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APPORTIONMENT BILL.

ne Senate have receded from their northumberland
.ne APpoTlonment Bill has passed both Houses Mr.
Websers Report, and Mr.. Calhoun's casting vote could
moi avail IN carrying through the principle OF fractional
representatives
1t was bill of this description which Mr. Jefferson
declared In writing TO Gen. Washington i'm 1892 TO be
contrary to the Constitution" and which after consulta
on with MIR Madison and Mr. L. Randolph Uhe Attorney
ueneral) Gen. w. negaived, in the following Message
to the House Of Representatives.
"UNITED STATES April 5th 1892
"Genhemen Of The House Of Representatives.:
nave maturely considered the passed by the two
Houses, entitled IAN act for apporonmen of repre
sehaves among the several States according TO the rs.
enumeration and return it TO your House. wherein il
originated, with the following objections:
ruSt The constitution has prescribed that representa-
yves sha be apporoned among the several States accor
uh 10 her respective numbers and there no one pro-
portion or divor which, applied the respective numbers
oil me states, will yield the number and allotment pro-
posed by the bill
second The constitution has also provided that the
number oil representatives shall exceed one for every
thirty thousand, which restriction is by the CONTEXT and
by lar ana obvious construction be applied TO the epa
rate and respective numbers of the States and the bill has
allotted TO eight OF the States more than one for every
thirty thousand GEORGE WASuIWcToN
"a lew OF the hottest friends OF the bill expressed pas
SON. but The majority satisfied and both in and out of
doors gave pleasure TO have length an instance of the
negative being exercised.'-[M Jeferson's .4nas 4fh
r0l. Of his tcOrks.1 "
we rejoice that the proposition has again been de-
ieatedand by the House OF Representatives whose own
representation was attempted change by the imerpo
silOn OF Senatorial amendmeut.-It was this time de-
ieated without veto of the President
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W. have received letter from friend Culpepcr county
ca our attention paper under the henJ ~
% iaecs Though frankly ofopnon the article
ITSELF and Is susceptible of the hich he
10 put upon 1t; for him may
nave iaien into similar opinion US to devote few
WORDS by way OF explanation II our next paper. "
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ADMINISTRATION MEETING.
fuppfinor ol fla. EianIs al H.

i S 81 s. S 81 s q 3 q -
l4h OF May, appoint delegates the ationa Conven
ton TO be held in Baltimore and other purposes agreea
bly, to public notice.
WIN. T. I. Mason called to the Chair and John NJ
Edwards appointed Secretary.
MI Carter having explained the object of the me nP
me Chairman appointed John A. Carter, DIR. Thomas FL
Clagett, Capt. Benz. Shreve, Mr. Cusavus Elgin Mr.
S'Ss douglas, Col Charles Taylor, DIR. Brocchus Chas
Magiil, Esq. and Mr. Geo. NJ. Chichester a committee 10
prepare preamble and resoutons who having retired in
snort ue returned, and reported the following preamble
and resolutions
Whereas, in free governments the proud prvileee
oil every portion of the citizens canvass and
with freedom, their opinion the of their Dubc
tonaes, TO recommend the election of such 40 in
their Judgment will best advance the public interest and
20 adopt all lair and honorable means to promote their
elecuon- Is therefore, as the OF this me eting
HeSofved That we higy approve of the general mea.
sures oil the present administration that we feel an i'm
creased confidence i'll the PATRIOTISM gty and ability
oil Andrew Jackson President OF the United Statcs an
recommend his recollection.
HesOired That for the purpose Of uniting the friends of
the administration, in the selection of suitable person az
candidate for the next Vice presidency so as to secure
The election OF that officer people and NOT suffer il 10
devoye the Senate OF the United States i, ia cxped.n
ana properto send delegates the National Convention
be held III Baltimore on'ihe 2ls instant.
Res0iUed That five delegates appointed TO REPRESENT
this county in said convention.
Immediately on The adoption Of this resolution Dr.
Henry CidgeH, John n. Carter Charles Douglas Rem
jam" hTere IT, and George M Chichester icere elect
Ell 6y the meeting; anil, motion the chairman of tn.
meeting tods added to the number
hesoiced That, on the recommendation Of the Central
Committee, at Richmond to enlarge the Corresponding
Committee for this county, the names of the f1Iowin9
gentlemen be added thereto, viz
The names OF the gentlemen appointed have not vet
been urnlshed--They shall appear i'm our next if receiy
ed in time. Ed.
Resoiued That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lished in the papers Of this town. the Richmond Enouirer
and the Washington Globe
VIM. T. T. MASON, Chairman,
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lie took in relation to the British Colonial Trade not
only just and proper ITSELF but in degree necessary
to the successful issue of the negotiation.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and be published in the
Norfolk papers, and Richmond Enquirer
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn sine die.
RICHARD III. BAKER, Chairman.
RIcHARD ID. WEpB Secretary.
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EsicIl'd Wholesale Prices Current

hgt prizes paid for 6to o9cfgripq T6B1oIvc Icrn ,,
curing the last week. Mcsr samuel Myers paid the
following prices for ten bids. Tobacco.
hou,c, md mado by Mcss onry Eulnd and Bowling FLJgo
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we had lately occasion 10 notice, short article
made TO the Printers by the mother Bank of
article Y.
and not the N Y Daily Advertiser BY turning the G into ID
our rnnters Devil transferred the credit ~ " 10 The
n. Y. ID. Advertiser, 49, ~ " - Nv '"'
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BIGGER'S
EXCHANGE & LOTTERY oFFTC
RICHMOND, Va.
CAPITALS, $4,000, 10000 end 10000
Union Canal Lottery.
(W Pennsylvania.

80 " PenpSyiD0nid.)
Class Number H. for 1882
TO DC draton IN Philadelphia on Safurdoy Inn, te0
1892 '
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NIL DFSPERANDIINfI


Mr. Robert b. Semple Of the Delegates TO the Clay
Convention oil young men at Washngton has addressed the
the National republicans of the Corporation of
burg This constituency upon the proceedings of Tia
boy lie gives the result OF his experience i'm the fol-
lowing bold annunciation:
81 am far from wishngto impression or inspire de-
sm that returned from that Convention with feelings widely die
rom those with which len home Though dcspond
set 80 strongly against that wbe in its current The
would oboiyc this ipreson now r. III So, 1"gn
deceived We may be defeated but if comes il will be tho
consequences OF Inactivity Let each duty and
wi crown his eSeriions Our county requires Individual
hce--he emergency Of the occasion demands .1 SUN
Mr. Semple concludes with suggesting the call of :,
meeting In Fredericksburg, some no distant dav Ia can
point Corresponding Committee to be termed the Cen
ual corresponding Committee of young men, whose
uuy sha De to keep up regular correspondence with
oher committees and at periods communicate the norma-
iion they may acquire TO the public"
ne oaunlon Spectator does the honor 10 assure us
JoT our "saf@dction that the friends Of Henry CLAY in
ms county do propose to run ticket Of their own-
HeU s0hgnctory netcs, do assure thcm-And much
better than any scheme which Mr. Semple so bonorabIv
dclams, Tor diStrdctng dividing and con0ueriug ne
The Winchester Yirginan asks "some Of those who
participated IN The proceeding Of the secret Of the
Gay members OF the last legislature for the nomination
Of central Clay committee aud electoral ticket ,obv II 4,
mat has been deemed necessary 10 veil their
ings from the public eye? II there are any ufeyoy
snres yet to be accomplished which reuder it unsafe that
tue injunction OF secrecy should be removed il would of
course, he unreasonable to expect them TO CRAFTY our
curiosity" 3d.
We also shall cheerfuy await the rising Of the curtain
Ibul u IS evident from these and other Indications that
mere Is something in the wnd-aud indeed we are in.
formed that Clay Electoral Ticket will soon be announe
ed 30 much the better gcntcmenl Come forth as soon as
you VIII Tue friends Of A. Jackson will be ready 10 cone
WIN The ballo-boxes will convince YOU that no
Convention Of young men can torn, "the tide Of nuh6c
sentiment (Which has) set so strongly" against YOU
We suspect, however, the 6no spirits Of our al.
VofSaleS VIII be not little dumped when they come u see
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BALTIMORE May ~.
The COnrent0n.-The following members OF the Con-
yen,ion have arrived, and taken lodgings Barnnms
Mcssrs p. ". Nicholas 1hos ". s. Gregory. Roi-
der Hudgns and Doctors BOstceu and H,uigi,s from
Virginia.
mr.. George Read, of Delaware. Republican,
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90 Number Loltery-9 dawn Ballots.
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Hygeian Agency
BOttling and Liquor Store,
South Wing efths Union Bank Building
ID. MELVILL,

Respectfully informs his friends and The pub.
lie, and Connoisseurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly ou
hand for sale as cheap as
at any Store in town:
WI ES and other Liquors Of the bes,
quality or draught.
DO. in bottles by the dozen or single.
Hibberts Double Brown Stout and London
Porter.
EvAN's Superior Porter and Ale h. quarts,
pints. gross. dozen or single.
X. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do
Genuine Lemon Syrup, do. do. do. do.
Draught Ale and Restorative, Ginger
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDIALS, Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life Of Man.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put VI
at short notice.
Portable PHnch, a convenient article fol
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety o
other articles IN the same line.
.qso for sale, the highly approved and in
valuable Hygeisn Vegetable Universal Med
icines Of the British College Of Health, Lon
don, and the Hygeian Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House Of the Agent opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street
THE Agent Of Morrison's Hygeian Medi
Il cine begs leave TO submit the following
statement TO the public -
TO Henry Migno., Agent for Morrison's
Hygeian Universol Medicine.
Sir conceive am doing q duty to the
public as well as yourself in stating the fol.
lowing My wife was taken as severe as
any of the other cases of cholera yesterday.
] Immediately gave her sixty pills of Morri.
sons Hygeian Universal Medicine, and ap.
piled warm applications to the stomach. She
Is this morning quite relieved from all symp.
toms, and ate a cracker and took a cup of
tea. Several individuals who saw my wife
can attest TO the above.
am willing to give every information TO
any one who chooses TO call. Youts, &c.
ALFRED S. BURLINGTON,
Aug.7. IL South Main street.
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s hOO o ting and Fishin G
II A CK l. Y.

A COMPLETE Assortment at all times on
a hsnd, at w. GOFF'S Grocery and
Variety Store, cad of GARDENERS Wharf in
Thsmes-street, few rods south of the Gus
tom-ilouse, viz.--Superior double and single
barrei Guns, (made by the most approved d
London menufact,irers) and almost every
article connected with the use Of the Gun
Also Fishing tackle in all its variety.
Gentlemen who are not provided with
Guns. are informed, that good assortment
10 kept to Let by the day, with equipments
ne, ssary for shootng--and Strangers can
rersRe information as to the best places
oTiila Island for finding the different kinds
TIE Subscriber has made arrangements in
New York, that will enable him (frequred) J
to furnish any article in the above line, (ex-
pressly to order) at few hours notice and
assures those Gentlemen who may patronize
him, that no exertion on his part shall be
wanting to crafty their wishes.
@ Shooting and Fishing Parties can be
furnished with Refreshments and Liquors Of
the best quality, at q short notice.
N-Mx Horses, ao perfectly sasMrsS kind ss@d a@d
N 0K gentle in saddle or harness
n3ex,0S Persons wishing to hire can
be accommodated with Chaise. Tibury. or
Waggon.--Apply to w. GOFF.
aup z
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Franklin Observatory.
Is open for the reception Of Visitors,
WIN. s. VOSE.

INFORMS the inhabitants and visitors o
i Newport that the observatory will be o
pened under the care Off +. VosE, during
the season, and nothing on his part shall bs
wanting to make it a gentecl retreat for Ia
dies and gentlemen during the summer sea
son, he will keep Confectionery, Soda, Ice
Creams, Restorative Beer, Porter, Wines
Cordials, oil Of the first quality.
Companies can be furnished with rooms BY
themselves if they prefer il.
Two Billiard tables, and two Bowling Al.
leys ofthe first quality. Many Of the good
people suppose that those who visit place
which has either Of the above sources Of re-
creation must gamble for money. il is wrong
idea, they were put there for innocent amuse.
ment, and never have been made any other
use OF, nor never shall so long as Ihold them
in my possession.
Rolling at the alley is an innocent amuse.
ment and very beneficial 10 those who are
troubled with the dyspepsy, and many who
are over scrupulous in this particular would
find it so by calling and trying few games.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28

In the London Spectator. among a
collection Of mechanical curio.ities, tho
Steam Cannon Of our Ptrkins is thus
noticed.
Mr.. Perkins may be considered in the
light Of benefactor Of his species, in
asmuch as his wonderful improvement nj IN
the art of killing must lead to the abolit-
ion Of war. To give some iden Of the
powers and capabilities Of this engine.
let the reader fancy metal tube of any
given caIibrc, connected with compact
steam apparatus Of fproportiona,e power.
and moveable at pleasure in nny direc-
tion by means of n universal joint
With one fourth additional force to that
Of gun powder, it will propel stream
Of bullets, whether musket or cannon
balls, at the rate Of seventy-eigh in four
seconds, for any length Of time which
the steam power may bo kept up
Nothing mortal, or that is made by NOR
tai hands, can stand against such re-
sIstless attack. One gun is in itself
battery ia perpetual and inccssnnt action.
moving horizontally y or vertically, sweep
ing in u semicircular range, and pouring
all the while n continued volloy of balls,
with unerring precision when directed
point-blnnk. Two of these guns in n
ship would sink any vessel instantly and
what force could pass by such battery
on land? The very appearance of one
on the field Of battle, would clear II Of
living beings, either by putting them to-
flight or to death. The gun is fired ov-
cry half hour and it is fixed so that the
balls can only hit target at the other
end of the room. The noise il makes
in firing is little more than that caused
by the rush ofthe column Of steam from
narrow aperture, with the addition of
the noise ofthe balls hitting the target.
Strange to relate, there is not the slight
est danger TO alarm the most timid fc-
male. 1t is curious to SEQ small tube
of polished steel splitting (for that term
most expressive of its action) forth
shower Of bullets and steam without tho
least apparent effort.
Besides this extraordinary and beauti-
fuI piece OF mechanism, there nre other
specimants Of the ingenuity Of the inven-
tor, Mr.. Perkins, which we Gun only
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS illustrating HE
new mode of evaporating fluids in open
vessels, and of generating steam under
PRESSURE; for COMPRISING mir; for gem
Grating heat by means Of friction, appli-
cable to the fusion of metals, &c. A
new paddle-whecl for steamboats,, by
Mr.. Perkins, and Mr.. Heldsworth's re-
voiying rudders, are shown in action by
working models of steamboats, thai
propel themselves round tanks of water,
&c. &c.
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VOL. 2s.

Instance of Coolness.--Mehommed
had scarcely retiredto his capital whom
no was seized with an illness which he
felt would be fatal to him. His end cor
responded with his stormy and unprinci-
pied life. With the view of securing
the crown for his son, he wrote to the
Alcaide of Salobrena, ordering Tho head
Of his brother to be returned by the mes
senger. Ahmed, an officer Of h,s guard.
When Ahmed arrived at Salohrena. he
found the prince playing at chess with
the Alcindc. No sooner had the latter
glanced his eyes over the fatal writing
than he turned pale, for the good quail
ties Of the prince had won his heart, and
the hearts Of all the fortress. He knew
not how to break the intelligence to tho
intended victim, but his agitation bstray-
ed some fearful truth. Yussef took the
scrcii from his trembling hands. and on
pc rusing it, mildly requested that few
hours respite might be allowed TO take
the last leave Ofhis family. This Ahmed
refused to grant, justly observing. thet
unless the head of the prince was in
Grenada at a certain hour, his own
must fall as n penalty Of disobedience.
Yussef then begged that he and the Al
caidc might he permitted TO finish tho
game--a request which Ahmed reluc-
tantly granted. But whatever might 30
the composure of the prince, the Aicaido
was so agitated that he lost all command
over his judgement, and committed such
egregious blnnders that his opponent in
the game rallied him on his distraction.
Just ms the game was concluded, two
horsemen arrived at full speed from
Grenada, entered the apartment. nm
nounced the death Of Mahommed, and.
kissed the hand of Yusscf ms the new
sovereign. The prince could scarcely
believe in the extraordinary change of
his fortunes, until other messengers con-
frmed its reality.--Lardner's Cysls-
pGdia.
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NOTICE..

lust arrived from Norfolk the sIoop
- Eagle with n freight of corn, flour, wa
ter MELONS, and few ofthe FIRST quail.
ty southern hams; all Of which are for sale
on board said sloep now lying at Bulr'
wharf. July Oath, 1882.
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PoeficaL--Persons who have visited
one Of our cities cannot fail to remember
the following sign:
"Tiesr pine & Kske & Bier sell,
Good Oyesturx stood e. in tn shell,
And ffiahd uns tsw fur ,hom that chsws.
And with Dispsch Black butes q shsws'
NsW. Bedford Gazette.
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Franklin Observatory

FranKIIn ODScrVatOry-
THIS pleasant place of resort for the citi.
Il zens and visitors Of Newport during the
summer season is constantly receiving such
additional accommodations as are best calcu-
lated to promote the enjoyment Of ell who
may be pleased to visit it. A room for re-
freshments Of every description has lately
been opened g. the subscriber fatters himself
that by his continued exertions, he will sue
ceed in making the visits Of his friends highly
agreeable. WILLIAM. s. VOSE.
June 10Th
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Melancholy Aeeidsnf.--A child fell
from chamber window last week. into
a basket Of eggs. and ruined almost the
whole lot. Nsw- Bedford Gesssss.
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OPENED AT CHENEY'S
THIS MORNING.

TVLEGANT 8, 6, z, 8, q. 10 and il by
II ~ q Irish Dsmssk Table Cloths, war.
rsnted all pure linen. Also, white and col'd
Doylss and Napkins, oil Of which will DO sold
st uneommon low prices, At No. LA Thames
s,rssl aug Is
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NEW GOODS.
MAY %, 1892.
II I" EA"T0N

II. w LAWY0N
TIAS just received from New York Sc
II packages Of newly imported Foreign
and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Being the most complete assortment ever
offered for sale by him, of which many srti.
cles are at much lower prices than heretofore.
His assortment Of
CARPETINGS
is also much greater than At any former peri
cd including many new styles and all prices
from SO cts. to 81 ,42.-India floor mating
English e. American painted oil cloths for
csrrisge bottoms--V enetian Stair Carpeting
Hearth Rugs Orleans Csrpetiug, &c. &c
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GLOVES.

GLOVES
u w. LAWTON has just received from,
II. New York, large and carefully Sc
lected assortment Of Gloves, viz :--men's ex.
ira super, colored Buckskin very stout, sof,
and large sizes; fine French Castor gloves
do. do. Horsekin do common Beaver do.
great variety very fine colored cotton
summer do super and common thread do
grass cloth do black and white silk do
ladies' super black and colored iorseskin
do do. do. with invisible elastic wrists
white and buff woodstock wash leather do
slightly spotted Horskin do, very cheap mis-.
ses fine colored Horseskin long mitts.
June 5th.
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TILLEY has just Opened, SILKS for
= Bonnsts and Drosses. which are much
lower than ever offered before some blue
Blacks. quite good, for 37l cents psr ysrd.--
.1LS0,-Pslm Leaf Fans, fbs 10 cents.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TINE scribershaving been appointed BY
L the Hon. Court of Probate for the town
of Newport, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims against the estate Of
JACOB CLARKE, late of Newport, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent and six months from
the date hereof is allowed for receiving said
claims, we will attend at the Office Of fJosEPH
MARTIN, on Market square, on tho first Mon
day of July Sept. and Nov. next, at 2 o'clock
P. M. for the purpose aforesaid
ISAAC c. PEcKHAM,
yosEPH MARTIN, Commiss'rs.
THOMAS SPooNER,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
CLARK BURDICK, Admr.
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NEW GOODS.

HVILLEY has the most Complete AssoFt.
ment of Thin GOODS, for Mems and
Boys wear, ever offered in this Town, and
will sell them at very Cheap prices.
He has just opened, Damaged imitation
linen Csmbrics.
Newport, July L.
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LlST'OF LETTERS

ID EMAINlNG in the POST Office
:" Newport II. ]. August 9th 1892
O. Persons calling for them should
sav advertised
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| Henry A. Little
! Marcy Littlofeld
M
John 8. Mitchell
Capt. Munro
Phebe B. Moore
VIM. NJ 'Intosh
John W. o,N.in 3
Z
Edward Pearcc
Charles M. Peckham
Il.
James Riley 2
Francis Randel
Sarah w. Richmond
I, s
Charles Smith
William T.. Smith
Gideon G.. Smith
Gardner w. Smith
Robert H. Stanton
James M. Stsdman
Mary s. Sanford
Ann G.. Sisson
/, Maria l.. Sullings
v
Sarah Vars
w
Samuel Warner
Edward NJ. Wade
Charles s. Ward
William q Ward
II. Waterman
David Wood Jr
Irish
Timothy Sullivan
James Moylan
Portsmouth
Robert Lawton
, Simeon Coggeshall
( Middletown
Gardner y. Slocum
Pardon Brown
Jamestown.
( Abby Carr
John o. Dockray
William Greene
ANSTON, p. M.
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THE subscribers respectfully inform their
l. friends and the public, that they have o.
pened a store. No. l35, Thames st., (nex'
north of the Office ofthe Newport Mercury
where they offer for sale, large assortment
Of HATS, comprising all kinds. which for
chen pness, elegance and durability, are moi
surpassed in NcwYor or elsewhere -
Public patronage is solicited.
HATS made to order, at tho shortest no.
tice. JOSEPH B. WEAVER.
JOHN G. WEAVER.
Newport, April "a.
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Kn Calico Bedspreads at 90 cts, and so a
O\I one shilling each. for sale by
June 5th. E. w. LAWTON.