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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-17

to say the least, doubtful expedency, whether they
should proceed without further consultation with friends
to perform the duties of the mission with which they had
been entrusted.
Mr. BADGER. viii my friend from Delaware, at this
point, allow me to remind him that suggested
son why thought it was wrong, and why would not
in it. that it impossible to prevent such pro-
ceeding from being msrepresented into attempt to
control or muzze the press
Mr.. CLAYTON. l remember that perfectly. 1t is
true. After discussing the matter adjourned without
action We called the editors Of the Integen-
Ger; controlled the paper, attempted to
control it. pursued the tenor of its way without
any interposition from us from that day to this.
Now sir act of justice to gentlemen here, let
that my honorable friend from Tennessee
that there not entertained far knew, had
any to believe the slightest idea of entrapping
him in that meeting The whole object what have
explained should have been Of the last in the
world to attempt to entrap my honorable friend from Ten
nessee, and he knows it. and will acknowledge it. do
not believe that any gentleman there thought of such
thing Yet the of circumstances which
presented the mind of the honorable Senator from
and well stated by him, may have justified
him in the belief that such design entertained
by somebody to draw him into that meeting. only wish
to him that perfectly convinced he is entirely
in error in that
Mr.. BELL Did the Senator from North Carolina in
that meeting dissent from that resolution?
Mr.. CLAYTON. Which one3
Mr.. BELL. mean the drawn up by the Senator
from Georgia.
Mr.. CLAYTON. cannot recollect that he did. But
know he dssened before he and parted that day from
the policy OF presenting IL 10 the editors.
Mr.. BELL Did he assent to it at the meeting?
Mr.. CLAYTON. cannot remember.
Mr.. BELL understood, Just as l came in the room,
that the Senator himself objected it. That resolution
was the whole thing to which directed my attention
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

FINE on PAIKTISGs AT MAsoEIc HALL.
We take pleasure in announcing TO our
readers tho fact that a large and beautiful
collection Of Oil Paintings, is now on ex-
hibition, admission free, at Masonic Hall, in
this city. This collection is made upo Of
choice original paintings by some of the most
accomplished European artists now living,
together with accurate copies OF celebratcd
pictures by the Old Masters. Ia the va
ricty of subjects presented in this collection,
something may be found to satisfy almost ev-
cry taste and we urge upon our readers to
visit this Gallery and select some one or
more of these beautiful Paintings, to sus-
pend in their Parlors or drawing rooms Mt
any rate 60 and see them. Public sales of
these pictures will take place on Friday and
Saturday Mornings, lllh and 18th inst, ut
II IL o'clock. Seats will BE- reserved for
Ladies who may wish TO attend the sale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
GORrON ANDERSON'S
ECSIAL sNVit.t aATOR

FOX ht HAL.
N'O" preserving, lee toring ana bs auiiil ing the
4 tair "a safe AMI never ia,lIbg remedy Tor
all diseases vi the scalp "a certain exie,Inr aior
OF '!audruf and scuri, ard n preventive VI bald
ness, Grey hair, &c.
The Inventor and proprietor Of this valuable
article has Tor wears been engaged IN The business
ef Hair cutting AMI diessmS, aud has had tho
most ample oppo ,~unities oi becoming thorough
" acquainted with all that relates to IT. His
attention has been constantly drawn 10 the study
Of The condition OF the hair snder the vary ins
circumstances produced by climate, age, dis.
ease, &C.; and he has 10 his private practice,
tor some years, used he i0valuable preparation
which, at the request OF many Of his most b ghly
influential aud respectable pairons, he now Of
iers TO the public. Indeed, the numerous appli-
cations from strangers at "A distance, rs well as
IN the mel hborhood, have compelled him to
prepare large quantities Of tho
AMBROsIAL INNlGORATOR,
and il is now offered to the world, with tho
assurance that both for gentlemen and ladies il
is unqualified, ior ptiity ana economy BY any
Hair preparation ia the universe.
LADIES viii find the AmbrosiaLa great addi-
ton to the Toilet, both on account Of its delicate
and agreeable pc. fuWe, and the great facili ties
il affords in dressing the Hair, whirh when
moist with The Ambroslal. can he dressed in
any required Grp, SO AS 30 preserve its place.
When used on The heads Of children, il lays tho
foundation for a good head OF hair.
The Amarosial lnvigoiator will keel he Hi.
moi Il longer than ANY oil, and ia warranted TIA
give universal satisfaction in all cases, whea
properly used.
For sale. whpicfale sai retail, BY tho pre-
pri .tor, JOB / Lanes-st, Newport, r.. !. A lib
eral discount will he made TO those who prr.
chase il for sale. Single bottles rs cts, ac-
companied with full directions for It's use, to-
ge,her With a ire.tise on The formation, rhsrac-
ter and diseases Of The Hair.
J,4 GORTON ANDERSON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
REGATTA AT NEWPORT,
RjDLE leland.
JUpNDll ATIUNT lQ,L 1874

fHChS IA D tSf lWh, 1894.
TIE New NOrk YI,ht Cub offer, 10 he sailed for
: al Newport, On the 10Th dav oi August next, q
prize cup Of the v,lue Ot ) J00-oge ben 10 al sailing
vessels oi overSlt zen tons, Custom House measure
mont. No allow lhte of lime ia be given Tor differ
arre OF ioTIte' Tae eutfHrce money viii be paid
~ the second boat IN the race. bni So far a, this
money is con'errei tire Yachts 4 the New York
idcht Cub viii not be placed
TIe race To lbs from fost AJdms, starting al 10
A. NJ out 10 sen aud b ,ck, turning stake boats SO
pisced as To make ths race, Ms nearly As possible,
iuiy niles.
Shops 10 sH'' uader jb and mninsail only, and
scl,ooners under jib, f1resail. AMI mainsaii only.
Tie will USE their discretion as TO tho
starting on the appointed DAY, but II once started TO
he \ race, provided tbs dist ,ncc il performed In
eisht hours IL The weather IN The opluien of tho
committee u NOT sui ahle, or The IGce il not finish
.i IN eight hours, IL viii be postponed from day To
day unit GociCfl.
Tue sailing oscillations Cf the New York Yacht
Gun To goi"rt, rAcept where they conflict with
the rOOvC a.! .istipns.
Entrance money TO he Ten Dol ars.
lbe entilrs viii close an the first day Of August,
NJ noon. Tobc directed enclosing tie entrance mo-
ney, y. }, Secr'y New York Yacht
tlnh, 4 Pine stiett, New lork, where copies Of The
NY. Yacht Club sailing regulations, and all other
MIR rraiion can be ohitinrd
GEO W. BLUM L, Wv YORK. Com.
j. PREsTCOFf rA!L, Newport.
New York, June %, 1854. IyI2
-, Newport Advertiser aaI Mercury, please
copy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

grThe Hop at the Bellevue House, Tues
day evening, was a very brilliant affair, being
attended by an unusually large number of
beautiful ladies and gallant gentlemen, all
of whom appeared very much to enjoy the
gayety of the occasion. There were so
many very beautiful ladies' present that it
would be no easy matter to name the belle
in any other place but Newport, any one
ofthem would have been regarded as a
belle beyond all question,-but we have so
mneh beauty here, that no one pretends to
designate a belle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

BY The advertisement in another column,
il will be seen that the proprietors of the
Ocean, Atlantic and Bellevue Houses will
give a benefit Concert to the Germanians,
at the Ocean House Hall, on Wednesday
evening next. 1t will be a Soiree Dansante,
and at the conclusion of the Concert the dan
cling will commence. These have always
been attractive and popular entertainments,
previous years. and we have 10 doubt but
that there will be a large %concourse at this
time. We hope 50, at least, as this is the
only Concert of the season which the Ger
manians receive the exclusive benefit of.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
Tie0.

In this city, 81 inst, William Arnold. sal, II
Whitman and Amelia Peckham, in the 10rh
year Of his age.
In this city 81 inst, Mrs. Sarah Carr. Wild
ow Of The late William =. Carr, aged 81 years.
Ia this city. Friday, Edward, son Of John
Hathaway, aged I years.
IN Middl-town, 2Sth ult., George ". son 81
George aud Margaret An,hony, in the 25th year
OF his age.
In Providence, on the I'll inst, lmogen Au.
gu.ta, only daughter Of Fra 3. and Laura 5.
Allen, aged 3 wears.
In North Providence, Sd inst, Cornelis J daughter
Of Welcome aud Aar,hs A Furru I'M. aged 10.
In Providence, 5th inst, Maria PackaI, wild.
ow Of the late Nicholas liulefcld, Of New
Shoreham, in the 56th year Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

LITERARY. n. p. Willis will publish,
next week, "Famous Persons and Places"
being the ninth volume Of the revised and
uniform edition of his complete works.
Russell Lowell is editing, lor Epes Sar-
gents series of the "English Poets" the
poems of John Keats. Mr.. Mitchell, TX
MarveD will publish this autumn, a new
novel of modern society, called "Fudge
Doings," the same. we presume, that he
commenced in the "Knickerbocker' before
going abroad. "Chesnut Woods a New
England story, in two volumes, will be pub
lished next week. 1t Is said to be written
by the wife of an eminent College Profess
SOr.
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n f w NJ u SIC.

Mcssrs. George =. Reed a. Co., Boston,
have Just issued the following new and pop
ular pieces Of Music performed by The Ger
mania Musical Society -
"Morning Polka" Midday Polka
Sunset Polka Redowa;" they are by Carl
Bergman, leader Of the Gernanians, aud
are among the best Of hi, productions, all Of
which are very popular.
Eben Toupee, Fall River, ha> just pub.
lishcd the following -
Ocean House Polka, dedicated to John
G. Weaver, Esq, Proprietor of the Ocean
House, Newport, r. |. Music BY f. A.
Titcomb.
1t is a very fine production, and VIII have
an extensive sale. IL is emit, llished with
an excellent lithograph of the Ocean
House.
For sale by W. ii. Peek, 80 Thames
street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

The Ericsson Steamship left the foot Of
18th street., on a trial trip, at 10 IL o'clock
This morning, Capt. Ericsson was on board,
and one or two friends. She left, using
only the forward engine the oihcr not being
ready, and it is said was making about nine
ar ten miles an hour as she passed the Bat
terry. The steamer is laden with coal for a
voyage 10 Europe, aud 100 tons Of from
She draws II fee, and two inches Of water,
and has her wheel four feet and two inch
Is deep. W. hope this experiment may
prove al that those who have spent 30 much
money in this enterprise eau wish--M Y.
Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

The Special committee appointed by the
House Of Representatives to investigate
the alleged bribery and corruption on the
part of Mr.. Colt, to procure the pas
sage of an act TO extend his patent for the
manufacture of pistols, have made four re-
ports. Messrs. Letcher, Eddy and Rufin
signed one, Wheeler and Thurston another,
Eliot another, and Zollicoffer another, but
all are said to agree that there is no proof
10 establish the charges preferred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
HE TIMES NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MURnlNG AUGUST 10, 1854.
Mdrrtr0.

Al Matagordas, Ttxas, April Is, Rev. Henry
N. Pierc, and Miss Mamie IL. Sheppard, both
of n.
In Millyille, 81 inst. ia ST. JUhn's Chwcn,
by the Rev. Mr.. Rice, Frder,ck A. hoide",
Of Providence. and Ellen Francls, daughter OF
Collins Capron, Esq, OF the FORMER Place.
la Pawtuokei, Nnss, CA Tie 29th ult. NJ. VIM.
Walker aud Miss Ellen BlNih. both OF Irtvterre.
Ia Woonsockct, "a inst MIR John Lynch and Miss
Mar, L~snagan, both of lhuf village
IL New York, 7th inst, NJ the 81. Nicholas
Hotel, by the Rev. Mr.. CLARK, Col. Miriam
rearsons, of San Francisco, to Miss Ann &.
Ma,tliew son, Of r. ovideuee, X. i.
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Il

WILL be sold al Auction on Friday and Nat
w mday, August llth and 18th at II I.2 -
clock, earh day. ~ Masonic Hail. an extensive
aud elegant collection al Oil Paintings, compri-
sing III. collie, ton oi AN American gentleman NJ
acknowledged judgment and good taste while re-
Gently making y tour on The Continent IF Europe,
and II ~ confidently believed that as n ' hole
that this has not been surpassed in merit, beauty
or value by ANY collection of modern Paintings
hitherto 81, red ior sale in this country.
The sale will be free and without reserve, and
will afford IN excellent opportunity Tor persons to
eubellish their residences rarely TO be met with.
The COLLECTION 10 now arranged, and spen for
inspcetit %, which Ladies' aud Gep,lsmen ATE
respectfully invited 10 examine any time pre-
vious 10 the ssie.
az <. A. PARKER, Auc,'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
HERALD OF Tke inns
THURSDAY Aug. 10th. 1854.

uWe scarcely open an exchange paper
from any part of the country that does not
contain a letter from Newport, and all the
writer's speak in glowing terms OF our no
tells and the general attractions OF the place.
The only complaint we have heard Of in
opposition to this general and just praise, IS
the sagacious writer in Harper's Magazine
for August, who says that our Hotels are
bad. Poor fellow,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

sdy The celebrated Boon children have
Just arrived from Saratoga, and will give
readings from Shakespeare and other emf
nent authors, at Bellevue Hall, on Saturday
evening. These gifted children are very
yoang, and have met with great success in
various parts Of the country, where they
have been.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

The New York city council have adopt
ed a resolve for the erection of a monument
in that city to the memory of General
Worth, at a cost notexceeding $4,000, and
advertise for plans and estimates.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

DR.. Choules' "Cruise of the North Star
is The book for summer reading. A good
seat under a shady tree with this entertain
ing narrative to read, is the best
dation we can give for a hot day.-Boston
Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

Green fruit is plenty in this city persons
should be careful not 10 eat il let the hogs
have it, if they will, which we very much
doubt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

~ The contributions to the Washing.
ton Monument during the month Of July
amcaiacd TO $500
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

D-Mrs. Watson the celebrated vocalist,
fell suddenly dead on board the steamer
Stockton, when near Philadelphia, on Mon
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
FOR SALE.

THE estate IN this city known 10 "Sievens'
l. Wharf, now under rental to Geo. Bowen,
Esq, comprising the wharf, with wharfage aud
dockage privileges, and n considerable open lot,
part Of which 10 occupied as "a Coal Yard.
Sixteen warehouses and stores. A Sail Loft,
Rigging hf Counting house, one 8 story dwelling
House, various lesser buildings, Blacksmith
Shop, Blockmaker's Shop. There are also
on the premises an excellent Ship Chaodlery
Store, and a first rate Cooperage establishment,
all doing athriving business, and in fine consti-
tu,ing u very complete Water Estate, perhaps
the best in the CITY.
For terms, and full particulars. apply to r.
J.. STEVENS, al MessTs. LAYTON & BRO
THEIRS Store, "a Thames street, from Z TO 8
A NJ.
a4tf J. X. STEVENS,
Providence Journal, please copy 6 times and
send bill to this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

GOODHUE & SON ,Optician rs and Jewellers,
u would invite the attention Of purchasers to
their assortment Of silver, table, ten. dessert.
preserve. eliey and egg spoons, ladies iorts
pie, cako, butter and fruit knives. Napkin,
rings, tea strainers, sugar %siiters shovels combs,
card cases, port monnaies snuff boxes, knife and
fork fork and spoon, and knife fork and spuan,
in boxes, %raltles, VIII stiles &c. as the Spectacle
Depot, No. II Westminster street, Providence.
"A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
N ACT in relation TO obstructipg the waters IN
"A the Harbor of Newport.

~ - w wv R'hf ',hf' Wv nv III
n the Harbor of Newport.
Passed by the General Assembly, October, 81, lsiD
IL j. enacted BY the General assembly as iDllo rs
Each and every owner aud each and every per-
son having charge 81 suy steamboat or any other
vessel. scow, boat, 90 raft Of any Mad, who shail
hereafter throw overheard or pe,ID : ~ tie thrown
overheard rom said steamboat or any other vessel,
scow, boat or IaIi 0i amy KIND, rny coal, cinders,
ballast or any other material that vii lessen the
dspth and thus ubstrutl the calers u The hHrbor Of
Newport, within the north pOInt oi Font adams ami
Coasters lIarbOr Island, shall forfeit and pay n sum
not exceeding On. hundred dollar .nor less than twc.
MY dollars Tor each and every offence, 10 he rccov-
cred In an action Of debt, in the name of the town
Treasurer Of said town Of New port, before any
court Of competent jurisdiction 10 try The sHme,one
half To and 10, the Use of the person informing Of
the same, and the other half 10 and for the use of
said town Of Newport and all fUrfeitnIes that
may accrue under this act. shall be prosecuted Tor,
within six months thereafter.
At a City Council Of Newport, holden August ?,
I5ji.
Resolved, That the state law In relation 20 throw.
log cInde-s, ballast. &c. into the haTboi Uf New port
he publisht d, aud that a copy be given 10 the Cap
tain Of e1cn steamboat plying IN the harbor, AMI
that the city Marshai ste that the statute be en-
forced. A true copy, attest,
alO u. -. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

MUSICAL Convention-A Musical Conven-
WI ton under the direction Of Professors A.
NJ. Johnson Re ". Frost. Of Boston, will be
holden in Masonic Hall, Newport, commencing
on Monday, Ang % h, at 3 O'Clock, y. M, and
continuing III Session three or four days.
Conventions of this character hav. been held
in many cities and large towns in New England,
and the course Of practice pursued has never
failed 10 Effect very decided Improvement in the
musical abilities Of the members.
Tickets 25 cts. each, and further information
uloy be obtained At w. H.. Peek's and Is. J..
TilleA'r Honk Stores. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

NISrURNELL's Railway and steamship
~ Guide; Giving the Railroad and Steamship
Routes, fare, &c. through the United States
and Canada; also the Ocean steamship arrange.
ment. for 1854. For sale by WIN. II. PEEK,
IA 80 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

D1CiI gold AMI silver bowed Spectacles for
IL Gentlemen, a line Assortment can always he
found at GOODHUE & SONS,
Opticians and Jewellers, nj the Spectacle Depot,
No. II Westminster ST., Providence. "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

4 ILENDALE sheetings-Three ca,cs Al
IA lendsle Shee',ngs q, bleached aud Unhle ich
ed z yds, 2 Ia, 2 1-2, 2 "a yds wide, n very
superior article o Sheeting. Abo, Allendale
Quilts, all sizes; ju.t reed and Tor sale cheap,
10y WM. G.. COZ EMS n Co.
az
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

EMBROlDERlES-New styles of the incest
~ Embroiderics, opening every dsy, at
a9 WIN. e. COZZENS & cos.
~ Thames-,t.
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T. NC
AND GYNNASTICK LESSONS.

AND NY WNASTTCK LE>SONS.
MIR ALBERTO MAGGl, Professor Of
Ib FeucIag, aud Gymnastics, Of the Academy
&C tn inn, (tniy,) re. p~ec,fully Informs the pub
tic that he Intends to give les sons. IA private and
in clauses. in So tar as il i, his convenience, to
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Mr.. Alberto Maggi has acted in this profes-
sion M the principal Institutions in the City of
New York, TO the hest satisfaction OF his
pupils. For terms and particulars enquire be-
tween IL and I O'Clock, p. IN. at Mr. T.. A. X.
Kherns, Professor Of Music, Touro street House.
~
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For the News.
SONNET.
~ 4. q. RENIsoToS.

All music sounds are but the outward forms
DINNER symphonies, unless inspired
They cannot soar beyond the visible
DiudId sound. Terrestrial Harmony
l. all we know of tina, above. The voice
Which erst In iancy's rapture listening ear
Tiruugh all the starry wonder. Of the spheres
Involved, inwove In sweetest ~phauts.y
Flowed ever onward, upward and around,
Was bat the gorgeous reflex of those tones
which shout for aye to tame and lisllrss souls
From sisred aud temPest-waving fnre-ts brown
fni IRON the -tIrm-tos.ed never resting sen.
Gods works all move 10 ceasclcss harmonies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

GOLD Pens with gold or silver extension ca
~ SEES Of all sizes, u fine assortment reed and
for sale by GOODHUE 4 SON.
Opticians and Jewellers al the Spectacle Depot.
No. II Westminster ST Providence. M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

l. NO. &c Long hari; orders left with Philip
stevens or Samuel Il. Parker will be promptly Mt
tended to-. a2-3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

"A LONESOME GRADUATE.-At the COM
mencement Of the New Orleans college A.
single candidate represented the graduating
class. lie underwent his solitary exami-'
nation before a full faculty Of professors,
and for 1 hours Eat calm and unexcitcd,
answering tbe.most intricate questions. In
the evening his degrees were fully conferr-
ed, when he dcliycrsd an address and
graduated with all the honors Of his
class.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

l. persons indebted TO J II. Luther & Co, are
requested TO make immediate payment. at their
store No 90 Thames st, misses Sp, oneI) ms they
will close their business the LIST Of September.
The goods now IN store, crns listing Of Caps, 9on-
nets, Ribbons and Silks are selling ut cost.
a3-lm J. II. LUTHER q Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND,

COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND.
THIS Company insmes all kinds of property
i not extra hazardous in separate classes.
Mercantile risks taken.
The expenses Of the Company are unusually
small.
HON. b. B. THURSTON, President.
WILLIAM BoDrIsH, Sec'ry.
Application for insurance may he made 10
the Secretary at the office in East Gr,nwith,
or TO the subscriber who is prepared To lssue CTR
tifcates giving immediate insurance upon al pit
cation to him at his office, No. 81 corner o
Spring aud Prospect Hill ST.
m4ly SETH W. MACY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

CONGRESS Water, IN Pint aud quart bot
~ ties, Just reed fresh from Saratoga, aud for
sale by the box, doYen or single bottle, 10y
HAZARD a CASWELl.,
" Washington Square, 1877 Thames-si. aud
- 1ot Spring street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-10

GRASS Cloth Tor skirts. reed this day, and
" for sale 10y WM. q. COZZENs 4 Co.
40