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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11

BOARDING. Several Fine Rooms for Fam
lilies be had at that 90s Baronne
Also, few Day Boarders be accommodated feb8 am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11

N w A q o N 8,
CARTS, pRAYs,
OK and TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARROWS, HAND
TRUCKS, etc., ETC.,
PLANTATION aud
ROAD. WAGONS,
CANE. and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron ArletresR,
iorHorseB md Oxen :
nR avs. IERSEv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11

SUNDRIES-
~ IS barrels CASTOR OIL;
boxeh FIRE CRACKERS;
400 boxes CLOTHES PINS:
{Slb. eachl IMPERIAL TEA;
lsH frkns GOSHEN BUTTER
500 trknB WESTERN BUTTER. n store, sale AY
m A. D. GRIEF d co 40 Old IrYfe.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.

GAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent,
dse9n iy ss Once, rs ST.. Charles street
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n sHf)NCE WIA9ES AND LIQUORS. BRAi

En- sff)If;Es WIVES AND LIQUoRS.-BRAN-
Of tbs 1875, 71ss 1907 and 1895 60
o. satsoaeptees
( asi3isgssltsS.
sn fafuosy sW's Sherry oid fcIi SIN
1t Bosa, fsnF te sais5s, haslusass 81
hIe p 10 atst u
81 ~. u ...s,s
AsAs Ban9g Frntaaaa Fruits tn yyacei Sorass =
toksr;s, Gosisys biss ri anc everything
WINES rhieh wall be aaid On teaeen-
city qHpsz
49, sEWKLb r. IA fLoR. Is Royal sly ets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11

SUNDRIES-
~ so bags PIMENTo;
100 baga BLACK PEPPER;
80 half bales HOPS, Ftrut Sort. For sale nv
feo5 A. 4. COCHRAN IL HALL. 80 GreVter a,r4et :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11

from OH. VIII. t Pf8hHITSB =
sarsApa will that have
ito affections Of long Standing Ca
Lepra Poraais abies Syphc Cache<a and in ali dhsase
consist in
body considerable In
junction with local treatment think would prefer any oser
Ssaparan my physician will admit it's Yslps
6ponsarnnng into ito composition
Respectfully ysuts. ~. 4. Prentice, MD
Lawn rtKy ssmber AIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11

Sste Of Louana Parish Of Orleans City NtporleanB tire
mmbered tina. the soh july nndersgned
the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Chs Manson Secretary the Crescent Mutual
who being duly according law
pose the above trus
ranscriptfrom the Books of the said Company.
CD. MANsoNI, Secretary.
swornto sgnsd m Both day of Juy 1858.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Jastcs the Peace,
PariRh oiOrleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-11


WoLFE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM scHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants and all deets N Any o. the
will find their advantage by cali
sending where will be found the most
PATENT MEDICINES the United
Slater, and ut the lowest prices. Please address
j.. WRIGHT a. co.,
"=..} GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
ma No. ISL Charres New Orleans, La.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
MINING BOARD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7.
nshs n AZ aha
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. Tsp. NJ
HFs-sales were made of 80 bbls at IS 684 IS 62
for pots and IS 871s S. 93% for pearls per l0olbs
BREADsrUUs-Flour was In bettsr demand and hrmsr.
The days sales comprised H. 900 bbls-superane No at
81 l9s 81 37; ordinary to choice State at 81 sex
Is; mixed to fancy Western, at 62k 81 76And ether
grades At proportonats rates Canadian was unaered
The business In Southern consisted Of 500 bb Ut 81 62
81 Is for mixed TO good 81 rs 871 for favorite
and 81 s73s 50 Is for fancy, per DBL Rye asur and
for but at rates below the views Of owners There
sold only $500 bushels Southern white at 81 Sax u
IS; and 500 do. red ct 81 62a 81 TO- About 5000
bushels rye brought 81 20 aoat, and 81 23 delivered
Barley nanmate No chang occurred In oats Corn
continued in briss request. The days movements in.
cuded 40 90 bushels at 78s. SOC for new and Bic.
CSC for cid, Of all kinds.
CoTTos was more active The dsy's sales consisted Of
3e57 bales ollows:-For export, 1880 bales; home
uss 427; and ON speculation, $40.
FRTlGRrs TO Liverpool, 10 900 buahels OF gram were
engaged, ga; -four tbs. o., and about 400
132d. To London, 600 bpls naval stores were taken
1t IS and 1900 bushels of wheat At l5d To Havre,
1900 bbe -four engaged ut 95o wheat at &c.
To Antwerp, 5000 bushels rye were engaged at l6d.
slipper bark OF abost 500 bols, chartered in Lon
don for Australia at f5 $50 vessel Called the Grape
81 Of taken in this port for Melbourne to 'Ad
with -four II So Co. To California rates for full vessels
pRovEloNs.-Pork unsettled The days trsnsac
tons embraced 500 bbs old, ~ Sl3 37s SID 30 for
and Sl2 for PRIME with 500 bbls. prime, TO
arrve-l 600 next month, and 900 in Marcn-on terms
made public The operations in cut meats comprised
l40 packages picked shoulders and hams, 1t previous
boxes middles, terms not ascerta,ned. About l60
bbis lard brought exc. lee per h. Beef was nAeve
the days sales cd only 200 bbs at yesterdays
quotations Butter and cheese were unaltered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

buyer co. Parker Vein touched g. the cash prcs being
TX. Toltss sold ct lk. For Lehigh zac was freely
bid; holders Aak az. Potomac was In demand 1t 81 the
recent accounts from the Tennessee mines Of this COM
many are very aatterlng. For Norwich was bid; for
Dolly Hide s. for PhoeDix Gold for hcCuIoch Tx for
Rocky BAR v; for Gardnsr1. AcOulloch sold 1t so on
time ct the Broken board.
We undsrstand that the wycAoG Gold Company Of Far
quhar county, Virginia, have purchased the Liberty
mines adjacent to their former property and consisting
Of ea hundred Of land through which veins are
known to They have also purchased some seventy
thousand dollars worth Of machinery On the % inst
they expected to have twelve stamps and three CHILEAN
mills 1t work Two OF Gardeners machines being
ersctsd at the mines and third Is to follow The
stock seldom offered 1t the board being chiefly held ~
an investment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

has been . little more than seven years since the
frat shipments OF coal ms de fro the region aud
the gress uriog that eric has been rapid than
from any other district in the :untry. The Lshieh
which opened Ia 1884, sent market IN 1sa5
430 Sq3 tons of coal The LsckawAona which opened in
1929 sent TO market In is48 434 62 TONS It will thus
be that the Cumberland coal trade although still in
its infancy, Is growing RAPIDLY and destined In fe~
yeArs 10 become VI immense magoitade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09


The leading items OF import during the week IS
follows ;-segar, 800 372 coffee, $50, 800 brandy,
$50 55s; railroad iron, s444ts lead, Sai7 sugar
$780, $685. watch saa 927. or general articles the i'm
porta,ons has been quite moderate. Dry goods have
come pretty freely Tho aggregate, however, is no.
large and the weekly returns for the future show
great increase all will 60 well
The receipts Of the leading articles OF produce At s.
Louis during years 1851 1862 and 1885, have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

Bank at WiResbaFrs, 81, lA2; York Bank, s2o6o me
amount Of appropriations and balances Of appropriations
undrAwn on the LIST Of Dsesmbsr 1855 $685. oo6 a.
The annexed statement EXHIBITS the quantity and value Of
certain articles other than foreign dry goods imported
ints bis port during the wssa ending and including Jan.
Q, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

The Ct bank capital In Rhode Island during the
year previous to the date Of the t returns has been
very large psr This the only variation Of any i'm
portance End In the reports Of the various banks
There is before the Tennessee Legislature 0m
nibus BILL embracing charters for the following enter
prizes-Frs the Nashvs and Cincinnati road provided
It is terminated the south side Of the Cumberland
river a. or near Nashville South Nashve then the
Cincinnati Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad Com
pany; the Edsefeld and Kentucky Railroad Company;
the Mississippi Central and Tennessee Railroad Company
the Tennessee Western Charleston Railroad the
Nashville and Knoxville Railroad Company; or any com
pany hereafter to be chartered build railroad from
Nashville to Knoxville; such company may be orsa
nized and chartered under name Of the Central south
ern Railroad Company, to construct . line from the
town Of Columbia 10 the Alabama State lns, towards
Athens and Decatur Alabama tn srs TO connect With
road TO Pensacola, Florida; the Lexington and koox
willie Railroad Company IS far Is il lies within the limits
The Miners Journal of Cumberland Nd IN, nlshes tae
following statement OF the statistics of the coal
trade for the year endisg Saturday the 3st Of Decem
The total amount Of sent from tbs Frostburg 70
gion during the year 4s4 OILS tons This was fur
Dished from the mines OF tbs Cumberland Coal and Iron
Vein Conf anies and By Mssrs Thomas Kerr and Percy
h Co or this amount A2, SOL passed over the
Mount Savage Railroad, and 4l els tons the Cum.
berland Coal ard Iron Companys railroad.
The total amount OF coal sent from the Georges Greek
and the Hetsrnport regions for the year. 70
tons.
Total amount rent from TIE entire Cumberland region
for the year 1881 Is tons OF this 1853 329 tons
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal while 500 90
tons we're transported over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
The folio wing statement will show the quantity o, coal
from the Cumberland region from Jaly 1s. 1886
DecAm 81. 1858;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

The largest receipt of hemp within the past ten years
222 tales in 1s47 Of lead, 150s7 pigs in ls4s;
four 3s7 sl4 bbh in 1s4s tobacco 1915 hhds IL 1857
Compared with LAST year, the receipts Of nearly every
article this year shows An increase
The Newark banks and two New Brunswick banks, pre-
sent the annexed exhibit in their leading depart neo.
according to the annual returns TO- 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

SUNDAY, ian S.
There vas nc feature In the transactions OF Satur
day Uster sold largely at IL cssh and 90 time. At
The sisse were Bic, sllb. NORTH cAroLna reached ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


1853
ssd ) $50 y ssssss.in: !. Aiss.s VII Ssas.sl Is.
xssss5 S.assss TSs sssis: sssas:s SIss ss
i; = =. &
Fsr Science ss:ssss..a,, Fer SsS Ssss.:s:
also received = Broons street and BOxory
sn sDa rss M Fl E
S.ty NJ. station. s0rnos q and Centre
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHIL ABEL
hs Fen No SaTS I,sss h.' n'' dAy
".1 Ds:s sSsn PSI sISA
John Potter TO Amboy thence direct 70 Camden b. oars
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY IRON
t1pss.: sssn. a. n@flroush in four hours ooapes.n.
with reaching Buffalo Montreal n ~ o'clock
NAH train. A. n.-Throush way trains u L. n. and
Express Train, sP; H.-Emir.ns train p n For Tarry
ss.1: G s .si.n For II f css
sss Canal .s .stss h .s first
and Troy stopping q p ~ ~, ' nSkScH
NOTICE TO TRAvKLLHRs-NoD DETENTION BY ICE.
he bay ns evening"
% ho aS ss0R .roa Tro a.S
tickets purchased Of Mr.. Dean foot Of Cortandt street.
New Jersey Railroad Office for Of the shove places BY
this line take at Wilmington choice OF
routes TO Charleston Augusta by Purchasing tickets 70
Wilmington There ere ionly nina miles of staging BY the
Manchester mng ton Railroad. Leave New York At
ga. n; Philsdelphia r. NJ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey RAilroad-U. s. Mall and Express LneA
through hours-Wnter Arransenent-Dso Is 1889
Leave New York FOO, Of Cortland, strssh =, and IN
And M and "A and 81 Pm. 81 30 for second aass
IN ii An from New York, and 4l5 Pm. from PhiisdephiA
Remington in sAN and 81 Pm 70 Walnut street. via
line which leaves ~ IL from foot Of Corr
Apdt street, via Camden Walnut street. In six houra
irsi hotels and the eeatr. psrs q for 2H
esch and with baggage for - csntA
Through itch sold for Baltimore Wssnston Norfolk,
weldon Wilmington and Charleston, In all the above trains
Through baggage agents and baggage conductors and
lines only Passengers vh baggage The ferry hsss
minu tss before the trsins leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
VIEW YORK AND PHILApKLPHIA pIRRcT. WI
DRY GOODS, SO.

A RIIFICIAL TLowERs.-THosK IN WANT OF
"A Towers for the hairt &c, will md extensive
assorm emit wreath sarlAAds bouquet 40 At the show
POEMS Of A. r. JARVIS CO.. - Canal street Flowers
ranged to order
fyLoAKs AT RRDuCED PRIcEs-NoLYNEUx BELL,
IS CAnalpre offers the balance OF stock Of
velvet and cloth eoaks at such extremely Low prices
insure permanent clearing out Of their entire stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TUsT PUBLIsHED-NEw YORK. ITS
PUBLICATIONS,

JUsT .PUBLIsHED-NEw YORK. ITS UPPER TIN
T.
ard ne Poor op,ier City Monks q Asnk Han. g..
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1psr sads s1 .n s IL
me Paul AEasnhsm Je.gs and the Po9s Quaker City
one sssne q nom u:
Christie or the wsndsrins Js. .Ts under
wiz be equally pleased with this Novel reader. win find
saS 'hA' Aa' 'h' press
viii ~ r .Hs
shs work The Incidents deneAsed in this work
for
Ios sale X DsyIrr DAVENPORT. New York T; B;
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REv1Ew AND CHORAL
lished nOshy) e0mmences I've fifth ye.r in January and
other T,s:say sherss 1as HaaS
matter yhou. any decrease in price Each number
:is,ns e Eess hymn chants:
aasPsa he Eli Bss'
SasEs i, IL be u az
Review addition to Mr. Cady the former ed
tori gentlemen Of the iiyhes talent aed rpest 81
perien.e, among whom George F. Root WIN. B. Brad
bury ibon Hastings and Lowell Mason and its circle of
tome and fo-eign is complete The music
a volume would dollars in the
form Beside THE there will be an immense amount Of
steal essays criticisms all for only
dollar Every feelnga particle of interest in the
Of music will surely fubsorbe The Review will also be
regular medum for the musical publ
sstiols by =. the leading publishing houses in the Union
Of any similar journal in the world and the
ments nd the cheapest ~ well lit hoped the
srs,se its already unparalleled circulation Terms-ons
advance Delivered in Nes York and Brooklyn for 81 %
Snge copies 81 cents Address always post paid
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

The returns show great deal of weakness in the ssu
ing department. but the Newark banks keep deposits In
New York city, for the redemption Of their circulation
here they in fact much stronger than appears The
Newark Banking Company has on deposit In the Msr
chants Bank, New York, sl9e $780, the State Bank of
Newark has $50 q, deposit in the Manhattan Bank Of
this city, the Mechanics Bank Of Newark Sll039l the
Mechanics BAH, New York The Newark CT y Bank has
s3l, $50 in the Metropolitan Bank Of this city.
The eturas of the banks Of Rhode Island made
18th Of September last in dance with special act
Of the Legislature Of that State give the aggregate
novement . follows
BANKS OF RHODE ISLAND 1858
Total amount Of capital stock of all the
Tot,l increase Of bank capital since last
1888 s65
Total amount OF bills In circulation 1885
Total amount Of specie on hand .......... $50 500
Ayers &c sc mi annual dividend OF banks in Pro-
violence ....................... 2l-2e
Average semi. annual dividend OF banks out OF
Provldencs. ....................... sl17-la
Average semi annual dividend Of all the banks 1895
Total amour Of loans and discounts 20 s44 900
Total amount Of deposits. Northumberland. 2lS4, ISL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

MRssRe. HRRTs, BROTHER 4 LowITZ BEG TO
AVA return their thanks TO Capt Geo. w. Dks, Lieut. Up
ham ard the members Of the fifteenth ward police force,
also 10 the members Of the Fire Department. for their
ons IN saving their entire stock the are in the Lasrse
House, ~ which their store totally destroyed.
Mr.. sCHBRhRRHoRN OF GREAT JONES STREET.
M tai es this meaps Of returning ants to Messrs Cello
Foreman Nolan and other members Of Hose Company No.
&C. for their polite and vaua assistance during the tire o.
the IAfsrge II suse Saturday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
THE EIREMRN.

Alta NETTING OF FIFTEENTH WARD HOSE CON.
IA pony No s. IL anmously Resolved That the siu
q the company be ndeed 10 Frederick Perry
fsg Of M Mercer rect for Refreshments generously fur
nj he'd the company At the Lsfsrge House yesterday
morning, TH0S. y. GOODWIN, Forenan.
IsAAcM BaRSLy, Secretary pro tenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80.


al mn WILL BE PAID FOR APERYECT Nc
pl.UUU to a darn sorrei Duroc horse lt1s hands
he must travel inside Of three minutes. Apply 70
GEICE veterinary furgeon, hits street, near Broadu
TORRES FOR sALE-THREE vALUABLk BoIr
Ill two Of them coming seven y, ars old sound ard
ikc having no further use for them they Will Be
bargain IL piled for soon. Apply TO d. VINCENT,
dore, Collins stea oers, loot Of Canal street.
ANEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY sTRH
IN Auction sale Of hcrscs carriages harness sssd'es
cyery n lend Az and Wednesday. ~ IL o'clock.
JOHN n. uATTIELD. PrvTrie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

INOR SALE IN WILLIANSBURG-A TWO SH(
II basement and attic franc house, finished in good y
gas throughout portable furnace IN front basemeat
in back basement, thirteen In the house,
feet front it'll al ey way. The premises abou
minutes walk from the ferry Terms easy Inquire Of u
HOYT, l3l South Sixth street, StatonS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

Value Of merchandise put market frat week
in January. 1854 ,................ 1896 423
Do dry goods do do. 1871 6SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

HANDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADlLr
~ pha, from pier No North river. Two lines daily 81
"a. \. and az \. Reorganization line At 4. n. by
way places Camden fare $2 Kxpress nS9I p NJ By
John Potter Amboy thence direct 70 Camden By
through in five hours; fare IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

T AsTs AND BooTTREEs.-A. LANE GIvIs SCI
IYto lis patrons and to the public at large that hts
tnres 70 attend upon bis customers for his own accou
Jacob street. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

EOR SALE.-ANEW DAGUERR EOTYPEAPPAaNel
L of the manufacture of Messrs. Vogtlander 4 Affd
Wien ane Brsunschweig 10 for sas for hundred do
70 Greenwich street. Said apparatus be used FOR cd
and silver plates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

LNOR SALVATION BUILT DARK BROWN Hl
IL six year old, suitable for express wagon.
sold cheap As the owner has for him. May be
Dimond's ssablts New street, Monday and TUESDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

EeR sALE-THK HOUSE ANo LEASE OF LoTAS
= zoo West Twenty sixth street, between Eishti
Ninth avenues, with the vilege Of purchasing the
IL SpYuce ktroet. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

L,OR sALE-A SUPERIOR OYSTER HoUsRae
Il Blocker street, and one in Chatham strset: .
looms, hotels, &C.. 40. apply to PLUME YERANGA
her A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

INOR sALK-IHE HOUSE AND Lot NO. 1896 HEcI
street, Brooklyn, between President and Carroll IT,
The house 10 brown stone 'front.' three stories high ri
basement and under cellar and modern nproy.u sntnt|
lot is 20 feet wi by "a feet deep. Apply 10 HOMER
GAN. Netropolitan Bark 3uilding Pine street. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

VARIETY BAKERY FOR SALE IN BRooKLG
Twenty years Established, sh.rt distances on fraie
prinops ferris baking forty barrels per week. with
years lease u the entire prees and everything comply
carry on the business Apply to d. W. RICHARDS. M
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

L,OR sALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXruRIt<
Il provision stand, connected with two Of ne p
rounds in this city locaton surpassed Teens eakc
rent nomirsl Apply to @. W. Sinners, Real Estats
1873 Nassau street room H. third Aoer. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09

ToR sALE--A CONFECTIONERY STORE AND
II saloon, situated In good thoroughfAre, ant
rising neigh borhood, established TO ~
family OF widow lady, or any person Of retired
vesment 1t will be sold cheap II cannot be attsnt
sccount of other business 1t 10 capable Of cter
provements Call in the ing between and 10 odr
1T 275 Ninth avenue. IA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
Il. u. CARR, .IR.,


TINE Subscriber takes this method Of inform
i ing the Public th,t he viii keep CONSTANT
ly IN hand a well selected stock Of Foreign aud
Domestic Green AMI Dried Lrui;s, Confection-
ary, Nuts, Preserves, Branded Fruits, Jellies,
Syrups, AM Principal Depot Tor Genuine, ITpor-
ted n ,vana and Principe Scgars,-of the choicest
and most approved brands, Assorted Pickles,
Fancy Soaps, Matches, Se3ar Cases, Tobacco
Boxes, Fire Kiadline, Extra homony, London
Sauces. Sweet Oil, Olives, Capess, Catsup, An.
chovies, Maccaroni, Vermicelli, and various For
eiga DeIiracies; Fine Cut chewing and Cavern
dish Tobacco, Bird Seed, shakers Herbs. Corn
Starch, fariaa, Cooper's Isinglass, Wheaton
Grits, Cracked Cocoa, Chocolate, Cantoa Gin
ger, aud Tamermds, Washing. Bleaching and
Cleansing Fluid, Pine Oil, Portable Fluid, Jen.
ning's Ph ,sgene Gas, Filling Cans, CamPhene,
and Agent for the Boston Lamp Depot, where
Lamps of every description can he supplied on
reasonable terms aud at the shortest notice.
N. Is. All goods purchased at this Store are
warranted and sent TO any part Of the town free
Of expense; at III Thames Street.
All kinds Of fresh Fruits received daily on the
arrival of the Steamers from New York.
m2g
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29

In this city, Goth. inst by Rev. Henry Jack
son, Mr.. Alden Barker Of Portsmouth to Joanna.
daughter ofths late Jonathan Smith Of this city.
In this city J une 10Th by Rev J. LovIoy, Benja-
min NJ. Bcden and Lucy X. Hazard, both
In R~ockaway, NJ l4th inst, Aldridge g..
Gardiner, of New York, formerly Of Providence,
and Agnes D. d~.sghter Of DR.. jackson, Of Rock
AWAY. e..
Al Bangor, Me-, Mr.. John J. Cloutman, oil
Boston, 10 Miss LiIsy Holt, Of Bangor.
In Bristol, 2lst inst, Mr.. James l.. Chase,
Of Bristol, and Miss Anne Norton, OF Maine
In 'rivrr,on, June as, Mr.. John ID. Read and
Miss Peace Mac0mimr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29

The WARD ITALIA Mr.. Crutcher,
r. Of the Jrrymen on the Ward trial, has
published a card touching the case. Mr..
Z. was the last juryman who consented to
the verdict ; and his .consent was obtained
by deception on the part of his fellow jurors.
From the commencement, two thirds of
the jury appear to have been jealous par
tizans of Ward. Only N of them united
With Mr.. Crutcher, at first, in voting for a
verdict of manslaughter (; and this was
part of the game, as he was the very one by
whose persaasions and misrepresentation
Crutchcr's assent to the verdict was at last
obtained.