academy ON Tue. day ncNt at Ocean Hall, IN
which the following fashionable Fancy Dances
will he introduced hy him:--The Cachuca, Min
ute ct Govate, Tarantelli, pas Strien la eotta
Aragonese, Waltz, AllcTandc, etc etc. Also,
the tivorile dance the Polka, Polka Rcdowa, Re.
dowa Waltz, Waltz a Cmg Temps, Waltz beat
Temps, Masurka Polka. Scottish, German Con.
tillion, etc.
Tuition DAYS Tuesday, Thursda, and SATURDAY,
from 10 g y. W., for Young Ladies and Mas
ters from Ia 10 Tor Gentlemen. Price for TUT
ton SIP tor 20 lessons.
N.B Moss. BoNAuD viii Civ private les.
sons to Ladies or Gentlemen in any oi the above
named dances.
For further particulars apply 10 Mons. ". al
the Atlantic House, or at hls Academy, dwing
lesson hours. Mr. Is. has permission To- refer Ia
Gcorge Jones, Esq
Newport June "a.
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Dte0,

In North Providence, 9Th inst. John Newell,
aged 81 years.
In Warren, 22d ut., Mr.. Thomas Washburn.
a soldier of the revolution, aged SO years and
months.
In South Scituate, 2Sth ult., Josiah w. Bat
tcy, in the SD year Of his age.
In Tivcrton, on the 9th inst, Frederick Bailey
son Of Joseph and Ardelia Brow, aged years,
3 months.
In Bath, 3Oth ult., at the Marine Hospital, Mr..
George Street, formerly Of Rhode Island, aged 80.
At Cairo, in Egypt, June 10Th, on his return
from China, David w. c. Olyphant, Esq, OF
New York, in the 63d year of his age.
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nFAmong the distinguished stran-
gers in town, we notice the Hon. Charles
Il. james, the new u. S. Senator from
this State. We suppose, as matter
of course, that Mr.. Finch will invite his
friend and Wing Senator TO a public
dinner, and that General James, in re-
turn. will still further define his posi-
ton for the benefit Of Mr.. Finch and
perhaps read him his (the Generally late
letter published in Indiana, on the Tar
i'll. We should not be surprised If Gen.
James had come here expressly for the
purpose Of defining his position to the
satisfaction of Mr.. Finch.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR.

The Original and only genuiae-in new nrelope
aud much enlarged boIes.
T'tlIS only never failing aud sovereign remedy
l. for burns, scald., piles, salt rheum, cuts,
wounds, bruises, chibains, swellings, old invet-
crate sores, infammatory rheumatism, sore and
naamed eyes, and all cu,aneous aud innamma,ory
diseases, is extensively counterfcited in the old
wrapper Avoid il as YOU would poison-ior,
to use il, is as dangerous
I refer to my printed Pamphlets Tor testimonials
Of cures performed, and for the truth Of every
word Of which hold myself responsible. Were
| TO embody all the testimonials have received,
il would fill qnarto volume Of 1000 pages.
ACHAL' ENGE TO The WORLD!
will forfeit $4,000 I! to be paid to any cha,i-
table institution, or institutions, If ANY or ALL
other articles that food the aarket, as Salves,
Liquids, or called Extermnatois, ENtractors,
Killers, IAN appropriate name for some,) can per-
form such cure, in all its particulars, is relat-
ed in my circulars, as the
HAGUE STREET EXPLOSION CASE !"
And will pay TO any party $1,000 If he can
prove that there is any thing in that statement
not STRICTLY TRUE ] deem it useless to
say more in reference to the
GENUINE DALEY SALvE.
CAUTION!
vo id fraud, and you gain near 80 per cent
Stun the poisonous counierlcits in the old wrap
per, and buy DalIey's Extractor only in the new
envelope and the large boxes.
MARK-Thc emblcms on the new wrapper
Triangle, Serpent, Sun, Dove, Lion and Eagle.
MSD-The new wrapper--thc large BOXES
and the genuine article
TIE TEST.
DALLEY'S GENUINE SALVE, If applied
in any case of Burns, ScaIds, or Inflammation,
will afford almost instantaneous relief II coo's
when applied checks all Inflammation instantly,
and quickly reduces it, Its effects ARE so sooth-
Ig that in Of the severest burns and scalds,
[ See Hague Sred EIpioSion CaS,,l and where
che sufferer is in the most exciuciating pain. ii
will entirely ease him in few minutes, So that
in about quarter Of an hour from its application,
he will enjoy sleep and reposc.
The Counterfeit Salves irrate when applied,
and increase he pain and inflammation.
DALLEY'S ANIMAL GALVANlC, a GER
lin, quick, and nevel failing remedy for the cure
of poll evil sores, humors, bruises, strains. gals,
sc. See the new printed Circulars.
81. DALEY,
Inventor and Proprietor, AS Broadway,N N. Y.
X. X. HAZARD & CO.,
Apoihecaries Hall.
jyll 3m. Sole Agents Cor Newport,
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NOTICE..

TNIlE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends aud the public generally, that all Drugs
and Medicines bought at his establishment are
warranted pure and unaduerated; also, all Pa
tent Medicines, many of which are received di-
rect from the proprietors, and warranted fresh
and genuine. None other than the genuine will
be offered, and the public may feel assured that
no pains whatever shall be spared to give entire
satisfaction, both as regards the quality Of my
goods and the prices.
G. q. e. HAZARD, Druggist,
june 27. Next door North Post Office.
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Exanined by the Medical Faculty in vienna
by several Boards of SAINT, b, great
number Of celebrated Physicians and
GALvANO- O-ELECTRIC RHEUMA.
TISM CHAINS OF

j. j. GOaDlbENN,Ek,
DATENTED by the Imperial ard Royal Gov
i eminent of Austria, Frame, Bavaria, and by
the ROYAL Government of Prussia.
These Gayano-E Electric rheumatism Chains,
constructed upn chemico-l,hysicd principles.
have been found n thousand times practicable
against the GOut, rheumatism, aud all kinds oi
Nervous complaints, such as pains IN the face,
neck or hip, tooth-achr, car-achr, pains in The
breast or back, inencss, palpititon Of the heart,
etc, etc.
Each OF GolIberger's Patent Galvano- Rheuna-
tism Chains is well packed up in "A small box,
which bears on il front Goidb,ygn's Firm, aud on
the reverse, the fu, Lia-oas, via The Imperial
aud Royal Eagle oi Austria, and the seal Of Gold
brrgers Mandatory, /. e. the coat Oi arms of the
free mou Iti,in town VI ToinowitI, in Golden let
ters.
Only those Chlns which are packed up and
mari cd ia the manner above 81 ted, aic u he c-
garded as genuine.
IL Boston, have appointed Mr.. c. j.
FElTCliE, as iencral Agent Tor America, Tor
the sale oflny Gayano-Elcctric Rheumatic Chains
!. Il. GOLDBERGER,
In Berlin, and free mountain town TarnowIiz.
NOTICE.
have received by the Steamer Canada the
above-llalned GAlVANO-ELEC1EIC RiiEJ-
MATISM CHAINS Of GOLDBERGER, aud
transferred the sale of them 10 the following
agents. and all til testimonies may be seen in The
different languages Of all those agents.
G.. q. G.. HAZARD. Newport,
CiIAS. DYER, JR., Providence.
:. &. GORHAM, New Haven, G
>. x Y. 4. BULL, Saybrook.
LEE & OSGOOD, Norwich.
+. A. WEED, Ncwalk.
l.. KNIGHT, Thompson.
&. +. FElrCiIE, Ch,mia,
and GeHud Agent far 4. S.
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WHIPPED BY WoMAN.-A Mrs.
Trefcthern, residing at the north end,
conceiving herself injured by certain re-
ports fMr. Laban Pike, undertook yes
terday to seek redress by chastising
him. Seeing Mr.. P. enter store, she
procured cowhide and without much
preliminary explanation, applied the
whip over his face, head and back, so
8 vercly as TO bring tie blood. The
poor fellow plead for quarters, when
the woman expressed her satisfaction
and left the store. .-Nepburgpor Her.
aid.
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UNITED STATES UMBRELLA
MANUFACTORN.


292 Pearl street, New York.
COUNTRY Merchants who may bc in want o
" IA fl II rate and Fashionable article Of
U,Lreiiqs, ParasoIs, PUas ,HfiS, &,
Are invited 10 call and examine the Subscribers
Stock, which comprises every style and variety OF
color aud quality. The subscriber has now on
hanl >ul er II assortment of Canon, bingham,
and sir UnbyeiiaS, oi superior manufacture,
which IA offers Tor sale Tor Cash, or approved
credit IT prices which defy all competition. In
the article OF Parasos, Sc, his assortment is IA
all times such NJ ensures the appreciation Of the
trade. lie has long been engaged ~ this bust
ness, being the successor to l.. smith, son y
Co.. and hun !reds of mere hants in New England
will bear him evidence in the honesty ol his pre-
tensions.
He can only hope that his old customers vii
co linuc their generous patronage, while new lur.
chascrs are earnestly requested 10 call and exam
inc his stock and note his prices.
mnr2O 6u,
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,IiROMA ICPAINTING.

Masonic Hal, corner Of Church y Schooi sfr'ds
A L,'ERT BlERSTADT would respectfully
n inform the inhabitants of Newport, that on
and after June 10th, he will be prepared to give
Instruction in Painting Colored Crayon Heads and
Landscapes from nature, or from copies.
Also, "A new style Of sketching from nature
which can be acquired in one lesson.
References of New Bedford. Thos. B. White,
Cashier of Bedford Commercial Bank, John +.
Emerson, Principal Of High school, Benz. Evans,
Principal of Hill Grammar school, j. lngraham,
City Marshal, William Howe, Bookseller, Re-
becca II. Thompson, Teacher Of Grove Grammar
school, aud pupil of Mr.. Albert Biers'adt, Miss
Thomas, Teacher Of Clarks Point school, and
nun;I of Mr. Albert Biersta,it. June7
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A GREAT CoAcH.-Messrs. WIN. II.
Bradley & Co, of New Haven, CT.
have been recently manufacturing four
horse coach for Gen. Arista, the Presi-
dent of Mexico II is one Of the most
magnificent carriages ever made in this
country, with all the ornamental work
that could be bestowed upon it with re-
ference to a correct taste. The lining
and upholstery is of rich silk and satin.
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Bp Vels9rap).
WASHINGTON, July 8.

WASHINGTON, July s.
MIR. Webster's Grafton on the 4lh of
July makes its appearance in the papers
this morning, as corrected by himself
II is very different from the reports
already published.
A rumor is current that tie President
intends sending officers to England to
arrest DR.. Gardner, who is charged
with perpctrating the late fraud upon
Government The testimony thus far
is said to be very strong against him.
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oot We learn that letter was reciev-
ed in town yesterday, from Parodi, in
which she announces her intention Of
coming here next month, and giving
meet with much success.
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GA Man with a large family was,
complaining of the difficulty of support
ing all Of them. "But," said friend,
you have sons big enough to earn
something for you now" "The diff
Guilty is, they are TOO BIG to work." was
the answer
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The diamonds worn by the Marchio'
ness Of Londonderry, at the Queens
costume ball. were of the value OF
fl5O,OOO, or $75O,OOO. What utter
vanity and folly!
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MERGERS DINING SALOONS,
corSIR oT AM AID NASSAU srs.
NEM NDIik.

INIE proprietor OF thIs popular establishment
i MRS. EDWIN J. MERCER, respectfully
iuCnrns hcr iricnis and those ol hrr lite husband
that sine stil continues he Dining saloons ior la-
dies ani gcntl, mn, on the corner oi Ann AMI
Nassau streets, where, she trusts, by her attcn-
tiDn she viii merit the continuance Ot their pat
c,nagc. All who find II ncccsssry 10 Brc.kn last
and Dine down town, viii hnd Ut the old stand,
cnrucr of ANN and NAssAU srs. all the ncc,s-
sar, catabl,s and delicacics the market aiioIds.
A LADIES ORDINARY
Is connected with the establishment, TO which,
lN a private entrance IN ANSsr /, they eau r"ss
t. separate room, and dine with their friends
~ suciaby aud quietly rs at h'nc.
Ih ukiul ipr past iayns, q cOninuince ol p''-
rontge l. respectfully solcited.
MRS. EDWIN ]. MERCER, Proprietor
Juue2i. l,.
n2IxTS PRIMES, y, The Jar ~ pcund, ~
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rEnginc Companies No. 7, ofProv-
idence and No. 3, Of Portland, Maine,
accompanied by two Bands of Music,
arrived here on an excursion yesterday,
in the steamer Miantonomi, and paraded
through our principal streets. The
Companies were very large, and they
made an excellent appearance.
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YEAST; a Problem, reprinted, with correc-
i tions aud additions, from Frazcr's Magazincl
by the author of Alton Locke.
The Daughter Of Night; story Of the present
time, by ). w. Fullon.
The Adventures Of Paul Periwinkle, by the au-
thor Of Cavendish, &c.
Ecarte; ar the Salons ofPars, by Major Rich
ardson, author of Wacousta, &c.
The Roue, attributed to +. j.. Bulwer, for sale
by WILLIAM II. PEEK,
i,g 80 Thames Street.
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,xsrp,-cTioNIN FRENCH.

II DESPOMMlERS, graduate e the Acad'
Ia, emy II Paris, Is prepare Ia give instruction
~ The Frenrh language, ~ al Who may desire
his services. either in classes ~ ~ wi,atc. Mr.
~ testimonial. may he seen NJ thu Ncnpnrt Pc
m,le Soiniu,ry, where he is nov teaching. We
will also give instruction IN Lliin and Hrc,s.
rIc25.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LlSI Or LIZ EtSs
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office Newport X.
IL l., July 10, 1851, when called for please say
" Advertised. "
Andrews Christopher Leroy Tunis
Ahbush Mrs A lapley Henry
Adams Anna Lewis Anthony
Burlington Moses B lcancn hlrs Nancy
Berger Dr Francis T. Iinslie Mrs Hannah
liuirr J imrs MURRAY Geo
Blrbcr w A hlcloy William
Booth Kesiah Mrtchrr " IN James
Barry Miss hlnlocl Rill
Coleman kobt w Meencn Ellen
Coleman Mrs Ann VI Alcaulcy Margaret
Caarlhe Mrs Owen James
Champm John N latten David
Dinmins Morris Perry Capt GeoW
Du1y Miss Ellen rullen Mrs Me.ccy
Ddninih Mrs Harriet Mp running MIS- l.ucy
Eagleston Mira Mary Ryan Danl
Field Mrs Mary Roach David
Fiiz John Rogers J y
Hriiiln JOhanmh Rondc Mrs
Gardiner Bcnj X ,dncy Ardclia 4
Gaop DIR Stockton l. A
FWwOod & Shaw lion0ra i
Halscy Rev Chas X Stafford Elizabeth ID
Hale Char les Sanger Mrs Lucy
Howard Geo,gc Taylor VIM X
Hale Capt Wolthc Tower GeoIge
Harding WIN Tiff Gal dner &
Hawkes. Winsow Tanner jeremiah
llanly Mrs Catherine Townsend Venus
Ham Lucy Taplin Nm
Johnson Ebcnezcr Updike Walter w
Jones 'Thos W\auTC
Jones Mrs West Selb,
Jefferson n NJ Warren Sarah G.
Jefferson Miss CatherineW Mrs Caroline
keeaan John Wheeler Mason
Kenyon ES Weaver Matthew ID
Logan Alexander
r. COGGESIIALL, p. VI.
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I'IyoLI

nrAmong the visitors at The Ocean
House. we notice Hon. John II Clarke,
of Pro,idcnca, L. y Senator from this
STATE
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lErnm n Y. Morning Starl


TRULY ALARMING The City Inspector s
weekly returns exhibit ieaifal array Of deaths
b., diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can more he in healthy
state W en- the stomach is dsordered, than a
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. And how readily and painlessly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
he regulated and restored to their full vigor
The Alternative and cordial properties Of HUTCH
IsGs' VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIA BITTERs will
accomplish this object with recision and GER
tamty that justify US in pronouncing it nfa'lible.
The accordant hstiInony Of all who have been
wise enough to give il trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof OF its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, lut upon the
voluntary declaration Of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofrcmark.
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can Le
had of the agents, free.
Price 90 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
Junel3
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FIRE WORKS tFIRE WORKsii
HOLMAN 4 HILL,
No. l39 Wiiiam Sf., up Ntmrs, I'd door Isiow

No. lS9 nMhdm NJ, up Nfnrs, Zd door Giow
Fuitoa.Sf, Nev kork.
have now iustore on consignment from the hest
Houses in ,lse i'nion, full assortment, 81 YIRE
WORKS. consisting in part ofrALm TREES, sAT-
rtRIEs, Mi~Es, DIAMOsD BATTkRiys, BtE
HIVES, Pam aud Cold Rockets of all sizes, Ro-
MAS cAsDLEs, WHEELS, ITALIAN sTkLAn-
Ehs, SCROLLS, ,TklANGLEs, PICrOks, FLOw-
ER PoTs, BEkGULA LiGhTs, sERrEhTs, I'm
HAois, Bias Lights, IoJp,dO,s, Isa,a bUs Crack
o5, Sc.
An Fire Works sold by them are warranted of
the b, 81 quality, ard they pariicula !, invite all
who may be in want Of any Of the aloye goods, ~
call on i.m hen visiting the city, and ,xa,nin-
their stock and prices, as they charge nothing Ion
showing goods and aie confident that they can
give better articles for the money than can
be found at any other cs'ablishm, ut in The city.
Reme .nler the No. l39 " iam ct.
New York, June 7. 3m.
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list RECEIVED

A. SrryRSs's HARDWARE SronE, corner
n Of T,am,s oad Nh StT,ota, large assortment
of Hardware, of every description, consisting IN
part of Pen and Pocket Knives Pruning do; SER
sors of all hin =; Bu,ton-hoe and Lamp do; TF-
bic Cutlery; Ivory handle Dinner and Dcs' II
Knives; Buok-horn imitation de; Carvcrs and
Forks to match; Brace and B,t,s;. Saws, some
very superior; Haichcis; iiammcrs; Planes;
Gauges Chsscls: Centre aud Augcr Bits;
Drawing Knives; RuIos--box-wood,i ivory, brass,
round and plain; Try Squares Spirit Levels,
iron and mahogany; Coach Wrenches; 6fihd
Stone Rollers; Oil and Sand Stones.
Builders and House Furnishing Goods.
Mortice Locks; latches; mineral and rose
wood knobs imitation do; cast and wrought iron
Shop and House Door La,cbes; Bea Pulls and
fixtures; Door Spr,ngs; iron and brass butts;
Butts aud Screws; ir"n, brass and copper W ne;
floor, scrub, dust, stove, shoe and window Brus'
es Feather Busters; Britannia and Japan Lamrs,
do. Canllesiicks; Milk Boilers; Family Grind
stones, Buter Moulds Coffee Mills; Enamellc'
Kettles Sauce Pans; Porrlngers and Sash-hand
Basins.
Nautical and Mathematical Instruments; Charts, ,
Telescopes Conpasses Qsadrants Parallel
Rules. Ship Masters Assistant; Blnnt's Coast
Piipt; Log Books, &c.
Also, kept constantly on hand, Borax, ard al
esiz of Emery. apr29
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DANCING Il WALTZING

E G.. SCIlAFFER, Professor of Dancing,
i from New York, Formerly Of Newport, and
Providence has the honoc 10 announce to the
Ladies and Gcnllemen of Newport, that his Acad-
emy will open on Thursday afternoon and evening,
NAV lith, at MASONIC IIAIaI.. For further
particulars see subscription paper at the Book
Stores of Mr.. James Hammond and VIM. A.
BARRIER, nj the Periodical Depot Of Mr.. d. J. Til.
hey, or apply to Mr.. ). On days Of tuition AZ
the Academy.
Newport, X, L., May 3.
First Soiree will be On "Wednesday evening,
July 2d, after which they will lc on Thursday
of each week for the season.
Tickets 10 he had at the door.
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EXPREsSING AND DRAYING, done at
II reasonable rates, by JOHN JOHNSON.
Orders left AT II. II. Young's. jyl.
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BIRD SEED, BIRD SEED.
4 fresh lot received and for sale at the va; iety
n store, III Thames Street, 10y
junc3O. STACY
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EnR SALE

L'RON one to thrrc-sevenths oi \ frm on rru-
Il dcncc Island, containing si> hundred aud
twenty-scycn acres, with large brick house, two
barns, crib and othcr out-huildnes th rcon; the
f,rm is well wlcrcd AMI offers gpnd orqoriu-
MT, lor any one wishing such farm, ior further
particulars apply to the subscriber, ~ ~ this oi-
flee. FERRY 4. IRISH,
junc25.
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Mr. EDITOR {:

If Jenny Lind is to give
a Concert in Newport, it is important
that il should be given in the best place
and from what we saw on the fourth OF
July, no place in Ncwpor, would be so
well suited for such Concert as the
First Baptist Church. 1t will hold as
many as any other building, and all
would be able to hear and to see. The
ladies we think would be unanimous to
have it in that place. We think The
proprietors OF that Church would have
no objection to let it for that purpose. -
hope you W \ exert your influence,
MIR. Editor, TO have il there.
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CONSUMPTION, Rush,om Clark Cos Gen
y uine Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; AN invoice Of
this invaluable article just received flesh and
SWEET almost free from odor OF taste, and answer
ing fully all the known tests of the Pure Oil. at
AporhecUics' Hall, by the Sole agcnts,
n,ue:}O Il. X. HAZARD & co.
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WASHINGTON, July ID.

The IntellIgencer Of this morning
says that they are authorized to state
that there is no truth in the absolute or
contingent resignation oi Mr.. Webster
His health now is perfectly good, but
. his physicians have advised sea voy-
age, or the medicinal springs in the Al
leghanies, or Western Virginia, to nit
igate his annual attack or catarrhal al
fection.
He has doubtless said if he should fl
naIly conclude on sea voyage, 1t
would probably lead to the necessity
of his leaving the Department.
New ORLEANS, July IL.
A duel was fought to-day between
Doctor Thomas Hunt and J. w. Frost,
of the New Orleans Crescent in which
the latter was killed, having received n
ball through his heart. The weapons
used were guns.
The Trinity Catholic Church, which
was seized by the sheriff in consequence
orsome difficulties between the Bishop
and pastor, has Just been destroyed by
fire. The well known facts of the case
suggest that it was possibly the work
of an incendiary, a party to the quar-
rel. Loss $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
WASHINGTON, July IL.

"ashiNoIoNi 'uiy ~
The report telcgraphed from this city
4 oi the resignation oi Mr.. Webster is un-
founded.
The Tacott Court Martial has been
dismissed, the President approving Of
. their decision. An invitation has been
extended 10 the President and Cabinet
to accompany Mr.. Webster on hls
journey North.
, Francis w. Rice, formerly OF Boston,
has beeu commissioned as consul to
Acapulco.
Secretary Graham leaves here to-
, morrow for his hJmc in North Caro-
lima.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

DURNETT'S Favouring Extracts, Rose,
- Lemon, Ncct,rine, Vanilla, Bitter Almonds,
and Cinnamon, just received direct irum the pro-
prieior, Joseph Burnett, of Boston; also, Mca-
kim's, Johnson's, and Preston's, Extracts, for IA
voring, Jos, received and for sale Wy
Z. ~ G. HAZARD, Druggist,
iune27 Next door North fost Oflicc.