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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
HENRY II. LsEDs. AuciiopesE
A SSIGNEE's SALE of the stock of WINES,

n SCIJNEE SALE OF IHt stOck OF WINES,
"A bRANDlES, &c of enc of the most extensive and
fashionable Hotels in this city -HEN6Y LEEDS & Co.
will sell BY auction the above Wines &c which all OF the
highest order and to be sold without reserve MONDAY
March 10 at IL O'Clock, sales ROOMS No 10 Nassau
where samples will be exhibited on morning OF sale viz:
10. doz celebrssd Irving Sherry % doz old City Hotel
Sherry 42l2 Victoria Msders 80 bottles Burgundy IL doz.
spsrk vincepe 1896; bottles Ch,mbeons SO superior
Clsrt 81 bottles spsIhng Romano III doz Marchno doz
SteDberee doz Johapnsberger Is do old Port 81
doz. pnts old hoceen WHISKY % 1886 Nsenseuer
Hocke IL S4a Hsut Ssuterne Is demi duff gordon
10 cemi old Roz Port IL demi China Juice STA.
d,ha - half gals magnuus Of very superior old Osrd Brandy
Also lots OF Assohue sparkling
6doz Caret Burgurdy and other costly Wines All selected
With and represented others 81
ned into the sale Many OF these Wines from thr old
City hote stock and others imported expressly for Of said
Hotel. Samples morning OF ssle st the store.
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OEyicE or rHE CLEysLAKp AND TOLEDO RAlisoAp)
CosrssY. No. IS William ct, New.Yort,
Mach 10 1855
Dividend OFTEN PER CENT

H. The Capital ssek Of hs Company hss this dy been
d,cEed out Of the prof's Of the s evs nonsh psy.
able the ofee Of the Coupsay sad after the "a April
The having been appropriated ion q
the Northern Dvsiou from ssndlky Toledo the Dividend
inside payable Seven Ceat lneoGe Bonds Of the Com
psty. go
vhen presented IN SUNS Of O1s Hundred Dollars.
tn. Transfer Boob. will be closed the
% April
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
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To MaYinerS.

BroY on POLLOCK RIP BRRAKsl- Lieut.. A. A. Holc7nb
Lighthouse Inspector has recently caused 10 be PLACED ran
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COLE 4 soS, Auctionesrs.
A UCTION NOTICE -Taree an

CULb q SOS, AuctOhetH.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-Large and important
"A sales Of valuable improved Property in New York aud
Brooklyn. on MoNDAY March 49, at the Merchants TX.
changes which Nos 2l. 2s 2l5 27 Front Brook.
lyn Nos Az a. 476 4s $50 Asbtic Bouses corner Of
Fulton and Navy st. Of Fleet and Lsay and
lie so more Houses and Lots
Also. on WEDNESDAY,. Mach n, is55 By COLE &
Chiffon, Auctioneers the following New.Yors City prop
erty TO close Nos l5s and 10 East ith Noe
and rs East 3shs Noe. 81 and l45 East ith st. No IA
East l2th ST. Nos 92 and 23S 7th nos III East 18th a
and ~ snd rs lstsv For Maps, &c Apply the Auction
eers. Noe IS Fulton 81 Brooti and l8 Na.san.
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6tNtY e. LEEDs Aac'ioneer-sy n II LEEDs 4 Co.
On SATURDAY, March II, at 1OI o'clock, at

I'M SATURDAY, March IT. at IU3 O'CLOCK, at
~ the Store No. 10 Nassau st.
REC EINERS ssLE-A large assortment Of sup-ro
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aid BY rider Of the Receiver
consisting OF superb Psrlor Furniture
suite covered In b caele ana pusa good marble top
Pier Center snd Side Tables superb French plate Pier
ass Of all sizes; cl. gspt ak sBd black walnut extension
Dining bes; Hall Chairs covered ia p,ush mahogany
marble Bureaus end Washstsnds; d.uask Window Cur
tar, lace under dtto uabcgsny sofss and Chairs Ia har
co'b; Comm ojes Bedsieajs Sidebosrds &c; Hair Nat
tre.,s and Palss-s; Oil P,in,inss. Desks BootcS. &c
Ao large lot Of Kitchen Furniture, 9TH which the sale viii
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LEWIS LYMAN, Auctonee<.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FRAMED ENGRAV-
~ ISGs ard PAINTINGS, At Auction, on SATURDAY
ENEslSG March IT, at o'clock precney the ss-s
No ST Broadway Of Whitss The good, attr.c
tive, and all and salsble stock.
We Instructed cell the stock Of Of the Oldest &C.
tsbhed houses retiring from the trade chiefly foreign books
French Italian German Spanish the Latin and Greek
Also valuable hoods n English embracing all the school
aid standard ccs It books aad scientific works df
ferent languages well miscellaneous literature gnsay
The tint sale will be announced week essosu being
pepsrson This sse ~ be worthy the attention Of Acs
cemie lnstitu iors sad Libraries public and private
LYMAN a. Co Successors 20 Cooley Keess.
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mo OMNIBIJS and HOTEL PROPRIETORS.
Remopals.

L. METTLER & Co., Commission Merchants,
lie aud dealers Grsin Flour Meal aud other frDd,ees
No 2i7 Fopt the lat Of May Sn 70 No.
2fl Front st., three doors above Pecf-s!ip
DFMOVAL.-A. ID. GALE, Manufacturer and
III Wholesale Dealer in BOOTS and SHOES has remJvsd
TO No. 81 Beshueost about three mnutss' walk fcon tbs
Astor House fAe trade generally respectfully invited 70
call and examine. A. GALE. No ~ Bsetnaa,t. N Y.
DE MOVAL.-CH & CONSTANT, Man.
~ ufscturers and Importers OF PAPER HAN0tN6s hsvo
removed to No 4S Murrays few door. below Chsreh e
DEMOVAL.-1be undersigned, now reinstateA
HI the old location No 25 Broadway viii In tho
udsmept matured In the first cess Of the trade
desvor elicit continuance Of the svors Of bic nunerous
patrons under positive determination adhere strictly =
Cash Sales such moderate charges behaved w
prompt ready scqniecence to The terms coog,tins hss
best interest VIM T. JENNINGS Draper and Tsior,
No. 23i Broadway. 81 door shove he Aston Houss.
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XINC PAINTS. WHITE LEAD. COLORS,

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLonC
II GLASS, &c-Ths undsrssnsd hAgiLs enlarged nea
works the demand for Zinc Paint nog efsAeo
sfer 10 the trade full assortment from the dhsen nnI
manufactured BY them in bosched refined Linseed o -
With the proper dryers The qeaity ef gar Amsness -
French Zines Ia wsrranted 10 BE- equal in S fesYee"
sold In this msEhet and liberal terDs neeen 80
be supplied with WHITE LEAD and CoLOhsD PAisnnGyS
manufacture Al1o rr.nrh snd AmsncAn "Irp""
GLASS. JEssUP T. CHjLDo impeneJ
and Hapusetursn OF Paints No iSs Wstsrst Nev -
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TUSIs MoKRsLL. Aueuooeer
This DAY. at 101 o'clock, at Auction Room,


THIS DAY, at I04 o'clock, at Auction Room,
i No 81 Nssssu ct superior Furniture, Piano Forte, Oh
Psi,tpss Frerch Mirrors Per-tils Jewey. Chinese
Goods Havana Mattresses Gold Gods sc furniture
corss Of rosewood PsIor with sao brocstsle;
Comfortable 10 ms'ch rosewood FL acre sod
Wssspd marble slab splendid Ensmeled Furniture 9TH
marble tops bsck walnut md osk extension doing
Tables SCf,s Tete rees. Easy Ch,irs Rockers; r.bes
n srbe tops. wood mahogany Wsdoses Dress Bu
snd Wast,tapds marble tops Lbru, Book case: &c
Piano Fores superior Instruments made BY Var Wnke
octaes cost $685. alec fo@ Fschns s27S rosewood.
modern styles mahogany secondhsnd la good order
Will be sold exactly IL O'Clock French Mirrors and Oval
Glasses Aso Oil Paptinzs richly fr,med Gold and Plated
JeweIy (aortDfn) lsrse stock Of Havana C'gsn China
Goods sc Removed from Brosdssy sod Du,ns.
V'U OMNIBUS aud HOTEL PROPRIETORS.
j VIII be sold ct public suc,ion WEDNE 5DAY, April
1855 at 10 O'Clock A. Flushing sv Brooklyn, N Y,
2large "A passenger OMSlSUSEs
$50 u passenger ONNIoUSES.
100 sets Of HARNESS.
100 sets Of EXTRA WHEELS.
Ard srge Of Hubs spokes and Feloes essone
The above sale pesentss fine opportunity for In
wsnf OF above property large proportion OF tho
but little used and will be sold without
BY order Of the Board Of Directors OF The Brooklyn City
Railroad Company. III N CONKLIN, President
Office No u Fultonst Broo'lyn. N Y.
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II ri,
IL Deeeased-M Td0MAs& S)4S have issued q c.t..
cgue Of the Mcesneous Library Of the late I'd Ius-
ham BE- sold heir auction rooms Pbsdephs
uenoipg on TUESDAY MORNING. 2o,h March, 1855 and
continuing every day ard evening un completed Tits Of
the nos and able private Libraries
suction the Ubes sta genesy the best editions ani ia
ue peservaton Including and eu.iors works
be had elsew here public sale Catalogues t
closely printed svc. psge. price eents may BE- ossne
the bookstore Of Mr. c. 3. NORTON. Chsmoers of the
aurfiopeeu
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financial.

EREMP TORY SAL E o
$4,000
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
REAL Z TATE BON D s
FORT WAYNE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO
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Jnsnranre Companies.
paimts, Oils, 1lass, 81.


COBUBN's EXTRA OIL-Warranted frst-rate
~ for Machinery and BUR- ing This s q pure ao< not
mined On and viii machinery the wcs M
burning IL will burn In Mechanical and smsltaes Nsn,-
Lamp which good tests Of pure Oh This not new
article or experiment bu has been used this city for ne
pa' eight yssrs BY s<smships Ferries Railroads. MsehiAe
shops &c n place Of pure Sperm; much les ana
gives continued sasction Barrels - 20 e.llops esfn
This OH snot be bad q spy other dealer In this city no
OILY Agent being JOHN w QUINCY. No 81 John It,
ZINC PAIkT.-The "NEW-JERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY hsvins enlarged their works keep PICS
with the growing demsnd for their superior Zas Psn Ge
prepared supply the trade promptly snd usual os
terms The company have Introducing neg pro-
Of grinding which pernits them warrant their Psinc
to beep eot and fresh In The for soy reasonable snsh
time and In any climate ting In this respect superior 70 81
other Pants For steam bost psisos and marine pofcse
generally their paint POSSESSES peculiar sdysnases sae
urrtvsed exceeLce experience having proves 70 ~
entire protection saaost the marine and bsrnscios
ATTITUDES The psfor finish china soss, ground Ios
beat ysrnsh Manufactured BY the company THIS paint
tenary recommended for Interior painting and Tor sesao
csbina
The Brown Zinc Paint made only BY this Company dfees
from their IL s sold mu:h lower rste than cay ohe1
Piled to iron and IL admiralty sulted for farm building F
roaa stations &c and 10 especially ysDsb's for psinsns -
roofs The color Psip compound Of the bswp sna
white possesses all the valuable qualities Of the sros
It's color has put Il IN demand Tor count rem
denees The Dry White Zinc sold in barrels Of 30 lbs ma
the Points pm, up from 25 bs so Ds They As
manufacture and keep oa haod the best Gum Dtmsf 'ua
and Zinc Dr7er which IL sold by the barrel gallon
BERRY AIlKEN Co No. i65 Wsshicfton u
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" Mt.reorr Aa.sioossf

HusstLL NtsrcorF Anfao0eef
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Rich CAR
i PFrs, PIANO FOsTE kc.-On MONDAY Ma -
- occrk house No u $50 a. -mbr.s nt TIE -,
hstssone Furniture u eighteen No, every article Z, ~
yeremr 'oy sold without rsn shine-eoa..o, III
part u Paror Furniture OF every desert esssaf
Psuo ro'e Parlor snites 10 bro,,.
mAItle-t. Tables. pse Eas Essgere rt,e retes s,f
cbsirs Rsesers spring s-st Chsis, es,vsd sok 49,
French plate Mirrors large s<ei M.etls Es-es tbrtts
Cioeh embroidered Cuf'aas and sksies; several sp- AZ
Psnfing, Sc rosewood Beoesss BBs.gs and
10 usten .rse VAR Mattresses Feshsr Ssos OVID ,ps -
Mirror nah sany Bures u.s. do Nssh.tsai. y-t Sci. D.
and Sofa rsble- 9Th vsusoe assortment OF B.euea P1
titsre e,ston dibius ani brsssfat Tsse. sdeOo.ri.
cloth Laurges sofa Beosts al rich Chns sysrware
handle Gallery. Glassware Croeksry, &c. Csssas hos
Deposit required ofevsry pnreb.ser
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UEOkCE COOK, Anciioteef
ARCE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FI'RNT

IL iIkE, PIANO EOsLE ThPEsTEY CAKPErs. SIC I
By SLOWER COOK. at their sslesroomI, Bros1wy1
Of Dusne 81 extensive assortment Of saperso
Furniture Housekeeping articles OF every description cor
eg.nt rsre.,ry Carpets avery little worn Silver
Plate Ware SPOONS, FORKS Lsde, &c superb decorated
China Tea Coffee Sets Vases aaatIe Ornaments very
large Frerch Pls,e pier ..s Marble Slabs and 8rske
splendid rosewood Poo 'orte. IN perfect order besat full
instrument in resrec b. examined time BEL
fore the SALE 10 rosewood Paor Sutes in French bros
ans plush; csnter Pier aud Sofa rsse: Etsseres
Bookcases Ncc Cabinets sad AhJ
B.eesc Dressing and PLATO Bureaus marble Wa.hs, ODD
and Commods rahosapy Wsrarob,s Of superior qi,
ity hair Mstte Psases custom made Extension rnj
ing Tables Sofas Lounges Sofa Bedses5s spring cht
do Rockers Card Tables, Gazette do and Kirhen
Furniture of description f2io Fortes at IL cck
Catslc gues the moruing ofsAle
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DANIEL 7. MAcFARLAS Aactone.r
A NOTION Sal .f

DANIEL I. MAcFARLAS. AactioneeE
A UCTION SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNt1UaE.-MACFaRN a. MERRITT
Aucoreers will sell by virtue of chstte mors.es MON
DAY, March 70 loocock No 80 3D. ION 81 the
toowiDs described Furniture: full
Furniture 10 ysds Of Tapestry Carpet three Rosewood Mar
hetop Tables white aud Egyptian, set OF Qlstet Tables
ore Looking isss, two Paintings Rosewood Er.sere
three Iron Bedsiesd four Black Walnut Bureaus four Cnan
delieis together With Chairs Beds Beddss Carpets Tables
Croektry and large vsriey Of all Furniture suitable for
Housekeeping
hArHET JoRDAs, Aucno1eer
by JORDAN a. NORTON, Auctioneers and
~ Commsson Merchants No. $50 Broadway, (up s.as)
hef,Eeen FranLl In nd Len =
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Total ..... $3.50 6j5 81
JOSEPH 3. COLLINS, President
DIRECTORS
joseph B. Collins, John J Cisco, John j. Phelps,
Luther Brsdish, Is. \ Wheelwright, Charles Z. Bill,
James suydam, Wilson @. Hunt, Gerard Stayvesant,
James Msr,h, d II Arnold Clinton Gilbert,
ThOs. c Dcremus, w. Vermlye, Jacob HaUen,
Isaae A Storm, William Tucker. William Boes,
Jas. g. PoIhenus, Shepherd Knapp, II. X. Coming,
John A. Luqueer, Edward =. CLARK, John C. Baldwin,
josiah Rich, Isaac N. Phelps, Edward Minturn,
Chas "a. Connolly, 7. Luqueer. Lucien d Conan.
J. W CLEMENTS NJ Medical Examiner, (resiieucc
No 10 Amiy Al the office Of the Company daily IL
to o'clock n.
GEORGE P. CANAAN, NJ D, Committing Physician.
N g. DE GRoor. Actuary
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The ship Monarch Of the sea Capt w. Gardner whi:h
ed New Orleans the 18th al, for Liverpool hid
bales weighing 83I og3 pountbeeyed 20 be
largest taken from Southern port She
was loaded In II working Day
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TIE OsocEhs FERE INSURANCE COMPANY
,, xx,,,1 NEW YolK, March /, 1854 ;
THE DIRECTORS of this Company have
El6Hr PER CEST PAYABLE 90 iemaod A. ri, ~ y "
81 Wal-st corner Of Peail 49, Avn"
THOMAS GREENLEAP s.cr.,.rx
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Foreign Ports.
Arr 1t Lshans Jan. IT, bark Auckland Nelson II days f
San Frsncisco.
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PHEMx fIRE ISsrRAScC CoNP.SY, March 49, 1855
DlNlDEND.-Th Board of Directors have
~ this DAY declared Dividend Of EIGHT pea CENT an
me espsI Heea Of e.e see payable and se ae l5h inst.
1t their Office, No. S45 Ful,on.st. 3rootiyn.
PHILASDER SHAW ssr,x
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
sECOkD GREENWICH BUILDING AssOClA-
TION-n conformity with Article X Of the Act Of April TO-
ls5 for The Incorporation OF Building Mutual Loan A.
ans Fund Associ.ons the Second Green sch Build
ing Association u the City OF NewY0rk the following
statement:
Number Of shares subscribed ...................6l6
Forfeited carceed Ar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23
MAR RIED.

In this city, 18th inst. by Rev. $. Adam,
Mr. Charles atkinson, oi this city, and Miss
Martha Is. Thurston, OF Boston, Mas.
la this city, ll,h, bv the Rev, Mr. Fnton, ac-
cording IL the service Of the Roman Catholic
hurch, AMI afterwards at TRINITY Church, by
the Kew. Mr. Dekoven, OF New York, assisted
b, tie Rev Mr.. Mercer, Rector ol the Parish
iienry SoIvyns, Charge d. Affiires from Belgi-
um, and harrieue Livingston, daughter Of the
late Capt. i.ou"des Brown. oi the u. =. Army.
On Mon'iay, 10Th INST, At M,ddlefown, by
Rev. >. Adam, Mr. james A. Brown, of Sa-
v,nnah, Ga, and Miss Lu"y NJ. second laugh
ter OF Pardon Brown. Esq, of Mlddlet,wn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23
DEFIANCE SALAMaNDER SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above ceh brated Safes, and Patent Pow
DER ROOF DEFiAHcE Lock AMI Cross
BARs-The best Safes aud Locks combined
in III" world.
These Safes have taken the first premium
Medals in every exhibition held in the United
States during The past three years. Safes OF all
sizes, suitable fr Merchants, Banks, Jewelry,
Record Offices, Steamboats,, ETC., Fire and Thief
Proof Bank Vault Doors, Plate Chests, Tor pri.
yate families on hand. for sale, and made 10 or.
der at the Depot, No. 1872 Pearl street, ole
door below Maiden lane, and at the Man-
ufactory Nos. 60, z, 81 and 66 CANNON ST, N.
Y.
J9 GIN
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THE TIMES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 3 1855
some other matters, although doubt no, That

some other matters although doubt not That
every Trustee woild have b,en entirely
willing that sh,uld havs seen them att my
leisure for they it is believed, have act
ed in the premises according to their best
convictions but though, that the request
preferred to an active body like them, might
no, BE- deemed to be precisely decorus.
But il there bo any fact by which an al
legged error can be stated, such reputed
error will be faithfully and Immediately ex-
amned. And any such fact existing is
respectfully solicited.
The petition of the Trustees and my
tender, are both, as am informed, before
the City Council, awaiting their decision.
Ii they accept The latter, they will be unem-
barrassed in relation to the former. The
last sale of water properly was the Ham
mond wharf estate, fifty feet on Washing
ton street and one hundred fe y ide in the
rear, at the rate Of Sl05). The City is
not asked to take the four lots nov tender
ed although it will give them snch an
amount OF shore property AMI an income
Of rents on the street equal at least TO
the annuity stated. 1t was tenlertd for
what, it is said by many, the public good
| requires. For that good | have placed be.
fore the Cit Council that for which have
paid, and OH which also | have paid the tax
now being collected by the city of Newport
for 1866.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23
DIED.

In this city, on the Ijtn inst Mrs. 5arah An
re wife al Isaac lict, in the 5cih ,e.i Of her
at.
Ii thi' city, Monday morning, after shor,
but painful illness, Mr.. Simeon Hazard, aged 3S
yeas. The death of this excellent man is a
general loss AN active tiadesnan, a z. a ous
christian, a public spirited citizen, he viii he
sincerely mouraed and I.'mented b, all who knew
him
In this CITY, 10Th inst, Sarah, widow Of John
Bailey l'all. in the 65lh year Of her aye.
In this city. 2Oth, inst, John u mr. Allen,
son oi Edward J. and r bccca AR, aged |
year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

"By reference to the advertisement in
another column it will be seen that the
Bannister Wharf boatmen have generously
rendered the use Of their boats on Friday
next, for the benefit of the suffering poor
of Norfolk and Portsmouth This is .
very noble act, and We trust that citizens
and visitors will patrenze the boats on that
day. Tickets may be had Al the store Of
Newton Brothers, corner Of Thames and
Pelham streets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

Col. Stcptoe, instead Of being at Carson
Valley, as the newspapers have recently
stated, awaiting the reply of the President
to his proposed conditional acceptance Of
the Govcrnorship OF UIah, was at Bencir,
Cslfsrnia, with his command.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

Madame la Grange will gvs "A
grand Concert on Saturday evening next,
Al the Dining Hall OF the Ocean House !;
shs will be assisted by Brignoi, Morrelli,
and Amodio, and Others. This Concert
will be the only one that she will give in
this city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

HAY.-Ten days since old hay was sell.
ing ia the Nsw York mirket at s3i per
ton. The Albany papers repor, the price
oi new hay in that riiy on Tuesday at si2
per ton. Quito decline.
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heRAlO Of THE TIMES.
THURSDAY August %, 1875.

II Phillip Rider, of tho AluiIncck
House, has recently erected Gas Works
on his premises, which supply the House
with an excellent quality of Gas. They
were erected by the Mar. land Portable Gas
Company.
The Machine is remarkable for its ex-
trcmc simplicity, It's safety, and economy,
as well as for the pi actical and extraordi-
nary results which it achieves. 1t is no
more complicated than an ordinary cooking
stove and requires no more skill nor ca
paciIy to manage il. The material used is
an oil from ro.in, though not what is
generally understood as rosin oil. Ii is
acknowledged that there is not in The whole
range Of chemistry compound more rich
ly laden with illuminating qualities, or
yielding gases, more innocuous in rcspira-
ton or less injurious to furniture, as it
contains neither carbonc acid nor sui Phu-
rated hydrogen. In pint Of economy this
gas is vastly cheaper than that made from
coal, its extreme cost being not over half
the price usually charged for gas supplied
by ihe public gas companies. One gallon
OF the oil, which costs Is cents, will pre-
duce one hundred cubic feet of gas, capa-
bic oi supplying twenty-five burners, with
4 light stronger than that procured from
coal, for an evening. The price OF gas in
Newporf, for instance, is $500 per thous-
and cubic fcct.-Thc gas produced by The
portible apparatus costs but $500 for the
same quantity, which is OF double the value
OF that obtained from coal. In other words.
one hundred feet Of the gas made from
rosin oil, by this process, will furnish the
same degree of light in given burner,
while it will last douJLe The l!nytt Of time
that coal gas will last. This price, $4,000
includes the cost of the oil and the fuel
either anthracite or bi,uminous coal. To
this must be added the interest on the cost
of the apparatus, which cost will vary of
course, according to the size Of the
machine. But, for an example, it may be
stated, that the apparatus required to furnish
gas for an ordinary family, costs $3.50.
This will farnish three hundred feet of gas
in six hours, which is a supply for weeks
consumPtion,to an !inary family. There.
fore, in regard to cost, there must be a
difference in favor Of gas produced by these
machines, of at least one half.
This invention is no longer an experiment.
In and around Baltimore, hundreds of these
machines have been in operation for many
months, with entire succ ess and in the town
Of Hagerstown, Nd, nearly two hundred
houses are supplied with light furnished by
machine, 80 simple in its construction, that
any careful person can operate it.
Mr. Rider has had his work, in operation
some weeks, and informs US that he is high
ly pleased with the res ult; the Gas is Of a
better quality than that produced from coal
uni the light is much more pleasant to the
eye. Mr.. Rider is agent for the owners OF
the Patent right, and is ready 70 supply ma
chimes to those who may wish them he
vii. be happy to show the one on his premi.
sos to those who may desire to examine it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

U-A fund of $4,000 has been raised
in Washington for the benefit Of the suffi r
ers At Norfolk and Portsmouth and five
Sisters Of charity have gone from that city
to ofIiciats as nurses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

Richarj r. Robinson, the supposed mur-
derer of Helen Jewctt, died at the Gait
House, Louisville. KY, on the 9Th instant.
For several years past he was known as
Richard ParnclIy.