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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-30
MdrrteU.

In Warwick on Monday, June Goth, by Rev.
J. T.. Cheshire, MIR. Francis f. Re,no DIS and
MISS Abby +. Sweet both of Wexford
On Thursday, June 2, AZ St. Paul's Chnrch,
Paterson. New Jersey the Right Rev. :. A
McCoskry, Bishop Of Michigan, Lieut.. Col. An
drew Porter, U. ). Army, aud Margaretta Fal-
contr, daughter Of Major John Bidde, Of Mlchi-
gan.
In I.unenburg, Mass. Mr.. Francis 4. Whit
ney, OF Leominster, and Miss Mary L. Baker, OF
L.
In Providence, 22d inst, by Rev. Mr.. Swain,
J. Lewis Peirce and Lucretia, daughter Of Jehn
A. Foster, Esq.
In Providence, 23d inst, by Rev. Mr.. Doug
lass, Mr.. Henry Gils, and Elizabeth Sutherland
daughter of David Sutherland, Esq.
In Worcester, on the 23d inst Wm 7. Grin
nell, OF Providence, and OIivi, Capron, daug hter
OF h. l.. Capron, Of w.
In Pawtucket, 18th inst, MIR. Samuel ID.
Spnk. of Providence, aud Miss Caroline a. Cap
ron, of z.
In Woonsocket, 10th inst, Mr.. ID. l.. Wilkn-
son, of Smithfeld, and Miss Sarah l.. Tourtel-
lott; on the 18th. Mr.. Samuel T.. Rowley, of lbos-
ton, and Miss Harriet L. Durham, of Blackstone.
In Bristol, 23d inst, DR.. l.. A. Martin and
Miss Sarah :. Bahbiu.
In Crompton, on Sunday evening, 26th inst,
by Rev Jonathan Brayton, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Bates,
OF Wexford, and Miss Sarah l.. Gardner. of
Crompton.
In Bristol, 23d inst. Mr.. Luther A. Martin
and Miss Sarah Scott daugh ghter OF Jacob Babbitt,
Esq all of b.
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OCEAN HOUSE.
NEWPORT. r. 4

V'iiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
aud the travelling public, Aod especially those
who have heretofore passed their summers nj
Newport, that his well known estalilishmen nj has
Just been put in the most perfect order. and will
be opened Tor the reception Vi guests on the 18th
of June. The most ample arrangements have
b.en made for the comfort and enjo, ntnt of all
IN Ise who may sojourn at the Ocean Iioure.
! he celebrated Germana Musical Soeieiy will
perform -, The house, as heretofore.
lie will be asssisi,d d by several Of the mott
popular aud experienced h1tc-iren in the coun.
Try.
Those visiting the Ocean House may rect rs
sured tha, they can AT all times he supplied with
all the lUXURlES which they are accustomed
70 Indulge ia, and which they have heretofore en-
10, ed al the Ocean House.
Two splendid Steamers, the Empire State and
Bay State, leave New York every afternoon, At
5, 7. VI, and arrive here early in the morning
returning, the boats leave here for New York ev-
cry evening, at o'clock. The connection be-
tween this place and Boston is by steamboat and
railroad, twice a day.
The price of board and general expenses nj
Newport, are less than al any other fashionable
watrrIng. place. From the arrangements, which
have been made, the large numlcr Of looms al
ready engaged, and the unusually large number
of private houses which have been secured, II il
certain that the coming summer will be the gay
est and most fashionable Which has ever been
knuwn in Newport
The House wl be liz By Gas this season for
the first time.
JDJJN q WEAVER
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DIR. MAItCHIsI's
UTERINE CATHOLICON.

HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DuIy
npponled Ag.nis toI The sale ol this trLiy IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would rep, etfully III
vie the attention OF Ladies and Pfscrohtrs OF N,w
PAT and vicinity To IN, gratiiyi ing success that has
attended it's use wherever introduced and its happy
adaptation to the cure OF all the distressing diseases
Tor which II Is oreredi being those incidental To
the respectable female, whether marriet or single,
aud Usually known by The name Uf
FENLLE COMPLAINTS.
or these are PRoLAPsUs uTERI or Failing OF the
Womb FLUoR ALBUs, or h:ics tnRoNlc In
fL,MsArIos AND uLcgRATIoS Or rue Noas :
INCIDENTAL HKNoRRuAGE, or FIoooug PAiN-
fuL, SUPPRESSED, AND IsREGuLAR MLssrRUA
rIoS, Sc.. with all their accom- pany ing evils Ca c,
e'cepted) 10 matter how severe, or oi how long
standing.
the Confidence of the afflicted rs successful, safe,
sud cheap remedy, Is vouched for by the tact nI t'
having received the appreciation aud liberal patron
age oi many prominent members 81 the
MEDICAL FACULTY
Ia the United States anu also by the vOluntar. iss.
tiinonials given Ia the pamphlets, from Ladies nEd
Phy'tcians oi the highest responsibility as eefiined
by the most satisfactory authority
THIS pre- paIntUn Is not n" cure all A." hut is intend
ed expressly for the aboye-na ned omplaiuts, 40
very distressing In their nature aui Couseq uenees,
aud which have hereIo resisted IA. ,kili aud
ertons OF the most accomplished fhysicia"s Oi all
countries, Ia a degree beyond that OF perhaps any
other malad! To which the human family l. heir
THE lNoREulENis, MS certified BY high med
lesl authority (see panphlet) are ALL NEGbTA
IS. T., and are not associated with any aitcl, VA
friendly 10 The animal economy.
REfEHtNCEs
2. II. Pee ckham, NJ. D., UticsN.i.
L. ID Fleming, NJ. D., CaBanGsi-ua \.
u. u toute, NJ. D., syracuse, \ y
Nj. a. Mills. NJ. H., Rochester, N.l.
J. [. Orrick, NJ. ~, BALTIMORE, Nd.
Prof Dunbar, NJ b.
". W. Reese, NJ. l., city Of Nrw-Yrrk.
W. Prescott VI d., Concord, NJ
Pamphlets can be had AT The pIus stores II
fUT sale IN this town by the DIuKyl,Is generally.
NOhEs :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by most oi the Druggist In the Stale.
J Is. MARthlsl a co, PIoprIetors.
Cental Depot, 3Ui broadway, n. lOrK. mlly
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UJMr. j. G. Burrows, Of Providence,
has leased Concert Hall, in Deb ois'
block, Tor the season, and is fitting it
up Tor theatrical performances. He has
acquired considerable celebrity in his
business as Manager Of the Worcester
Museum, for some time past. L, is his
intention 10 have a first-class place Of
amusement here during the summer.
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WILLIAM w. HAZARD.
TOURO ; rREET HOUSE,
.t-,.snnnD, N

TIE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friend.
i and the public that he has purch ,scd the
above well known and pleas ,ntly situated cstab.
lshment, ami having thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished II, intends making It one pf the
most desirable establishments tor strangers VISIT
ing Newport. The House was opened Ior the
reception OF company on the llIh uf June, aud
no efforts will be spared to give eu,ire satlsfsc-
ton To those who see iii Ia give ii their patron
ase.
CHARLES DEyENS, Jr. Proprietor.
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CITY COAL YARD,

THE subsc iber would respectfully call the Al.
L tention OF purchasers OF Coal ~ Newport and
vicinity, 10 his select and extensive assoi imen
embracing variety ofprepared Red and white
Ash of the rures, qualities. Also, all Kinds Of
Seasoned Wood constantly on hand, which will
be sold upon tbs most favorable terms. Orders
left a, the Ofhcc the wharf, or with J. II. vii.
bour, No. Washington Square, NIL meet with
prompt attention CHARLES WILLIAMS.
MA
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A Commute Of the Connecticut Leg
lslature has reported in favor OF the
abolition of capital punishment subs,i-
tuting imprisonment ior life, ns IN SO
many others of the States.
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MIR. Gouverneur Kemble, who is 60
ing The rounds OF the court circles in
England with Mr.. Van Buren,, is an
nounced in the Court journals as "Mr.
Kemble, Gorerkor Of New York
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GyAmong the Gra,uties at the re
cent exhibition OF the Rhode Island
Horticultural Society, we notice ST. 90
10 Thomas CALVIN & Son, Of this city,
Tor fine basket OF flowers. The Messrs.
Calvin are surerior florists.
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AQUlDNECk HOUSE.
LATE RRAY HOUSE.

INVNTUTt- ~ =
THE Subscriber respectfully mfGrms his
friends and tn public generally that he has pur
chasedt the above well known establishment, aud
having thoroughly rem waited aud supplied it with
new furniture, and introduced many modein i'm
proyements, lit will I've opened for the reception
Of visitors on the 18th OF April. II is convc-
niently located, aud 1t. airy aud pleasant situa-
ton is not supposedly any other house in town.
The subscriber intends 10 make it one Of the
best and most fashionable resorts ior the travel
ling public, to he kept open through the year tor
steady and transient hOaIders. People Wishing
Newprr COR pleasure or business, will Gnd tins
House onyenent at all seasons ui the year,
PHILIP RiDER. Proprietor.
Ne ort. r. l., April Is, 1853.
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etA new experiment is in progress

0tA new experiment is in progress
at the Delevan House in Albany. All
the walters OF that establishment are
women, and il is said that they "per-
torn the duties Of their position in a sat
isiac tory manner. If they have any
fault as walters, itls owing chiefly to
want ofpractice but partly to the Ii
midily natural TO their sex; and not a
lltile TO their excessive desire TO acqult
themselves well. They ask the guests
SO frequently, and in such appealing
whispers, to pariake of the various vi
ands, that sympathetic person is
tempted to gorge himself on purp ose TO
oblige them"
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY,

PhoyIpENCE, !.
OiTite IN Franklin House, cotber OF sogGh Main an
college streets
Insure against Fire aud Marine Risks on 10 favor,
bic terms as other Stok Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the -en- security y othe
stock Companies with lhe additional advantage IA
the Insured ol sharing equally with the Soc shudtI,
IN tue N,u Earnings o the business, without anS Ia
tilty 10 assessment
DIRECTORS.
Thona, Ilsrkues. Amos y Brckwith,
Gray TAFT, Henry Iippu,
T,unau Beckwh, 4 osea BHlluu, IT,,
Tn uh. I stead, Henry =. Nn,hrwson
WI, am 4 Robinson, James G.. Authuny,
James Smith, 'ohn Mason,
4 B Dixie, bsuel Day,
BILLINGS BAr,tow, Edward rearcs,
Charles ~. Dshney, George W. thHpin,
,htrles l.. Fisher, ilam J. Kmg,
Cyrus TAFT, Joseph arpenter,
CNfus B. Manchester, Selh Ppdtl,oTd,
earl 7. Mason.
THOMAS lNEKNESS, President.
Ggo. G. ARNCLD, Srcr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance Ia this Comps
ny will receive prompt attention.
1873 d&w ly
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ATLANTIC HOUSE !,

VIEW Ioh "
HNHE above-naned Summer-iIotel, havins :
L been pu, in thorough order, and having
many additions made 10 its accommodations,
among which is the introduction of Gas since lis
close the last season. is now ope' tor the recep-
,ion OF COMPANY; and the subscriber ASSUMES his
old patrons aGd the public that no pains will be
spared 10 make the Atlantic iious. a conioria-
BILE aud agreeable summer resort.
The Germania Musical Society is engaged as
heretofore, at this House.
JOS. II. WEAVER,
i'll proprigtDr,
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IADY,S MARKET.

THE subscribe, intnIms the cuizens of New
4 port and It's summer visitors that he has te-
moved hi- well kuown Market to I61 and l69
Thames Street, where h. will keep n constant
and lull suuply at all hmd Of meats fres h from the
New York hhrN-t, poultry. Game ofrv-ry vari.
ely, vegetables, fruits ot all descriptions, &c.
which he will supply Al to. shnrtes, notice. A.
s., Pork, iiams, smoked Tongues, Lard ana
Butter, al fresh and in excellent order, nnd
which will be ecu, to any part of he town tree VI
expense. LYMAN CADf.
ml0
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The Rev. Mr.. Street produces testi-
mony TO show iha, the body OF Arthur
Spring was buried with the coffin, but
must have been ahstracted afterwards.
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%The Democrats OF the Sixth
q Ward in Providence have nominated
Thomas w. Dorr as a candidate for
delegate TO the Constitutional Conven.
finn
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UPAt the election in Portsmouth,
yesterday, the vote s,ood-ior Conven-
ton, a. against Convention, 10.
Delegates,-John Manchester, James
Chace, Wings.
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%CaPt Henry Diman, OF BRISTOL
has been appointed Keeper OF the San
dy Point Ligh, House, in place OF Mr..
Peleg Sherman, removed
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STEAM MILL.

VNiE suh-ctib,rs wish 10 call the st,rntion ~
L there friends aud the public general To theW
establishment un Tanner ST., v here they Keep
on hand and constantly making, Window
frames, Sasbes, Dhuds, Dours, Tsurr Ca,gings
Saving Of AL kinds, euch as Joisi, Plank. Boards
and Clap boards. All wuik wsiralt,d.
Orders hit with Messrs. fiuch 4 Bngs ell
insure ompt sii,uiiun.
sat GIDEON LAWTOf h Co.
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TUE STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Town Iiefh OIlce, South hlngstO
Iu.. 30 1890

THERE came into the possession OF Willard
Il Hazard. In said town, on the 2ist day Of June,
A. ID. 1858. in damage frasant, n dnrk red cow,
about four years old, having no natural or aui6e.
,al m,rks upon her. Said coz was taken and
10 held uudcr the statute oi said State 40 IN 80.
u,v. y aol POWELL HEIMr, Torr CIV
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OCEAN
BATHING HOUSE
SALT & FRESH WATER,
WARM & COLD.
No. % Thames street

No. 63 hames StICct,
foot of Parade, next Souih BRICK Market.
SAMUEL YOUNG, RiEIOR,
EITrED and Furni,h,d, in neat and fashion.
L able style ior LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN.
MIR. Young would return his thanks 10 his ma.
ny friends and kind public, for tie liberal pat
ronaqe herct, fore hes owed upon him and would
solicit continuance ot the samc IN the Bathing
department. which he fatIcrs himself will he osn-
Quoted in u proper and satisfactory manner.
Everything in connection w.t. this branch ~ Of
the first order--lhc sab Water is drawn pure
from the Ocean, Nv means ofpipcs fitted for that
purpose, while the Fresh Waer sp,rklcs and
bo,ls, pure and spontaneously, from its ows
rock-bedded spr,ng.
NIB. :. Y. ~ perfectly familiar with the
Bathing business, having bad long experience IN
the same.
HAIR.DREsSING carried on IA usual in al
It's variou. branches. im
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FINE pElFINERY
sUMMERHATs UrSr RECEIVED.

SUMNER HATS JUST RECEIVED.
'i'!E Iug"st aui hr=t assJItWrnt 81 Su,niner
i Hats ever offered ~ this CITY. consisting Of
Drab Beaver, White Brush \ Plain kossu,h
iits, also Panama, Lrghpru, Pedal, Canton,
Rutland, Ghim Peal, Canada, SInnrt, and
P,lme,t Hats, of every description ~ low NJ
can he found cl.ewhuc. a large 10, Of PaL,lcaf
Hats inr sale by the dozen. Il! Thames Street.
m26 JACOB WEAVER.
P.S. Pamm,, Lrghorn, and straw Hate
clcane an pressed ia the best m tnner ahovs.
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NEW GOODS,
L L. Slf II Y
CURTAIN MrSI.INS

CURTAIN MtSIi\S.
II LAWrON & BROTHERS will dpen this
l. morning large assortment ut Curtain Mss
iins, including Floss Worked and Tamborcd.c q
various qualities, from low priced TO those Of ric
and elegant designs; also, buff and " hitr shade
Linens of different widths, Rich tiilt Con'ces +,
Curtain Bands aud HOODS, MA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-30

GT Pu,nam's Magazine for July is
an unusually choice number. The ar,i-
cles are all on very interesting subjects,
and written with great care. Is embeI-
llshmcnts, The Educational lnsttu.
uons Of New York." are the finest en-
cravings Of the kind which we have ev-
.t seen in n Magazine. For sale al the
Book store Of W. II. Peck.
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rOA'S Patent Sparkling Grlstire, stronger
Y tann isiuglass, ut a much les. price u
~ ,k.s in few minute, rrh, ciystalline Yell, :.
ani is with all ecounmcd; 2 Gross, in
Packets welding II quart. of Jelly; ju., re-
clcvcl from the unrntti"g agent, ~
HAZAkD * tASWELt,
Apo,hocarios liIll, and Hall of Pharmacv.
m26 next door to Povt Ofhcc.
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NOTICE.
THE Subscriber gives notice that he has been
duly appninied Administrator IN Rhoie leland,
IN the Estate Of ELIZABETH FREEBODf
LITTLE wifs of Ephrhim Little. of Galena,
Illinois. deceased, inte-tate, M has giy"n bond
10 the Court oi Prob,t. ior the Town Of New
port ne the hw directs. All persons having
clam. ay,inst sud Ertd,e are requested to pre-.
sent them, and those Indebted 10 make payment
~ TntD. ". LAYTON, Adm't
u,s IN Rh~is 'sls-d
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rrsr Another accident occurred on the
New Haven Railroad last week, caus.
I'd by the negligence Of a switch-mnn !
ono man wns hilld and several badly
.piurs'
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GARDEN TOOLS

GARDEN TOOLS
t,rgc assortment Of Garden Tools received this
"A dt, such as6 a Inch Itowel Ilor Dutch iioe,
rte.t iron aud Wood Rakss, Hedge ehesrs Aurs'
hest qu4ty spades, Floral Rake-, Hoe Rates Jhil-
dren'r Garden Tools in ret,s, Grass Knives, 1tuw.
.ls. &c A. " STEVENS
mas lSs Thsms. ~.
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WM.C.tOZZENS N co,

IThNE the pleasure t. Iuiirn, their trIends aud
III Customers that the, have tar couple . !
the rchu,lin, and enlirgIus oi their Store as 10
rcmuvr blrk, aud are uuw ready TO exhibit theW
Spring supply ol New drI desirable goods, -'a-
hracRy every variety IN Day G,nd-, Carprtings.
aud Paper iiauGns,, To whlch tsy respectfully
inyltc the attention of purcaascrs. na
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I ORE,UN'S Estrao for removing psi,'.
" Tar, Grea's irpio eilk, Cyupr, Linen -
w~,'s, .aaIs, ~2s RI rANips's
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RELLEYUE HOUSE. NEWPORT.

THE subscriber resl ectuv informs hs
friends and the public th,t his well known es,ah-
hshmcnt, having been put n most thorough or
der, will I've open Tor the reception Of vi'i,urs
the first day of May. No pains will he sp red
TO give entire satisfaction 10 all his guests.
Members Of the General Assembly will fnd the
Bellevue House very agreeable aud convenient
House 20 stop at during the May and June Sts-
slons. a2
WILLIAM w HAZARD
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LADIES TAN COLORED CATERS.
ID MARSH, no Taancs ST, has iutr riev.
ID. ci sds, ot the db,,,; a very dr.irabl" aud
fashionable article. Als,, fresh supply of la
dies Incu Gsit,rs, -"lne ~, low as 81 ,25 pair.
m2I
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INDIA RuHRER COMBS.
| ONG Combs lor ca idren, of good si,le and
IL very durable, jusi rccci,cdhy
ago q. II. TISDAI.E & SON.
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5 + Il 4 w CARPE TIN &.
OIL EIOOR CLOTH.


STR w TING.
OIL FLOOR CLOTH.
IN pieces Of Straw "atring', White, Checked
quality, for sale cheap and laid down at reason
able prices.
Also, OH Floor Cloths of medium qualities,
and handsome patterns, from I'd. To 2 yds wide
aud superior patent Oil Cloths web .ensoncd, Of
anv aidrh from yard to & yds. wide, now
open aud Tor sac AZ the lowest pr,ccs, AT the Car
pc, Hall Of WM. G. COXIENS & co.
mil - Thames Street.
OR LANGLEt'S ROOT AND HERR RITTERs.
~ THIS cerlifits that have furnished DR. J. q
Langley, No ~ Union Street. R">tcn tr lhc Last
thre. yeVr. large Quantitle, of yellow Dock, aud
D.ndclinn Roo, Prickly Ash aud Wild cherry Rark
SarsaparH, Thurnughw &c Ae,r,rd hy him ia
the compound and manufacture of his Root aud Herb
Buffers. md am cons nutly enp'o! ed to furnish the
above medicinal Roots, Herbs aud BaIks, TOT con.
pounding said bi'trrs.
NATlIIB G uLD, Maldcu, Mass.
Boston. March II 1853
Tn. above named Root and Herb Bit,crs are the
very best Medicine IN the world for LIVER Com
plaint Jaundice Billions and Sour stomach, DSs-
pepsia, Costiveness Humors ol the Blood and Ssin,
Indigestion, Languor, Drowsiness Debility, and all
81 niar complaints so common NJ thus season 81 the
year. Bny u-try H. j. lAiLON,
wholssHc aud re'ail agent fo' Nrwn"rt. m23 I'd
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
THE subscriber would inform the public that
L he has opened an Intelligence Office At his
Emigration Office, No. Washington Square,
where those wishing he of any kind viii always
get such IA they like; aud ose who want stu-
a,ons Of any occupation would do well tocall.
n,23 3m JOHN ID. BYRNE.
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I NEW GOODS.
II Just received AT % Broad It. by
Il CORNELL 4 DENNIS,
which are offered a, Who'll, sale and r.ta,i, a, the
h lowest prices.
d Fresh Greene Teas, Hams,
Il do. Black Teas, Lard,
II Stewart's trush'd Su2arDried Reef,
II do. Powdered SugarTongues,
II do. Refined Il 4 Cheering,
do.D iir, Salt
II Granuated do. Table Salt,
II Havana Brown do. Cheese,
II Old Java Coffee, Butter,
H Maracabo do. HuIl's Soap,
II ST. Domingo DO. Wards do.
Il Parchei do. Excelsior do.
\ Ground do. Castc do.
New Orleans Molassos, Fancy
II Havana do Sperm Candles,
Dried Apples, Ad.nantine Candles,
II Prunes, Starch,
/ Ralsins, Maccaronl,
I turrants, Vermcelli,
\ Citron, Tapoca,
| Preserved Ginger, Sage,
| Nutnrgs, Pearl Barley,
! Pure Ground Spices, Corn Starch.
, Smoking Tobacco, Refined saleratus,
! Chewing Tobacco, Cream Tartar,
Scotch snuff, Soda,
/ Maccaboy Snuff, Juds Baking Powder.
English Mustard, French Chocolate,
| Pepper Sauce. Bakers Cocoa,
! Tomato atsup, Arrow Root,
Capers, Wrapping Paler,
/ Olive Oil, Rice.
! Premium, Medium and rockerv,
Common Flour. Dnar Clocks
! e oron Flour in I 3. Ia shoes and Boots.
1-2 Bbl Bags, Dry Goods, &c. j2
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
A large assortment of Pocket, Pen aud pr'k
"A Knives Ivory, lone, Horn and Cocoa nandlei
Dinner and Desert Knives and Forks
Ivory iiHudlc Dinner and Desert kuiN's without
Forks, Razots uf the very best qat's and stamp,
Scissors OF all kinds and sizes just received At
A II. STEVENS
m23 loo Thames 81.
nor SALE, Sorr,l Horse about II IL
/ L hands high, wears old, sound and Kind,
and a BEAUTIFUL ,ddle Horse. Enquire OF
n25 II. NJ. BROWNELL s co
GUARDIANS NOTICE.
The undersigned has this day been appointed
by the Hon Court oi Prouate, OF M.dd!etown,
Guardian o the Persons and Estates oi his minor
children, Ca,issa Bird Tey, VIM. James T,l-
lev aud Maria Ellery Till'y.
Middletoyn, May 23d, 1853,
ms SIOCkfOKD T.. TllLFY.
NEW invention of Carnage lsct, nm afucls very
a compact, aud VIII Isise snN weight with perfect
ease received this day at A. u srENiN Ms
m23 1856 lAamesst.
LILY POND
ICE.
rTIlE Subscriber having obtained good suppl,
L of Ice, would inform his patrons and the
! public in general, that he il now ready to nake
contracts to supply them with Ice from pure
Spring water; those wishirg Ice the coming sea.
son. will please call on the subscriber nj The lt.
! Depot, l75 Thames Street, cotner Market Squaf.
Hotels, Families and Stores supplied ly tie sea.
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~ It'll,
4 furnished cottage ~ good order, M. 20 WI.
n ham Stert, near Touro Street, For parte.
uIars caquiie at this office as0
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STEAM, STEAM, NOT GAS.
nAGIlERKEOTIIE- EOR II

4 STONiSHING Revolution IN Art. Machin.
n cry combined with Hrw chemical process
Gases Of all Minds, from dollar and up
wards, n new aud splendid Philadelphia case !;
also 6ne Mot er ~ pearl, Al cheap tor Cash.
a, WILLIAMS DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
mpi Corner of Parade,
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CLOTHES DRYERS

tI'IT HIS UNl ENS,
MOTHER l"i Of Clothes Dr>cr, a." very best
IL ruutr,,ncc thHt ever WIS inyeuted for drying =
" &C. quantity ot clothes 10 u small compass receive
cI ths dfN aud tor -at ~ A. II STEVENS
u2i 70 Tnafnes ~.