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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-27
MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va
NV f opening, in addition to our former ne"
w stock. very arge assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, Guns PIsToLs, SaDpLERr. PLATED GOODS,
fLooH OIL CLorHs House keepiag Artieies. Building
Materials and Tools Of mos ete,y dtcrip'ioh among
fall
W. 1aiter ourselves exhibit TO the public ger
orally aud those who will favor with an examination,
greaier variety a,uperiority of style and quality ut
goods, offered in his il surpassed in any narhrt
Our goods are all new and desirable, and viii
be sold reasonable profit. only all VIII" viii give
Us call or antrus with their orders. which viii re-
ceive nur best and prumpi attention.
Merchants and others buyisg largely will be Charged
Il small ndvanre only. oct lOt
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Have lust rec eived the fCll"wihg New Works:
Parry Leaders SKI tches OF Thomas Jefferson, Alexan.
ander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson. Henry Clay and
John Randolph Of Ronnoke,-by Joseph G. Baldwin
author of The Flush Times of Alabama and Misss.ip
pi.
Virginia Commedians or Old Days N the Old Domin.
ion, by bingham,
Captain Carrot or Invent, Years of an Afc Slave,
Chesnut Wood. by Licle Linden,
katha inc Ashton,
Plurality of Worlls,
Russ a. by De Custne
Lamplghter,
Voices OF the Day by Cummings,
Voices of the Night, o."
The Tent the A liar, q"
Scripture Readings,
Lectures on Romanism -
Church before the Flood "
sep 97-fs
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT TIE
MAIN sfNtff, LFNtHbIh6 u
-Four Doors dtoUe The Market House.

-Four Doors dbope The Moyket House,
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
OF their friends and the publc seDe,ny to their new
stock Of FALL and WINTER <sDOpS consisting 81
Boots. Shoes. Hats and Caps Trunks pnlise. Carpet
Bags, School Sacias, &c GENTS Boots If tner oer
msnuiactur". and Tina of J Mills Sons a1so J. Mic.
A. Son. double wster-proof Boots super or article
Ladies' Cloth and Kid CATERS. }sskin Bootees whole
Boots. &c; Misses and Ghiirens' Shoes Of all kinds
and sizes: Boys Boots and Shoes Servant. Saaes-a
superior ticIe. Gent fine Mocskin Hats Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young Atuerica. Widea Wake and
Soucbes of different kinds Also variety OF mems
and boys Caps chldfens' Gaps ard Tu,bans. In few
days will re, Give Eastern Goods comprise
mems and boys Coarse Boots, SHOES, Sc, and then
say with safety that stock will be complete
any offered 10 this market-wl,ick Will sell cheap
anybody in the state. All ask is call. and
for yourself FRETWELL 4 HALL
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
~ -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the d.,
"A pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted
To O'Clock, M and arrives Burkcvilie at the in
ter'ection of the Richmond and Danville Rnil-Road
ut 10 ocockA connecting that Road with Messrs
L. tlagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte our II nuse
tinliinx Court House, Danve and Greensboro {.
and arriving Mt the river s'x miles below Lynchburg
mt |, P M, connecting there with packet which
arrives IN Lynchbug At ut halt pust TWO.
The return train lcav.s Lynohbutg at 8 30 A. NJ
arriving in Petersburg nj $40 oclocl p M. whore I,as
s"ngeis Will have an opportunity to dine The train
will leave Famville at / to two o'clock P NJ ard
burkevile at to ,. p m, arriving 10 Petersburg in
time for the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatox Rail
Rond. with the sPh ndid sten nshps Roanoke and James
tIwn Tor N ".lork, which leave City Point at7.p M.
and every Wednesday with steamships tor Philadep hs
which leave City Point II: the same hour
Passengers prelerring in Petersburg the over
night, can take the morn tran North a., A. M.
the James River Boats for Old init Norfolk and Bati
more ut g. A the fot the South, at oc lock
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
cts between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
sixteen hours, .--.-..---.. s. 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet sulphur
Springs, through in two davs,--....-..----. 90
Between Petersburg and " hite Sulphur S lrnes,
tmough IN two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Between Petersburg Danvllc, through in TWEEN.
tyiour hours, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-...----: 8 81
Between Petersburg Gtee isbor.' n G., thru
in two days, ....--.-. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n c, through
IN twn days. ..-.......-- . II Ou
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, on
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning at 5IA Mqnd
returns the same days Any person wishing to see the
rates ct freight can obtain freight list by calling uon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
2.ts T. L. l. Sun,t
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II n II
Ifyou want tie BEST Goods. the PRETTlEST
Goods, and TIA. CHEAPEST Goods in the
ket,
Come to Hannahs Cash Store
whore they being opeued. 1t is the Place
\ where yeu get anything you want, at ANY
PRICE YOU WANT IT Ii you would like
A SAVE YOUR MONEY these hard times, A
buy your goods at HAsSAH's CASH STORE.
II n
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
GEORGE JONES & CO,

0EOHGb 3. JONES q OO,
ARIGGlSTS PkTERsBURG Va. offer tor sale Tor
- CASH approved CREDIT extensive
md varied assortment Of Medicines, Paints Oils,
Dye .Stufs, Window Glass Soaps, Perfumery.
&c. &c. Obtaining their supplies from manufacturers
and importers only, they prepared To furnish Pa'e
and genuine Giles low they be bought OF any
rrPulnr iobbing house.
Their stock for the Fall rhde embraces Best fTench,
English mud American Quinine; Prime Caracas and
Manila 1ndigoes; Prime Honduras Cochnea Best Oh
i've OIL in bottles and cusks; Pure White Lead dry and
ground in OIL; Prime Ombro Madder. n barrels and
kegs; Blue Ntro in bbls. and kegs; Extract Loewood,
ia boxes Spices OF all kinds whole and ground; Popu-
lar Patent Medicine. Of all kids; uDins ami other ex-
for the handk erchie German Cologne Hair Oils,
Pomatum, hair Brushes, dc &c, &c
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1.-THE Train j. stopped forH passenger between am
81 the above named points, the charge will be pde iron
tie pom, AIT passed by the Train. and charge vii.
.te e.. than twenty-five cents IN any
Passengers Who do procure Tickets Soept those
Tho take the ars where tickets moi ,uld, j
all be charged by the conductor lsn per cent. in nd
lition the regular If ia-" provided however
that sh-l he receive than ten nor NOR.
ian htty from any passenger, point
the road.
Servants All be required to have two passes, one to
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the on tue
which passeg be explicit granting the =, VI
lege 10 travel onhe Free CO iored persons 4 be-
required Ia produce heirfree papers they will be
permitted travel the
lan 10 +. VI GIL /, GEM Sup't
~ All papers advertising for this Company will
please stopai adv rti.emens in relation Passenger
ta,e and insrit the above
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n TEMPLE OF FASHION -
- SITTER e
Has now received and in store his Fall .tvle #
GENTI r,n6EMlc, rINr, nprCc II nc,

CONFUSING style and quality OF Hats ami Caps
aGop,cd for the Fail and Winner trade He deems it
the different STYLES and quail
ties of hi, large and veil selected stock The unver
sn reputation at his inmitabe Hats prrcludes the ne
cess ~ Of sn, ing much that point, it is wed ki
Hat his Hats unique. pr sehting symetry and
beauty, shich are scarcely elsewhere His young
uens III style Silk Hats for beauty nf finish and er
ehncc of syle durability and rhcnlucss cant be
''d 10y aud establishment the State His friends, rus
TONERS aud the public respectfully invited call and
fupP themselves with good md hand Hats Of his
p wv h'"Ne which nre + ESH and NEW. All kinds OF
n'S male to ordrr with nentnr-s and i spatch Cur
C rho m dressed "ver-aS usual. Call tie sign
I'll 'he Blue Hat ter barcuns
NM S1ITZER
-s'a W ATEK.-l am Ills dnv rac;v,n, .
supply o' Alum Water in whole and half b,,r.I-
direct from the Springs in Rockbridps ro,n,y
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W. OoNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, d. sETszER
New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

CO MT, w AL D RON & Co.
MOULD Re pectfuy Inform their fien and the
w public generally that they receiving,
heir Furniture Ware Rooms Mar ST.. IA doors
below the Norvel House, their stock of Rose Wood
Mahogany, Walnut. and oher Furniture together with
great many articles in the way OF House keeping tina,
useful we'll ornamental, have never before
been introduced TO this market All OF which have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest repu-
aon for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged wurkmen of skill nnd expe
rIence, and therefore prepared to have made
der, out of good ma eria any piece Of furniture tina
my be ordered. They would add that they are pre-
pared offer greater inducements persons wanting
anything in TIE way Of FURNITURE, than has ever be-
been offered in this market. And they hope by as-
sduous attention business and receive least
portion OF the public pati onsge.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n. B.-Ne would say to our old friends and custom.
ers that we continue to manufacture, old stand,
on Bridge st, all kinds OF I, bacco NJ Guilds and the
IKE, and we solicit continuance of their favors.
mar IL l. c., w. 4 c..
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NEW DRY GOODS
" PHILIP ". PAYNE
Is nov receiving very superior stock of FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting of every article
ut Ladies and Gentlcmen's Also large assert.
men, Of Blankets, Lindsey and Heavy Wooens. all OF
which he oilers the most favorable terms. II for
patrons nnd the public general spectfuy
licited To cali al klLE'S CORNER, MAIN ST.
lh dls
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

u VIE beautiful aud tHsorite strHmbIath - a
Il AUGUSTA, under the command Of SrsasnlhSr5-1S-I
Capt. m. g. Smith, so long aud iavorably known tn
the travelling community the Potomac and James
hver) is now running the line via PORT Wal.
thfll,an is furnished with IL 4 T. OATS,
Lie Pre-eryers, Force Pump, and ali the appliances
qured by Act of Congress the snfey rass
myers
The Cars running IT, neSon with the Augusta from
Richmond. leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot On
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday oeock NJ
Persons afri' ing in Richmond by the Packet Bouts
have but few steps 10 wink 10 the Cars
The Ours runu from Petersburg To City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
oAy, rs above et7d NJ, from the Depot OF the Apo.
mattox II X Co, thu. giving pnssrngers opportunity
to 90 lrom Lynchburg ther by the Packer Boats OF
DnnviIle Railroad Richmond. 81 b, way OF the eouth
Side Railroad to Petersburg aud otr there morn
tfe Ia Norfolk
Returning. the Augusta will cnyc Norfolk thu alter
rateda,s viz; Tuc.duy., Thursday and Saturdays al
- An
The Augu.tn will stup nj Old Point. both going a,d
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Sensop
Fare between Richmond. Norfolk md Old Punt. g. Op
Far between Richmond. Goke's, Rings Mil and
Children over three yrnrs and over twelve
years of age, half Pnce.
Meal s,ench. .........# ~ 50
oetNhhis' through, 80
Servants Ia any point II . rycr,............ 90
Meals, $1,000 90 %
Jun e6dscs THOS DUDAMEAD,SDpt
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SOUTIISIDE te,ILKOAD.

FREIGHT TRAIN.
T..- ksA II, -sitstsss5tS w ready to receive
60 ~ ~ trcighs for the SoI,h.de R,il
road, VIM 7. Ander SON, Commission House on the
Basn Any person wishing the intes of freight
obtain fregi list by calling on me.
BY order of the Sup't
sep 30-ts ALFRED W. HDRNER Ag't
HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
specially to call the attention of the citizens ui
Lynchburg and the adjoining country TO his large and
n splendidassortmento Of BoOTS,SHoES, -
II CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE 60
~ and which are WARRANTED OF THE REST orAtt
IT ASD VI SUPERIOR woRKnANsHlP.
Persons wishingto have good and durable Boot -
Shoe for the present will do well to call ON u
a. am determined to please, both as regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call atthe three doors above tie
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. I. +. GRIMALDI.
dec ll-ts
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TT NV ~ ''4' Vt % E'1I7T'T3' ''V'I ITII'tiHlU
not over twelve years oil age IS cents Coorei ersons
in servants car 81 certs.
Servants wall no, be permitted in first class rars except
when In attend nee ON infant children sick persons
in which the price us for white persons will
be charged
discount of 10 cents will be madc On each fare
when tickets procured the office md To passen
gers getting on the cars where tickets are sold
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, w c,lncsdays mud Fridny,
II &, M for Port Nalthail. where connects witt
the Steamboat Augusta for Norfolk pnrt smoulh uud
intermediate places
Fure In Norfolk Portsmouth. commandments OF
mfhiA' eheh u 30
Servants travelling by Themselves must be furnished
with Two passes 81 that be retained at the
office, and it must be expressly stated the pass that
they nre permitted Ia the Cats
N.B-lhc Trains will run by Richmon Time.
THOS DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office II &P. r II Co,Juno I4,h, li5t
uly j.dSrts
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TWODAILY LINES


kNROM Lynchburg to the Sweet, Red Sweet
Il White sulphur Springs, by the following SEIZED
via Va. 4 Tenn. r r. and Fafish & Cos. Stage Ii
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llE highest price paid for Exchange the Ea sterr
L cities, by PETERS, SrENCE & 10
aug II dts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14

TARRANr's~

THO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
i The Public. The attention. the Medica
Profession and Public is Invited TO the follow
ng preparation
TARRANT's EFFERvEsCENT sELTZER
APERIENT.
prepared'on an entirely new principle, from a
late and accurate ANALYSIS Of The celebrated
SELrZEk SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining efficacy, e%conomy, AMI portability,
with such additions and improvements An will be
found materially to increase It's efficacy
This much esteemed and highly valuable pre-
~paration will not fail 10 efiec,ually remove D,s-
peps,a or Indigestion, Bilious Ale .ctions. Head-
ache, Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach, Cos
tiveness, Gou,, Rheumatism. Loss Of appetite.
Gravel. Nervous Debility, Nausea Of Vomiting,
Affections Of the Liver, &c. SC.
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1854.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
BOSTON. TAUNTON &NEW BEDFORD,
WORCESTER. AIRANY NEW YORK

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
BOSTON, TAUNTON &NEW BEDFORD,
WORCESTER. ALBANY, NEW YORK
& sTONlNGTON,
To COMMENCE MONDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1854.
GA THE steamer PERRY, Capt.
&C., Woolsey, will run between New
port and Providence, (connectirg twice n day
with the cars for the above named places) leav-
ing Newport for Providence at 5 n. N. and leav-
ing Providence Tor Newport at 9 a. M. and 6 p.
IN. daily (Sundays excepted.)
Newport and Boston. via Boston and Providence
Railroad.
Passengers by taking the Steamer Perry, nj
Newport ut 8 a. IN. will arrive in Boston at 9.l5
d. IN.
Leaving Boston at 7.20 a. m. arrive at New
port at lO.45 a. IN. Leaving Newport at I "a
p. m, arrive at Boston ut 9 p. m. Leaving
Boston at A p. m. arrive at Newport at 7.45 p. m.
Passengers for Taunton and New Bedford
take these trains.
Newport, Worcester, and Albany, via Provi-
dence and Worcester and Western Railroads.
Passengers leaving Newport at 8 a: m. con-
meet at Worcester with the Express train for
New York and Albany, arriving at either place
the same afternoon. or by leaving New York and
Albany in the morning, may arrive at Newport
the same evening.
Passengers leaving Newport at I 81 p. IN.
arrive at Worcester with the Accommodation
train for Springfield.
Newport, Stonington, New London, Norwich
and Hartford, via Providence and Stonington
Railroad, &c.
Passengers leaving Newport at s a. m. take
the accommodation train ut Providence for Ston-
ington and the other above named places at 7.20
u. N.
Of charge hs,uecn ,he bna, oed c,'rs =, proy;-
deuce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14
NEW
O,CRAW RONNET a HAT III "a

NEW
CrRAW BONNET h bat BLGACHERY.
- The subscriber world inform the citizens Of
Ne xport and it's vicinity, that he has taken the
store No. IT Thames e., next door North OF Mr..
VIM. II. Bayley's Shoe Store, where he il now
ready TO receive Straw Bonn~ts ard Hats TO
cleanse and press in the most fashionable style.
Pedal, English, Spit and Florenor BraNl Bon
nets pressed with n beautiful soft finish; MI Kinds
Of Lice and Straw Bonnets Bleached aud
pressed md warranted not 10 shrink
would also invite the attention Of Gentlemen
to the bleaching and pressing Of Panama and
Manila Hats. AS acids are very injurious N the
straw Of the above hats, ] would also ioiorm the
citizens that I have discovered n prorpfs Of
bleaching without the use Of acids, md warrant
them ten per cent whittier than those dJie N the
old way. All ! ask Of you iientlcmrn, ~ To call
and see for yourselves. Leghorn and braid
hats done as above.
PINKING.
The Subscriber pays particular attention 10
pinking Ladies Caps, Thlmas, Basqnrs, Man.
tillas, Rulings, Flounces and Aprons. Call y
see patterns.
The subscriber has also been appointed sole
Agent, by Perry s. Shepardson, for the repair
ing Of Accordeons and Flutanas. All Reeds Put
in by them arc warranted not To break and tho
instrument lett in pcriec, tone when delivered TO
the owner. +. III.
ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

60 STONE, Capt. CHILD, will
m her regular daily excursion trips 10
Providence, on Tuesday, June 18th, 1854, Icav-
ing Newport, Commercial Wharf, at 4 O'Clock
p. IN returning, will leave Buffers Wharf,
Providence, (wcst side) nj 8 O'Clock, Il. w.,
giving about six hours in Newport.
The Blackstone has been thoroughly over
hauled and supplied with n first class boiler,
and IN every other respect is a fret class boat
Her saloons are spacious and elegantly furnish.
cd.
No pains have been spared IN fitting up the
Blackstone 10 meet the wants Of the pleasure
seeking citizens Of Rhode Island. This is the
boat for the people, and those who favor her
with their presence will meet with every a,ien.
ton requisite to make n trip to Providence one
Of comfort, and pleasure.
Excursion Parties will lie taken 20 nny ac-
cessable point on the bay at rates TO compor
with the tim,s on application to the ugent.
Fare Tor the Excursion so cents, or 80 cts.
Join KENpRlCK, Agent,
Office No. II Excrange Place. Residence
No. 326 Broad ST., Tiovi0eme. ia
NEWPORT, FALL RIVER & TAUNTON.
-rT~S. The steamer " alter Lily vii! on
kIs.sssSrsaE aud after this dn,e, leave New
port at 2. Fall River ut 4P. NJ. for Taunton;
leave Taunton 1880. and Fall River, $3.50 A. NJ
for Newport; touching u, Bristol Ferry and Riv.
or Landing.
FARES.
Newport and Bristol, 60 cts.
Fall River, 80 cts.
somerset, 62l2e,r
" Taunton, 10 cts.
Freight taken nj Low Prices. For further
particulars enquire Of Captain on Board.
On and after Monday. June 18th, vi not leave
Newport til 2 IL O'Clock, p. IN.
milo 3w
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FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARRANT'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF
nIInIsINA uIIIIn Nm

Takes i,s place as the hest remedy for Dyspepsia
or indigestion fihe present day; and for its e-
f~cacacy and safety OBSERVES the name Of being
in truth a Family Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety, or intel
lectunl anxiety Of whatever kind, will find it to
he a medicine Of extreme value II is partic
uarly recommended to those suffering from Bill
lious and Nervous Headache, Diarrhna, Con-
siipaiion, Flatulency, Indigestion, Summer COM
plant, Cholera Morbus, &C., ms the utmost re-
lance can Inc placed ON il, both AS to its innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14
GLOBE DINING SALOON,
ny A. 4 A. MIGlTMAN

vvLroE mARxET, NO. 2, 8 AND 0, EEwIcRK
BILL OF fARE,
emhraees every kind and variety Of Meats. vsss
tables, Fish. Fowl, &c., for Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea, and the prices for eating are 80 small
that persons visiting the city, will find by calling
nj this establishment that it is, in the end MUCH
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN NOT TO EAT I!
The reputation that this saloon enjoys is asure
guarantee to the stranger who visits New York,
Of being we'll taken care Of, md kindly treated, az
. very small expense. In fact the expense of liv-
Ing here need not be more thnn about 81 IL cts.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
AS. w. would respectfully invite his friends
20 give him a call when visiting the city, assur-
'ng them Tint no pains will be spared to make
sheir stay agreeable.
AS. w~IeHTMAs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14
f YORK DAKERY-

T>HF subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public Of Newport generally, that he
still continues to carry on the Baking business in
all its various branches, where can be found,
fresh every day, a larger assortment Of Cakes
and Bread than can be purchased a; any other
store, such as
Lady Fingers, Lady Cake,
Marangoesand Kisses, Ginger Snaps,
Macar0ons, Wafer Jnnibles,
Vanilla ~Jumbles, Cocoanut Drops,
Volevous, Puff Pastry,
anu all other kinds Of Cake constantly on hand .
Also Wine and Fancy Crackers Of all kinds.
NJ. Is. Hot Tea Biscuit, Rusk and Buns ev-
cry afternoon, at 4 o'clock, and sent TO any par
ofthe town. A.. w. CLARKE,
jyl9 Corner Of s pring and Frank street
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Newport, Jan. 10.


THOS. c. MUMFORD, late Brown & Mum
i ford, " ould return his II oct sincere thanks to
his former customers for their liberal patronage
bestowed upon him, and would inform them with
the Citizens Of Newport in general, tina, he will
DO very hcppy to see them at his new place Of
business, No. l73 Thames street, corner Of Mai
ket Square, where may I've found an entire New
Stock OF Goods, consisting Of Ready made Cloth
ing, and Furnishing Goods =; also Broad Cloth,
Doe-skins, Cassimerer, Vestipgs, and the vari-
Gus other Kinds Q. goods generally kept in such an
establishment (which he will maize to order in
the latest styles, OF TO suit the taste CT his GUS
toners, in n workmanlike manner.
Don't forget the No.
n. Cutting particularly attended to.
iy2s 7. Z. MUMFORD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-14
THE ISABELLA GRAPE DENTIFRICE.

DHODE ISLAND CoAL-CyTY Coal YARD.
1N-The subscriber has secured a supply Off
Island improved coal, which he offers with his
other varieties in quantities to suit.
Rhode Island. pr,cc delivered, $3.50, or mix.
ed with IL white ash, $500, which latter is a
decided Improvement. CHAS. WILLIAMS.
The wharf. d27
A good variety oi Green house Flanis, Hard,
n Creepers, &c, Flower Pots Of diferen, 81
yes, for sale by
MIC 1'HOS. CALVIN s. SON.