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Robert Franklin. Junr., the other n child
|f Mr.. John Almy, were killed as, a
log in the same building. Another wo.
pan entering the room at the same time
Fiti child IN her arms received n Sc
|cre shock, and the child was knocked
Fom her arms. An old gentleman en-
bring ut another door was struck, bnt
OF materially injnred-whilc an old Ia
y who sat some four or five feet from
'ose who were killed, received not the
igh'est injury.
The house of Mrs Mumford in Mill
|treet was much shattered, the lightning
|aying passed through almost every part
|fu; but we rejoice to learn that none
) family were injured. Several
acks on the island were destroyed.
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NOTlCE.

u iiLSnhscriber having been approved
n yihe Hon. Cont of probate of the
town OF olCo1entry as Guardian of Sarah 5.
hemlnsion Minor Of fourteen and under
,.Wen,i'y- one years of ago and having given
bonus arcordinglo law hereby calls on all
pefsons having demands against the said
sarah to exhibit the sumo to him within six
months from the dale hereof and those in
deUted TO make inn rdiate payment.
DAV ID s. HOLLOWAY.
april "a. CIV.
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|FAIR.-The Ladies Of the Trinity
Rurch Missionary Society will hold
fir Fair on Tuesday the 18th Of August
the Masonic Hall.
Doors open at 10 o'clock, A. M.
|ckets Of admission l23 cents to be had
the door.
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NEW BATHING HOUSE.

X. TBEvErr has erected Bathing house
Zs ~ The rear Of his Office, on the Long
wharf Tor shower, tub, and sea ba,hing,-
nd intends to establish warm baths, in a few
ays, with every convenience usual Of such
n establishment. ALSO, large pleasure
oct. to take parties to F ort Adams, and
o'ner places. July 3.
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MALBONE GARDEN FARM

MALbONE GARDEN FARM.
h'OR SALE that well known farm called
Il the Malbone Garden situated 1 mile
from the Court House, in Newport contain
ing ABOUT I4O acres, with valuable privi.
lege OF sea manure and good variety Of
fruit trees, is very well watered with never
failing springs. tho garden is tco well known
to need q more particular description. for
further information enquire Of DAVID Bur.
FUN near the premises, or of the Subscri.
bers at Nantucket. DAVID BAXTER.
July IL. PAUL WEST.
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PHRENOLOGY

"A j the request Of several Friends. DR.
IN PARSONS will give Three Lectures
PhRENOLOGY. The first on the Brain
andNerves,will be onThursday Evcnng next,
August 9Th, at 5 o'clock, at the Masonic
Iiall.--Tickets to be had at Messrs Bsrber's.
and at the Door of the Hall, at 81 for the
Course, and so Cents for single Ticket.
Newport, August z.
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o. We hope oar Subscribers will bear
in Us little while uutil we can get
I'll Hn.cr way. We are as yet short
help, bui We hope soon to be enabled
dispense with many advertisements
make r,ilm for matter of more IN
resting nature. The papers too shall
; the fntune, he mailed on the morning
publication hclore I'c closing of the
hIls.
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CAPE COD NOMINATION u!
The Black Hawk Committee met in
evidence ou Thursday las, and nomi-
Ted foK representatives to the next
(ngress. Tristan Burgess and Nathan
5. Ruggles, both liege men of the
d Colony
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TO H1et,
LANDHOLDERS BANK,

A Il the annual meeting of tho Stockholders
kAof srid Bank on tho fourth day of Juno inst
he follow ug persons were appointed Directors,
for one year, viz. Elisha II, Potter, Thomas -
Taylor, John J. Watson, john G.. Clarke, w
a Robinson, Nath Knight, John r. Sherman.
John r. Nichols, William French, Elisha X
Potter jun. LOWS kinyon, Sylvester Robinso.
snd George B. Robinson. Andat meeting"
tho Directors of said Bark on tho s,no d O..
Elisha II, Potter was re electsd President Of ay'
Bank for tho ensuing year. Kingston Junc2si ,
THOS II WELLS CASH q.
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1
SHOOTING e. FISHING TACKLE.
AT w. GOFF'S Store, No. as,
Ihamcs-st., a few rods south
OF the Custom house, may be
constantly found a good assort-
ment Of the following-viz-
Dupont's Eagle canister powder,
pegou, and Wilkes english do.
Rogers orange do.
Garcishcas canister do.
Willimnntic, FrF do.
Dupont's IF, & FFF do.
Common do. suitable for blast'p.
VOULE'S Patent Shot, Of all sizes su.
N perlor pocket pistols do. double and
slpgie bbl. guns from 10 up to SIS.
Patent copper powder flasks of different
kinds, game bags, wad cutters, cone wrench.
cs, shot pouches, drink bottles. single and
double shot belts, with plain and lever char.
yes, patent cap'd wormers, scrcw drivers,
percussion caps, pocket whips for dogs. shot
oelt tops, chargers scperate from do. bullet
nonlds, dog collars, percussion primers.
portable cleaning rods. angling do, plain 81
multiplying reels, artificial dies for bait, SUI
porlor silk worm gut. Limerick hooks, q sn
perior article. also the Kirby and Kendall
hooks made OF the best cast steel, India gras.
lines, Chinese silk do. tautog and bass fnes,
s'nkers, pocket tinder boxes, musical snuff
boxes, razors,dhk knives, pocket steel yards
patent spoons, for administering medicine 10
children, cologne water, &c.
SLSO--a-general assortment of groceries
liquors, wines, teas, cordials essences, best
spanish cigars, &c. Ready made clothing.
suitable FOR the season, beaver, palmcta and
larpnnIn hais--with many other articles too
numerous TO mention.
Guns and equipment for shooting. TO let
by the day--also, 3 good horses, warranted
perfectly kind in saddle or barness- persons
wishing to hire, can be accommodated with
gigs or pleasure woggons,
N. B--Tbe subscriber has made snch ar
engagements in New York as viii enable HIM
to procure any article to order which NAV
mol be on hand at few hours no,ice--uni
promises that no excrtion on his part shal /.
be wanting to crafty the wishes Of those who
iavor him with their custom. July go
DISSOLUTION ofCO-PARTNER- !!
SHIP.
THE partnership heretofore subsist.
~ ing under the firm Of
HOWE g. BROWNELL,
Is this day dissolved, by mutual CONSENT
all persons indebted to said irm, will please
make immediate payment to
AMASA HOWE,
Who is authorized to settle the business OF
said firm. A. HOWE.
June 10. II. NJ. BltOWNELr,.
n ADIES' French .Shues satin and pruueI-
IA la of various colors never before Offer
ed in this town. For sale. low, by
NAVu'l.. EORSWELI..
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ARRIVED.

bsg. lst-Sloop Mary Of Newport, Jaques.
nm. do. Admiral, Of Norwich, Smith, New,
bdon do. Amity, Of Providence, Huh
|vidence, New York do. Lord Nelson Of
BY. Waldron, Troy, .Sagharbor do In
|vements Of Huntington, Dayton, Hunting.
|, Newport do. Dolphin. Of Stoniugton,
ties, Stonington, Newport; do. Tndepen'
|cs. Of 8. Hampton, Goodale, South Hamp.
/ Newport do. Now York, Of Providence,
hnis. New York, Newport ; Schooner
|fce, OF Camden, Blake, Camden, New York /,
Seth and William, OF Thomi ston, X ellen,
Pmaston. Now York do. Boston pack Of, Of
|tsmouth, Lowell, Bangor, Providence do.
leca, OF New York, Miller, Providence. N.
q do. Rose in bloom, Of Dennis, Grove II,
p, Newport Sloop Portsmouth, Of Warren
s'ev, Chatta Hunk, Philadelphia; do. Mar
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE

Atne week., their Summer assortment
of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
which ha vngbeen selected wiih great care
from tho latest imporlations, aud most desir.
able styles in m,rket, are now ready for sal c
and win be offered at rs low prices as by any
others in this place.
AMONG THEM ARE !:
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Grape, and Grape dc CHEN SiAWLS,
Hernaunn or sewing silk do.
Elegait green, black and white Gauze,
and blond Wells,
"Wntered ponIt de soie,"
Coltred Gros de Naples and Italian
SILKS,
Mttoonis 5 A black Italian do.
A great variety of Black Gros dc Ma
pies, and Gros dc Suisse
SILKS,
Black French Bombazines, of fine
and extra qualities,
French Muslins,
Unbleached open-workcd Cotton Hose.
White Gauze Flaunels, warranted not
to shrink in washing,
Horskin Gloves,
Bobnett, blond and Grecian
LACES.
P1RASOLS,
8 White damask dimi,y, beautiful
article,
TOGETHER
With very rich lot of light
h3 CALICOES.
A large assortment Of Thin Goods,
suitable for
Mems wear.
ALSO,
On hand, bleached and unbleached Il
Sh;rtings, Bedticks, Checks--and in
deed every article Of Domestic manuiac-
tured GOODS in all their variety, nj ex-
entire low prices, by the piece oryard.
June IL.
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BITTTSTES, OSCA RINES,
P1LMYR EVEROS. &c.

NTOW ready for sale large assortment
~ plain. figured, and striped Bat,istes
Oscarines aId other thin fancy goods suita
BILE for summer dresses, many of them are OF
a very good quality, and will he found to be
much more durable than the cheap calicoes,
pud will be offered astonishingly cheap, by
WN. e, COZZENS s. co,
ALSO-On hand few French muslins.
may II
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| Amateurs Of music were highly graiificd
b Saturday evening, at n concert given at
fasonic Hall by few of The distinguished
|embers Of the Italian operate corps from
few York. The selections were made
hiefy from The works Of the immortal Ros
|ni. whose music is so emnently calculated
} transport the senses from The dull end
pld realities Of This world to revel in Ely.
|um. The performance commenced with q
rand "Qnartetto" by the whole company,
hd was sindeed an earnest Of that intellec-
! al banquet to parlake Of which there was
ost brilliant assemblage of talent, beauty
bd fashion, both foreign and nsiIve;. ~next
liowed The Largo al iactoturn" from the
Ipera +" II Barbiere de Sayiglia," which was
kecuted in fine style and with becoming
birit by Sigpor Fuiaasari; to this succeeded
10 we'll known, bit beautiful "Cavatina"
|om the same opera, which was performed
admiration by that Queen of Song, Ma.
pm Pedrolli. This lady has great comprss
|id clearness Of voice, and uncommon
ieucc.-in parts of the various performance
! her voice took 80 wide a range, that we
ERE almost brealhless lest her upper tones
|oold Tail; but nur fears were gronndlrss-
was fansic; most exquisite mnsic;--Sig
Sr Pedrotti's voice. is not powerful, but
'eet and well adapted 10 the limits of the
oncert Hall. In short, the whole elected
fneral satisfaction. as was folly evinccd by
e repeated applause of q numerous and
shonable audience. We congratulate the
isic loving part Of the Community that an
her opportunity will be afforded them of
ltfying their taste, THfs LvENrNG. The
= u OF fare is superb. X. Y. Il
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|ANTIMASoNIC NOMINATION.
be Aniimasonic State Committee met
Providence on the 20ult. and nomina-
y for eprcsepiatIyesio the next Con-
ess, Ddree J. Penrce, and William
prague, jun.
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GSOPPOSITE THE ARCADE.
Look before you leap.
Tilley's HATS are cheap!
The style is very nice,
Two dollars is the price
find seven cases more
Are opened as before
III having passed inspection,
.are ready for Election.
March 10.
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N0tice.
rsNHE Undersigned having this day form.
n ed professional connexion for the
practice of
MEDTCINE and SURGERY,
In this Town, under the firm of
VIVA. & j. V. Tllrner,
Tender their services to the Public, in the
different branches of their profession. They
will expect their Accounts to be paid or ad
justed annually at least.
~" ~ ae Uim Tmncr.
|4AIA ,. j. y. Turner.
Tho Subscriber having made new ar
rsngement iii business, as above stated, and
fihding it Indispensable that oil his old &C
counts should be settled earnestly solci,s
the attention Of those with whom he has un
settled accounts, to their adjustment, aud
gives this general notice that after the first
of October next, those remaining at that
time unadjusted. will be placed in the hands
of George Turner, Esq for final settlement
May Is. William Turner.
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WANTED. An intelligent lad as an ap.
Y prentice 10 the printing business.
Apply at this Office. July 81.
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ASsIGNEE'S NOTICE.
cAylNG's BANK.
tx. A dividend was

CAVlNG'S BANK. A dividend was
~ this day declared oi23 per cent on
all sums that have been in for the space
of o months aud / per cent. on all sums
that have been in for the space of three
months, ngrceably 10 the. regulations Of
the Institution. payable on and niter
Saturday, the Goth inst.
July "a. b. HADWEN, Treas'r.
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NOTICE.

VNHE Subsciber has during the past week
Il received large additional supply of
European and Domestic Spring goods of ev.
cry iscription--which enab. i,him to offer
to customers very large and elegant as.
sortment at prices that cannot fail to please.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.
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Valuable PROPERTY
for sale at
AUCTION

Will bc sold at Auction on Friday the 10th
OF August, at the Hotel in Bristol. at ! o..
clock, AM
"A ROPE WALK with nppurienances and
N machinery including 81 acres of land
and valuable horse.--Tbis establishment
being the only one in operation in Bristol,
aud IN first rate order offers rare opportu
nl'y for any person disposed to purchace as
the terms will DO liberal, say one qnarrcr,
80 days the others in 6, l2, and ls months +;
with interest after 90 days--secured note, or
mortgage OF the properly.
July 81. lCHABOD DAVIS .qnc'er.
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Grand Concert of
Vccal and INSTRUMENTAL

IVA q - IA u
To be. gwen OF tho MASONIC HALL
THIS EVENING, August =
BY Sienora Adelaide p edrotti, Sgnor Pc
drotti, Signor Fornasari, and Signor
FeTero,- Principal performers OF the
Italian Opera in New York. Mr. Long
will preside at the Piano.
The best pieces of Rossini's Opera will be
execnted..-Signora Pedrotti, Treble
Sgnor Pedroiti, tenor /; Signor Fornasa-
RI, base Signor Ferrero, comic base.
VI Performance to commence at 2. NJ.
precisely. Tickets s. each. to be had at
the Store OF Mr.. James Hammond, and at
the Office of the Newport Mercury. and at
the Door ofthe Hall, on, the Evening of
Performance.
Newport, August Z.
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NEWPORT BANK.
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Conr Of Probate, Ncwport Jan. z 1888.
nRDERED, That all Executors and Ad
~ ministrators on unsettled Estates, who
have not settled their Accounts within One
Year, be and they are hereby notified to ap-
pear at Court Of Probate to be holden at
the State House in Newport, on the. first
Monday in February next, and present their
Accounts for settlement, WITNESS,
b. B. HOWL IND, PROBATE CLERK.
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Terms Of the Repu5t'eca,

Iu"ts " t"c HeP"V't""'
SO If paid in advance, or Sc25 at the end
OF the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin
ucd ill forbidden, and charged accordingly.
No paper discontinued until arreaSsgcs
are paid, unless at the discretion ef The pub
Usher. ,t.t
All accounts mus, be settled ~ sssN once
yesr.
Prinfing
OF all kiros done with ucasaess end despsteA
AT rnE HALL,
In tie rear Of the Savings Bsnk
Over the stereo HHxhY DrlI
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LIE EHIGH COAL.

TIME Subscribe: has made arrangements
Il with the agent the Lehigh Coal Com
pany, to be supplied constantly, with the
best Of the Lehigh soft and hard, at as rea.
sonablc terms as can bo afforded, when il
arrives.
The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phila 7.
delphia, and approved Of in the kitchen and
parlour CRATES steam engines and cupola
furnaces, it burns brilliantly, and gives more
blaze and without tho Stag, dross cinder, and
the impurity is common to most othqr coal.
July A cargo is expected soon.
IL. WV. VARS.
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WSeveral advertisements are
lavoidably postponed.
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A gen;lnmi.l visitor in this place of
+, 10 subscribe 3530 towards building
hew uea'rc Several smaller sums
yc been offered ii,s the same purpose.
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DIED.

n this town on Friday morning Mr.. Ma.
(nieI Vial. aged S6 years--a Revolutionary
hsioner.
AZ Perrysville. Ky. on 18th ult. Of Cholera,
peIeg Barker, formerly ofthis town, aged
years.
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NETWORK AND PROVI-
DENCE STEAMBOATS,.

TIME new and splendid Steam Boats BOS.
Il TON, Capt. WIN. CoMsrocK, and PRO.
VIDENCE, Capt. s. THAYER, will leave
Providence. at IL o'clock NJ. and New. York
at o'clock p. M. every Monday, Wedncs
day and Friday.
The above splendid Boats are propelled by
low pressure Engines. and have each two
heavy copper boilers They will stop at the
Long Wharf, Newport, to receive aud land
Passengers.
July l2.
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LISr ofLET.rERs

LIST efLETTERs.
EmAiNiSc ia the Posr.OFrIcr. Newport, n
-AN !. July 3lst., 1898
1fefsons calling for them, will please say
"adver'lscd,' as they are placed in a sepsrale
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A
Gorton l.. Austin,
Nathaniel Atwood,
Miss Mary Albert,
B
CAPTAIN Benjamin
Brown,
Albert q. Bennett
George Barnes
James II. Bugbeo
Isaac Barker
Henry BIsb ,p
Mrs. Susan Burdick
Miss Elizabeth Bent
ly
Robey Barker
Catharine Bciize
John Corcoran
Robert Cory
George w. Crandall
ID
&. w. Daniels
Mrs. Mary Dawes
Miss Lhvia r. Doge
II
George Fowler
Thos. jerks Fell
Mrs. Foley
q
Capt. Giaino Gaubal.
do
Hannah Gsinsey
James azard
Thos. s. amblin
John unt
Fred. &. un,rcws
Mrs. Sarah udson
Miss Fidelia um.
phrey
Garfield Jenkins
Mary Ann Johnson
l.
WIN. w. Lawton
Mnry a. Lawton
Mary Lolly
John Milling,on
Isaac Mcclellan 3
w. +. Moore
Wealthy Maxson
Ann Norton
II, B. CRAl
49, s7=-aa - o
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.DMlNslSrRATION NoMINA-
TI0N.

TION.
A convent,on Of the fricnhs of the ad-
nis,ra,inn was hell iu Providence IN
|, ~ i!i, when tilry app nnted com
|nec %! Ave, one ir"n ench comfy, To
ree on, two candidates FIR representa-
les ~ the next Congress: wilkins Up
|se oi South Kingston, and Nathan B.
Prague of Snililfeld, We understand
I've been nominated by sald committee.
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w ANTED. a female to doiho work Of
w small family
Apply at this Oilice. Ju.y3I.
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GOODS having greatly fallen since others
VI purchased aud more arrived IN tho city
SWEET was on the spot at exactly tho
right ,ime to get the rcol blrgnins and will
assure his old customers and Others who viii
do him the favor To call that he can giyc
them n great deal for little money. flo
will sell Ladies' good pocket HdSfs. for six
cents each Ladies' Hose for i2i cts to %
cts. the pnir. lie has beautiful calicos for
I2dts. he has chez one yard wide, for i2l cts
hchos large hdkfs, for PA cts, he has lace
wide from % cts. &c 80 per yd; elegant
Francis stripe for Ladies' rurbans only 33
cts. per yd. he has very cheap silks black 81
colorcd he has 4s0 FANCY BONES as
cheap as dirt, clegant he can sell Chaps
beautiful Reel Cotton for half price, real
good article, and a splendid lot Of London s..
American Prints and calcocs and Ginghums,
with many other articles equally cheap; a
most splendid assortment OF sewing silk and
Grape shaws direct from New York and Bos-
ton late arrivals new style Of patterns with
large lot Of most elegant goods as ever was
brought into Newport, and he asks the favor
Of his old customers ond others, 10 call and
sec for themselves.
april, 80. . ~.
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june f2, 1888
NEW
sU WI NEGcsS GOODS

WIn. u. COzzeIAs 81 Co
H AVE received from New York. during
IL 1.-The week., their Summer assortment
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NONGRESS Water. For Sale by
" July 81, Wiiliam S. Vose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07

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