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PAnADELFmA. Aprii 2-Ths new ehuIch near Far.
mount bulk FOR The Res. Mr Armstrong, desTgyed
BY IRE lAs night vas have dsdieaisd aOday.
Loas, 81, 500
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CrvKLANp. to.l April IA fire occurred here on SAT-
urdsy night which destroyed engine house No q and s
adjoining buildings The loss is estimated al $4,000
partly insured
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bosfos. April zp m,lt was reported here this morn
lag ih4 steamship supposed be the Cir 81 Glasgow
ioF fniadeiphiA ashore Marrha's viney ard bat
upon inqaiy being Instituted satisfactorily ascsr-
tataed that the report euurey without foundation
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LARGE FIRE IN DAsvlLLr, NEW YORK.

pANvILLr, On Y,) April ga very destructive are isst
night MADE burnt district OF the business portion Of
city The Presbyterian church, American Hotel forty
other buildings burnt The ground The loss is esi-
mated a $500 600
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NV YoEK, April 2.-The steamer Southernsr from
Chff s.o repors an nnsnon bTg ashoFe IS miles sou
Of Sandy Hook. The crew were seen IN The riQ.in.
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NEw " RKs April s.-Adviees have been received from
baenos Ayres 10 the An d March Political affairs quiet
Producr u scarce aud very high
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\ kw SPRING GOODs.-wi

NEW sPRISG GOODs--WIHlam Tucker merchant t.lor,
~ fenns wanna between ~ su~e
method returning has sincere thanks and
patrons oct % Congress, Liberal
them tst he has
opening VI the elegant spring
and summer goods be has pubic
AL ID winch VIII BE- executed
notice Call and
tU-gawSwn WILLIAM
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The extensive iron foundry Of Mr. Richardson, al this
place. was destroyed by fire last night Loss, $1,000
partly insured
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BUPEALs, Aprl a-The College Institute BfockFrt
wa soaly destroyed by yesterday Loss easa@asa
80 600 paEly usared
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Nrw fuEk. AprHf Mr. Lewis. snsn.grf e ne Sandy
Hook Telegraph line shoai construct srupch iine =
sts'en isssRd sns All ,rainr K@s convenience
rnercist inf.rcsts
crresssrl. Apra i--The wsathsr = cod 70 tsy. snd
snow . now fsihne brisAlY
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BY ,. c. MCGUIRE. Auctsone<r.

SE1t OF IInprOVcd FrUpErfy.-
On Saturday afternoon Api Sun, O'Clock premises
saa sell by vlFle deed u ard
vic % the sunncbr dated March a.
lbe w D. NO. i4s oos ~, s, BE- Of
LOT Washington The
o numbered SIX ~ numbered
egi, S4s basIng front Ct
avenue and
eet ten and half inches, the
handsome threesory brick dwelling house.
In story = - - -
Ierms one~fhird cash the residue
Iof notes saiisfacioniy secured, bearing
III sale
reserves me sa 10 resell NJ the INST and Of
o purchasers. n CAIIAN Trnsfss
Mar Sid JAS. c. MCGUIRE Aucr,gneer
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COMMISSIONING SALE or VALUABLE ZEAL EsTATK-
circuit epurt r. nc District
ste Nt.g bunrsn decreased viii offer pubic
~
~. rs-r~o~s me norTh-rn ~ -s No ss
T~ss
-s6 toa ii
sses
tss~ dwelling
Terms ~ ssie s~s err ~ n. p~~chs~~
NE nszncs 10 esss proportions r~ef~.,
Wour wosRhs wh ne
payment pm-rs.- r,.nsv .~s N.
rsrss~ns ri ne
""-rs v eenv~v Va ne prrrhs~sr
s.ss p~ep~r~ w Gee.
JOHN VI. REILLY,
John n. CLARK
NICHOLAS CALlAN,
John N. GODDARD.
BENJAMIN X. M0E~rfsE,
JAs G. MCGUIRE
Mar Is-eca Asceons.r.
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FiEE.

Up 2 Ais hour there are tdings q The Bae,
about due
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE. Auc

ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-On Tuesasy sfernoon, April
~ iIh al my auction sha
square No. ia eniIng a5 feet inches pss
~ feet inches north and l5s
Terms cash.
By order Of the Commissioner Public Buildings
. j. c. MCGUIRE,
MI@ Aucuoneer.
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BY GREEN 8 soorr. Aaes,on..rx.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Auction m
Hsanssaay me i2ih Instant shall sell prsn
ses, ~ o'clock p ms large brick building,
and fronting the alley
Han beng the building lately Davis Curr
- shop The house IA three
ano " EEL deep and hek wall u feet enclosing
iot b lot IL = front house Is well
Tor printing ONCE csach iactory.
ohf-iouh cash balance IN three
y give Eots or As deferred
Title indisPu table.
- GREEN SCOTT,
HP - Auctoneers.
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CONTRADICTION o. rs REPORTED 10 rHE CIR On
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RaILRoAD.-NEu
ARIA KMKNT.


ARwAxE
~
IN snxr Mona.y Ap~s a. 1854 as,y a.iu.u, xiu n.
arrange n,eut
.sd s,.op.
% Duke and Henry
rinx !, cor nsvls Al ia eae,x ronrrnx !, a., ~.
uans on ise Virginia 1enrrr road no kebmors sarares
without seiuy.
usn frH eordonsss 20 AsrAndria ssa iaened.ss
saroonssfts
rival q te me vHrnla csnu2 arriving
ARA before allowing ample 70 con
srnn from AsInnau. % ws.nion and iuiermediais
.su--s s-A'asf beofs
On sunday, vin leave Al ~ s'oiocs,
AN TON y A.narls and ntermsdiaie stations
On Sunday, win lraxS nj o'cIoekI p m
rH1OgsH rlerrrs
ssa,a.,s 80. 1850 -'-''
ssunou .......... ........... =. 90
.xsrsy .................... IS
ran la va NJ n.Thsi s az n1'
frssh' trains are rua nias daily, SUNDAY s1esp,sd
ASt-dH ArsuL
Son.y,.,. va - 'ee' 81 ps Ns.' s1'ss fnnaos ees
fSsS1.s sss cAaossrs' DPlomaqnss q consu
80. I f", - 49,
$500 ~ s - D.poraanTss- z'ss LsiV~le-
- ~ Sh"&"H"n p'oD0nnafs o. tc"noHe foabque
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Spain has eleven hundred gun. m the um-s. ricin-
iiy oi Havsna, and 1000 men.
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The fHn'daiian EswspaPs- I'D -sd from " iRff
AIRY hsld, the pfsss nod masra hNFlrr been sod % lie
ProPnsio-s q ~ Royal Gazsvs Of ~ Vincent The
a- humoer o. he lourns says that a leaves rogua.
bon o. 70 900 people tro-ihrds Of whum cannot SPEAK
taE'sh- seFsn-sshths o. whom can neither read nor
~fl'e, an Eineenths p whon barr foot from ror-
srty 40 that the colony cannot msasln second news.
papsr.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNfAPRovED PROPERTY AT
Aaetlon-On Friday The slst inssAt, shall sell 81
ecocks front OF the Ne
hAsinR froat Finn
o p Feet running back " Vi
SCUM pA Of the lot, viii be sold improve Wbch
sooa story brick house containing COED
~ arranged rooms with other
proved parI Of the lo ont Of 81 fsr
winch WA be sold IA lots 10 purchasers. ~
Terms One third balance swoive and risbleeu
onts or notes bearing interest deed
taken Tide indispuiabe
GREEN 4 sCorT.
'AAi go Aacnonecn
Gy- The above sale i. posxpessd An r.~.~c-~-.~ -
ue rain, until Wednesday, Instant same hour
- GREEN SCOTT,
AP- Aucuoneeys.
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DErARTxaxr 81 sraTx
"a-aa.ssaas A4ScA 81. n. =
beiAg understood mai pssxAu -
tnAt me slGuns London sA0r
sago1rn ~ al In ne Uped
assted Ia ne
Convention under which
P.4Ir ~Asfe i~ sess0ns be
" ensfaeca ~ the
H"n ~ NE iath Of Khia month";
'a asag shan be established
e1@ e Poa of presenting the claim
MOI eAessdals Ihes aaa1 lonsf which
15gn OF lame nexi
rupshefs o. ln laws Of u. uniss
fhlaapnia, Baltimore New orae.ns ~.
90 give he above notice Insertions
Ap@da
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CaFiala Watkins, oi the III lated steamer Saa Ffan-
CISCO who resides - Jsuaicz Plains near Roson had
occasion. lately, 70 sell bs 1fuilste Al aacton, which
attracted large hBnseI Of persons gentleman from
ne Nors iniorns he Richmond Esqur.rlhai everything
solo brought snoEmogs pricssi 'hai one dollar piece
wSs gwen ior sinai plsess common eoIkscTeu. worth
seori MAE lfnse. sod for 81; of IRdz eh
QReomplste) hroughi $50; Two snail csicsets, with
oren csns-cPs, hrough - saeh People wsre crazy to
obtain soneshIns oncs helonrng 10 celebrated
7 cslenated that he entire furniture orsa=sl, worth
81, 900, SOLD ior over 81 200
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MONTH fsRotJSAvBtsssirs NJ xnrsh Cr-plf-.
~ frn s~t " ISL rumrsd ovixss~ -crr1r r4s Aocu
men sns sffHms "ts+srerss
he dfngntsh-c rs>.rrsr ..sdsera
W JAR Nn~ss tsf~ treasures 81
Cravings. On SAFE A.
TAYLOR / xArRv,s
Mar~ Roesr.~ve, ~
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pUHE sfLy EnW AkA.--we jus. nAlnnsd q large "a
sortmenf ID syer~arss embracing essxaa
IN line.
assortment Of fancy ssses.
suitable for weadiag gfx.
The above - all Of
yer N. w. CALI 4 BROTHER,
slgn Of shs sadcn Eagle feAn. ssenaes
Mar sl--Juf between ylL
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The city 81 Cnennai owns real estate 70 The amour,
q eve million I've bandrsd and slghy%shi tbousspd
| FIVE huserse and tuehty sir dollars.
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NurERloB Gold w-sches.-x- w. GAIT BRO offer
~ unusually lsaex
gusen's sod ~marh.s aud ehrpnowese every
her n celebrity ne World.
cvsry facility for getting
possible fhey purchaser surasse
~ nuy ssfnshshmsnt IN this country
N. w. GAIT BIO
Sign of "a. Code. Eagle, rsnr-
Mar I--1d between and
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Tbe uuaerwrred fsrpsa copur,.~rhp
Rsrs n certin--nr
cg.auctss h~ir fnsss~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18

The ,lier Of each ticket, 10 sniiti-i, 6rst, to a
steel plate engraving. (sire rs L 30 in. Of the
GREAT AnIRIcAE EHssToRIcAL WORK Of Art,
WYOMING,
A copy Of which may he seen a, the Office Of this
paper, and src.nd, to one of tie ESQ 600 Gii,s,
which will be distributed on the completion Of
the sale of the tickets.
The r,uro hascr uf 5 tickets, on the receipt oi
his order, will be for ~arded. cireiullv packed,
erhcr one copy Of the ~, ,om;ng" elegantly
pa, tel in oil coiors, or one copy of the "W,o-
ming" plain. aud one copy of each Of o,har
cnsraviDss. ry'nl 10 II in va'u-, and is entalrd
a. ghs. The psWehaset of more than 5 isk-
ct., can have his choice ovt of 0O different sub
jects, hom stecl plates owned hy the Artists
Uo>n, each picture b;ing in valu' equivalent to
the wyoming" AMI ~ entitled TO nnr gf, TOR
each ticket he hpis. A list Of the sub jects eau
he seen at the Office OF the paper.
AGENTS. Persons desiring to become Agents
for the sale oftickets, by forwarding (postpaid,)
81, sb, be scnt Gift Ticket, a copy OF Wy
oning, and prospectus, containing all necessa-
ry inior'"sis,".
IT'S confidently believed, tha, the tickets wal
I've d,spo-e,f of by the first o$ Juy. whnn the dis
tribution Of Gits will b. entrusted to n COM
MIrrEE ApPoiNrED by 'he TICKET
HOLDERS. ...
The we.l plates from which the Engravings
arc printed, can he seen At the Office oi tho Ar
lists Union AMI cost $780, 900. Specimens Of
the Oil Pa;n,isgs and Engravngs, are aso on
view nj the rooms.
REFERENCES. IN regard to the property.
W. G. BARRErr. Esq Counsellor at Law, -
Wall 81. N. Y, F. J.visscHrR & Co. Real
Estate Brokers, 80 Nassau -, NY
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS. must he
nd lressed postpaid, with the D,rey eDciosed, to
J. w. HOLBROOKE. Sec.
a24 3n sos Broadway, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
MdrrtcO.

Ia Providence, 6th inst, by Rev. y. WGlcoit,
Mr.. Henry F. Rombery aud Miss Chr'stiana Lus-
dorf, both OFF.
In Providence, 9Th INST, by Rev. Francis
Sm th, Mr. WIN. II. Gould, Of Providence, and
Miss Marcy B., daughter Of the late Capt. Vim.
Chspman, Of pawiuxet.
Al Lime Rock, 9Th inst. by the Rev. ID N.
Burdick, Mr.. James Emerson, OF Peterbor,', N.
H., and Mrs Emily A. F. Weekes, ofProv.
IL New York, in the pic ure Gallery Of he
Crystal Palace, on Wednesday, NAV 10, by Rev.
Mr.. Marks, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Bediprd-st.. Merit Smith, Of Mount WASH
ington, Mass to Elizabeth Dingman, Of Stuyv.-
SAINT Falls, N. Y.
In this city by the Rev. X. J. Stewart, Mr..
James Smith and Mss Maria Fitzpatrick, both
ofthis place.
Al berlin, Conn, on Tuesday, May 8, by the
Rev. DE Loss Love, Blakesiee Barnes, and N %
Margare,,a T., daughter OF Norman Peck, Esq.
On Monday evening, May 8, nj 81. Johns
Church, Brooklyn, by the Reverend Ralph Hoyt,
John b. NJ. Mcclure and Octavia, eldest daugh-
ter Of Stephen II. Cahoone.
In Providence, on the 18th inst, by DIR. f. B.
Hall, William Chace, OF North Providence, and
Mary Eddy, Of r., daughter Of the late Hon,
Samuel Eddy. ;"
In Providence, on the lirh inst, by Rev.
Henry Day, MIR. William II. Luce, formerly Of
Nantucket, Mass, and Miss Mary J. Shaw, Of
7.
In Castle Hill. Va, 10th INST, Henry Sigour.
ney, Esq, Of Boston, and Miss Amelia Louisa,
daughter Of Hon. William g. Rives.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
Dteo.

In Brunswick, Me-, I'd inst, Martha Bush,
wife Of Prof. Parker Ciesveiand, Q! Bowdoin
College, aged 66.
Ii Mattapoisett, Mass, 9Th inst. Mary To-
hey, daughter Of Nathan Barstow, aged Is
years.
Lost overheard from bark Harvest, Of New
Hedford, Feb. 18th, Theophlus Pearson, aged
23 years. lie had relatives in Providence.
IN N. Y, 9Th inst, Misc Calisa Taber,
daughter OF Stephen NJ. Taber, o. Tiverton, aged
20 years.
In West W.entham, Mass, Sd inst, Of con-
sumption, Mrs. Harriet, vile Of Lor, ID. Co, K,
and daughter Of the late Archit Id Miliken,
Esq, Of New ShoIeham, r.. l., in her 47th
year.
In this city. on the 18th, Joseph McCul!och,
in the 18th year Of his age.
In Boston, 10th inst, at the house Of her ION,
tlo 1 o.. Alexander II. Vinton, Mrs. Mary VIM
ton, aged 81 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18

A SURE and Pieasans hemrdy Ios CoLpr,.
n COUGHs. CRocP, WH0oPiE 0-CovsH.
A,rHAA, aud II lungs suificiem a,e Iet, "a sissmia
life, a CERTAfy CuRE, voN CoKsuMrviOr
SAFE Tor the Infant or the INVALID, in any ssats
, weakncsv. aa
THE GREAT REMEDY 10 nj last discover-
ed, Consumption can he cured !'a"d Cosvhs
aud Colds; ihc xrents of thni fell d'srass that so
often brings a. the homes Of oor laisd. vsnibh,
"a IL 10y mas c, ,l,eiore this SOW iRtIGs RgMEDr.'
This is that which has 40 long lnrn sought for,'
and 10 IN full faith offered to the public GER
taincur for Coughs, Colds, Whoopng- Cough
Cron;,, Astttnr, ,and Consumption. and viii ia
any case where lungs suficieLi lci, " sus,a,a
lie check the liberation and raise the patient 10
health. This IL not an idle b.a.f, nor 10 this
remedy sent inio the market with mt athafonsh
trial.. bm has pr,vel beymid a dadi that what
has been asserted CAN BE Dosk! tlf
N. BEwARx ~ couSTERryiTs, and
observe the following ProInissory Note, ,,vitb tlis
fac ti,nile signature Of the proprietor ON every
genuin- box
1880 05l Onde,nand PROMISE TO pay To
the bearer FIVE MILLS 6r valm received.
WILLIAM DEvlNES."
Certificates of ct,fes- to he relied on, Eouni in'
the circulars left wdhsbe A .ems. Let a!l the
afflicted try il faithfully. Soh'Iy D'usyis,s aa'i
Dealers generally.
1.-THE Lozenge is dissolved, and absorbs the
yet, and better than ever, Save ,h- Looks. ois'
PIE but POWERFUL. Try It fairly.
The discovery OF this grea, remedy, about two
years siLoe. was almost a miracle, and the lav"r
Il receives where introduecd. ssd she almost
paralleed demand. show - worth.
Also soII by all Medi-'se Dealers throughout
the country.
Only 25 Cis. per Box--Five Boxer for 81.
=. FULLER & Co., General Agents, Nh. 8"
fremont r-mpe, BosTON.
The Depot Tor Dr. Hibbard's Will Cherry
Biters; DIR. HllJbMd's Pills and CiTcass,an'
Balm;
Fowler's "Macaronick" sure cure Tor PiLEsr
Yankee Extract, Tor tar, paint or grease;
Dr. Corneli's Pain Expeiler;
Hsrrick s. Co.'S 3. & Pills; Herr,ck b Co's
PEsters;
Galup's Bricr Root Syrup for DarrhGa; also
= lssge N,n ETY. ef popuLI Medicines-sod cheap
for cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Ne~por, BY r. j. Taylor aud Har-'
ard l. Casw-h. Aug ~ iy da~.
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aA itlarine 1ntellissnee IN
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ARRIVED
FRIDAY, Nav r.
Schr. Susan, Baker, Prov. Clin,on; Argo,
Kelsey, FAN River, ~; Francisco, Cobb,
rost, Phila. ..r,.
SATURDAY, May l3.
Schr. Wonder, French, Prov, n Y.
Propeller Albany, Marvel, Fall River, N Y.
MONDAY, May Is.
Bark George, Franklin, Havana, Bost.
Brig Aicenas. shaw, Jacksonville for New
Bedford.
TUESDAY, May IL.
Schr. Silas WrIyht,-, N. York for
BO ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE--For the
"A ExHIBIrIoS Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL Ma
Open every day and evening, Except Sunday,)
from 8 A. NJ. ill 10 r. NJ

"A EXHIBITION Of the Industry Of ALL Ma.
rIoEs.
Open every day and evening, Except Sunday,)
from 8 A. NJ. till lOP NJ.
TwENTr-rIvE CENTS ADMiTTANcE
will be the price hereafter on all occas s:ons.
There will be no free admissions, with the
exception Of Exhibitors and the Press, aud No
season tickets will I've sold.
The Crystal Palace has undergone the most
extensive alterations and improveu ents aud is
rapidly filling up with elegant and interesting
specimens OF handcrah from every quarter ot
the world.
The Machinery Depart tment is very complete.
The Picture Gallery is already the most com.
prehensive and valuable collection in the West
ern Hemisphere.
The Sculpture contributions e,nbody over
300 pieces OF Marble, most Of them rare, many
OF them ginals, and all Of ofexqusite workman
ship. Many choice Statues besides, are now
en- route from Europe.
4 section of the Great Cedar Tree from Cali
fornia is contributed by it's patriotic owner
THIS is no pieced-up or manufactured article, but
a perfect and entire log from tree 81 feet in
circumference and 1926 ieet high Prof. Benj
Pierce Of Harvard College, cambridge. aud
Mr.. J. NJ. BatcheIder have examined it, and
report that al the rate Of growth exhibited by
the sap, and estimated from the annual rings,
the Tree is 3,24l years old.
Altogether, the Crystal Palace incloses,at this
moment, more articles Of novel, useul and in
structive character, than can be examined IN
several days with proper discrimination, and
incessapt augnen,ations may be conf IDENTIFY
relied upon.
An Efficient Orchestra Of Music will be in at
tendance q, the Crysisl Palace every morning,
afternoon and evening.
The Association offers several Prizes Of Gold
Medals, worth one thousand dollars each, or
th-ir equivaleh in cash also other Prizes oi
Cash, Plate, Medals and Diplomas Tor worthy
Inventions, Manufactures and works OF Art.
All articles which are deemed worthy OF
place in this Grand Exposition Of the Worlds
Industry and Art are admitted without any
charge whatever TO exhibitors. An efficient
Police are in constant attendance day and night,
and the utmost care is used 10 projecting srti-
cles exhibited. but the Association disolaims
accountability for loss or damage to such arti-
cles.
All umbrellas, canes, &C., must be lefi nt
the stand near the door. As the Crystal Palace
is a Bonded Warehouse, visitors cannot be per-
mi,ied to convey packages Of any 'irs into or out
Of the Building.
No checks given, and no persons rea''mitted
on the same toket. PIT. BARNUh, Prest.
ml0--d&w I'm
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EXTENSIVE
SPRISG 81 FPLY
NEW AN II & Hf0IC Il
(.IAlC LES

GROCERlES'
Fan ing this week per shup Rienri.
NEWTON BROTHERS vB~r Tor isle tha
following. stock Of fresh aud choice FANNY
Crocer'es, now landing at eotmaercIal wharf -
100 packages new crop teas
40bvxes beossn, Esayam, sugar
~ b'ls crushed and ground sugar
10 boxes wti.e ii;syana Sugar
2SsttSh refilsd sugar
5bOxsJ ss1n.lardloaf ssgar
IS bags Laguira and Rio coffee
80 pockets lava and Mocha coasv'
~ @xss ground eosee
75 bSls New OIlsa~s' mviasscs
TO bis super6ne extra th,~r
800 bags Crot mills g~vr
IS bags rye and 't;rahanf AAvs
~ casks exsra Cincinnstii cured h. NE
5 bblr smoked beef and tongues
50b bags fine salt
5 case. extra fine tabh salt,
25 tubs refined leaf las..
10 tierces prime roe
l00boxes family sc.p
25Ncas,s fancy aNd castillo SOAP
70 boxes pearl and corn staI ch
rs boxes refined salscratus
5cases COCOA paste
I'd boxes French chocolate
8 cases american and Lon,iSn mstirSa
15 baskets olive oily
oLboass niaocsrODi and yernsccllS
~ pbos u" bW'St
70 cases AN. r,cuH and EngIish'rmkEvs
Is boxss-lenson s,,up .af
5ioxes assorted syr~ps
lU0 boxes bunch and layer raisn,S
25 casks r,sing
z casks cusrsp<s.
10boxes citsoN .
10 bbsiried apples asd'peaches
6casks French primes
90 drums fgs
2J hays almonds and peanuts
5b,gs brazil nuts aud ilbris
5bags pecan n.ts and English walnuz-
lo kegs pure ground ginger
40'b1xcs Adalnintins ani pat'nt 'can,.!esS
5cascs English Sauces
100 boxes Enelish cheese
25sboxrs manufactured tobacco
10 bills smoking and chewing tobaecc''
25JarsM ,cooboy snuh
8 bbls Scotch snuff
50 boxes asso. ted pes
10 cases picked oysters
8 cases Canton preserves
25 cans fresh peaches.
20 Keys Ouch herring
10 boxes olives and cAp-rs
cases s,rdines, assort,d boxes
IS bu-des broons
20 dozen paihred water pals
200 reains wrapping paper
20 bundles cotton tw,ne AM weking
SOJ boxer choice an fine ,eg-rs
Wtaa gseat Variety oi nick uacks osi deip-
cscies, all Of which will be spdl, whpl-.al. sndi
rat.,il, At As low prsccs as gs'd- oi the samo-
pn ,lities can be pure ltass;. in New N,rk oranyy
other city.
as
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
HERALD OF TINES LEWPORT RI THURSDAY MORNING
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.


Wherever this medicine 10 iu,ro,nc.d 4, =,
once a',a'ns that high reputation which II a,
richly deserves. What can stop lis sale. wls
on every hand can he witnessed ITS wonderC.i
cures. lhe worst cases Of Asthma. recent but
dangerous coughs, and ais. those thai are If lo'
standing, bronchitis, and consumption in its ear.
m d;cne.
be not deceived by impostors--the public
should be careful to.get the genuine article, ne
the limitations and countsrfeits being put up Ivy
those who know nothing oi medicine, or of the
diseases OF the human system, are entirely TN
safe and dangerous.
The genuine Dr. Wistar's Dalsam or Wild
Cherry is now for sale by duly appointed agents,
and all respectable dealers 10 medicine, in all
large cities AMI all important towns throughout
the United States, Canadas and British Provin.
ces
Address all ordo.s to SETH w. Fowlc, Bos.
ton, Mass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18

Theological Seminaries, Scientific and Distinguish
ed ublic Mn,-and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended b,
Rev. Dr. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President oi
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. Dr. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Andover Theological seminary,
Mass. Hon. DASiEL p. THoMPsos, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author Of "Green Mountain
Boys,""L ok Amsden," Sc, Montpelier, VI;
N.F. WILLIAMS, Esq., formerly Collector Of
the Port OF Baltimore, Md; Rev.JosEPHLIrcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. G. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, we
now put up a 81 size, in large square bottles u1h
neh enamsi,d blue wrappers, gilt directions, and
fac simiie of Wm. yon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times Il e quantity Of the smaller size.
Bspare Of Countertlfs and limitations J !!
Enquire Tor the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABLE ULMONARY BhLSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
800; small sire, so cents.
For sale in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
iyl 6in