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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11
WHAT! ONLY S3 -!

Yankee notion, certainly! No: Yates & McINrrRE,
Managers Of the Washington Canal and Rhode Island State
Lottery, positively to be drawn on the 18th OF April, at
Providence, and finished in a few minutes.
Schene-1 prize OF $4,000; of $6000 OF $4,000 ]
Of s95oo of $500 of Sl176 s of $1,000; IL of $500
IS of $500; 1856 Of 500, 1874 of &c. and 1880 OF 3d.
Ticket S3-Half l. .50-Quarter 75-Eighth 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
To be drawn in Washington City, the Goth of April,
and finished in few minutes.
Scheme.-1 prize of $50, ,o00 of 10000 of $4,000;
i of 20 0o0 1 of $4,000; of 10l60; 54 Of 1000 1876
of 500 372 of 10o 1902 of 40 and 1880 prizes of
Ticket S2G--Ialf 1O-Quarter 5-Eighth 2.50-Sixeenth
125-rwenteth 100.
Union Canal Lottery, 2lst Class,
To be drawn on the Sd of May.
Scheme.--1 prize of $4,000 Of 10000; Of 5000;
of 1000; of 1900; of 1908: Of 1000 10 OF 5O0 81
Of l0O SO of 5O lO4 of 2O 1900 of g. and 10608 Of
Tickets 4.00-Half 2 O0--Quarter 1.00-Eighth SO.
Tickets and Shares to be had in variety OF numbers
2endrs supplied the liberal terms, and Cash paid
for prizes on presentation to
J. J. ROBINSON,
Aprl7. No. los, Market Street, Wilmington, Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at .Nswcastse, Del
APRIL 1, 1896.
A Ann Hunch
Mary Ashpans
Joseph Aveyard Nepecca henhoh
Albertus Allen John kincade
B
VI Babcock Anthony Lnyekins
John Butler Litell, Lsq.
A Blenon Jun'r w
James Bennett George Morningsar
John Blackburn William Mellon
C. john McAlumb
Timothy Clark 9 Sarah McCamont
Mary Clamens
James Chambers Mr. Parish
James Cornell
Rachel Camatt John Steele
Hester Champion Thomas Stapler
ID Thomas Shermon
Elizabeth Donald Jonas stidham
Il Thomas Speakman
Elizabeth Egbert Thomas Steel
William Eglee Henry stevens
G. Thomas B Smith
William Guthrie Y
John Gray George Thompson
Lab Hoag w Vandegrltt2
Ezekiel tiarwood John Van Dyke
Oliver Hagerty
John P Hunt John Woouen
Anthony HAYES Peter Williams
40-3t wv. RITCHIE, p. NJ.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11

T.aPERS-for burning all night
in bed chambers or rooms of the sck which wburn
but about half much oil lamp for sale
at the Watchman Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11
LIME

AEIXIINn
TIME subscriber informs her ffs nds and the public that
she intends keeping constant supply of LIME of the
b cQahy, suitable for Whiewash,ug, Mason work. &C.,
which she will sell on the lowest TERMS at
No. 161, Sbipley ST.,
Cd door below Alrich s. M'Clary's Machine shop.
April A, 1896. 39-4t DEBORAH FISHER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11

- 4 = II - u
Office, Wilmington, d
81, 1896.
} that are on this list will pl,
Anthony C Lain
Elizabeth Lownes 8
John J.enderman
Joseph Lyman
NJ
Thomas Mather
Enoch Moore
S Mitchell 9
Gilly Mathewson 9
Robert Miller 3
Mark Mellen
Eliza Jane Magee
Patrick Mallen
William A Mendenhall
Patrick Mimnsh
Jane Murphy
Ann Merrlck
Jonathan Manlove
Joseph Marshal
Sarah Madison
Thomas Metcalf
John S Middleton 9
Edward S Mendenhali
Thomas Magatagan
John Mahafy
Mes
Rebecca McElvaine
John Mckowan
Maria McMinamy
Tho's McKennon
f McCullah
George McCorkle
Bernard McManus
NJ
James Neild
Niyin & Glasgow
Dawson Nelson
O
Catherine Ocheltree
II
John Pirkins
Robert Peling
Charles Perkins
Aquilla Pritchard 2
Joseph Pindergrsss
John Pierce
Jacob Pindergrass 2
Asa Poinsett
Mary Ann Pirkens
John d. Peterson
Adaline Physic
Joseph Pierce
Rachel Poulson
@
John Quail
Hannah r Querli
II
Thomas Rawlings
Ann c Robinson
Thomas Robinson 9
William Reynolds Q
John & VIM Russell
Pierson Reading
John Ramo
Curtis Rudolph
John Robingson
Jonathan Rumford
Richard Rambo
Susan Robinson
s.
John Sperm
Joseph Shaw
John Smith Esq.
Tyson Fl Semans
James Smith 2
David i Stephens
John Starrett
r Sharpley
Silss Sllvers
Margaret Stewart
John F Smith
George Springer
Mllly Steward
Sarah Smith
Jefferson Spicer
Henry Shipley
George Shelly
William II Steptoe
Tho's Struthers
John Shaw
Peter Spencer
Francis Sorden
Thomas Stockton
Catherine Springer
Ann Stroud
William Smith
Joseph Stidham
Jacob II. Smith Esq 3
n
Monsieur Tranchon
Hier Tally
Elizabeth Therell
William Thomson
Maria Tatem
Jesse Tanner
Robert Topham
Benjamin Taylor
Levi Talley
David Thompson
W
Sarah Wilson 2
Anna Way
Catherine Whindle
Mary Walker
Kitty Wilson
David Williams
Ellen Wickes
Matthew Wilcox
John Woolston
Elizabeth Warren
Saran C Wood
John Weaver
Mary Ann Williams
Margaret Wheeler
Henry Wilson (negro)
Cont Da,,;,f WatL,no
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11
Printed and Published on Tuesday
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, APRIL A, 1926
LIST OF LETTERS

LID i Of
| Remaining in the Post
| MARcl
Persons calling for Lette
mention it.
"A
William Alrich 3
Parker Askew
Capt Charles Allen
B
William Baxter
Ezekiel Bailey
Caleb Brenton
Henry Brackin .jr
Bishop Bratten
John Bricket
Mr. Bennett
Ann Bowles
Jacob p Broom
DR.. John Barber
T S Bowers
Robert Battersby
John Biggs
Harrison S. Bullen
William Bracken
David Bries
Ebenezer w. Bohonon
Deborah Barnes
James Bird
Norman Beckley
John Boweler
John Ball
John Burne
Thomas Babb
Mrs--formerly Miss Baker
Capt Stephen Brown
William Bearard
Ann f.. Byrnes
William Bowers
Capt James Bennett
Jacob Brown
C.
William Crothers
Ann Clark
Mary Close or Kunckle
| McCalvin Cowan
Rachel Cummins
William A Cochran
Joseph Carr
James Cisiow
Hugh Crea
William Clarke
Jonathan Colwell
John Is Cannon
Ann Colwell
Iesse Chandler
James Cam
Patrick Callaghan
john Carroll
Sarah Chandler
Alexander Campbell
iyeniamin Chandler
Rufus Carr
Joshua Chandler
Samuel Campbell
Margaret Carter
Caroline Nj Chandler
josiah Cooper
Henry Criily
James Cloud
George downing
Benjamin Day
Mathew Draper
lJudey Davis
Sarah Dickinson
Thomas Dixon Jr
Alexander Dirken
Joseph Dehler
Henrietta Day
Jos or Rob't Dennesson
John Donaldson
John Dunn 2
Henry Dobson
e
William Elliott
Lewis C England
Joseph r Eastburu
Capt Chas d Ellis
] Eglee
r
Thomas Fry
Mary Foster
Cochran Forbes
Daniel Fox
William Ford
Thomas Finley
Thomas Fox
Charles Ferguson
q
Ephraim Green
James Green
Joseph Garrett
Misses Galway
Vincent Gilpin
Robert Galbreath
Jesse Cause 2
Susannali Grifing
Mary Grave
H
James Haddock
Thomas Hawkins
Peter Hasson
Richard Hart
Rachel Hyet
Aaron Hall
Elizabeth Hemphill
General Allen Hackets
John Hyndman
), Boyd & EIyndman
: Joseph d Henderson
I Mathew Hartley
Morris Hood
! Capt Gustavus Harrison
/; Samuel Harker
Sarah L Humphriese
Isaac Harry
L C. Herwig 2
Esther Howell
|, William Huston 9
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-11

TO LET,
E-rxA A large and we'll finished House and
&3FI1fk Garden, about 4 ct mile from Wilmington,
MHfisA near the wilmington and Christiana turnpike
AZslFQ road. This seat IS beautifully situated, COM
handing fine view of the Delaw and Cbrsana Rivers
tile Town Of Wilmington and adjacent country. The
water is Of excellent quality and very convenient 1t viii
be let for one year for the Inquire OF
JEREMIAH WOOLSTON, or
SAMUEL WOOLSTON.
Wilmington, mo- 13 1926 33-t
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GREECE. Later .accounts have been re-
ceived at New-York, from Europe, which con-
firms the intelligence under our foreign head
The N. Y Com. Advertiser, in speaking of
tire event, says "We rejoice to say that the
glorious news of a signal triumph of the arms
of the Cross over those OF the Crescent, is am
ply confirmed This is the second instance,
when it would seem that, in the very last stage
Of the Greek revolution--whcn the proud in
fidel had possessed himsclfof every ioothold
but one--when the stou,cst hearts were in des.
pair, that no arm should be lifted in their de-
fence--and when the world had begun to look
upon the contest as hopeless stronger arm
and a migh,ier hand than that of man, has
specially. interposed in their behalf, and
brought the oppressor low.
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COMMUNICATED.

EpIAu MORSE, ID. ID. LII ID. aged %.
COMMUNICATED.
There are few circumstances that have a.
wakened greater degree of sympathy IN the
public mind than the late accounts from Libe-
ria, of the decease of so many valuable cha
racters There was some among them whose
Example and influence was SO strictly scrIpth-
raj that their light shone resplendont before
men. On the list of worthless, few, If any,
stand higher than .NtiepOu Gardaer. From
early life he had 4 high sense ofInoral obliga-
tion, aud always appeared conscious OF his re.
sponsibility 10 God and Man His mind was
uncommonly cultivated, and his soul enlight
ened by the grace OF God. BY this divine
grace he was supported through heart-trying
vicissitudes and enabled 10 exhibit the bright
est of the christian graces The Church OF
Christ 10 which he belonged, lost IN his holy
walk, and conversation, the distinction OF bond
and free, and having complete evidence that
he was "lnade white in the blood of the lamb"
felt that he was one with them IN Christ Je-
sus, and not only received, but honored him
as a brother; and when he determined TO
leave them, "sorrowed most of all that they
should soc his face no more;"-his advanced
age forbid the idea of his ever returning, and
the only consolation that remained was, that
the loss of his example, and influence here,
would be seen and felt in Liberia, that "hs
light would so shine" there, that they seeing
his good works would glorify our Father who
is in heaven" But God seeth not as man
sceth" This faithful servant had long honor
ed the divine cause, and he had accomplished
in part the work which he believed was given
him to do; his chief motive being to induce
others to 60 and settle the New Colony, many
of whom would not 90 unless he went;--h
frequently observed he had not long to live,
and if he might be the means of doing good he
had rather go. lie went--elate with hope
and animated with the prospect of seeing the
standard OF the cross erected, and 4 Church
of Gods own right hand planted in his once
degraded, but now rising country-hc was
met by the angel of mercy, not with COM
mission to act for God in the church militant
but with a sovereign mandate, summons TO
appear IN the church triumphant, where We
doubt not he has received q crown of glory,
and rs now with angels and the redeemed OF
all nations and kindred, and people, uniting III
the full chorus of praise Saying, blessing,
and honor, and glory, and power, be unto him
that stitch upon the throne and TO the lamb
forever and ever" ns.
ellis faithful soul ia fed .
To realms Of heavcnly light, ~
And by the blood which Jesus shed,
Is changed from black to white"
JUtIASA.
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1.1te0.

In this town on the 9TH inst. Mr. Samuel l.
Carr, aged 90 years.
Ia Providence on Sunday evening last Tho
mls Abbot, Esq. in the 10th year of his age.
In Norfuh, Virginia, on the 22d u!t Mr..
James Piercy, aged q, Dstiye 81 Ing
and distant come tior. of the noble House Of
Northumberland. Lie was a striking as well
as melancholy example Of the instability Of
human sroa;iscss. ffofn a state Of ndepeD-
dence and even splondour, he was gradually
pressed down b. tlie hand of Adversely, TO one
espoverty and obscuri'rs Yet upon the worst
circumstances, 10 sole his misfortune with
exemplary foJ,,tuds and msgnaulmity, and
that ~ ycscrved a5eiiCr fac
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Writing lessons.

TIIESubs respectfully informs the
Il inhabitants OF Newport, that lac has
taken the school-room in Diyision-strect,
lately occupied by Jons RoDN4S, for the
purpose OF giving coWse OF Lessons in
the art of WRITISe, on a new and elegant
system, the first Of which will commence
tins afternoon. Hours OF tuition from half
past 4 TO half past 6. Terms 80, for 10
lessons of hours each. Specimens Of i'm
provcment can be seen at tins Office, where
those wishing to attend can leave their
names. WILLIAM X. MOVES.
Newport, June 4. lc26.
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MGW GOODS
JAMES MUMTORD.
90.
TuAMEs-sTssET,


Has just reeeired from Boston
\ Great Variety of fresh imported DRY
IA GOODS, which he is selling worry low.
AMONG wHfpH ARE:
Calicocs from i2 l-2, III l.2, 20 20 &C. cents.
ladies muslin and gingham dresses; whits
cambric Jaconet do; null muslin; mems crai
watts; Swiss muslin, plain and bordcred points;
black gauze hdkisj pink gingham, green and
white gauzo; black and grcou Italian grapes;
German silk hdkis. superior quality; plain and
stripe drilling; blue aud white stripe Jean;
Tom and Jerry stripe; stripe Denmark satin;
brown and green bonnet cambric; silk and
gauze hdkis; Friends cotton shawls, with
satin borders; black circassian; blue and vel.
low nankins: black and colored Canton crapess
wide bombazoon; white pressed Grape; cotton
bat Innings; white cotton for y and II cents;
umbrellas; jet black stout lcvantinos; black
fig iustring; white and mix d stockings; half
do; Russia diapers and shcetngs; linens mems
black silk hose; ladies white do; furntuos and
copperplatos; bobbnott and cotton laces, and
general assortment of articles found in Dry
Goods stores, all which will bo sold as cheap
as at any store in town
fLSO--a superior assortment of Domestic
Goods, blcnched and mbleachcd cottons, cot.
ton striped ginghams, &c.
Newport, June !
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@drrte0.

IN this town on Thursday evening last BY
the Rev Mr.. GaInme1l 1lr. John Peabody
TO Miss Susan Waite, daughter of Capt Be.
Iah Waite
IN Wexford, list inst by The Rev. Mr. Burpe,
Mr.. Joseph w Green, OF Warwick, to Miss
Abby francis Shaw, daughter Of DIR. VIM
SHAY, OF ,,e former place.
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BOARDiNG-HOUSE.
ALEX. MURRAY,

Informs has Friends and The Public,
THAT he has removed to the coDmodi-
Il ous and pleasantly situated HOUSE,
No. 62, Thames-strecJ three doors South
vi the Post-Oiiice, and opposite To the resi-
dence OF Mr.. JosEPH BRIess-where he
hopes by unremilted attention TO the com
fort and convenience OF Visitors, to merit u
continuance OF their fayors.
Newport, June 3. [3w.
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Nautiral f,ltrlligrIrr.
PORT OF .NEUPORT.

PORT Or .NEUPORT.
ENTERED,
Ship Tea-Plant, Boyd, Havana,
Sloop Geo. 81 Mary, Walden, n. Y.
e., CLEARED, -..
Ship Tea-Pant Boyd, Gibraltar,
Schr. Washington, Eldrege, Elizabeth
City NC. ...
Sloop Albany, Vars, NY.
.4RRiF.lL.S.
THURSDAY, June 5--arr. sch. Ann, Easton,
fr. N. Orleans.
Schr. Volant, Clark, fr. Prov. for Bangor,
Sohr. WorromoR!9gas, Watt, fr. Troy, for
Gardiner, (mc.)
Schr Sally, Hathaway fr. Elizabeth City.
Sloop Essex, Pitlnan, ir Bristol, for Ny
FRIDAY,--arr. schr. Washington Packet,
Shove, ir. Provid.
Schr Superior, Nckcrson, fr Boston, for n
York
Schr Juno, Eldridge, fr. Sandwich,
Schr. Willigm, Peckham, fir. Proyid.
Brig Edward Il Mary, French, ir. Bay Riv-
or, IN. CO for Somerset,
Sloop Hannah Il Nancy, Turner, fr. Warren,
Sloop Fairplay, Sekins, ir. Freetown, for
~ York, '. --
sloop Leader, Clifford, fr. Provid for n
Bedford,
Sloop Morning Star. Smell, fr Troy,
Sloop Nimrod, Fish, fr Provid. ...
Sloop Omega, Starbuck, fir. Prov. for Nan
tucket.
SATuRpAY-ar schr. Rosebud. Vars, fr.
Dartmouth,
Sloop Sally, Brightman, fr Troy,
Sloop Franklin, Godiery, fr. n. York, for
Taunton,
Sloop Kezia, Pompy, fr Naushon Island,
Sloop Nancy, Laurence, ff Sandwich,
Sloop Aradne, Briggs, fr. Freetown
SusDAY-arr. schr. Enterprize, Racket, fr
N. York,
Sloop Ncw-York, Willard, f. Prov for n.
York,
Sloop Reindeer, Chase, fr Troy,
Sloop Halcyon, Hili fr. y. York,
Sloop Geo. a. Mary, Walden, fir. n York,
Sloop Ann, Swain, ir Prov for Nantucket.
MosDAY-arr. schr. Apn, Easton, fir Prov
Schr. Ann, Small, r. Thomaston, for n. Y.
Sloop Henry, Massey, fr Prov. for Nantckt
Sloop True American, Doanc, fr. Prov, for
Harwicb,
Sloop Nancy, Boles, fr Savannah,
Sloop Liberty, Conklin, fr. Sarharbor,
Sloop Massachuse etts, Sanford ,if. Gay Head,
Sloop William, Phillips, fr. Taunton, for
Boston,
Sloop Factor, PAUL, fr Taunton, for N. Y.
Sloop Washington, Perry, fir, Sag IIar5or,
Sloop Geo. a. Phebe, West, ,-Ir N. Bedf
Sloop Polly, Handy, fr n Bedf.
Sloop Ann, Childs, fr ~ York.
TUksDAY-arr. sloop Gen. Warren, Prisby,
fr. Taunton.
Soop Gen. Washington, Godfrey, fr. do.
Slcop Albion, Barker, ir. " London,
Schr. llallet, Crowell fr. Portsmouth, IN
Ii for n. York.
MEMORANDA
Left at Wilmington, y. &. June 2, sch Jane,
Wilcox, Of thrs-port, tor West Indies, in 4 cs
Left at Maianzas, 18th ult. brig Mary, Vim
son, OF this port, uncertain.
Cleared at London, I'd ult. ship Boy, Green,
of tins port, for. .Havana-passcd Deal 4th.
Arrived at New.York on "Wednesday, Ship
Superior, Smith, from st Hclena.-Spoke in
LAT. ~, long, 80, Brig Harvest, Eldred, Of this
port, from London for Havana.
Al Hamburg April 2Vtb, ship Elbc, Stan
nope, ,dischargmg.
Brig Pomona, Newton, Is days from Hamp
ton Roads Tor Mobile, was spoken May 1lst,
IN lat. "a, long co
At Martinique, Hayi5ih brig lnyincible,
Pratt, loading tor Wilmington.
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LEGIIORN BON
NETS and Bolivars
Black do. do.
A very cheap lot of
Lace wells, Grape
wells gauzo wells ~
handkerchiefs
French Grape, also re-
al good Canton and
Nankin
White cambric gloves
for ID
Linen bodticking for
% cts
Double long shawls
for mourning, only
So each very hand
some
Whole pieces of linen
for $s per piece
Cheap qullls
Denmark satin stri.
ped and plain
Floor carpets ~ rugs
Chintl shawls tor on.
ly ~ cents
J Point Swiss cravats
tor Is
Green gauze, Grape
and Lustring
An elegant assort-
ment OF ribbons Of
tho new fashion.
White robes from 81
TO S3 each.
Elegant Baptioste for
dresses
Silk, cotton * thread
huse
Parasols and umbrel-
A large lot Of domcs-
tic slilrting, sheet
my, plaids and
stripes, cheap as ov-
er.
SIG.
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STATE OF RHopE-IsLAsD, &c

- DTNIE VI NHUDE-IsLNNUt UNs
WAsBIseros, sc.-Clerks office, court of
commissioners, for the relief Of lnsoiyent
Debtors, Dec. II, A. d. Ic25.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
" ofHowland Brown,of N. Kingston in the
county Of Washington, merchant, that he
has hled IN SAID Office his petition to SAID
court for the benefit Of the Insolvcnt act Of
this State, and that said court will be held at
soutb-kingston, In the county Of Washingr
ton, on the second monday Of July next, leu,
for the trial thereof
jas Mattheu Uaiis, Clerk
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in a Dry Goods Store.
1000 yds calicoes from
I'D. per yd. 10 - of
the new style ; also
American handsome
patterns for 20 cts.
Real good Swiss mus
lin IS.
ga book muslin 25 cts
Hemp half hose from
I'd per pair TO 2s6
800 good hdkfs, at Cd.
each
Elegant silver black
prints
"a Dcrrys for only
% cents
ia do. for only 3s.
Tom n Jerry stripe
from Is 10 ls0.
Book muslin hdkfs.
for 30 cents.
Colorcd cambrics ID
Bedticking, good IN
digo blue Tor only
10 cts per yd.
Striped circation IS.
An elegant assortment
of rs 4-4 6-I Oil
clotlis
Ladies ruhs for only
u cents
Cheap 10, Of flowers
and wreaths
Putting and rolico
cords
Thread, , cotton and
bobinct laces from
d cents to lbs yd.
LINEN. and silk drill
ings
Figured crapc Long
shawls
Broad cloths and cas-
slmeres
Satunets Flanncls a.
LADIES' cloths.
Newport, June Is,
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WM, J. TILLEY, has this day remov-
w edthe principal part Of his stock Of
Dry Goods, to his new Store, No. l55, g. u
whsee he can at all times be found.
June Is.
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AWGIyOM M.

On SATURDAY, June IL, 1896, ir,B Be
sod at public caciion ct 8 O'Clock n ~
n he Sore cfhs Subscriber,
SILVER alarm watch, I do repeating do 4
IL common do. 6 ''crisokad" watches, steal
watch chalils and ribbons, copper kettle
copper tea-kettle, high pos, beds, ,ad. 6old
do. aboxes transparent soap, Oh. c.,as,
doz. TASKS sweet oil, = boxes chocffto, 10 bot
ties caisup, Sioughion bitic~, 5 doc. X
and forks gilt framed looking glasses 5
mahogany framed do razors, boxes X brU IL ssl
boots and shoes, gil, ana pearl buttons, si4,.5
aud pencils, Ssooe lead pencils, ponkniSei &
scissors, breast pins and finger rings, needles
aud needle boxes, pocket books, nuto cSsc1,
IVacGies, Walker 5 l,onouncing dictiorarpes,
Natt ; psalns and hyGns, with great yaf,o.
" of other books; broadcloihs and cassimefes.
cotton shirtings, madrass aud fancy hsndlsts
silk ard cotton hose, bedtickin2, vests, ana
YES, patterns, ivory aud horn combs, with q
variety of other articles.
June I. NJ. HALL, Auct,r.
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lTUW GOODS
--ses~-
GEO. w. TAYLOR,

Has Just receired from Boston, his sum
mer supply.
LIS friends and the public will please
IL call and satisfy themselves; they are
lower than ever before offered -
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Yard wide, stamped muslins, for only
25 cts.
% jeans g. Drillings,
Swiss muslin for = 3. per yard,
Parasols from > ~ ~ to 4 dollars, .
Real bsttlse Dresses,
Calicoes from ~ IL cts. 20 25.
Umbrellas; Linens; ShIrtinss; Russia
Diapers; with all other seasondO,G anIciee
roo numerous 10 particuiarize. Js
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BosroN. May %.

Two persons have recently been con-
yicted before the Police Court Of taking
t5tealing) newspapers from the stores at
which they had been lcftearly in the morn
ing by the carriers. j. it not the duty of
every subscriber who misses his Dewspa-
per to ferret out the pilterer instead Of fseDd-
ing to the Office for duplicate copy ?
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At Valparaiso, in January last, Mr.. Samuel
LETTERS. of this town, aged 81 years.
At New-iiayen, on the 9th inst Rev. yEps
EpIAu MoRsE, ID. ID. LII ID. aged G5.
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Cour, Of Probate, Newport, June 5. Io26.


Court Of Probate. Newport, June 8, 1896.
"HEREAS the Commissioners Re.
w port Of the claims on the estate of
Rachel Rodman, late Of Newport, dcceas-
cd, have bocn presented for allowance, AMI
The consideration thcrcofreferred TO court
OF Probate. to be holden at the State House
IN said NEWPORT, on the first monday in
July next, at . o'clock, A. NJ: Notice is
therefore hereby given to all persons IN.
teFested in said estate, TO appear at said
time and place, If they see iit, and they
shall be heard.
BY order Of said Court,
Je. Is. u. ROWLAND, Prob. CIi.
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CHEAP SUMMER GOODS,
SWEET BARGAINS.
n. SWEET,
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ChedP-side-ThGme sSt,rei-.NippoH.
HAS, and is opening constantly, great va.
l. Il rioty of the cheapest Goods ever offer.
ed in Newport--just received from Boston auc
tons and have Just opened TWE.NTr-FIVE
PaCk.iGES OF elegant cheap goods of vari-
Gus kinds, and almost all kinds, usually found
a. an H., EonA, Gt,,a
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New and Cheap Goods.

BILL RECRiPR THIS n

\ HASDsoME Supply ofNEW GOODS,
~ bought at the present reduced Prices
which he will sell very low. -.
AMONG THEM ARE: