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DR.J.s. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT


OF BUCIIU,
For all Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder also
Specific for Gout
This il decidedly one of the best remedies ever
used for diseases of the kidneys, bladder &C., and
also for gouy affections; always highly recommended
by the late DIR. Physick, and many of the most dis
tnguished medical men abroad Price 50 cents.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body, II Is more frequently dcranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet and
loss of appeitc-e skin become yellow. the spirits
droop, and there Is great aversion to society. Re
gulate the liver, and correct all these evils The
surest preparations 10 take Dr. ROSES cec
bratcd RGiiroador .3uti Bilious Pills. They carry
off the bile, and soon give appetite and strength
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where n
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for a long
tme.-Price SO cents; but for colds, bilious habits
aundice &C., take Dr. Roses .4ni- Bilious on Rail
road Pills, l2K and 25 cents per box.
All of the above preparations, with DIR. Roses
Medical Adviser to persons in Sickness and IN
Health, to be had OFF,. ID. Gilman, Charles Statt s
Co, w II. Gilman, John W. Narn, Patters8fi &
Marin, w. Morrison, WIN. T. Evans KidweIl s
Lawrence, J. B. Moore, Washington j. L. Kid
well, Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria,
Va. jy9-ly
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CHARAcTER.-We may easily Judge of
a mans character by what he loves
what pleases him. fla person manifests
pleasure in low and sordid objects; in
vulgar songs and debasing language; in
the mlsfortunes of his fellows, or cruelty
to animals, we may at once determine the
complexion of his character. On the
contrary, if he loves purity, modesty,
truth--if virtuous pursuits engage his
heart, draw out his atfections-wemayb be
satisfied he is an upright man. A de-
based mind shrinks from associations
with the good and wise.
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Varieties.

sG LESS THAN ONE Gent A cory.
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1.-THE second nuptials of the widow
Canter to Mr.. Frederick Rush, were for
tunately chronicled -

"When Cupid did this maiden banter
On Hymen's course TO take a brush,
AT first she went il with Confer,
But now she goes it with a Rush ."
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BEWARE OBJ CoUNTERFEITs AND
IMITA TIONS.


The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of
DR.. Wistar'. Balsam oi Wild Cherry, in all the
diseases Tor which il 10 recommended, curing ma
ny cases after the skill Of the best physicians
was un.vailing, has effected large and increas-
ing demand for il. This fact has cansed severnl
unprncipled counterfeilors and iinitators to palm
ot spurious mxures, Of similar name and appear
anoe, Tor the genuine Ralsan. "Dr. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry" 10 the onl, genuine
The rest merely initiate the name Of the original,
while they possess none Of its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO TIE MARKS.
The genuine Balsam IS put up in bottles, with
the words cdr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry, Ph'lad.," blown in the glass; each bottle
bearing label on the front with the signature OF
II WISTAR, NJ. ID.
This will be enveloped hereafter with u wrap
per; copyright secured, 1874; on which will al
ways appear the written signature OF al.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY
On account ct its grea, popularity, has been
EXTENSIVELY COUNT ERFEITED IN
PHILADELPHIA,
And some thousand bottles Of the spurious imita-
tion thrown into the market and extensively cir
culated.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE
. PURCHASING! s.r
Originally prepared by Williams & Co, ,Phila-
delph'a, now prepared and ,old, Wholesale and
retail, only by Seth We Fowle, Boston, Mass, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale by his agents.
Agents for selling Wistar's Balsam:- X. J.
Taylor, Newport; 5. W. Briggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
mouth; William Cory, Tiverton 4 Corners; =
y. Steere. Greenville. NIL 2w
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! rYoHs
KATHAIKQN
FOR THE
~ =. "A -.

THE KATiIAIRON nrutrnires the effects si
1 the disease, climate, and old sge, in rrrsrrv.
ing snd restoring the Human Hair, s,rn after
n 'aidnrss of many yearf; cl~ansing the scalp
from UANDRUEF
and all ih natural impurities i,ansdiatciy:rs-
heves $! !upatheiic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHES
And cures all Cuianeous diseases Of the skin,
such as Salt Rbeum, ErysipcIas, Itch, Inhamus.
tons &c. &c. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair a rich, soft, glossy sna
curling appearance, nothing has ever iscn dipco-
vered to equal its isoontcsted--its inconiestibls
virtues. IL exhaleS the perfume Of the most
delightful and exotic flowers, aad is free fron all
mineral properties, or any Suhstance whi-h caa
color the skin, or stain lady's hat. For
BALD AND GRAY HEADS
II il rre eminentty beneficial.
"The knihairon has full, restored my hslr
after badness Of " years.
Causing il to grow luxurianty, aud giving il a
soft and curling appearance, Of the most
delightful character.
A. J. COURTRIGHT, 76 Broad street, y. Y.
The use Of the Kaihairon is adapted by the
fra physician in Europe aud AmercH, and has u
n patronage aud sale unprecedented in the hsto-
ry Of the Mateira Nedca.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North
and South America. Europe and the Islands Of
the Ocean, in large, handsome bottles, tor z5 cts.
Profits only in extensive sales.
Sold 10 the trade AT liberal discount, but
commissioned in no instance.
F.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist & Manufacturer.
ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor ,l6l Broadway,N.Y.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD & CASWELL. and by all diusj
gists every where.
ml9-dS w3mis
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Die0.

In Swanzey, Mass, on the l4lh inst, after q
lingering illness, Miss Lydia, daughter OF Parker
and lydia Weaver, formerly Of Middlctown, r.
L.. in the 43d year OF her age.
In this towr., 18th inst, Olivia. Youngest
daughter Of Mr.. John Easton, rged year, 5
months aud IL days.
Ere sin could bigh, or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to heaven conveyed,
And bade il blossom there.
On Monday morning, 10Th inst, IN board tho
steamship James Adler. while on his passage
home, Dyer &. Potter, son 0f Nathaniel +. Pot
ter, ESQ.,, OF Providence, in the 22d year Of his
age.
In East Concord, N. II, 9th ut., Mrs. Rhoda
Fletcher, wife OF Hon. Israel w. Kelly, in her
77th year. Mrs. Kelly was a sister of Hon.
Daniel Webstcr's frs, wife.
u New Bedford, 18th inst. Lewellsu, daugh-
ter Of Albert and 8. Lewellen Hammctt, aged s
mos, 10 DAYS.
AZ New York, 18th inst, Elizabeth Caroline,
enly daughter Of Right Rev. BENZ. \. OndeS
donk, in her 3Sth year; Anne Saltopstall, wife
ofRev. William Walton, aud daughter Of Rev.
Saruel Seabury, %.
In Lowell. 10Th inst, benjamin Frederick
French, Esq, President of the Railroad Bank,
aged 63.
In Norwich, CT, 18th inst, Simon u. Chap
years.
In Avon, CT, 18th inst. Mrs. Mary Judd, re-
lict OF Mr.. Calvin Judd, in her 9lst year.
Near Lake Providence, April "a, Hon. Will
liam Benjamin, Of Carroll, La.
At Auburn, Chicot County, Arkansas, on the
4th inst, Rev. Benjamin Shaw, aged 81 years.
lie was born in this town, iut for many years
was a resident Of the South Western States. At
the age Of IA he joined the Second baptist
Church in this town; exemplary in all the rela-
tons as brother, husband, iither and fricnd---a
successful minister Of the Gospel, h, lived bclov-
ed and died amented.
"Blessed are the dead, that die in the Lord"
CON.
In Providence, on Thursday evening last. Mr..
Alfred lliGe., in the 50th year Of his age.
At the University Of Virginia, on the 10th
instant, Virginia II. Courtenay, consoit Of Prot.
+. II. Courtenay, and eldest daughter Cf Prof.
Henry Howard.
In California, J. ID. Greenman and B. A.
Mason, OF Rhode Island
In Pawtuxet, 22d INST Capt. Peieg Rhodes,
Is. Il y in the 6lst year Of his ago.
In Atleborough, 18th inst, Of paralysis,
Phiness Ss-ery, 81. d., in the 54th year OF his
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@drrte0.

In this town, on Wednesday morning, by Rev.
7. Thayer, Mr.. Gilbert Woolsey, Of Jtrse, City,
N. :, and Miss Sophia Augusta. youngest daugh.
ter OF Capt. stephen Po,te,, Of this town.
In New York on Tuesday, l7lh Instant, at
Calvary Church, by the Rev. DR.. Hawks, Edwin
Augustus Post, and Miss Margaret Gibbes.
In Taunton, 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Snow,
NJ. NJ. ID. kimball, Of Boston, and Miss Su,sn
T., daughter Of Hon. Marcus Morton, OF Taun-
ton.
In Fall River, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Asa
Bronson, Mr.. Charles }. Card, Of Newport, Il.
L., and Miss Rebecca Short, oi +. r.
In Mobile, on the 18th Of April, by the Rev.
Mr.. Knapp, Henry Hall. Of Mobile, and Anna
Mary, daughter Of Archibald Smoot, ESQ.,, Of
Clarke County, Alabama.
In Fall River, on the 10th INST, by Rev. Asa
Bronson, Rev. Samuel 7. Livermore, of Livo-
ma, N. Y, TO Miss Malvina r. Brown, of that
town, daughter of Capt. VIM. Brown, Master Of
the steamer Bay State.
In Beaufort, 8. e., John A. Stuart, formerly
editor Of the Charleston Mercury, aged 63.
In New Bedford, Thursday 18th inst Henry
p. Butler Of Edgertown, NJ. V. to Martha Loui-
sa, daughter OF Richard F.Wlliams of,his town.
In Providence, 2d inst, Mr.. Daniel s. Cong
don, Of Cranston. and Miss Mary Anthony, Of
Coventry
In Providence, l7,h inst, William II. Bah
cock, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and PencloI b., sec
ond daughter Of the late George Andrews. ofP.
In Olneyville, on the 18th Hst., by Rev. Geo.
r. Day. Mr.. Alber, l.. Whipple and Mary l..
Orswell, both ofP
In this town, Sunday, May 22d, by Rev. s.
Adlam, Mr.. Henry Ash and Miss Adeline " hit.
man, all ofthis town.
In this town, Monday. May 23d. by Rev. s.
Adam, Mr. Charles 4. Peckham aud Miss Mnry
f. Bliss, all Of this town.
in Washington city, on Monday, May I6, ly
the Rev. MIR. De Necker, +. A. WhiPple, Uni
ted States Navy. and Miss Camilla simmr,
daughter Of Elexius Smms. Of ".
In Springfield, Mass. 10Th inst, Penny Y.
Fessenden, of New York, and Miss Fanny f.,
daughter of the Rev. DIR. Osgood.
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UThe philan,hropist and Sagc who
relieves the distresses OF his fello linen,
receives the universal praise Of the
world. Why should not such a univeI.
sal lame be extended to MORTl-
MORE'S RHEUMATIC COM
POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
whose miraculous efficacy has been
proved by the thousands Of rem .rkable
cures made Of the very worst cases Of
chronic and inAammatory rheumatism
A single trial will convince the most
sxeptical.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE subscrib,r ha. now on hand good sup
i ply Of seasoned Walnut, Oak, Eastern and
Southern Pine Wood; also prepared Red and
White Ash Coal, jus, received. which he offers
to the public upon US good terms ~ any other
dealer in Newport.
Orders lett with sIr, Gofs, at the United
States Clothing Store, doors North of Post OF.
fec, or at the office on the wharf, opposite the
foot " Mary ST., formerly y. Is. Psckham's)
will receive prompt attention. -
ais wM. J. SwINBURNE.
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DIR. NIAIsCHISI'S

DlERl ~ CAItiOLlCON.
HE USDERsIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
appointed Agents for the sale Of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully In
vite the attention Of Ladies' and Practitioners Of Ns1
pUt and vicinity, to the CRAFTY ing success that has
attended its use wherever introduced, and It's happy
adaptation to the cure of all the distressing disesses
for which II il offered; being tho,e incidental to
the respectable female whether marriei or single,
aud usually knowy by The name OF
FEM1LE 60 MPLAINTS.
Ofthese nre PRoLirsus UrERi. or Failing Of the
Womb FLuoR ALBus. or Whites CHRoN IN
PLANTATION ASp uLcERATios or THE oNB /,
INCIDENTAL HENoRRuAOE, or Flooding; PAIN.
FuL, SUPPRESSED, AND IRREGuLAR MENsTRUA
ToS, &C., with all their accompanying evils Cancer
exceptedO no matter hOw severe, or OF how long
standing.
This CATUOLICON is in every way worthy Of
the confidence OF the afflicted successful, snfe
and chesp remedy, is youched for by the fact oi s
having received the appreciation and liberal patron.
age OF many prominent members of the
MEDICAL FACULTY
In ~. lite. States and also by the voluntary tes-
timoUia,s given in the pamphlets from Ladies' ard
Physicians q; the highest rcspecHbiliIy, certified
by the most satisfactory authority.
This preparation is not azure all hut IL intend
ed expressly for the abaye-naned complaints, 30
very distressing Ia their nature aud consequences,
and which have heretofore resisted the skill aud eN
ertions Of the most accomplished fhysciaGs Of all
countries, tn degree beyond that oi perhaps any
other malady 20 which The human family il heir.
THE INGREDIENTS, as certified BY high med
iehl authority, (see pamphlct) Hre ALL NEGETA-
BILE, and are not associated with any article un.
friendly to the animal economy.
REFEKLhcEs
p. ". Peckham, NJ. D., Uucs, NY.
J.. ID. Fleming, VI. D., Canandagua, n. Y.
ID. Y. Fooe, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
N. II. Mills, NJ ", Rochester, NY
J. &. Orrick, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D.,
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., City of New-York.
w. Prescott VI d., Concord, N. a..
Pamphlets can be had at the Drug stores "
For sale in this town by the Druggists generally.
MOVES =. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by most of the Druggist In the State.
Is. MARtliISl q co, PToprietor.
Central Depot, 30i Broadway, N. YORK. mlly
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poetifal.


For the Nass.
MARy's LIPS ARE RED WITH ROSES.
Anoorsoate.l ]
ny niJoR o. W. rATTES, U. s.A.
hary's lps sre red with roses,
Yet how cold the words they ssy
10y on Mays cheek reroses,
Yet that cheek 10 turned away,
ssiil for oil this esrelrss seeming,
hsrys eyes, sersnely bssming,
bhne like starlight through my dreaming,
Might and dsy.
Mays lips may learn their folly
When the hour 10 past for bliss
And her cheek Of melancholy
vainly turns In search Of this
When she finds how humours vary.
Then, perhaps, may frugal Mary
Mourn the hour she wssso chaIy
-Ofa kiss.
TO MARY.
HAo died on the lat Of Msy.
nv LLOYD oLovsa.
Sleep, gentle Mary on thy brsas,
The summer flowers will bloom,
While thou, their brightest and their hest,
Dost wther In the tomb.
The sun will beam at morning fair,
But, ah! THY light no more
The song Of birds will load the air.
Thy sweeter song 10 DER.
Thy lute-toned laugh, thy gushing glee,
Which thrilled US all the day,
Il hushed, like music on the sea,
by Nasds lured away.
The living tints Of purest blue
Are faded from thine eye
Thy spirit, like the fragrant dew,
Hath noated to the sky.
Sleep sweetly, Mary thy pure soul
Through farsr scenes will rove,
In realms beyond this world'n control,
Where all is light and love.
Weep not, fond mother, DER her tomb,
Nor where thine angel tod;
Thy beaute ons May -fowe er now doth bloom
Before the throne of God
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o., Gov. Stevens, OF Washington terri.
tory, has completed his arrangements
at the DEPARTMENT., and will immedi.
ateiy proceed on the northern surveying
expedition Tor The Pacific.
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4TE AM MILL

TNHE subscribers wish to call the attention Of
L there friends and the public generally to their
Establishment on Tanner ST., here they Keep
ON hand and are constantly making, Window
frames, Sashes, Blinds, Doors, Fence Cappings
and Mouldings, of every discripton, Planning and
Saving Of all kinds, such IA Jois,, Plank, Boards
and Clap boards. All work wal rantrd.
Orders left with Mcssrs. Fiuch 4 Engs will
insure ompt attention.
sat GIDEON LAWTO\ h Go.
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SPRING GOODS.

SfhiNr NoolS.
THE subscriber is now prepared to offer large
L and beautiful assortment of Boots and Shocs,
consisting of every variety and a, prices l"N MS
they were List year notwithstanding tho rise on
every other article Of consumption.
Please call aud examine my stock before Iur-
chasing, rs feel confident il will I've to your ad-
vantage TO doso
Boots and Shoe. Of every description mnnufne.
turcd TO order and warranted.
Repairing done neatly and expeditiuusly.
I. MUMFORD SEtBURY.
m2S 40 Thames St.
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LIGHT, Light.

WE have jus, received the following material,
w ior produ'ing good and cheap hght,--
Pure Sperm OIL, Elephant oil, Lard oil, Whale
Oil, Pine OIL, Fluid inl Camphsne. alsc Cans,
wicsiu,, thiDucys, Sc, all Of which p,ll .
sold ver, ~heip ~ 'he r.ta" Iorrsr. sZ1
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

y II. TlSDALE & son, in addition to their
u. stock Of Fancy Gods, Jewelry aud Silver
Ware, are now opening fine assortment Of stan,
dard goods, among which are rich Silver Plated
Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Wine Trays, Table
Castors, Drinking Cups, new patterns of AL'bata
aud Silver Dessert. Tea and Table Forks aud
spoons, Fine Ivory Cutlery, Joint aud GarIe
Carvers, Knife Rests. Nut Cracks, Table Mats
Chamber Candle Sticks, Lamps, Thermometers,
and variety Of other useful housekeeping goods,
The attention of purchaser. "a invited with the
assurance that for similar good. the prices are the
The lowest l3S Thames Street. a22
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CLOTHES DRYERS.
lust received and for sale by A. II. STEW
y EMS, few more setts Of those Clothes Dry
erp. [a23l 1856 Thames FL.
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AYERS Cherry Pecioral, and Dr. Roger :
n Syrup of Tar and Csnchalseua. among the
very best remedies for severe conshs, eoIds, aud
diseases Of the chest and lungsi iar sale 10y the
sgens. HAZARD n cASN ELL,
Apothecarier Hall & Hall Of Pharmac,.
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MisHAP TO TIE" NORTH SrAR."--
Com. Vanderbildts yacht North Star,
which was to have set out on her
European excursion this morning, has
met with a mishap which will probably
be the occasion of postponing her final
departure for few days.
There is a sunken reef OF rocks of the
foot Of Jackson street East River, and
on this reef the yacht is said 10 have
materially damaged her keel SO
much so as to make her detention
necessary. We have no further parti-
sulars as yet.-N Y. Erpress.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE co-partnrrship heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of SrErSON & THAlER, has
this day been dissolved; all persons indebted to
s.AT oil m-lo Payment inme edia,sly to
s2s WILLIAM " THAyER
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y 000 bush. p',s,s BsI,inn~ ~ Jurp, pet 20.
C,UUO csived and Tor sse NJ the si,rs -
sb an Gris nin, 4
as JuAe. W. rTptr.
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COM VI ERCIsL MUTUAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY,

PRovIDENCE, ". J..
Ofilce In Franklin House. corner Of South Main an
College Streets.
Insure against Fire and Marine Risks on as fnvoIs
BILE terms as other Stock Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the same security ~ othe
Stock Companies with the additional ndv antage to
the Insured Of sharing equally with the Sockhodsrs
IN the Nett Earnings Of te business, without any lie
bility TO assessment.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Harkness, Amos N. Beckwith,
Gray TAFT, Henry Lippti,
Truman Beckwith, Hosea Balluu. Jr.,
ThcnRs j. stead, Henry T.. NAihewson
William A. Robinson, James q. Anthony,
James Y. Smith, John N Mason,
A. u. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings Bar,tow, Edward P.aree,
Charles ". Dabney, George w. ihn,in,
Charles l.. Fisher, William ]. King,
Cyrus TUT, JosephCHrpenter,
Cyrus II. Manchester, Seth Pad,liotd,
Enl 7. Mason.
THOMAS uARKNEss, President
Csc. e.. ARsokD, sccty.
ApplirstioI pCr mail ior Insurance to this Compa
ny will i,ceye prompt attention.
f23 dSsiy
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AYERS Cherry Pec'oral, . most excellent
N remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma aud all
diseases Of the throat, chest, or urgs, or sale
irc,h, by the Agents.
ai6 HAZARD 4 CASWEIL,
Apoihecaries Hall aud Hall Of Pharmacy.
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) tllarinc 1ntelliecnte. @
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ARRIVED.
TUESDAY. May "a.
schr. Delaware, Harding, Phila, Provi Al.
fred, Hall, Rockland, N Y; Lucy Blake, Spear,
do, do; Loo, Smith, do. do; Belle, Nicker'on,
Prov, CT. River. s'oop New Era, Cleaves,
Rochport, N Y.
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"We visited the Aquidneck House,
a lew days since, and thoroughly exam-
insd It in all parts. Mr. Rider, the
proprietor, has made various valuable
improvements on the premises, and COM
mences business there with the most
Aa,tcring prospects. The location is
one OF the most delightful in Newport,
and the qualifications Of the proprietor
are such that we can warrant the Aquid-
neck House to be equal to any establish
ment OF the sIze In the country.
~The Democrats OF Poughkeepsis
have called meeting TO protest against
the appointment Of Albert Pense, the
Editor Of the Poughkeepsie Telegraph,
, as Postmaster oi that village. They
say 1t 10 "wrong and an outrage TO the
feelings ol the Denocracy."- aid call
upon hIm as man AMI a Democrat, 10
, resign.
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- tDfSiIES. .fresh frpm the Gsrdso, Tor cal.
IL a. X WILSON'S. ~ Thsm.. 81 rs
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W The following appointments are
given az settled Gov. Seymour, of
Conn. minister TO Russia ! Peter J.
Vroom, Of New jersey, minister TO
Prussia Samuel Medary, Of Ohio, min.
ister TO Chill; ex.Gov. TrousJale, Of
Tennei zee, minister to Brazil; Lieu.
Gov. Lrake, OF Virginia, commissioner
10 Sandwich Islands.
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UIn the Connecticut House oil Rep
resen,atives, a bill requiring railroad
corporations to employ a brakeman Oh
each car, and all passenger trains to
stop at leas. two minutes at stations,
under penalty for neglect Of 81 900,
has beeu read second time and re-.
ferred to the Committee on Railroad
Accidents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

il BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS. IN OUR MAIL
PACKET BOATS, BY SCOTTSVILLE K LYNCH
BURG-On and after the 10TH boats will leave Rich
moud daily sunday excepted, at the usual hour p NJ
and arrived in Lynchburg "a hours and in Buchanan
AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan at II, A. NJ every day ex-
cept Sundays arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. M; leave
Eynchburg at p NJ and arrive in Richmondin 80
in time with the Norfolk boats leaving at 81
NJ, and the Southern and Northern Railroad leav
ing at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line o.
stages North river returning leave Lexington every
day. except Sunday and arrive in Richmond in A hours
Passengers for Farmvile, fare 50; Buckingham c. H.
fare SO 25 charlottesville fare 81 and Stanton fare 81
will leave Richmond in Monday w ednesday and Fri
day boats.
Below see card of time of arrival intermediate dis
tances.
Leave Richmond daiy SUNDAYS excepted ate p NJ