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ITEMS.

The U. s. ship John Adams sailed from Glib
raltar on the Sd July, for Tangier, with Mr. Carr,
the American Consul on board; the officers and
crew were in excellent health. The U. s. shin
constellation sailed from Gibralter on the 25,h
June for Mahon.
Gen. Findley, Of Ohio, Jackson man has de-
clined being Candidate for reelection TO Con-
grt>s.
The Z. $. ship Erie has arrived at Boston, last
from Mntanzas.
The doors of the cholera hospitals In PhiladeI-
ph'a have been bcset by crowds of persons, who
nave IN many cases, prevented tie admission of
patients.
Eight deaths have occurred on board the y. s.
ship Fairfield at Norfolk, Va All the sick had
been removed TO the Navy Hospital.
letter addressed by gentleman in Wheeling
to the editor Of the " Y. American saws, that
in consequence Of the Bank veto, confidence is
lost, and failures are daily occurring.
Thomas w. Venzy of Maryland is the oppo-
sIpon, and Charles s. Sewcll the administration
for congress, iu the place of Mr..
Mitchell, deceased.
Forty thousand four hundred and sew
enty emigrants have arrived nt Quebec,
this season, up to the 2Ist of July
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III E RAID OF THE TIMES.

arms Of death) only four have died
Let It not be imagined that the vaiidi-
ty OF this statement rests upon the asser-
tion OF ono. or ten individuals. 1t is a
statement which courts the investigation
OF every unprejudiced mind, and which
VIII be sustained by the voices of at le ast
hye hundred impartial witnesses of the
efficacy OF the camphor treatment. Let
those who still doubt, and who are affec-
ted with any of the usual premonitory
symptoms, make trial of one TO three drops
only of the unmired spirits Of camphor in
little water, repeated at intervals of an
hour, or two, for few hours only, care
fully avoiding improper diet, all other
medicine, and especially ere,y form of
4sP'um, and experience may convince
them that cholera in this stage is readily
obvlated without the aid of physician.
The writer has had his cherished the
orles and maintained them with as much
zeal as most of his professional brethren.
But, if he had not learned before, his OBJ
servations within the last few weeks had
most convincingly ly taught him, that it is
The sacred and imperative duty of the
physician in all cases Of disease in which
his theory fails him, to abandon it, and
seek the health and safety of lis patient
IN any course, however simple, and how
ever counter to his preconceived views
which experience has stamped as ade-
quate to the emergency. And ifthis be
so, where only his individual principles
fail, can he hesitate moment, when dis
ease is present which battles all theories, /
and in great proportion of cases, bids
defiance to ersry treatment they have die
ated. n
WILLIAM CLAIMING, M. ID. l
New-i York, Saturday Evening, July 2s, 1882.
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COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH
WASHL

For cleaning and preserving he Teeth ana
Clearing the Mouth.
ME Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash efIectu
IL ally cleanses the Teeth, end will answer the
purposes OF the best dentifice. il contains no
ACID or any Ingredient which can in any case be
injurious. II will also be found to keep the brush
itself free from all impurities.
| II has the further advantage of clecnsinc the
mouth also; and Of removing whatever is often
sive in the breath 1t hardens the gums, and il
a valuable remedy for canler or soreness of the
mouth. In fine itpreserves the teeth and mouth
IN all respects in clean and healthy condition.
IL is agreeable TO the taste. Gentlemen who are
IN the habit OF using tobacco will find that the
tooth WASH will speedily remove all effects of il
from the mouth.
i That the public may rest assured Of the very
sainiary effects oi,hs composition, the following
recommendations which have been received BY
Lo,be q Ree'!, Prop,ictors, are submitted:
| From G. H. Stedman. m. n.
u :. Marine Hospital, March 9, 1881. l.--IIav-
ing examined and employed the Chlorine Tooth
wash. prepared by You, feel happy to say that
] am fully convinced of lis utility IN diseases of
the teeth and gums; and with ,lIis view | cheer
fully recommend il 10 the attention of the public
Yours respectfully, III SrEDMAN.
=, From s. a. Sh'otleG, NJ u. i
have used your Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash aud find i, an excellent article for removing
the fetid breath from dccayed teeth, and also in
restoring the gums when spongy, to perfect
health On using il in the evening. it will PEE
serve sweet and pleasant taste in the mouth dur
ing the whole night. have prescribed ii in dis
eases occasloned by mCrcnridls, aud find il eyces
all other remedies IN restoring the mouth 10 "A
healthy state, in Il short time.
Yours, &c. s. A. SHvRTLEpF
Boston, March IS, 1881.
From Benz. SWiman, N d., LII. ID. Prof.
Chem. Mn. &c. in Yale CoHege.
.WesSrs. Lore q Reed.-Gentlemen,- re-
turn you my thanks fer the bottles Of Compound
chlorine Tooth Wash which have received, and
which cannot doubt will prove beneficial, us the
ingredients named by you, and confirmed by Mr.. e
lays, are all saluiary IN regard to the object in
view. Yours, &C. B. SILIIMAN. |,
New Haven, Conn. March 23 1882
From j. W. We6stef, M ID. Ercing Prof of ,
Chemistry IN Harra,d University. II
Harvard University, Cambridge, March IA,
S3l.-l have examined the Conlp0und Chlorine,
Tooth Wash, received from you, aud Rave no
hesitation in stating my belief that it will answer
he purpose for which you have compounded it.
have discovered in it no Ingredient which can
move injurious to the teeth.
Yours, &c. j. w. WEBSTER.
fEj"Other recommendations may be found on Il
he wrapper 10 each bottle Price so cents.
Sold wholesale by RUFUS b. kINSLEY. :
Newport, Aug 10.
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IN a Meri'ng ofMe Board Of Health,
M.NESTOW.N, July 80, 1899
WOTED, That no person or person


VOTED, That no person or persons
/ v who have within twelve DAYS next
I procedipg their arrival in the Mar
raganseh Bay, been in the city Of New
York, or any other place infected or suss
pected to be infected with the Cholera,
or any other infectious disease, be allow,
ed to land any where in the town of
jamestown, and that no boat be allowed
to 60 along side any such boat or vessel
without permission from this Board, un-.
der penalty not less than fifty dollars,
nor more than three hundred dollars, and
that no person or persons shall be allow
ed to land in the town aforesaid from any
adjacent town, infected or suspected to-
be infected with the Cholera, without
permission from this Board, under the
above penalty.
II is ordered, Tha, The above regula-c
tions be published ii the HERALD or
THE Times, in tire town of Newport;
A true copy, witness,
aug JonN REMIN cToN, Clerk
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From the NJ Y. .Mer. .Adv. Of Monday last
We refer to the Reports of the Board
of Health and City Inspector, of yester-
day, with much pleasure. The epidem-
ic is fast abating, especially in malignity
-and we have stronger hopes than ever,
that our citizens who have fled 10 the
country may soon be able to return with
safety to their homes. For three days
past the weather has been truly delight
ful-wlth clear blue sky and salubrious
atmosphere. The season is fast ap-
preaching when our fall trade generally
commences, and we have great hopes
that in week or SO the general health
of the city will be such, that strangers
will no longer fear to come among us as
usual to purchase their customary sup
plies of the season, and that we shall see
life, activity and enterprise as Aourishing
as ever.
The reports from Philadelphia for the /,
last two days have also been favorable,
and we trust our worthy ncighbors of
hat city will not have the severe vista
ion we have had-but we hope they
90, will soon be free from the DESTROYER,
and in all the relations Of life and busi-
less 60 on as usual
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yacht. The king hove his vessel to,
hoisted the American flag, and returned
the salute. Five English line of battle
ships were off the harbor. Don Pedro
had not arrived. An order was issued
on the 18th, forbidding more than three
Portuguese to assemble at one time, and
not to be out after 9 o'clock at night, on
pain Of Imprisonment.
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es be traced to one ofthc following caus-
es. 1. Indulgence in eating. 2. Ex-
cessive use Of cold liquids. 8. Extraor-
dinary exposure to wet. 4. A confined
state of the digestive organs.
Signed, JOHN G. WARREN,
Benz. SHURTLEFF,
GEORGE HAYWARD,
GEO. c. SHATTUcK,
JOHN RANDALL.
Boston, August 10, 1882.
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NAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I

| NAVY REGISTER OFFICIAL
Some Of The most important changes IN Mt
Nary Register, as asceriained at The
department, during the month Of Ju-
ly 1892.
Vessels belonging to each Foreign Station.
MEDlTERRANEA EAN.
Frigates-Brandywine, United States
and Constellation.
Sloops-John Adams, Boston and
Concord.
WEST INDIES.
Schooners-Shark and Grampus. -
The other vessels have returned to the
North for equipments, &c.
COAST OF BRAZIL.
k Sloops-Warren, Lexington and Pea
cock
Schrs Enterprise and Boxer.
PACIFIC.
Frigate Potomac, sloop Fairfield, and
schr Dolphin.
NOTICES.
Frigate United States, Capt. Nichol-
son, with Com Patterson on board, bound
to the Mediterranean, by way Of Ma
deira and Lisbon, sailed from New York
OH the Sd July.
Frigate Brandywine, Com. Biddle,
was at Port Mahon the 18th May.
Sloop Boston, Capt. Storer, sailed
from Mahon the 18th April, on cruise
on the coasts Of Spain and Portugal.
Sloop John Adams, Capt. Voorhees,,
sailed from Mahon the Sd of May, for
Tuns and Tripoli.
Sloo2 Fairfield, Com. Elliott, sailed
from Tampico the 10th and arrived at
Matanzas the 9th June. Sailed therco
the 18th and arrived ut Norfolk, Va. on
the 23d July.
Sloop Vincennes, Capt. Shubrick, ar
rived at Matanzas from Omas, the 9th
Of July; sailed the 10th, and arrived at
Portsmouth, N. H., on the 98th July
all well. h
Sloop Erie, Capt. Clack, arrived at
Matanzas the 18th of July, from cruise
IN the South side of Cuba; SAILED thence
he 10th for Havana. H
Schr Porpoise, Lieut. Commanding
Armstrong, left Matanzas for st. Johns,
Porto Rico, Sd ofJune, and arrived at
Norfolk, Va. the Gath July.
Schr. Shark, Lieut.. Com. Boerum,
rrivcd at Matanzas the 10Th July, 4
lays from Pensacola, and sailed again
ame day for Havana; thence to resume
Ter cruise on the coast of Mexico, and
o be at Pensacola about the lst of Sep
ember.
Schr. Grampus, Lieut.. Tattnall Com
at Tampico 23d June, and was
wing off the Brassos de Santiago the
tn July; left for Tampico and the coast -
{ Mexico tho 18th, and was to be at
'ensacola by the lst OF September.
Sloop Peacock, Capt Geisinger, ar
we'd at Rio the 9th of May-all WE'LL
allied 10Th for Monte Video. A
Sloop Warren, Captain Cooper, was o
Bucnos Ayres, 39th May,
Sloop Falmouth, Captain Gregory, !,
,ilcd from Valparaiso on the 9Th aud
rived at Caliao the 10Th March-all NJ
ell.
Schr. Dolphin, Lieut. Commanding j
ong, left Callao 9TH Of March for Payta =;
nd other lccward ports-to return about \
'e lst of April. +
Schr. Boxer, Lieut.. Commanding ia
age, was still at Para the Cd of June.
Schr. Experiment, Lieut.. Command J.!
g Mcrvine, left Washington City 2lst u
July and arrived at Hampton Roads l.,
9Th.
Nary Department, Aug. 4, 1882. r.
From Lisbon.-Tho Wyoming at
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-" 44aa|saaaa-- aHHa-=-
ID T. A TIL $.

In this town on 9Th inst. of consumption, Mrs.
MelifalIe n. Anthony.
On Friday evening last, Mrs. Hannah Easton,
rect of the late Mr.. John Easton, in the 7OtL
year Of her age.
On Friday morning last, Of the cholera, Capt.
Peleg Gibbs, keeper of the hospital, aged SO.
On Sunday morning last, of the cholera, Nr.
Thomas Emery, one of the nurses at the hopta
Yesterday the 18th, at the Hospital at Rose
Island, of apopesy. Mrs. Abigail Butts, wife Of
Mr.. Caleb Butts, aged aboat 60 years.
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From Lisbon.-Tho Wyoming at
Philadelphia sailed from Lisbon June
22d. Left the u. S. ship Boston, Capt.
Stevens, for the Western Islands in
few days. On the 10Th, the Boston
saluted King Miguel us he passed in his
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CHoLERA.--In New York on Sunday,
81 new cases and % deaths.
In Philadelphia on Saturday, 1876
new cases and 33 deaths.
In Albany on Friday, 10 new cases
and 6 deaths.
In Norfolk on the 7th, 81 new cases
and 10 deaths, 4 whites and 6 colored.
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot.
MARKET, Monday Aug IL

AZ market this day, 23l beef cattle, ID cows s.
calves, and 23G5 sheep.
PRIcEs-Beei Catte-The limited number at
market, (particularly the best qualities) was the
occasion oi quick sales, and at an advanced price
from last week. 80 or IS more beef cattle could
have been sold at fair piice-3O or 40 are alrea-
dy engaged TO be delivered at Brighton on THURS
day. We noticed only taken at $s6; no other
sale above 50 10 We quote extra at $.5 75a g.;
prime at 5 so, SIS g.; good at S5 80; thin
at 1 a 81 rs.
Cows and Calves-Sales were effected at SIS,
81, %, 27, % and so.
Sheep-Iots Of lambs, with few old sheep,
were taken at ii So, 81, II, IT'S, 1872, 2, .
II and 25. A lot of wclhers were taken at ~
so. Swine-None at market.
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An address on Temperance, will be delivered at
Dr. Patterns meeting house, TO MORROW EVE
NlNG,at past o'clock, by Mr.. JOHN T.. WEE
DEN, at which time the report of the Committee
appointed July I'd, will be presented. [Aug. l6
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Louistana.-lt turns out that General
Ripley is not elected to Congress. Gen.
Thomas has majority Of GO. So that
all three of the members from Louisiana,
in the next Congress are opposed to Jack
son.
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OPENED AT CHENEY'S
THIS MORNING..

EN LEGANT 9, 6, Z, =. ., 10 and 10 by
~ i2-4 Irish Damask Table Cloths, warran-
ted all pure linen Also, white and cold Doyles
and Napkins, all Of which will he sold at uncon-
mon low prices, at No. 1874, Thanlcs-street.
aug l6
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given, that the subscribers
~ were appointed in legal Town Meeting
held on the 5th day of June last, to assess "A Tax
of Six Thousand Eight Hundred and Thrty-four
Dollars, on the inhabitants and rateabe property
in the town, to be collected and paid into the
Town Treasury on or before the LIST day of De-
cember next. We therefore call upon all persons
interested therein to give in to either of us list
of their rateable Estates, on or before the 2lst Of
August instant.
Thomas Bush, J
George Engs, assessors
Nathan b. Hammctt,
Newport, August I6, 1892.
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NEW BOOKS,-roR SALE BY
JA MES HA NMONC.


THYlIE Pious NIinstrel-A collection of sacred
n poetry, with the portrait of Pollock.
Claims of the hiilcans-Or the history Of the
American Colonization Society, by the author
Of conversations on the Sandwich Island Mission
The Evangelical Rambler-A series of Tracts
published in London; revised by the Rev. ). Il.
Bcdell
The Modern Martyr-Or the spirit and man
ners ofthe age.
The Life Of our blessed Lord and Sas:,ur
Jesus Christ-by Jeremy Taylor, ID. ID.
tribute to the memory OF the Pilgrims, and
vindlcation of the Congregational Churches OF
New En9lund, by 'roel iiawes.
The Christian Miniature Library, No. Con
tanning the daily scripture eSpositor.
The evidence Of The truth of the Christian Re-
ligion, derived from the litcral iultmcnt OF
Prophecy, by the Rev. Alexander Keith.
Fcnelon-Selcctions from the writings OF fene-
lon, with memoir of his life, by a lady
august 10
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FORT OLE NEWPORT.

Saturday, Aug llth-Sloop Albany, Ash, fr
ford; Hannah & Nancy, fin Warren, for L.
Island.
Sunday, l2tli-Sloop Hero, Read, fin Provid.
sch Merci, smith, fr, Dilhton, for Saco; elief,
Rogers, fin Baih Doris, Thomas, IIarrngton for
Provid.
Monday, 13,h-Sloop Macdonougb, Horton. fin
Riverhead; Mechanic ,Nye, fin Long island, Three
brothers, Wyatt, FIN Bristol, for Norfolk; Argo,
Hathaway, from Freetown, for Kingston; Eliza.
Smith, I'm Warren, for Saybrook; Splendid, John
son, fin Boston, for lluntuglon Armada, Hull, fn
Provid. for NYork; brig Laurel, Bgley, fm lIa-
vana.
Wednesday evening, 10Th, brig Harriet, Cook,
26 hours from New York.
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COMMISSIONER S .wOTJcE .

HyIIE subscribers having beer anpo;afod h..
Il the Hon. Court Of Probate for the to,vn 81 81
Newport, Commissioners to receive and exom-
me he claims of the creditors against the estate Of
Capt BENEDICT DAYToy,
late Of 81 id Newport. dc represented insoven,
and six months from the date hereof being allowed
for receiving said claims, we will attend at the
house of Robert Carter, Washington street, on the
Point, for that purpose, on the 9th, 18th and 27th
of each month, from TO p, m. during said pc
riod
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. SALE POSTPONED. :.
4DJNLJvIS TRATRIX S.0IE

Rf virtue ofa decree Of The Supreme judicial
- Court, holden at Newport in August, AID.
1851. vii, be sold at public auction on the prsmi-
ses, on Monday, September 3D. at 10 o'cIk' a m
all the rghttitle and interest, which Oliver sLo-
CUM, late of Newport, CARPENTER, dec. had II and
to one undivided half ofa certain lot land. will
dwelling house and carpenters shop thereon, sit
uated in Broad-st, in said Newport, bounded ives.
ierly on said Broad-st Doriwery on land of Isaac
Stall. easterly on land Of Jn6. r. Mann, and Ann,
his wife, and southerIy on land Of James shay.
Conditions made known al the time and pIace
OF sale. RUTH SLOCUM. Adn'x.
-,.- by her Attorney r. X. Randolph,
JhDe 18th, 1892
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Auctions.

- CIDER AT aUC7TOW
VI Sh1OfDdY nerf, at g. O'cloek,,a. N.
toW be sold al Public .auefion, in front Of
SA BBLs. Cider Condition 1t sale.
aug le M. HALL, Aucf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
DIED.

10 Georgetown, on the 18th inst in the 18th
year Of her age, after q long illness, MARIE
LOUISA Mason, eldest daughter Of Major Milo
Mason, Commandant of Fort Washington.
Her gentle spirit, long bound down by disease
and affection, found new and increased sources
Of happiness in the pleasures Of home aud IN the
endearments of parental love. Her bereaved
parents should be cobsoled by the assurance that
her love for them, her gratitude to her friends
her meekness-her patience under suffering
and her entire resignation to Him who afflicted
her. have fitted her for the society Of the blessed
spirits IN that world, where there is g no sick
ness, and where the weary are at rest"
Col. Gaz.
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Charles Bennett

HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morrell
III direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bridport shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is of the very
best quality, and is for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woolIen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best sheeting and shifting cottons
He has on hand,
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine vestng, and
velvet Waistcostng
Blue and black superfnc Cloths and Kerseymcres,
&C. &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced Csssnetts.
nov %
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trict, and to the friends Of the deceased general
iy, to learn that, at the instance Of several Of our
citizens, an accurate cast was taken OF his face
the day after his decease, which will enable the
city to possess itself Of faithful likeness, in
sculpture, of one to whose friendship it is so
largely indeb ted, and whose memory will al.
ways be held in grateful respect by its citizens.
1t had been determined to inter the body on
Tuesday evening. But to allow an opportunity
to take the cast, mentioned above, and for gen
eral attendance Of the funeral, it was subsequent.
ly deferred to "Wednesday. Int. Of yestcr.
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This is tx give notice.

vUyHAT the Subscriber h.s obtained rom the County
L Court Of rrincr william State ofvrginis, letters
of administration on tie estate OF nhu H. Ksnsy, de-
ceased All pers,as bSvirg c'sims against III, SAID
dec, sssd are hercb Wars1l to exhibit The same, with
the vouchers TIA, rsof 60 he subs rher o. before
the 24tu of Ncvsna-r ts2S DIZZY may Otherwise, by
law. De excluded i-0.r f i AID estate Gil.
ven under my hand ,,s 4. -, ,ICv. rhr-. 1852
Zg.ULGN 4 K!>kf,
my 24-w4ws Ain, nIsttI'pr
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MARRIED.

In Philadelph on Tuesday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Delaney. WILLIAM s. BIDDLE, Esq. to Miss
ELIZABETH KEAr1Na HopKINsoN, daughter of
the Hon. Joseph Hopkinson.
In Philadelphia, on third-day evening, Goth
instant, by Joseph Watson, Esq. ROBERT B.
Fowler, Of Georgetown, D. e. to MARIA Lu-
KENs, Of Philadelphia.
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sept 7-2awt'

'teas
ry,HF Imperial an Y Jung Tyson Teas on hand, re,
ceivea few DAYS since, will be sold q bargain.
applied for immediately
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
In Store, also,
Country BAR Iron. assorted. including Plates at We
~ low prize. AMI very suitable for country work.
beautiful Pianos, very low.
First rate real Havana segsrs
Madeira wine of various Binds
sherry, i'rseilles Madeira, Sicily Madeira, snd
Malaga ditto