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The Ne,u- London and Hart ord
MAIL STAGE,

WILL RU.v rs FOLLOWS.
TT will leave New. London al 8 O'Clock
Il A NJ every Tuesday and Thursday for Hart.
ford Il viii leave Hartford ss o'clock A NJ. ev-
cry Wednesday and Fridsy for New London.
Good Horses and Carriages. furnished to convey
Passenger between each City ~ stated above, By
n. q. BROOME,
snd at Colchester by E.w. NEWTON. =
New London. February 8, 1870
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M OLD ArORY

m OLD STORY
A WHILE before the amputstion
Of this from Brtsn's warlke nation,
A Sufkeld Yankee, somewhat witty,
a pedling went TO New-York city.
need not TO the knowing tell
What Jonathan took down 10 sell,
For they all know that sufields staple
il bowls and dishes made of maple.
AZ every housc--at every shop.
To man and wife-to maid and fop,
in every sreel-In every square,
Jonathan tried to sell his ware.
hut all in vain Ill tell you why,
"A sapient rcason) none would buy.
! tod you Jonathan had wit,
So he on this cxpedient hit,
To sell his ware and fli his purse,
erwas better TO do So than worse.)
Some pritlsh siips OF war were there
lTheir spesmers ho- ing in the air,)
Their ssi's all bent, and every day
,npeetiog 10 pu, out 10 sea
The Yankee got (put how mystery
Tha's not reyeaied in any history
A naval nficer's suit lIrouyhout
In which when dlcssd ne ssiicd ont,
Aod with bold AIR. merchants store
Entcr'd, where be had been before;
Then thus quoih he" Our Commodore wishes
A quantity Of wooden dishes,
fyap have sny that aae neat,
Wei IKE parcel for The feet"
Old wholes / did not recognize
Tbs Yankee 10 his fne disguise.
And thus with serious air replied,
I'll think. sir, you Col he supplied;
Although, sir. have none hand,
There are some in town understand,
And il TO morrow yoHf.send up,
Bll have hem ready in my shop
Any thiag else. sir any thing moref
Nothing wanted from the s,orer'
The Yankee bowiog, detonnnire.
RepIIed. "Sir, nothnB but the ware"
Then march'd as swif AZ MI express,
And quick resum'd his home made dress.
No sooner was he rigg'd complete,
Than Wholesale wadded down the street.
" Your luck Is bad, my friend" quoth he,
"You've all your ware on hand. I see :"
"Yes, quoth the Yankee, "and wish
I'd never seen wooden dish,
i don't believe ever shall
De able all my load to sell"
euo,h Wholesale, friend, IL all farce is.
40 think TO sell, when cash so scarce is,
BESIDES your prices so out Of reason
You wont sell. though you wal, the season,
Bur yet, Z obiige ye, don, care,
TO take portion of your ware
Nay, friend. as you are here stranger,
And are of being press'd IN danger,
rhe ,her's od, OF kindness mesn)
IT you'll deduct fifteen per cent
rlI'takc tho load" "No." quo,h the Yankee,
" neiper TAKE ye up, nor thshk yes
Hll sooner throw my ware away,
Than fall groat from what say"
Wholesale concluded w trice.
SeTwas bes, 10 give The mun his price.
Do paid to Jonathan his gold,
Thinking his ware already sold
rTis said, for more than half year
The merchsnts's shelves were hled with ware,
And ,hatine cursed the British navy,
.por serving him q trick 81 sourvy
The ybokee. you well may guess,
Was mighty pleased with his success.
And nome to ,ufield straigh, he hied,
and ,old his frienos he trick he tried.
And fen now. as round the Arc,
Yl'e social ylsss and pipe inspire.
The Old man makes his neigbbors stare,
Relating how he sold his ware
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by this gallant band into the lnrbor OF
Newport. Queen Ann being informed
Of this heroic achievement, presented the
two brothers, John and William War;
ton, with large silver bowl and salver,
Oh which was engraved latin quatrin
appropriate to the exploit.
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AGRICULTURAL.

Successful Cnlti0ation.-Mr. John
e.. Harden, owns lot OF fourteen acres
If land in Bristol, X. !. on " w:.ich arc e
dwelling house, three barns, and shop
The last summer, (lSl9) he rented a
lot of the same for twenty dollars, and
cultivated the remainder, which produc-
ed as follows -
1860 punches onions, lOC bushels
corn. 100 do. potatoes, 40 do. beets, 40
do FIR. turnips, 100 do. round do. 10
tons English hay, S loads pumpkins, 800
heads cabbages, 2 bushels beans, l2 ID.
cunant wine, 40 lbs. onion seed, l-2
bush beet seed.
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JAMES TOWNSEND informs his friends and
) the public. that he has empIo, ed Experienced
NO, kman. AT the CABINET MAKING BUsINE 50
and is resdy to attend 10 the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will to
gratefu ,ly acknowledged and puDctusily attended
to-call st the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bsnnister's s.wharf
Newport, March 29, 1890
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UNION FACTORY

THE subscriber informs his friends and he pub
lie, that Capt George Laston, in Tivertoss
ES.a-d sfanhspe and Joseph w. Haf,On, IN New
port are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
He continues to color and dress Wooler Clo,l.s
OF all descrip,iops--to Card Sleeps Wool Of sD
grades and to manufacture Plains, Sattinets Coat
ings, Flsnnels, &c of various colours and 81 sdes
Those who win favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in ,he
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana tie
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN BABfOCK.
Portsmouth. Feb. 10 Ism
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then," said bis Majesty, putting some
money into her hands, "you may tell
your companions who are goneto see the
King, that the King came TO see you"
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IdLU5BLE FAku.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situated
in Middle,own, about one ne and halt from
the sta,e-house in Newport Said Farm cont aims ..
bout so of land, with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees of fskinds-together all with the bu,d-
ings thereon standing For other information in
quire of ALANSON PECKHAN.s
Mddletown, Feb 10 If
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By the President Of the Unissa SfasSS.

AZ HEREAS, by the acts OF Congress, passed on
w the Goth Of March, 1904, on the Sd OF Mach.
1905, and on the 25th of APrii, itos, the fresf-
dent of The United states IS authorized 10 cause
the Lands in The District of Detroit TO be Offered
for sale when suiv. ,ed II
Therefore I. J.Mss MoRoE, President OF the'
United States, do hereby dr ,are and make known.
that public sales, for the disposal (agreeabl. to
law) of certain ands shsli be held at Detroit. in
Michigan Territory, OF the first Monday. IN July
next
South Of she base hne East Of the merid h'sr.
Townships asa, 6&7, in ranges 4 S, and Q.
Ia, 3. a, S s. 6. in range
l,2,S4&5 in range 8 Il
excepting such lands ~ are or may be reserved -
law for the support of schools for other puPosee
The sale shall continue 30 long as may be necss.1
sary TO offer the lands for sale and no iongers and
the lands shall be offered in eguiar numerical ec.
der m
Given under my band, al the City OF Washingtcrs
this 18th day of March, 1870.
BY the President JAMES MONROE. 1
JOSIAH MEiGs,
COMMISSIONER Of the Gen Lanc Ofce. Ia
PriRiers who are authorized to publish The Laws
OF the United States will publish the above once
week ,i the lst day Of july next, aud send thes
bifls to the General Land Officefor payme"t
March 90
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New Stock OF
Feather Beds and feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER

No 2 Charles street.
u EEPs constantly on hand qusu,ity Of best
M Live Geese and Fowl Peathers--snd Feather
Beds, from the loves, priced to The ess quality.
fiso, on hand -AD sssortmtn, OF Nadros.
ses, of all kinds. Juiv z. 1872
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HARDWARE, sc.

IS JONATHAN REYNOLDS,
Has for sac, at his Store in Wickford.
A GIN RAL Assortment OF Hard
4 \. ware and Cutlery; Brass Andiron..-Aisc,
Dry Goods, Hats and Groceries Dutch, Plough
Irons, and pioughs ready made Seed Oats. aud
various kinds of Hay Seed. $40 10 best Pearl Ash
es 10 m Hhds Hoops 1000 fsh barrels; SO Rum
do; 80 bushels Plaster Paris, ready ground aud ht
for use $500 pine Clapbosrds 1000 ehesnut rsilss
So bushels white beans 200 quintas dry Goldfish;
20 barrels picked do 20 barrels Flour Likewise
for sae-A general ,ment of Country Lumber,
consisting of ships plank, boa, boards, common oak
do. and ioist haf inch Chesnut boards, &c &c.
Wickkord, March IS, 1890
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D[INlES &c.
COMMUNICATIONS

49, 10 tHS tttiseES Of B0SfOn.
lac Committee appoinied al a late public
meeting At Concert H,ll 10 make ar,ange-
IN MS 10 more SAteuSIve meetBr in Fsneuii
Hal, or The IN ppSe of ostainiu- sc, o.
raj 'NprcSSion nf public scrtimeu, on a., is
sonri Question and the extension Of s'.sIery
after consultation with many OF ihp p.t>ciis
whs w.te then present. and others Of their
reno" cti!zeuS, have concluded thai il Is eN.
PFC, l. thlt iuriber meeting should be- ,.nst-
Poned lHoeiln't ~, and respectfully submit the
following reasons lot ihis decision 10 the eau
an consideration Ut their fellow ciIizsrs
ne unusual number of pnbiic meetings.
whicil are occurring TO comretn our ,,,uaI
ciecl,onS makes II unreasonable To cali on
heci'i%RnS TO assemble another day unless
reYuhe hy very urgent necessity.
N" pubic sentiment was EXPRESSED in.
u'ehint Il aid able memorial 10 Congress by
lhe "irCcuon OF most respectable ,neelinG
err! Ia 'n' ~lster, on the Missouri quesuCn
anu iF"ueh the unexpected Issue of ti'at cues.
ION has been, as we believe, contrary TO ,ht,
Tue interests OF the Union, aS well as the lirst
principles Ut li5erty. humanity aud lusIIcr
He' any eApr' ssi"n o. dissatisfaction nov with
'hHt decision ct the queS ION woula ra,Ier Ia.
useless crimination OiIhe mast t,,an = v;se
forecast OF III future, the Chief object of IN.
lighieucd citizeus
IL VIII probably be known before the cIose
OF the present session Of Congress whe,bar.
any farther diffusion at SLAYER, viii he at
tempted at the nert. We NAV e>rect viii
confidence. that the in6pA,hle high minded
men VINO have so uobiy supported the RIGHTS
o. inc states opposed 10 the extension of slave
ry, whiri are The true interest OF the na,iop
VIII give timely warning to their coustitu-.
ems OF any apprehended danger III A turtber
extension OF slavery is 10 he feared. we may re..
~, rom tue kno"'n unanimous eel ne Gu this
smb ect now prevailing here-hon the whole
history of Now Eng Iand-fTrn the stronp AID
hheqniyocai sentiments of all TIE great pa
iIIois OF Massachusetts in former tiiDes-from
our ,ish's-tli"i pie'ious 10 the next election
and The next meeting of Congr Is, IL, ~ will
20 'orth from the town OF Boston, from ali
massachusetts, TO join the general voice ofthe
states opposed 10 the increase of slavery 81
hFm temperate aud nnyieIdlhs resniniloi, a.
galnst any fnrther diffusion OF slavery and
against any 'ui ther representation of slavery
iTCm new states i'll the na;ionaI councils.
JAMES SAVAGE.
VIM. MINOT.
GEORGE EONE.
w TUDOR
LEMUEL SHAW,
$ GOODMAN,
HENRY II. FULLER,
ii. q OTIS, Jr.
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RANg's hdping destroyed tie three Spanish
ships of tCar, which proceeded from Codiz az
Nay for Lima Enclosed you have the
Gazette account U. the fist essay, which
proved so northumberland i am sorry
To inform you, thaii IN an action, between
The vessels OF tins government and those
OF the MonteneroS and Ar,igas, Your
friend Don Angel Hubac hau both his
limbs shot away and has since died. The
action wds severe on both sides-it took
place off San Nicholas.
The British AdmIai, Sir Thomas Hcr
dy, Is now here with squadron of ten
ships-viz. OF The line, frigates and 2
sleeps. WHAT il all ans, God knows.
the 74's are al Mon,ev deo." Bat. Pat
FURTHER FROM BuENOS AYRES.
NEW YORK, Marcel! 29.-Slnce our last,
we have converSpd wiIh MIR. Strong, who
left Bnenos Ayres as hate as the 9Th of
January. He informs that nothing dcci-
Give liadiaken place between the contend
lug parties IN the inferior, though il MAS
confidently believed The Monicueros
would succeed in over,urmil.g the present
government. The armies were about 100
miles from the city.
The American brig Canton, and schr.
Pailas, we're captured by Lord Cochrane
aud sent INTO Valparaiso.
The ship Beaver. Cleveland, OF New
York, had arrived al Valparaiso, from ilie
coast at Peru, with a cargo ON freight.
The Spanish "a, San 'Icimn, Ahluh
sailed from Cadiz, was supposed TO have
roundered, having been leli making much
water aud rudder LOST, BY ship arrived
al Cal'ao tron CadH with ii cargo worth
81 500. oO0. THis snip got into Cdliao du-
ring all absence of days of Lord Coch-
rane' ssQuadron, which went TO "A small
po'' al thesou,h TO repair damages sus.
Iaineu IN an unsuccessful attack. The
'rigateP!ueba had escaped from Calico es
gone 10 Guvaqui!.
A new Island has been discovered of
Cape Horn, lai. 6l, long. SIS, by lie ship
William, on voyage irem M0nie Video
to Valparaiso, The same ship havin.
hren dispatched again by capt.. Sheriff,
ut The .Andromarhe irigaie 10 survey The
coast, had explored il Tor 200 miles. The
Sapt wcni ashore, found il covered with
snow, and uniuhabiied Abundance of
Seals and Whales were found IN its neigh
bOrAood.
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siitnton--ior defec Is might he IensdieS iete
uter, according To cApeiiercC-he should I've
constrained ovote against the bill. NJ. l..
argued his opinions at some length
MIR. OILS defended the course he had pro-
poSeo, as The only mode OF getting al HIS Oh.
Ject, inasmnch aS the amendments having been
agreea 10, couId MOI now he reached by anv
specihc and direct motion Ia the Senate and
he also explained more M large his views OF
the principles in question, cOncurrnv with
Mr hHg so far as to q ubt whether am insoi-
rent act, which mr.. Fan Dykes amendment
would amount 10, wss in the CONTEMPLATION al
the trainers of the constitution he aryucd \.
gainSt this principle also from its pra iicaI
operation upon the business and affairs OF
suciety.
The question was then taken on the mo.ian
tc fecomin,t the bill, and was negatived, with
out a division.
NO other motion being made, the question
wdstakenos on dering ihebill.a amended, TO be
ensrossed and read Il third time, and was de-
cioed IN the negdiire, by yeas and NAYS as fo.-
lows:
IEAS.-Messrs. Buriili. Dana, Dick ersop,
Elliott, Gaiiiard. Hunter, Lauinan. Meilen,
T,Mio.t, rniksey; Roberts, Sanford. Stokes,
nays -Messrs Barbour, Brown Eaton,
Johnson, Of Ken. johnson. Of Lou. King OF
Alabama, King OF York leaAe, LoMrie.
| Macon, MoTiil, OILS Palmer Pr, asants Ru.-
giles; Smiil. Taylor, Tumble, Walker, of Alab.
walker ot Georgia, Williams, of Mississippi
Williams, otTcHu Wilsou-23.
So the billawas rejected.
| Friday. Mdrch 3l.--Mr Otis eyed re. con-
S'derUion OF yesterdays vote, by which The
| bankrupt siu was indefinitely postponed He
| WAS induced to m" k this motion IT.. M some
| announcement he had received from gentle
men who had taken an active pat IA the bill
u nope mat principles might he so adjusted
and embodied as 20 make il acce pta,le 10 all
| the friends Of bankrupt bill, .Sc This mo-
ton was supported b, MesSiS. l.anman, King
| of \. \. Van Dyke. hiug OF Alabama ; aud
IA H. III. Tl
| son and -miii -'Iht motion was elected
yeas ~ 80 10
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Tie motion TO lay The bill on lie table
MAS overruled; amt il Wa hnall, passed,
not without opposition, bal without, "a din
sion. AMI returned 10 the Senate.
Friday, March 3l.-Alr. Randolph, after
4 speech o. some length, 10 euIorce the
Proprieiy OF IA respectful observance OF
iliis day Good Friday and OF the duties
connected wI,h it--mo>ed, that wleu III
House adjourn, il adjourn io NEE, oi,
MontIay next; with an in,imaiiou that II
The motion should prevail, be Would irrih.
with follow II with d motion !Or adjourn
meni.-This motion taiied.-Mr. Il. then
inn,ed. that this House do now adjourn.
Lost. about 20 rising in iayor of it..
The House then proceeded, on Mr..
BarbOur's motiun, 10 the consideration al
the amendment reported TO the bill 10 a
Meni the Revolutionary Pension law.
Sever3i amendments were offered and
rejected, the House appearing unwilling
10 change the bill: from lis p,eseu, torn
Mr.Williams of II. {. moved an amend
ment which would place revolutionary
officers aud soldiers on the same footing
Lost, ayes 62 noes 50
Mr. Cannon moved 80 hing into the
benefits Of III, bill, TIA, officers and SOL
'iicrs o! The militia ~no had served
months during the Revolutionary war
Lost, 5 or rising il favor OF it.
Mr.. Siroihcr moved TO styik, out the
whole OF the bill, except The cnact.ns
clause, anu t0inscrt in lieu of il PROV
slon for the total repe@i %; the Revolution
AIRY pension law-lust, ayes 81, nays 100
MIR. S,rothcr moved 10 diminish the
rate OF pensions 80 per cent Cor one half
fr IN the 4ih September next-Los,.
After Que or two unavailing attempts
% amend IL, ii was ordered To be cmgross
CT Tor ihird reading by large ma lori,y.
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PBmLADELrBiA MarcL 2s.-Thi, morning.
between AID . O'Clock tic whole body OF
male coayicts, confined in Tire Peniieutiary al
this city made desperate attempt To escape.
he hrmuess " The Keepers aided by The
nctWiy Of several citizens, succeeded finally
~ GucIiiug them but we regret 10 add not
until recourse was had 10 fire arms. by wItch
QUO OF the prisoners was killed and several Sc
fious'y Wounded "A spifii Of discomfort vas
discovered yesterday. They att now safely
'ecmed 10 irons. q company Of Marines
marched 20 the support Of the Inspectors and
Keepers with great alacri!y.
The condition Of tie Jail. its situation, and
The great number Of criminals confined iR il,
nave long been Suhjcct Of sVfions rousiders-
ton 10 Our ciiizeUs :--and We ne happy ~ be-
iug able 80 state that ihe Board have adept
ed tie plan Of a building DESIGNED bv TINT iB.
genions drchiiect VI Strickland, which 10 All
the useial purposes 81 n Pcniieniiary, will add
that OF preventing combinations among The
prisoners, ~ combining them in separate apart
wenis. 4 Prison. this plan, We are told u
contemplated to De erected est ofihe Schuy
III (Phil. Gat.
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE BOSTON PALLADIUM.
u. =. Schooner Lynr,
HardHd, 18Th FeJ. 1920.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE BOSTON PALLADIUM.
u. =. Schooner Lynr
HdraHG 18Th FeJ 1920
MEssRs EDITORS,
was imnch surprised 10 observe two lcttcrs
in your pApe, OF the 18th nit, puinortimg 10 he
"a correspondence bctw cen Nj John LATHE
liner at ne forces at GhIyestOu, and myseIf.S
Hilhonch de not feel at liberty 10 uuI,I,sL
any oihciai correspondence without nermis-
sion from the Navy Department | think it
necessary To state, that tie letter dated Nov.
Itu was never received The o o daIcd Nov
9th Is nearly similar 10 the second LETTER 7
" Oir Mr. Lafitte, but il was an answer to ~
very different one from tat oil the 9Th
Ibe tpiioWlnG was the Cause of the cores
pondencc. Two boats, the crews of which
had robbed Ma. Lyon on Tie MaTmentoO R,-
yer, were captured on the 9th OF October i,ss
IN the River Saline, by a detachment from
this vessel, under the comm, nd OF citing Ma
To- King. All the robbers escaped in the
prairie In one of The boats was II commission
signed 8naEle Aumbett, Galveston, 20 Ang.
1919 On the oh Of November my boats chi
boat out OF Galveston Bay, and brought of
one man. lie confessed that he was one Of
tie men who robbed MIR. Ly on, and That four
o'heT OF Tie crew were ~ Galveston. On tie
9Th, sounded IN" bar piPuatatOTy In eros
sing TO apprcheUd the remainder bat WINS cen.
PEELED by the wind blowing fresh on shore. 10
20 of ~ the night, aud on my again maxim,
Cue Ia'd on the Sth observed gibbst cree .
Ell on the pOioi Of Galveston. will ma,
hanging. AS could 40 longer suppose that
the robbers were haiboicd by Mr. Lafi,te,
sent an Officer 10 demand the iyrisiainr three
/ .tey pad been sent from Ca, es u, but Mr
y Lginie sent boat ~ pursuit. aud as soUn as
pbkcn gave them UP for Trial.
} wonid also notice. that although nv friend
Lieut.. Nclni0sh wgs much pleased with the
| attention and pG!!teHpss OF Lafiiie -thrte mns1
Eate been SOM mistake IN copying his note
is hs could DOT have called himself tn friend
OF General Long, whom he had neyot seea.
Yours &C.
J u. MADISON.
'Ihe letters we're copied from a gaptrpriUt.
? Ia1-aL-lIr 1
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j. KNNDIJIFH.
Saturday, March 25~ ~ Roanoke.
The first en.oiion Of The editors on
reading this note, was that Of snrpnle-
no animation having beea received iroaI
an5 .ll'eT quarter, either before or since
l5r lcttlpt .; tic awe BOl,, ~ I.c
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Ohm LYON having been appointed Agent d
y the Providence brewery, for this town, VIII
keep constantly ON hand, supply OF Strong an9
liable BEER, IN whole and bait barrels O. Gros
GERS ard ia@tes suPpiied on the same terns, a. 81
the Brewery
Gsrdnet's wharf, Dec I, 1919.
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light hundred aud eighteen, bet and the same
hereby, repealed: Provided, That socr
peal shall not be construed TO Pteven, tn
yment Of sny compensation that msy be
% for the publication of the laws, previous
. ,he PRONUNCIATION Of this act.
Washington, May IL, lS20.-Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
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money in the Treasury, not otherwise app,o
p,isled.
washington, May II. 1890 Approved.
JAMES MONROE.

An ACT fixing the time for the next meeting o
Congress.
HEH enaesed 6y "a Ssna x and Horse o.
l.earss,rfa'ves ef fhe Unifed Sseses@ .ame
r'ea IN Core ss' assembled Tha, after lss
adjousnmen, Of the present session. the uex'
meet'ne OF Congress shall be on the secoDd
MONDAY ri Nuvcmber ntxs.
washington, May -, lsao-Approved,
~ JAMES MONROE
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REMOVAL.

TOHN 7. GREEN has removed I'd
ID the store late occupied bv Messrs PARDok
s,LLINGHASr Co no l19, Cheap; sIeeI
Thames street, here his old customers and tho
Pubhc in general are Invited 10 call
--Greas bargains may BE- eStecfed-s
THIS DAY,
Will be opened at the above stands fresh sups
ply OF goods. which. In addition bis former sockS
makes tie Assoftnent complete Every Ar,iels vhl
be sold a. low as il psr,icslsrised In more iengt4
advertisement
Newport. 2eih April 1920 '
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NOTICE.

AMEs TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
the public. that he has emplo, ed an experience q
workman, a, the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
and is sesdy To attend 10 the calls of his old Gus.
'"mers and Friends-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctualiy attended
to-eall at the Chambers over his Store north
corner oi Bannisters.wharf
NewpT-t, March 70, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-14
NEW GOODS.
LATHAM THURSTON,

Ne, l63, IhaMrs.sfrefF.
LAS Just received from New York.
l. u Assortment OF New Goods. which will bs
s>id Qor Cssh} a. cheap a. at any store in News
port May 81, 1920