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UNHE subscriber " ~ commence NIGHT
n SCHOOL, 40 soon a, /. nuu,isef of scbol-
ar'' sufficient 10 Justify the undertaking. can
be Obisined
10 addition % those studying ne En-il.t
branches. be would b. glad 10 receive eIAss
desiriOus u reviewing The Clas.p,.. of wisb-
iuE - acquire knOvledge. ~ ne French
Language Eprly application % - made %
Nf lfsbcn kavlins or The subscriber
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Ayoung English lady in Paris cut
her throat short time since, because
she could not learn grammar.
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HARPERs-rERaY HOTEL.
.HaiF Stage Once.

Viii subscriber, in company with Mrs
srrrHESsos, has commenced busIne>.
IN the well-known Tavern Stand. on The co..
ner at iiarPers-Ferry, where portion Of tie
public patronage is respectfully solicited 49,
several new rooms have been lately a. .,I.
which contrie;i.s ssTy much 10 the eom.isr,
Of the establishment.
eytThe MIL and .iCC0MNOD.IT,pH-
ST.iGES run daily 20 and from the hose,
and the facilities Of travelling. by tie -s.I
and Rail Road. render an excursion iron. ,te
sea-eoard to HarPers-Ferry one Of gre, Ole
ierest and pleasure.
T. BECKTlN
IiarPers-Ferry, July -, Is3I-u
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TRAVELLING


BETUEE.r B.fLTLlfORE, HfRpER'S
FERRT, and MANCHESTER.
are now enabled to pass
IL daily in either direction, between Win
chester, Va and baltimore, BY ~ay Of iiarper's
Ferry, during the day, viz
WESTWARDIY.
Starting from Baltimore ia the Cars NJ 81 A.
VI, arriving at the Point OF Rocks At ~ q. VI
starting from thence at 2 =. NJ in PACkET
BOAT recently established by individuals ON the
Canal, reaching iIarper's Ferry nj ! y. NJ aud
from thence proceeding Immediately by the Line
OF STAGES, now running to Winehes ester, Va
aud arriving there on the same evening
EASTWARDIY.
The same Line starts every morning from
Winchester, proceeding above BY Harper's
feuy 20 the Point OF Rocks starting from thence
At ~ IA the afternoon by the Cars 60 baltimore
anil reaching that city between ten and eleven.
Passengers can also pass daily between freie-
rick CITY snd Winchester. 10 either direction, b,
the same line of Conveyance.
May =, 1854.
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TRANSPORTATION
ny JHE n. mr. ROiD BETJyEE.N NIL
TL.HORE and tie POINT Of ROCKS
a DAILY Train Of Railway Wagons pro-
N ec.,ls IN both dircctions bctweea baltimore
sad the Point q Rocks
WESTWARDLY
Starting from baltimore Il ~ noon. and srrty-
ing 81 thu Point q Rocks noon Of the iOiiov ine
day.
EASTw ARDtN
Starts from tie POINT q Rocks ~ Eve ~ the
evening, and resriss The Dvps, 80 Balt,morr 81
,hs sane hour q tn foilo~,s E evening.
The Rail Hnad Conilsaoy have estabIisi am
Pls conven'eoses ard machinery Tor the safe and
expeditions transAiptaent a produce sBd cornmo-
dities b~tsceu the CsH.l Heats assd tlse uslisa,
Cars The Company arv siso prepared 20 re-
esise pru,iuce frorn the Boats. give receipts fof
flse o. tiic ovnrrs ~ % tn % order sud De-.
hseE The SANE on The Nail Rosd ia Baltimore 20
thr eOasignecs, iJF tie thsfgr q - cents Or bar
~ ~ fio'F. 80 other commodities 10 sie ssne
pruTurupn.
1hsy sin sis1 deliver Goods eonsirr.~d 10 tls
Poet a Rosks from Bsitin.ors - tgE cent? t.ss
ip4bs sud, nniil further nDtier, Plaster Of Pa
80 q 81 ~ Ton. sud ssltsd fi,L snd salt II tll
tents ~ iol iha
May 3, 1894
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heFGfsfOarn.
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- public. that IN connection - ith has store
be has opened an extensive
LUMBER YARD,
and . nov prepared To- supply al demands
for seaspped Watt sn4 isilg,s Ptas PI-LNh
either inch, inch, ! inch. u inch, iinch,
? ~ ineh-also, inch and ,nch Poplar
Piank. Fencing Boards, Shingles. white and
yellow pine, oak and poplar Ioist, With a va
''ety Of other lumber usually Kept IN lumber
yafds
ha.ins lad IN At present supply % 3o0,-
GOO FEET, piled Nth sticks, IN addition
'" strans' H''hf- made for the future, 10 can
assure Tie public that a esnsrsi Iiosk Il Las,-
's' siii b. kepi 20 a. his yard, wbsre they
can b. Furnished on tie n,s,ss m ,sorat,ls term.
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$3.50 The Kenuckian in New York, the Adventures Of
Three Souhrons. 2 vols
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274 Sketches Of Society Britain and Ireland by &.
). Stewart Chaplain IN the u 5. Navy author f"A Visit to
the South Seas" vols
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2j7G The Doomed Novel, vols
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900 Cecil HYDE; a Novel 2 vos
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NEW FALL GOODs!!!
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Opened his Morning. .r. .r.
French and English mcInoes menoe and common circass.
ions black and coourod silks scarlet white, and black merino
shawls y Iiy liy&ayds Ihbc dorch fancy prints, English
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edgings Of all colours ribbons gloves, hosev&o sc
1So Broad cloths casimeres and satnc nall their variety
with almost every other article usually inquired for in drygo0d
store-Al OF which shall be sold low any other
store in Newport. Il. FOWLER, Jr.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS. fisq a. +.

...r OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. IiF.g n s-l,f
Republic Ct Letrs-Under this tite Mr.. William Pearson
ofs city, has commenced enterprise which really think
deserving very great success II is publication whc in
the shape qao newspaper magazine intended to
furnish the public with copy of great number of the
approved works Of English literature The publication contains
10 pages quGo and somewhat larger than tie London week
y magazines The erer which pnn,ed is not merely
beautiful Tie bot ofthe very best quality end sized
that any may write omit without bong The typography
at neat legbe and the whole style ard execution
hus far more the appearance OF London than NcyYor. To
through OF is publication may that tie
first number contains he whole Of Mackenzes Man Of Feeling
and fourth part OF Near Of Wakeold for all which Tie pTce
SrbcHec frcm what know respecting Ibis novel and
uduhe enterprise, have the greatest confidence that lie
selection of works for the Republic of Letters viii owouho
submitted the decTon Of gentlemen of such stardnpg ni-
coure as insure that only TIE worh nrcdoccs VIII tnd
place in it'-Ere Post. t
We have intended each successive number appeared,
notice this judcdos publication To tose nho appris
cd of the plan upon which conducted merely rocessary
to observe, that weekly issue OF beautifully printed quaro
sheet six cents number each number containing one or
volumes. When It added The han ofFeelrg
and Tho Vicar of Wake6ed two OF the ncs, classics in
language thus be had Tor Ike spm ol i cenis WI 10
that both from the tas'e and the bery with whc
conducted there be publication wic promises better
10 duso abroad knowledge OF The models oi polite ii;erauro
than the Republic OF letters fhe last number published con-
ans The Tales oe Hall by Crabhe, one of tie most y'sor
Gus modern His STYLE indeed though liney
gna often overone and his subjects of ehuT
frequently leave harsh and UNPLEASANT Impression
upon the reader but there is truth TO nature er hun
bes guise, which renders his minute deneaon and sui dc.
sections Of character invauabc'--N. y Aniericcn
We have before the first number OF the Republic of let
publication olhe design OF which the reader may
Der took notice several weeks ago In these three
bers each a quaro pages contained the whola
fte Vicar of Wakefield and more than a of Cbbe's best
work. the Tales of the Hall These works the ordinary apc
occupy four or five uedeco Volumes and could uot be pro-
duced from less than TO TO 50 In the Republic 81 Letters
they occupy three numbers Of paper OF the ae OF @ Journal
folded for delivery and are sold Al the prodgous low price Of
eighteen This masking i.eaiure cheap indeed and
depr,eng poverty all Tor let not bo
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ting the works poor materials On tie tontay, TIE typo
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OF USEFUL AND ENTERTAi AIMING KNOWLEDGE ill
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WYNN =. Hall has coAplete assortment Of Dry Goods
w which he thinks wlho; fail to suit purchasers n, the
lowest prices.
Consisting of an exclusySt of Broadcos Ccssimeyes
Nesng Red, white n yefy Eng. Fannels; double wdih
merno Ccassans single d( Red white black merno Shaws
Thbbei do figured and plaI Booking nebonhre kerscys
Blue IL Drab Liverpool Pie cloths Black ~ Cola Silks, Bob
binett Laces ooungs panS hg JAconna' Caubrc !eHoh
Pongee SIX Hdks BrowiiS Blk Gotten lancs French 10
Corded skirts white Linens Linen Damask Table in
patterns long Linen daask Wooen X Cotton Iiozicry
Ladies Linen Gloves, H. Soyes Mems suporne beaver Il
Hoskn wooden mtens ribbons Brown Blk. CoonS silk and
Cotton velvet Rose Blankes Bombaznes drogheda, Buaps
bedck Bandboxes neckek approved manufacturer chex,
Superfne Silk Camhlets ocoaks Russia Duck, wled Cot
tons, Pelse Waddg CodS white false Collars nice Biz Silk
Hdkfs Linen Cambrick lIkfs worked edgngs Feyd Table
covers Brown Linen do naton Cambrics Lawns x Swiss
musns Ves Birds eye Diaper Scotch paids Cotton Bangs
Blk. and white silk Hose, whfe Il mxd wooen yarn white
worsted, sewing Coons by TN pound white dniy and va
re,y' oiother articles
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WINDOW NEYMDs,

TOF NUTC.
TENE Undersigned will furnish the above article reduced
prce--made IN the ncates STYLE and ready Cor hanging
Those who wish TO purchase will peasc call at the Store Of
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BALSAR or LIVER WORT.

MFRS. NJ N. GARDENERS genuine Indian Baisom Of Liz
1VA eoori and oaround prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian doctress.
The genuine Basam of Liverwortn in each Bottle IL is, with
out exageraon exception of the greatest discoveries
made in This part of the country II has saved within two
years hundreds from the grave has been for from all
parts of the country that has the least knowledge of its glorious
found be extremely ehcacious the following discusses
Consumpons, Common coughs, Colds Hopping Cough dh
Guilty OF breathing Asthmas Influenza Qunsy Phhc, Spit
ting of blood, Croop Weakness Pain in the side of sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing, good for the Liver
Complaint this medicine has been taken with great
cess-Price 80 cents bottle for sale by VIM. B. RIDER
Oct. Is
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WIiITNEY'S GROUP g. HOOPING
.. COUGH CORDIAL

THNIlIS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
for several years. and offered the public with the
ules condenc that it's virtues will be highly appreciated
he ofner is used Prepared by Charles Dyer at No 81
Wcybosse! stree, Providence X. ard for sale by
Oct. l5u VIM. B. RIDER.
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Brmce's New-York rvne Eounsry.

FENHE Subscribers oculy inform the printers tat they
a hive recently completed variety OF new fonts of letter
m the sise OF the latest European specimen, well calculated
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FO Il SALE,

AYA a FARM in Middeiown, pleasantly situated OH
fIss@ the Western shore of the Island, about miles
issssH from Newport, formerly known the Barring
skA Place, containing 73 Acres of good land, well
tered with failing springs divided into about II lots by
good stone walls with orchard and valuable priv
lege for manureA large, handsome twosory dwelling
house, barn 40 feet by 30 nearly stable and suitable out
buildings, all in good repair
The Estate well known of the most delightful on the
Island the grounds the House being ornamened with fruit
trees ocusts sycamores and well adapted for
pleasure grounds For and further parcular
qure of GEO. A. GRAY, on the premises, or
VIM. G.. HAMMOND, in Newport
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

Beach'd and Unbeacfd Sheetngs and Shirtings,
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Sheeting, for sale by T. FOWLER, Jr.
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COMIC ALIANACS,
I s as.

The American Comic Almaiac
Elion's Comic Allmy mack.
Davy Crockets Almanac, of Wild Sports of the West, and
Life in the Backwoods
Also, the Rhode-Island, (Bcers,ahTs y the Farmers
CThomass y the Yankee. Farrers,- the Christian the
Churchman'S the Temperance Enmly- and the Miniature
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ALSO, THE COMIC TsKEN FOR 1885.
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Piano Forte Music.

Piano Forte Music.
NEW AND POPULAR.
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The Brides Farewell. Tie Land of the Stranger.
The Beam the Waters. SIZE Sung of Love.
Soft Music's Lay. "Laddis Oh Leave Me"
He Reach'd the Valley. Loves Little Pet.
Matrimonial Sweets. Rose of Alandaae.
Kendalls March. Webster's Quick Step.
The Duke of Reichsadts Celebrated Waltz.
Major Jack Downngs Grand March, and Quick Step.
"High let swell hnel notes." Christmas anthem sci
music, by Rev Mr.. c. Van Week.
The above together with large lot of Standard Music
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[Vol. 25.

Nd EPuBIIC OF LETTERS is the title Of a new weekly
H3 paper devoted The republication othe standard works
OF the best writer's ..if 4o .fff tti 81 .lliatin
Ii well printed paper of the finest quality made entirely
ofnen: each number contains ao ppges making
volume oi o;2 pages per ann,ln.
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Nos and contain tie Man of Feeling by Mackenzie aud
dc Vicar OF " alefed by Goldsmith Nos and A. Tales of
the Hail. by the Rev George Crabbe No g. comincnces the
Letters OF Lady Mary Wo,tley Montague There will be
abrdgemen, Of the work of any aUtter. a r- han,