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AT NO. 8. CHEAPSIDE.

RECEIVED this week, an additional sup
ply of seasonable Goods, among which
are some very excellent brown, olive and
invisible green broadcloths, suitable for
box coats. Some very heavy cassimeres,
satinets, stout duffills, brown sheetings,
very to,u priced, and many other Goods,
which together with all those previously on
hand, will be sold at prices; reduced much
below the market. ...
Jan. ia. S. bAvoL, s. SON.
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is It not applied, II ,here be none why is
not made. have but ono thing more to
say, ON this subject now, and that is, il
any of these men are believers in the di-
vine inspiration Of the scriptures, l would
advise them to consider the following
words OF Christ" What measure ye mete.
it shall be measured 10 you aga,n;"
-.arc,ay ssi'f HOMO SUM.
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Az T a Cour, Il Probate holden nt Warren.
~ on the 7th day of Janoary, A. d. 1888,
the Commissioners on the tstato OF JARVIS
b. Bon EN-, late Of Warren, doceased, made
,hcir rRSport:-Whereupon it was Ordnrod, that
tho c, nsileration Il o eof, be referred 10 Court
Of Probate, TO bo holden al the Town Clerks
Office, in sad Warren, on the first Monday IN
February next. at2 O'Clock, r. NJ; ana mat al
nersons interested in said estate. bc notified, by
publ ishine this order three scvcsal Lues In the
Ner,he,n Star, to appear ut that tin'c and be
heard iftboy zee g.. witness,
s. RANDALL, Piobate Clerk.
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SHEET IRON AND TIN
MANUFACTOHEK.

FEYHE subscriber has for sale at hfs
IL manufactory, all kinds Of TIN
Ware, usually found in shop Of the
kind, such as-.Bakers, tin ovens, block
tin tea pots, &c. &c. sc.
He has also on hand, Sheet Iron Stoves
different sizes and patterns, at the low
est prices. Also, sheet iron and tn, stove
pipe, all sizes. ~
JAMES SMITH, Jn.
N. b. All persons indebted to tho
subscriber are earnestly requested to call
and settle the same previous 10 the FIRST
day Of February next. j. s. Jr.
Jan. IS. Wv.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Il L. CAPRON, respectfully in
-EEe forms the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Warren, that he will continue his
school, for the Improvement of Dancing,
at the Hal! OF the Commercial! Hotel, for
six evenings TO commence January l6,
1885,. Terms 81 so.
N. B. A course of Lessons will COM
mence on Wednesday next, January 9th
at 9 o'clock, p. M. Terms $500.
Jan. 5.
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To Correspondents. -" Fiat Justitia,"
is received but Is not accompanied with
the real name. He. censors some Of the
newspapers, for publishing garbled state
mehts of the late trial, at Bristol.
"Juytiee," lashing in rather severe
terms the Justices who sat on the above
case, Is also without the real signature.
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Bristol. Warren, Fall Riuer, and .Ne,c.
Bedford accommodation
s II A O. E .

~ STAGE will leave Bristol every
IA. Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Fall
River at half past 10, and in New Bed
ford in season to dine Returning ,icaves
New Bedford every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 8 O'Clock, A. M. and AZ
rive at Fall River, at half past 10, and
in Warren and Bristol, in season to dine
Books kept at Burgess's and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels, Warren; at M. & r. N. Lswton,s
Fall River at Blakc's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford. s.,s
NATHAN WARREN, Bristol.
IcuABoD CLAP. .9gen, .New Bedford.
Jan. I2. If.
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Court Of Probate Wo'ren, Jan. I, 1899.

Court Of Probate Worren, Jan. I, 1899.
SNNrHEkEAS the Commissioners Of tho es-
w tate o! LAND IL COLE, late Of War
zen. deceased having made Report. II is ordered
That tho cQnsi iofation thereof DO referred
10 C.u,t Of Probate, to be holden ut the
Town Clerks Otico IN Warren, on tho frs,
Monda, in February next, nt 2 O'Clock, p. M
And also that previous notice bs given. (by pub.
l,sh,np this Order I rec several times ~ tho
Northern Siar) to all persons interested in said
ts'n,o, to apI ear a, sad time and place.
Ipitntss,
g. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
Jan IL
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100000 BRICKS.

s.PPv at coHI ADAMS, newport tiarbor,
100000 BRICKS.
These Bricks must be cast in moulds OF
such size a. TO average when burned,
eight inches, BY four inches, by two and a
nali inches. They must be- OF the Lest
quality Of msrchantable Bricks. The
proportion Of salmon or pale bricks, must
not exceed one-cighth OF the whole, and
no soft or very pale bricks will be receiv-
ed. The proportion Of arch bricks must
not exceed one-eigith Of the whole, and
none Of these that are much warped, will
De received. The proportion OF broken
bricks must not exceed two per cent. At
least, 100000 to be delivered by the LIST
day Of juno next, and the remainder. in
the course of the Summer and Autumn OF
the year, at such periods as may suit the
convenience the Contractor, provided
there be always on hand the supply req
uiste Tor the progress Of the work.
Should and person desire to furnish the
stated number OF Bricks, or less num-
Der, Of u size different from that given a
bove, they will please to accompany their
proposals with statement Of the length,
breadth and thickness, of we'll burned
Brick, Of the kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair
sample will be required to be deposited
in the Engineers Office, at Fort Adams,
which, should it prove satisfactory, will
govern in tho inspection Of the several de-
iiyeries.
Payment will be made, il required, on
each cargo duly inspected and received,
All communications touching this sub
ject, to be directed to Brevet Col. Jo-
sEPu G. TorrEN, U. tS.' Engineers,
Newport, r. /.
Jos. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'r,
Brerei Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l. Z
January Sd, 1888.
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A French Editor sarcastically remarks
l-"I'hc United States were brought into
existence on account ofa tax upon tea,
and they will end IN dispute about du-
ty upon broad-cloths.
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fP The National Republican Free
men ofthis town, arc requested TO NEE,
at Coles Hall, this evening, at = o'clock,
to appoint Delegates to attend the Con-
vention to be holden at Providence, on
Wednesday Evening next.
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In Taunton on SOth.. two boys fell
through the ice, while skating, and ore,
who knew how to SWIM, rescued both him
self and the other. %e '
The amount of subscription taken up
in all Of the American Bible Society at
the close of the meeting ut Masonic Hall,
New York. Cd inst. exceeded S2 400.
The United States sloop Of war Match
|ez, and the United States schr. Experiment.
sailed from Norfolk on Friday.
A Pam OF OLD SNUFFERs. There
Iivid in the neighhorhood of Norfolk Lab
|oratory, couple of old crones, who had
indulged their propensity for snt.f-taking
to such degree, that it had completely
clogged up the passage through the head,
so that they could not arliculate word
that contained an M or I'm n, without Civ
ing II the sound ofb or d, and their upper
lips had become so besmeared with this
powdered weed, that it left the nesh-col-
cred furrow under the Partition Of the
nose, completely imitation ofa grareI
walk One morning as Mr. cummings
was passing their house to pursue his daily
labor at the laboratory, Mrs Stone inqui-
red Of Mrs Grimes, ''Do you kdow who
that are bad is that goes by here bordidgi
claw yes, Biss Stode; that's Blister Cub
bidgs what works up TO the arbitrary"
"Do! Do!! hiss Gribes," answered Mrs
Stone, "you dod't Lerd the arb;imy, you
bead the labridore !'''Ugl WELL" said the
other, beginning with long stifed snuff"
l spose you kdow which is the bost prop
erist!" Dedham Advertiser.
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MAXINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
From our Correspondent. I

Sailed from BRISTOL. 7tn. brig An s,el, A :
len. Havana; schr Amazon, Swan sionnlng-
ton.
sth-arf sloop Am. Croker. fr New York.
9th-sailed, brs Emeiine, Burgess, Havana.
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WINTER ARR RANGEMENT.
.Ns,u. Bedford, Fall Rirer and Proridence

WINTER ARR ANGEMENT.
yNsD. bedford, Fall Rirer and Providence.
@ A STAGE will leave
3eEzR1 w-Bedford, every
szszss..s.4x;.ssA morning, Sundays ex
cepted) at half past I o'clock, A. M. to
arrive at Fall River at half past 10 o.
clock, A. nj. and at Providence at 2 o.
clock, p. nj. same day.-Returning, will
leave Providence at half past 7 O'Clock,
and Fall River at II o'clock, to arrive in
New Bedford in season to dine.
sp- Books kept at Coles Coffee
House and at Blake's Commercial Cof-
fee House, in New w-Bedford; at Law
toms Tavern in Fall River, and at s.
Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel,in Prov
ideneeA -. =
i. A STAGE will also Ieavo New Bed
ford every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. for Fall River,
Warren and Bristol, to arrive in the af-
sernoon Of the same day. Returning,
leaves Bristol, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock, A. M. and ar
rives in New Bedford same afternoon.
Books, in New Bedford, at Coles and
at Blake's Coffee-Houses in Fall Riv-
River at Lawton's in Warren at Coles
and at the Commercial !; and in Bristol at
S. Horton's.
Thomas Cole, Agent, .Ntw Bedford.
r. B. KINsLEY, 4gent, Fall River.
Jan. 1S. It.
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In FAEM,
III: FOR SALE AT AUCTION.


~ The subscriber offers for
sale his FARM situated in Bristol, r. 7.
within mile of the centre OF the town,
and near the residence of the Hon. james
D'WoIf containing about 33 acres, with
good dwelling house, barn, crib, milk
house,. poultry house, tool house, and
other out buiIdngs,all IN complete repair.
This farm is in high state OF cultivations
and has for several years past yielded
more produce annually, than any estate
of the same extent in the town.
swf1EsSs. 1t has large Orchard in full
prime, exceeded by hone in tho
" quantity, quality, and variety Of
- apples, and many other kinds Of
choice fruit trees Situated on the shore
of Mount Hope bay, it commands view
of Tiverton, Rhode-Island, and an extern
sive prospect of the sea. This farm viii
be sold at Public Auction, on the prem-
ises, on Friday, the lst day of March
next, at O'clock, A. M. unless sooner
or at private sale.
fsSyTEFEE There will also be ~
SlENEW~S sold at the same "M@ES
time, three first (TH
rate Cows. onessS&esscs
Horse, 90 Sheep, mixture .fthe Meri-
no and Saxony bloods. Also, large va
riety Of farming and gardening tools.
Conditions will be made known at the
time aud place Of sale, and will be liber-
al For particulars in the mean time, e..
quire Of n BULLOCK, IN Bristol, or OF tiss
subscriber.
JOHN De WOLF, Cd.
Bristol, Dec. 22, 1882. Ct.
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Warren, January lt, 1888.

;. Warren, January lot, 1883.
"HE Copartnership heretofore exist
II. ing under the Firm Of STOCK
FORD s. WHEATONS, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The BUSH
ness will be transacted in future under the
Firm Of CHARLES WHEATON & Co.
All persons indebted to the late Firm
Of Stockford s. Wheatons on Account or
Note, are requested to pay the same
without delay. john STocKFoRD,
Charles WHEATON,,
DANIEL B. WHEATON:
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CHARLES WHEATON g. CO.

CHARLES WHEATON g. CO.
Have constantly on hand a general as
sortment Of Cordage at their Rope Walk;
where they will furnish gangs Of Rigging
and Cables on good terms and at short
notice.-Also on hand,
BOLT ROPE,
WHITE ROPE,
SEINE LINES.
SEWING TWINE.
Bedcords and Lines of every descript-
ion, Of first quality, Manila Rope made
to order. Jan. 5, 1888.
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tr Tho General, Assembly Of this
State will convene al Providence on Tues
day next
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s.syaENEE There will also be n
sold at the same "a@F
EM time, three first O.
rate Cows onesS<ess
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-08

The CONSTELLATION. Mr., Swartwout,
Collector Mt New-York, in letter to the
Secretary ofthe Navy, states that Mr.
Mark, consul at Ostend, arrIvedin New
York on the Goth December, having
sailed from Havre on the 18th Novem-
ber. The evening previous to his sailing,
letters were received in Havre from all
the ports in the Mediterranean, which
mentioned nothing of the loss of the
Constellation, though they were of a
date much later than that ofthe report
ed loss of the vessel. The Navy depart
ment has made active inquiries, and is
satisfied that the rumor of her loss is al
unfounded. Bos. Cour.
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CONGRESS-.

The Senate, on Friday last, agreed to
add to the Standing Committee If the
Senate a Committee on Revolutionary
Claims. A resolution was offered by
Mr.. Sprarue, for instructing the Com
mittee On Post Offices and Post Roads,
10 prepare and introduce bill reducing
the rates OF postage. After the despatch
of some other business, of little general
lrinterest, the Senate adjourned.
In the House. Mr.. Verplanck from the
Committee of Ways and Means, offered
report in reference to the bill reported
the day before, to reduce, and otherwise
alter the duties on imposts. Ordered to
be printed.
A motion offered by Mr.. Pearce, was
agreed to, for the printing Of 5000 copies
of survey Of Narragansett Bay. with a
chart, to be furnished by Col. Wads-
worth, oftle Engineers.
A similar resolution to that before the
Senate, to reduce the rates of postage on
letters, pamphlets and newspapers, was
introduced by Mr.. Everett. The House
then went into committee of the whole
on 10 private bills, which were reported
to the House, with n few exceptions, and
The House adjourned.
The Senate did not 81. on Saturday.
In the House of Represe natives, the
debate upon the resolution offered by
Mr.. r.. Everett, for Instructing the Com
miitee on Post Offices and Post Roads,
to enquire into the expediency Of reduc-
ing the rates of postage, was continued
by Messrs. Wilde, Hoffman, J. Reed
and Craig, during the hour allotted to
Inorning business, without the question
being taken.-Several other resolutions
were introduced, on leave, and adopted
among which was ono offered by Mr..
Jarvis, that ,he House adjourn over 20
Wednesday. The House then went into
committee upon several private bills,
which were gone through with and re.
ported, and the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on "Wednesday, Mr.. Holmes
introduced q bill extending the franking
privilege TO the members Of Congress. in the
recess. which was read twice and committed.
Several private bills were presented, read.
and committed TO tho Standing Committees.
The resolution offered by Mr Sprague. in-l
sruc,ing the COMMITTEES on The Post Office
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From tho Phil. In,eIligcncsr of Saturday

HoRRIRLE OUTRAoE.-Our streets were yes
terday made the scene of an outrage OF almost
unparalleled boldeess and depravity. respec
table widow lady started from her homo about
5 O'Clock, with two young daughters for the
steamboat al Chestnut street wharf. On her
way she was met in Chestnut. near Third 81.
by a citizen Of Penn Township, named Michael
Med nger. hitherto a respectable baker. Medin-
ger under tho influence either Of drunkenness
or brutal passion, threw her with great violsEce
upon the groand. The watchnen had extin-
guished their lamps and loft their rounds and
The streets were accordingly deserted aud dark
-astording AN excellent opportunity tor any
decd OF viiiany. The ladys shiieks brought no
one to her assistance but after a violent strug
gle she aucceeded In disengaging herself, und
lied with her children, in the direction of the
wharf The ruihan--for whatever character
he may have previously borne, his conduct de
serves that cp,thet-by taking a circuit round
another street, got in advance ofhis intended
victim, and secreting himself behind n wagon,
sprung out upon hor, as she passed. The lady,
from weakness aud exhaustion, proved unable In
this instance to escape but her shrieks Joined
with tho alarm raised by the children callod the
neighbors to the spot. The rutfian was secured
aud taken 10 the watcl,.h house. The Mayor, at.
ter bearing the case committed Medingor to
stand his trIal at tho aext Court.
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The soft and stale delusou. called Mon
MonIsn, is extending itself into this good
commonwealth. Two or three wretched
zealots Of that absurd faith. according 10 the
Montrose Register. have created much cx'
citement, and are making many prosolyies
in a remote settlement on the borders OF
Susquehannah and Luzcrne counties. The
new converts purpose removing to the "pro
missed land" of their hopeful society. which
is near Panesville in Ohio. We shall al
lude TO these madmen again before many
days.-Their Scriptures are full ofthe most
ludicrous contradictions and improbabiliiios
= Philadelphia Gas.
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TO report bill reducing the rates Of postage
and tho amendment proposed by Mr.. Gru,dy
instructing said Committee 10 inquire into
the expedlency of such reduction, was adopt
ed.--Yeas 20. Nays Is. nr. Foot moved a
further amendment, directing the Committee
to inquire into the propreiy of equalizing the
rates of postage, which was agreed to. Mr..
Holmes, moved an additional amendment,
instructing The Committee 10 inquire into
the expedency Of abolishing the postage on
newspapers, which was adopted The reso
luton, as amended, was then agreed TO. The
Senate then adjourned.
La the House OF Representatives the de-
bate upon the resolution heretofore offered
by Mr.. T.. Everett for nquiring into the ex-
pediency of reducing the rates on postage,
was further continued by Messrs. L. Everett,
Hoffman, and Cambreleng, when at the ex-
piration Of the hour allotted to morning
business, the House went into Committe Of
the Whole on the State ofthe Union after the
special orders ofthe day had been postponed
ul to day. Mr.. Verplank lad in the iirst in
stance moved to postpone the special orders
till next week, in order to take up the tariff
bill, was negalived; yeas "a nays SO. They
were then postponed till Thursday. and sew
eral appropriation bills were carried through
the Committee, and the House adjourned.
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RHoDE-IsLAND UNION BANK.

A Tt general meeting Of the Stockhold
IA ers OF the Il. |. UNIoD. BANK. held al
their Banking Room on Tuesday, Jan lst.
1889, the following named persons were ell
ected Directors for the yenr ensuing, viz.
Christopher q. Champin, Stephen T. Nor
ihan, John p. Mann, George Engs, Rcbert,
p. Lee, David Bufr1m, Abraham Barker
William s. Randolph. Charles Devens.
And at a subsequent meeting of the Board
Of DirectorsC. G. Champlin was uns sni,nous-.
ly 70 elected Precedent. .Aiesi,
Jan. 81 N.G. BOSS, cashier.
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NEWPORT BANK.

"A Il the Annuel Meeting Of the Stock
IA holders of the NEwPoaT Bank, held
At their Bank Room on wednesday, Jan. Cd.
1888, the following gentlemen were chosen
Directors for the essuiag year. viz. - Sam
nel Vernon, John Williams, Simon Newton,
William Vernon, Isaiah Crookcr, Jun vii
ham y. Nichols. stephen b. Cornell, Viii
ham Stevens, and Russell Cogge shall.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Di.
rectors, Samuel Vernon was chosen Presi.
dent, and
Jan. 81 CAHOONE, Cashier.
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SHOCKING MURDEr. The mate OF the
schooner Andrew Jackson, lying in the har-
Dor of New-York, was found ut 10 o'clock,
on Thursday hlosning murdered in the cabin.
lie was an athletic young man about twen-
ty three years Of age. His head was maug-
led with an axe, aud the instrument left
bloody near the victim. The name of the
numbered man is Arthur Miller, a native of
London. He appears To have been stabbed
over both eyes, and then mangled with an
sxe. The matter is yet in mysiry. The
schooner lay outside Of three vessels, and
was surrounded by others.
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pleteIy arrested. lie slipped, aud fell
across the rail, and The cur passed over
his body. The alarm was given that n
passenger had fallen, and the car being
backed, went again over the unfortunate
man. lie expired immediately. This
unhappy accident has cast a gloom over
,he numerous circles of friends, who
were attached to the deceased. by the
many virtues with which he was endowed.
Pennsylvania.
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RAIL RoAD ACCIDENT. We regret 20
state, the accidental Death of Mr.. Mathi-
as Raser, of the firm of Clark s. Ruser,
printers, which took place on Sunday af-
ternoon at the lower end ofthc German
town Rail Road. The circumstances
are given variously but we believe they
are briefly as follows: The train Of cars
drawn by the locomotive, was returning
from Germnntown, and, when near the
Depot, was checked by the Engineer.
Mr.. Rnser was seated in the leading car,
and unfortunately attempted to descend
before the motion Of the train was COM