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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
Ill Cured!
LET FACTS SPEAK:
BARRELVILLE, Allegheny Co., Nd.

OAnhkLS11LSy Co., ND. I
May Attn, 1862, (
To Measrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Desr sirs2IIn
justice to Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tinoture, wish
to inform you that was taken sick On the Sd dsy
bowels, and kidneys. was attended by four emf
nent physicians Tor more than two menths-alI tc
little or no effect 1 had some knowledge of tn
great virtue in Hampton's Tinceure, from one bot
tie which my wife had taken two years since.
came to tho conclusion that would take M
more medicinas from my physicians, but try the
Fineture; AMI an happy to inform you that / had
not taken it two days before felt its powerful in
the Tincture, and am now able to leave my room.
and can eat any common diet without much jneon
Venlence or pressure on my stomach.
The afflicted, their friends are daily yisit;n
ne 10 Learn OF the great virtue there is In the Tno
ture OF Halnpton's. ~
expect to send you several certificates in few
iays-one, especially, from young lady who hs
been confined to h er room for twelve months. with
disease OF the head, affecting the brain.
49, E.W. HALL.
On the permansncy of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above:
BAssMvnIE, Allegheny CO., Md,
October Is, 1854
Nessrs. Mortimer Mowbray: Dear Sirs-I am
happy to inform you that this day finds me in the
enjoyment Of good health BY the use of your Hamp
ION ION :. anctnrs and the blessings Of God am
pea 10 pursue my daily svocations as usual, and
nave great desire that the aflicted should know
the great curative powers Of the Tincture.
i en-, with respect, yours,
4. W. HALL
Call and get Pamphlets AMI Gee cures Of Coughs.
Scrofula. A1 u
"a Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 10 Raj.
MINORS strset Baltimore, and 304 Broadway New
J! YORK; CHsS. STOTf & 90, WIMER, J. B. MOORE
Y: .. CLARKE. CLARKE 4 BOWLING, W, ELL
UT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by
n: .. Il. o!ssEL, Georgetown; and O. G. BERRY
AleAsndr,a, and BY Druggists everywhere.
'Hh Miniature shakspeare, in si7
Ten Nights in Tap Room, By T Arthur
! Ire and Works Of Burns, 4 vols
Select Writings Of Robt Chambers yols =
German Literature - ..r
stories OF the Irish Pessantry
French Revolutions, 3 vols A
ssonry and Anu-Masonry, by A Creieh
Tales OF Old Times, translated from the German
Chambers Papers for the People, 6 vols
Chamoeis Hiscel!ano, 10 vols al.
The New York Quarterly Review for july
TAYLOR d MAURYsS a.
" 14 - =. Bookstore. near 9th st.
TOMAS CHICKERING'S Funeral March. inc1nd;n,,
u very correct lthOgrsphic likenees OF him. com.
posed and dedicated to his friends and reatives hv
". n. PADDOCK, just received ut the Music Dspot
", % =. IL a-.. 49,. HILBUS nIrZ, .
So T. -.
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MRS. GEN. WHEELED

MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S
BOARDING AND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
-.-- .-. -...- LADIES' s-.e-
Corner Prospect and Fayette sts Georgetosos.
THIS Institution will be reopened on FRIDAY,
j september 1st .,s--
The patronage Of the public generally liz respect
fully solicited. Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by
faithful and competent teachers.
Course ofinstruction, terms, &c may be obtained
by applying to the Principal. iy 2o-ec6w
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Positively SELLING OPP Ar COST

r COMMENCE this dly to run Of ms stock OF Dr.,
/ Goods and Shoes at prime cost. What remain,
by the 10Th Of July, viii then ns offered at auction
Persons wishing extra bargains win do wen &c
have q good assortment Of Dress Goods. sh.vis
Nantes, Bonnets, Ribbons, Parasols, DC. ~
Also, good stock of sAOES OF all kinds. T. =
The store VIII be for rent on the LIST Of Aueust..
'.-c.g - I. B. BROWN, it7-
. je LIFT -" - oAAA ANoei uecst
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.


L. ON MONDAYS, WEDNES.
EsiEz 3sDAYS, AND ERIDAYS.-Fars
ior the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Alexap
dris, rs cents. -
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will l.sY,
Washington ct o'clock, and Alexandria at 81
q. n. -
Coaches Leave the Capitol for the boat ct 81; far.
Persons Wishing the coach to csll for then, vi;
ksr Go. - - -
a. Rsfreshneoty TO be had on The boat .-,
maF WI : q JOB oORSoN, Captain.
NODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for August.
" for sale at - sHILLIN8TONS Reok store
CIR Jasper Carew, Knit, bis Life and Experience.
by Ohas Lever 49,. -
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
Preacher
=, New editions Of Sci. Smith and Quarter Races In
Kentucky -E-- = >, - 49,
All the new looks Published received immediately
afterwards, and for sale at
sHILLINGToN,s Bookstore
Cor. Pa. sv. and ~ St, Odeon building
jy @--n
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2 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

"oAaAAANUAOGN, Os Cs
'I'HE thirty fourth year OF Columbian Coliege will
Il begin on the last Wednesday of September next
and end on the last Wednesday In June, Student,
have the choice Of pursuing the usual stud
les for the degree of Bachelor Of Arts or scieutc
course for the degree Of Bachelor OF Philosophy.
The necessary college expenses of boarding stu
dent are about two hundred dollars Der aunum
For further information address s'The Presideu,
OF 4; Columbian as n. College, Washington, D. CT
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:. M0NEY-M0NEY-MoNEY.

-. A0NEY-MONEY-M0NEY,
IMPORTANT N0TICE-An persons in vsp. M
l. Money can be supplied WITH all sums.
Cash advances on Jewelry, Watches Furniture
Groceries, and Clothing. All business nerotistsa
strictly CONFIDENTIAL. go. - go
Pawn Broker, south side Pa. avenue, between Az
and Sd sts., opp. u. s. Hotel. = - ~
~ store closed on Saturday until candle light.
ID 21eo6mS ~ - -
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A FEW SHARES Union Building Associa-
IA tion stock, only ten months since it started.
Tor sale by X. K LUNDY,
aug 4 Bridge ST.. Geor1etoEn
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u very correct lthogrsphc likeness OF him cn,a.
posed and dediested to his friends and relsiyes bv
". NJ PADDOCK, just received ut the Music Dspot
j &H 800" o0 Ia !"
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THROUGH TICKETS.

Passengers for Lursy and New Market will take
the train leaving Alexandria, at O'Clock .. NJ.
on tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages at Cuipeper, c. 2.
Passengers fer Lynehburg will take the train
leaving Alexandria at O'Clock, q. NJ ON Mon
days, wednesdays, and FriiGya, connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville. ~. ..-.' :. =
@5-Psssengers for the White Sulphur SPRINGS
vi Ii take the train leaving Alexandria daily con
Meeting With The stages at STANTON - !.
Freight Trains are running daily, (surdsy e.
csptod) -
Per ord.rsiL = VI. 3. BROCK KIT, Agent
Alexandria, Vs., .May 30 go. may SI--tf
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NEW MUSIC received this xeek.-Ias Polk An.
~ gomar PolEa, Pattie Polka, Fantasia on Jor..
variations on Chou art Gone from my Gase:n Grind
AVS March variations Golden Ring Wslt,es:
rms Darkies Heart is Sad Few Days, aud In 49,.
nUn 70 variety OF standard and popular Music,
Music Books, toEN YTf11e 'a !"
"V " Penn sys between oth and 10Th IA.
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LIME! LIME! LIMEM!

LIME! LIME! LIME!M
HE HAhBuRGH LIME KILNs being now 4,
Il csmplete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
to furnish mis- approved customers st sI times dvr
ing the season with Lime Of the best quality 70,
clustering and other purposes. The lime manufac
tnred at these kilns is warranted to be equal In
2uahty 70 any other manufactured In the United
states. TIE price will be, delivered 1t tho kiln DC
m any other part of the city 81.
Cement and Cstcined Plaster can slso be hsd at sI
times. ..c A. w DENHAM =
ep 8-6m , Por the nronr;etor
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.


Hot Springs. -e.-l.. .-.
A RRANGEAENTS having bern made with the
IA owners of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria and
Washington, distance Of six miles, in connection
with the trains On this, and the Washington Rail
roads the following schedule win take effect on and
sitter Thursday, june Let, 1854: I'D
A Train from Alexsndris to GordonsviEe, and in
termadiats Stations, will leave the Depot, corner u
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock N, on tht
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for breakfast on board, arriving at Gordoas
vile, It halfpsst 10 o'clock, connecting ct that
point with tbs Trains on ths Virginia Contra
Road. TO Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
Train from Gordonsville TO Alexandria and ia
terE.ediate stations, viii l.aye GordonsFiIle q;
IL O'clock, On the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, surviving at Ale1sniri.
at hslfpast ocloek-thus allowing time to connect
vita tbs train leaving Washington City for n.
North, and for Dinner On board the boat
4 Train from Alexandra to Warrenton and Inter
nediEte ststfons will leave Alexandria daiy, (Sun
days excepted) at o'clock, p m, arriving Of War
rent At half past O'clock r. a.
On Sunday will leave ~ O'Clock q n.
Train nom Tarrenton to Als1andria and iIl.e:
mediate stations viii leave Warrenton daily (sun
asy exeepted) Ut quarter before o'clock a. a. ar
irving at AleIsndris at hsifpast o'clock a. m .
On Sunday will leave at quarter past IL O'clock
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPTUS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

Tbs NfHeth Edition, With
One hundred Engravings
showing DiSeas.s and Nal
formations of the Human
System in every shape ard
form. To which is added q
Treatise on the Diseases Of
2emales, being Of the high
est Importance to married
people, or those contem-
plating marriage. By
VIM. YOUNG, II. d.
Iset no father be ashamed
to present q copy of tho
MSCULAPIUS to his child
It NAV save him from an
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early grave. Let no young man or woman enter In
to the secret obligations of married life without
residing the POCKET EsCULAPIUS. Let no che
suffering from q hsckIisd Cough, Pain in the side
restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole ain
stefan, be another moment, without cnsullng tae
HsCuLAPIUS. Have the married, or those about
to be married any impedment, read this truly use
full book 90 it bas been the Of saving thous-
ands Of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of
death.
A8rAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IL letter, will rocsi7e ono copy Of this
work By MALL o, Ave copies will be sent for One Dol
lar. ~.
Address, {post psid) DR.. WEI. YOUNG,
No. I52 Spruce street. Philsdelphis.
ap lily
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

500 LBS. OLD LEAD
OOO For sale cheap by
e. X. LUNDY,
aug f. Bridge st GEORGETOWN
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DE-. MoRsks IsyIooRATNe CORDIAL has bscn coCr-
forfeited by some uDprinciPlsd persons.
In future, sill the genuine Cordial will have the
propristers fac smile pasted over the cork OF each
bottle, and The folio sing words blown In the gless
sDrs BIZ oraess IAvtg0rafinE Cordial,
c. III. RING, Proprietor, MY.
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TO CONTRACTORS And BUILDERs.

aug Scott -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

CoURr OF JUsTIcEs.-friday, July 25,-
Present., ,Justices Gipin, and Donham.
State ys. Mary Ann Dia,yh complain,
for drunkeness /; Dit. plead net lily ;
guilty, sentenced to pay 81 90 and costs /;
committed for non.paymen!,
State vs.. Oils Watson eondpsa on
motion of Deft.
State VS.. Henry Cummins continued on
motion.
State vs.. Thomas Henry, complaint for
On assault upon the watch; DIT. plead not
guilty: probably guilty; sentenced to find
sureties in the sum of $500, for appearance
before the Supreme Court.
State W. John West, complaint for fast
driving continued for adyisement.
State vs.. John West, complain, for as
sault and battery, in running over a child
continued Tor advisement.
State VS.. Mahlon Taylor, complaint for
abusing the Watch plead not guilty; prob
ably guilty, and sentenced to find sureties
in the sum Of 5000.
Charles Cozzens, City Marshal, VS.. Benz.
Weaver; complaint Withdrawn on pay
nent Of fine and costs continued for pay
nlent.
State vs.. Edward Duen, complaint for
drunkenness continued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03
California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUs


Bsmbardm ent and Burning OF
Ian Juan.
The steamship Prome,heus, Capt. Tur-
ner, from Punta Arenas, with 3s3 passen-
gers and Si 900 900 in specie on freight to
Charles Morgan, arrived at New York Tues
day evening.
The Prnmetheus arrived outward on the
morning of the 18th, at 8 O'Clock, having
touched at Kingston for coal. Found 1, 'o
harbor the U. s. ship-of-war Cyane, COM
manied by Capt. Hollins, W hich had arriv-
ed AT San Juan del Norte on the 4th inst,
in 81 days from New York, commissioned
to settle certain difficulties between Ameri-
can citizens and the local authorities, also
to demand full and satisfactory apology
for an insult given short time since to the
Hon. Scion Borland, Minister to Central
America The authorities and inhabitants
OF the town refused to make the slightest
apology. After giving ample time and no
apology having been received, Capt. Hol-
lins on the 18th, issued a proclamation to
the authorities and residents, that unless an
apology was made by Ia. m. on tho 18th,
he should proceed to lombard the town.
No apology came in. He, in the mean
time, took possession Of the Trans;t Com
pany's steamers, and sent them to the town,
offering protectton to all persons who chose
to accept, and within one minute Of the
time designated by Capt. H., the cannona-
ding commenced, and continued with brief
intermission to 3 p. m. During the inter,
val no disposition was manifested on the
part Of The inhabitants TO come to terms for
the saving of the property. Al p. m. a
party landed, commanded bya Lieutenant,
who burnt the town,and San Juan,or Grey
town, on the 18th, was entirely destroyed
One or two small buildings in the suburbs
remain to mark the spot. No lives acre
lost. Mr.. Scott, agent of the Accessory
Transit Company, tendereda free passage
by the Prometheus to all who wished to
leave. A few accepted the offer. The
Cyane sails for Boston on the 18th, and
takes Mr.. Fabns, our commercial agent,
home. Officers and crew all well.
III. b. NJ. schooner Bermuda and the West
India Company's steamer Dee, British
merchantman, were witnesses ofthe scene,
laying in the harbof at the time. The
revolution in Nicaragua and the difficulties
at San Juan, have no; in the least in,erfer-
ed with the transit OF the California passen-
gers. The rainy season has commenced in
earnest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03
From the N. Y. Mirror.l

OCEAN House, NEWPORT, JuLy 26, 1854.
do not deem il necessary to write daily
while absent in order TO furnish "somethme
TO fill up" That fallacy has been too OF
ten exploded in our editorial notices to cor
respondents, TO render tho forcing system.
necessary. The mails aud the telegraph
daily overwhelm us With "matter )" and
local events and incidents must have place.
Neither do write to keep my pen from
rusting, nor to "kill time" but simply, In
the present instance, from philanthropis
motive--to induce, if possible, some Of our
suffering readers, who are blessed viii
means to command leisure, to caye the hot.
and dirty city and, Try the luxury ofan air.
bath at Newport. With the thermometer.
raging among the upper tens in New York,
there is no place nearer to Paradise than
this. Since Sunday morning last, have
found thick clothing comfortable, and sleep
at night with closed windows.
At a private dinner party yesterday.
while the mercury stood at 81 deg. in New
York, every gentleman present was dress
cd in winter clothes, and every window in
the dining room was shut There is no
such climate on this continent as this and.
persons who have visited ali tho watering
places in Europe, say there is none such in
the world. Notwithstanding the presen,
high price of building lots have no doubt
but they will continue to advance, until
every available cottage site 10 occupied
The wealthy cottagers here live in a style
of elegant luxury and entertain like princcs
The society is Of the best quality, and,
breakfast parties, dinner parties ard tea par
ties, are the order Of the day. Al these lit
tie social gatherings one meets the cre,,s
DE- Ia creme of American intellect, beauty
and refinement. And then there are one or
two club houses, supplied with oil the lead
ing journals Of England and America, to
say nothing of gord dinners and game sup
pcrs, furnished by Uncle Tom Dowring.
In the afternoon The excellent ronds arc
lined with vehicles, and the show Of Lard
some eGpipages exceeds anything to be
seen in the Unllcd States. The drive to
"Batcman's" is the lavori,c one and hun
drcd fine carriages filed with gay ladies
meet and pass each Other - th:. point be-
tween s and in the evening.
Tonight there is 10 be grand "HoP"At
the "Ocean House - and with tine thcr.
mometer at 70 deg. OF less, aud urGcr ;i.o
inspiration of such exquisite 'nusic us tho
''Germanians'," dancing must ae a lryury
to all who indulge in that cxhiiaratny &C.
complishment. There will doubtless be
large gathering from tn cottages and
neighboring hotels of all that is ban and
belle in Newport.
The ocean House" is now inpi y .il.
ing up. The arrivals from New York and
Boston number about fifty daily. B. he
first Of August there wi. bo rathera lack
Of rooms than Of guests.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

o. The Providence Tribune hopes that
John p. Knowles will be placed upon The
bench Of the Supreme Court, at the Octo-
Der session of the General Assembly we
decidedly object to ,his,--let us have Amos
c. Barstow! He is the man, for he de-
clared in the General Assembly that had he
been on the bench when Judge Curtis de-
cided certain portions of the former Maine
Law unconstitutional, he should have dis
sented from Judge Curtis Shades of
Blackstone, Coke and Littleton, sink into
oblivion. John Power Knowles! o tenn.
pora Omores
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hERiLD OF THE TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRrINS,
No l44 Thames Street.
CRANHT0N & NORMAN.
TERMS-.$2 in advance, or 1926
at the end Of the year.

.U BY reference to the advertisement in
another column, il will be seen that Dr..
liammersley, of London, will soon open
school for instruction in Fencing and other
healthy exercises of the kind, at Edwards
Pistol Gallery, Bath Road. The New
York Spirit Of the Times says, "The art
OF Fencing, &c, as taught by Professor
Hammersley, is combination of the use of
tho sword, with grace and elegance of at,i-
rude, SO necessary to develope manly de-
pertinent and carriage. Many years of
practical experience eminently qualities the
Professor for carrying out his system"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

OBITuARY.-Our obituary column, yes
terday, recorded the decease Of two persona
who have acted prominent part among US
in the present generation.
WILLIAM RHODES has been for many
years one Of the most active business men
in the State. He was one of the earliest
who engaged extensively in the cotton
manufacture, in which he continued to the
time of his death. He was for number Of
years President fthe American Insurance
Canany, and Of the Weybosset Bank, from
its ,oun 'ation, in 1881, until his death. He
seve,a mes represented his native town
in lh1 General Assembly, in which he was
disir.psha3 for sound sense and practi-
CT. info nation upon all matters of business
an .oiitcs. In l840, he was, with Mich.
o!as Brown, George Engs and Wager
!. nden, chosen Presidential Elector,
and suyc his vote for Gen. Harrison. Mir.
Rhodes will be missed not only by those
who all ,,e Immediately bereaved in his
death, h~; IN the business circles, in which
his god judgment and sterling qualities
were always held in high respect.
The Hon. JEFFREY DAVIS, of North
Kings'own, enjoyed, in an unusual degree,
the esteem and confidence of his fellow.
citizens, although his retiring disposition
Kept him often aloof from public employ
ment. lie was severn! times member
of the General Assembly, and was the first
Senator from North Kingstown, under the
constitution, and while in the General As
sembly enjoyed the reputation of a sound,
sensible and influential member.--Pror.
Journal
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H"We have the most authoritative
reasons in the world to deny absolutely the
widespread rumor about proposition said
to have been made to our administration in
Washington, concerning the cessation OF
Russian territories extending along the
north western coast of the Pacific, of which
the establishment at Sitka forms the knot
Such proposition was neither made nor
thought ofby the Russian legation in this
country and well-inormed persons consd-
er 1t as hoax invented in England and
readily swallowed by The press Of America.
We doubt that this matter was for mo
ment seriously considered in st. Peters
burg, as it is wholly contrary to the charac-
ter of the Russian Government and that Of
the Car Such a cessation Of territories
made by him, would be an avowal OF Q des-
p,iring condition Of affairs on his side,a con-
dtion to which until yet he is not driven, as
show the last accounts from Europe. Once
more, whatever may be said to the contrary,
the whole affair is pure invention, and
soon the public will find il 80 likewise.
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Bp Uelc9rapb.

WAsMSGToN, July ls.
The news of the bombardment of San Ju-
an has created great excitement, in all
quarters, here. But one sentiment is eH-
pressed. in regard to the conduct of Capt.
Hollins,-and that is, extreme indigna-
ton.
Capt. Hollins, however you may rely
upon l., only acted in accordance with his
orders from the Government here. 1t is
they and they only that must assume the
responsibility.
Solon Borland who has been summarily
avenged | understand, will not return to
"his mission" He is now in Arkansas
canvassing for seat in the United States
Senate.
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MApAnR WALLAcE BouoHfLLE.-Th

MADAnE WALLAcK BouoHftLE.-This
talented singer and teacher is residing fos
the summer months at Newport, X. J.,
where, besides giving concerts, she contin-
ues her usual professional ayocations.--
Madame Vincent Wallace is stopping with
her, end gives her the benefit Of her valua-
bic aid. The town pupils Of these ladies
who intend visiting Newport will, VIC have
no doubt, be grat'ied with this announce
mcnt-N Y. Herald.
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A SArI OYyEK.--An English paper aays
the following is copy Of a piacard which
was posted up in the vicinity of Liver
pool:
"The person who left two of his toes and
tho heel OF an old boot in a steel tgaE in An
'ie!d Plantation on Sunday evening last
may have the same returned OH application,
to .he gardiner at the cottage"
The lost property had not been called for
AT last accounts.