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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22
wAsHINGToN,s BIRTH DAY.

We cannot permit the Anniversary of the
Birth Day of the Father of his Country" to
mass by, without hailing its return. Thrice ho-
nored may it ever be by every American!
WAsHlNeroN is name, never to be mention
ed but in terms which express admiration for
his virtues, and gratitude for his services. 1t is
now part of the fame of the magnificent repub-
lie which he was most efficient in founding
Our prosperity, our happiness, our glory, our
Institutions our hopes, are but so many evl-
dences of his greatness. 81 queris nonu'n en-
tam, circumspice!
Nature rarely, if ever, forms periect cna-
racter. But surely, if ever one did exist that
one was WASHINGTON. He united IN his charac-
fer all the elements of greatness; and Provl-
dence permitted SUCCESS to crown his exertlons,
and establish his claim with posterity to the
rank which his country assigned him. The
conouerors of ancient and modern days-the
politicians of the Kingdoms of Europe-the phi
losophers of heather and Christian countries,
have all been compared with our WASHINGTON;
but the comparison has only elevated him the
more as Hero, Statesman, and Man.
Well would it be for our beloved country if
the principles of Washington could prevail in
the same proportion as his character is respect
ed. To those principles do we always recur for
lessons of wisdom and patriotism. We find in
them all that we could expect from so great and
ca GOOD man. Followed out and acted upon in
the spirit which actuated him, they would pre-
serve forever the liberties and happiness of the
people-the rights and the UNION of the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22

!, Inc Austrian frigates appointed to bring out
inc Polish emigrants to this country, sailed from
trieste about the first of December, for New
York, by way of Gibralter.
Information has also been recently received
81 the departure from Dantzic for this country.
% three ships containing about 600 Of these I'M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22

NETWORK MARKET-FEB. 19.
F7our.-There is nothing doing in this article,
except for city consumption, and prices remain
without change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22

WAS PICKED UP,
TN the River, some time since, a SklFF, which
1 the owner canhave by proving property and
paying expenses. Apply to the subscriber, near
Locharbour Mrs. Lloyd's place.
fabo1-3t JOHN FISHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TEyHE Drawing of the Virginia State Lottery,
Il for the Benefit of the Petersburg Benevo-
lent Mechanic Association, Glass No. for 1884,
will take place This Day, at o'clock, P. NJ at
West End, alexandria, Virgina.)
YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers
feb 22-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22

INDEPENDENT BLUES!
DARADE at the Market Square on Saturday,
i the 22d instant, in honor of Washingtons
Birth. Day. Roll called at 10 o'clock. BY order:
feb 21-2t THOS. WHITE, 1st Sergeant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22
FOR BOSTON.

To sail IN all meet Week,
~ The fine Schooner CLEANER, Capt.
sSkS.aMAYo, wants the bulk of 800 barrels to I'LL
up. Apply to w. FOWLE GU.
feb %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22
Valuable property for sale

aNses< The subscriber offers for sale
9lsA A L r T OF l. A n ID
Sft8 situsled in Fairfax County, about II miles
<ssEss from Alexandris, and one mile and quarter
rom Uccouuan containing by the last survey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-22

JOB PRINTING neatly executed at this Office
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
.Ereptagt neu 2etem augnst 1884,"

flsinlten Sartofsln befom, fplebe
aber lnetcbe frdb abgemdbt moreu,
oIe groBten lleferten uno Dteeni9en,
nit oenen t6 Pdt oiele Operation
pergsnommen botts, brabten nur
mtttslmdlll9e berpor. 0iefer plon
oes 2lbmdbens 1T belonoers portbetl-
boft renn lan9e trodene QDttteruns
eintrttt, tnoem Der lbnsue 9Babs,,
.tbua' Der Nanten uno 8ldttsr' in
.oiefem Sale perbinoert Oo6 bic
&artofeIn i'm Sooen nibt auftben.
fbnnen. 9Bas Den .Oineer unbe,
trtft, 70 babe i6 oerlbieOene 2lrten
gebrauebt, unn fnpe, Oo6 auer lanee|
O1n9er out TT, auetn jemebr {al3iss
Seltanotbetle berfetbe befet, TN, fo
better 1T er. StauOinser 1T ppr>
3l9lt6 gut inoem sr piele iolsise
Veltonotbetle entbdlt. Ser Iblecb,
telte 1T Der fp9enannte 6olssruno,
allein au6 oieler fbofft glueen, men
man tbn in SalSwo0tr toubt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
Geto r. { II h { If.

,"Dm bift einshbuiiber Nasfel r. laste Elm
tlb 5orniasebebrbenber gent'l,nan nor ei:
nieen 1aaen3 3a einei,, auf Den, SuBneae
tubta ttebsnbsn Vdnfie--"oa bilt Elm per-
fud)ter GdsFel p = .'
: "Dae IT mir sans stspas 9leues, ernie,
bsrte Der Danfie falt nuo gelai1en. p;
!. s'gtenes on Nasfel. t.snnlt on oaS ct:
Nas Oaeues 2
s.3uperlaBts." .I..,
"Du brauaf niebt su oenFen, caB cu 20
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
GortleBuna unb 8ef6Iu8

SortieBun9 uno SefbIu8
Der Nere Sentcns, oeren 2lnfan9 in|
unferm porIestenSlatte entbolten 1T
5r. Sentcn fpra6 Don Der Com
uittee oes SenatS, um bic 0onf
bu unter1 1u6en, Ano meinte Die mab,
re. NbGbt fey, BE Bonf beraus>
sub el:fen uno ibr nod Elm ne
mig &raft eln5uf66en Damit 1ie ibt
re 0ebrebFn Bis su Oen serb trpab>
Ien trasen f6nne. ST faSte es mare
Elm Nopctaten Yff in Der Nustpobl
pie{er Committee, Dsnn fle be)tdnoe
aus lauter 8anfleuten. 9ieGDm
mite oes 6oufes 0erNepre(entanttn,
war Den WOrten bsS Srepbrtefs 9e,
mdb," aus bepDen portbepen be1te1
Ebeno; .ober. Dte(er trelte Die Bant
tbre 8lber ntbt oor3eigent uno sbeD
jener bat es Feline 8efabr, oo6 Ge
elne 0edeeun9 Des Srepbrtsfs be-
rtbten tperoe; feline. barte Nragen
tpiro (lt oet 8anf eorleeen, uno Ge
tpie bic &6nisin Don S6eba Den1
&bni9 Solomon, in 9erlesenbeit
feeen, aub miro tetn Solomcn er>
forperll6 fepn, i'm Die 5ra9sn bieler
8 Committee 3u beanttporten. >Sbre
! bmere l(rbett miro fepn-Mobl,ei>
ten ein3unebmen !; uno ME Der 0e-
tlbt ausfallen miro bon Mdnnerm
NIT 0ant Slsib in ibrem M oeen
0anf Wein in ibren &bpfen uno
Banf Sbmeibeleisn ibren Nbren
-:Oler, erboben lct riels @*timmen
unb fbrien, uno 8ant eslo in ibren
Safben'! } fpDae er onreren lberIoss
fen su fagen.' :. *~
u0r. 9, (prab Dan Don rerOplc.
3 / u, uno ,pie nurcb bic ;9t,les
oerberltelluns bes @eloumlaufs all
|Drepbe;eibunsen ilber' oen Nuin bes
9eIDumlaufs miberlsgt linD. :" *@r
Inannts Die1e 0iQ Die SpDtfMd9erin
Der Want! Gte 3erpaltune oes
miIitdriihen Gberbauptes bat BEN
eanoe Dos eeseben, spoocn Ser se>
IlebrteIie Staatsmann bie benen ppe
|Nttfben Nernert niemals eetrdumt
baben.: einen Natienal 8eloumlauf!
| Saaions Nominiiiroticn bat bas
}GDD 'pisoerberselteut; &; bas 0efes
| 1T pahfrt, aber bas Qolf rnuB pas
8eles beu5ieben. gs tnuB fib peie
germ fleine ..NDten ,su nebmen .unD
l9clo perlansen! tpsnn es einwltligt
{Noten Su uebmen fo wereen ,9ans
Fen 70 lanse Ncfen ouseeben, sbts
nibts als Nettn In tlmlanf Gno, tlnD
oaes 9e!p fpes9efibrt, pertanft o
Der in ben 8epblbtn Der 8onfen
auf9ebduft fem ipiro. Sic 2lblisbt
losr @plobla Ypire pernibteti ipenr
bas Qelf nj DIT ben Il mlauf
1fle iner Npten a b fbafft.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29

N""~k ~~NLStWS uJE 1uSLUUIyt SUWf
feline ttelne 9ioten an5unsbmen
uno nur fur Den Mann in Die Gefebe
9sbun9 su ltimmen, Der (l6 perpAi6
let, epleen &ries eeeen Die tIei<
men Vdnfncten Su fubrsn. Gie
SronSoien baben feline 96onfnpten
unter 500 Sranten; oit gneldnoer
Feline unter flnf pfuno Gterltns, u.
oepOe baben einen 9ro6en 9olo unc
Sttber umlt uf. eoBt bic 2ln1ertta>
ner ollts Doplcr9eIb unter 3pons
5l9 Sboler Derbonnen, uno Cob u.
Sl'ber miro an,tott Der. tleinen 0}ep
ten tnllmlouf fommen.; uno men oos
,papter9elo ntht pertonnt miro, 70
Ut ooS pontrte g,vlee per9ebens uno
unnls.
ST.. Denton nanntt oie0erlesunq
Der Oepoiten, Die melCe(te u. neI
'terboftelte 9anOlung, Die jemals
ouf Dem pclltt(ben Sbeater 9etbon
tporoen Fey. Sle bat DasSeuer BON
Der Sonf entfernt-bot tbr Den Neu,
erItoff entjo9en un0 0as 9olf in
oen Stano 9elebt ben Niefen 3u peltt
l6sn, eye er sum Sc fe6t berelt tpar.
gr lo9te, Die 3elt ndroe fptnmen,
rpenn bic Don 9rn. Sanep ansefubrt
,ts binotse llrfa6e fir bic Wesnabs
me, ale 0esnsr gum S6weisen
brln9en uno Die Betpunoerrng oler
StaotSmdnner erre9en mhroe. 9n
)Iet1er lrlo6e babe er Die llnmbeLibs
Felt sejei9h oas 9olt aus Der See
tpoIt Der 8ant III rettet1j menn ibr
|erloubt tpDroen ndre, Dos 6HentIlbe
VeID tn tbren 0ewblben terner oufs
CUB dufen-ibre ShuIOsn ju permebS
ren-Den llmlouf auS3uoebntn- 81.
lonsen 9egen Die Staots Snftttutios
men ouf3ubrln9sn -- ben Web(el III
moucpulillrsn uno flinstnoe Olin;e
elnjufammeIn bis Der Srepbrief bep,
nQbe aas9elaufen mor, tpo |Ie oohn
pIbbli6 in elmer .Gbweren Bolfe oes
S6redens uno Der 3eritbruns ouf
nos S0lt losbrab- ale SbulOen
etnsos, ben 8eloumlouf bemmte, az
ls Nnfdufe. BON QBe6(et perwsiserte,
Don Den 2ocalbanfen, ibre Btlan,en
etnfcroerte, lbre tIinasnOe Mlnse
.eebroudte, Tim ibre Nopiere ouf,ut
fonfen>uno ite beruntsrSufeetn uno
Giles oles, utn auf cine pretloenten
Nobl5u mirfen. ee}n lolehen 6onoz
lunaen Eoben Der 'l:tsf1oent ,unr 81.
$ dnep pcrouel bof bic 2unt trlt
umphtren .trilroe; oob Qe,futrunq
BON Der elnen 6 cite pnb llntgroris
du's pou Der anbereu, fe In Den
g tonb iesen wlroe, ihren Srepbrief
elltrert 3u erbalten uno ibren Nrd>
neenten 81 erpdblen! Die flineenoe
N}ilnse fir itntl1er aus 2lmerifa III
perbonnen I oas p apier @pftem
oetlfcnmen 70 eitsuribteD Ypie IS
'tot 90 Sobren In @netonD fpor, uno
Die ,bepoen 9duler nit bespotif f0tr
2lutbcritdt su beberfben; aaeQBob.
len iu tentrpllirel, unD ben prdGoen,
ten per Ser. Staoten ols ibrenDeN
iicndr su baIten, Bis bos Qclf oureb
slnen blutise,a &f l;th scn
Der f1dnoli6 6errbaft elmer eunp
pen Nrifofratte befrepen niirbe. a.
9r. 0entDn ertnobnte enhlld bic
(SenOtratie snr. .ginisFeit, 3ur 4nss
bauer uno sum sesenfeitiaen~su ~sutous
en- nno fdleBt ineem er fsine 8es
mnnterun9 lbsr Die ebrenpole uno
| tfanpkofte Wtifs ausDtadtet nit
| rslher. lie, bep Dem S .ene,r Der
I SNarcnfo.,nn -, Aow CO S.~&.. u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
&aytofeln Doer 8ru,pbirnert.

NusloHelH DDeE 03ruftpDtrtlen.
SD bate einsn 9iertsl Nefer nit
$ortohela gepfan,t, tpekbe fsbr up,
pig ouftrublen, trorauf icb cine
Senle nabtr,, uno Das &raut bis auf
sen 8eeen dbmdbte-ein anperes
Sthd Lief ib fortwablen, uno Elm
Drittes n1dbete ieb ab, loboem Die
Slitben fDon lanse sunl 8orGbein
sstomn,ea. DsrgrfSls fpar,oaB oas.
.,pslbes lb uisDt absemdbt batte, Die.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29


(9Ius benz luabbdn8isen NepnbItaner.) }
9ie Oereinisten @taaten Sont.
Dies 1T bas pau5 oas pdn5 sebout.
Die OepoT item
Dies 1T oas gRal5 oas nar psrtraut
Dem Qons oer oieiss !Qau6 sebaut.
SliG 0too1e.
(Vrefioent Der Ser. Staaten 8unf.)
Dies 1T bic &att', bic fraB ooS MaIS,
DaS lag i'm 6als oas Sans eebaut
Dem !3ans gum !pilten anpertraut.
Anbreas Ga # n.
Diesii bic &as, bic fens bic &att,
Die ielbtt oas Mal3 sefrenen bat,
Das Qanfens 3ut mar anbertra,,t,
Das lag i'm 9aus bae Qans sebuut.
Selnrt T. 6 op.
Dies ift ber Duuo, Der 5aufete'
Die &ase, tpel6e fteus bic Ratt',
Die all eaS Mal5 sefteBen bat
Das 9auienS Muffbt par pertraut
Das lag i'm 9aus oaS Ioans sebaut. ..
".''-":. OaS 9zDlf.
Dies it bic Sub, bic fam uno ffieB
Den 9uno, ,peil Ct Die GaBe hiB >. ..
Die jene Diebin ftn9-oie Natt'-
Die felbt cas MaI5 oerI6manBst fat,
Das !QanienS QlufItbt mar pertrout,
Das lag i'm Qaus oas Qsns sebaut. ':.'
Die altenS 6oerolt1teu,
Dies 1T bic Maoam alllerbahb, '~'
Die Gbttin Dom SGlar fsn!amo,
Die alts StrunJe-in nst Chat "
Die bann bic Sub genulfen bat, 49,
Die 9lidels Mpps oesns9sn IteB. =
DiepeiI er nab Der &obe biB,
Die bod bic 8eftie frs-cis 9Satt'
Die all bas Wlat, berfDabert bat,
Das 9aufens wabt tpar anpertraut,
Das lag i'm Qaus eas Qans sebaut.
-'Spbn.G. 6 alb ouu.
Dies 1T Der Sans bonn 1olIeutein,
Der bau'tr NIT Dem .,QoIsibIasel orein,
Denuo1-{o 9eiuno Ct ift-
Die Gtrnn5e porn nns binten tis 49,.
Die atte runalise Msatb-- u
Die 10 bic. Rub aeinDlfen bat, -:
Diespeil fie SHELTER &|ifftlaf fieB, -
Der bic woebiarue &abe biB,
Die iepe 8eftie fins-bie 8att' '
Die ftetS, ,oas QRal5 ner3ebret bat, .
DaS 9anfens Mabt .par anpsrtraut.
Das lag i'm Qaus oas !Qans setaut.
8 Giongre
Dice III Der Vrieifers; ber bat canu
,Das MQsrbefte nod settan = =: s'. K.
Ser fs9nese oen 1elrnltein 49,.
ANit Der perlprnen sSanefer eir, -
Die san5 pertndt uncs otsperat, :. -
Sm Mauip Sab eemoIfensbat, s.
Iieneil fit 0anfsns Buabuno ftisB.
Der Die iorsfanse Sage bib,
Die bobsoie D.tie fius-oie @att'- =
Disau oas Ma.S ssfrsBen Bat .
Das Danfens put tpas anofrtraut
, Das lag tsu. 9aus oas 9ans sebant.
'E'FFF NE s &c 0f >
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
Neninounaet, bleler Seitun9.

/. Der, preis cie{er Sci tang ut e1n
2bNIvr fir ber Sabrsans penn inner
balb orep O1pnatsn BON @nlpfaase Der
3situna au,-gin 1tater anp fhnfsis Gents,
tseut inne,baIt Dem Sabre,-unc 1baIer,
weuu naH @erIouf oe0elten tesahIt piso-
Q. Sns eine fir5ere 3eit als lcebs Mpnat
mirb feline gubferirticn. ansencss,n'en, mo
Die 2eituus Fam nibt aufsssehsn .tperosn
tis ale @nditdnbe be5ahlt llno. -.
8. 8efanntmdbunssn fpfea: SIR cine
qDcdt 80 Gents ,paS Wisrsf fir elnsn W1e=
nat 5 nnb fir Elm Sabr 5 8oa5 N1ered'
a. User oiefe 3eitu1g oltf6 DEN polt=
reiter befommt miro ncb Die 5ulaBltbe
@umtne pou S5 Gents a,t beSaAlen baben.
~. 8riefe &c. an ben Qsrau5Seber mhBs
en pcitfrep eiIl9eianot re1een-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
MORE; VICTORY!!

John NJ. Bolts, Esq opposed to the
"Hero," and his administration, has been
elected to the Virginia Legislature, from
ilcnrico county, represented by the To-
rics, to be Gone of the strongest Jack
son counties, in the State" Mr.. Eppcs,
Anti-Jac%son, is also elected from Not
toway. Verify, friend, Jacksonism
secmcth about TO go the way Of all the
earth. Rotten hickory slumps, can't
sustain it ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16

Gsz..A FOR SALE--A valuable
t.:Ni FARM, situated about miles
luIist southwest ofthc compact part
Of the town, containing three
hundred and four acres of land, with n
large and convenient two story dwelling
house, nearly ncw-barn, sheds, ice
house, sc. &c. with valuable privilege
of sca-wccd. For terms, SC. apply to
S. Fowler GARDNER.
Newport, Feb. 6, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
NOTICE.

TBNIIE Ladies ofthc Conv ocaiion Society, hav-
Il ing on hand great variety Of useful arii-
cles Of Clothing, suitable for the present and
ing season, offer them for sale at the house for
merly occupied by Capt. Vinson. and four doors
North Of the Brick -Market.-The sale 20 com
mence on Wednesday the 9th inst. and TO con.
iinue the reminder Of the week-Among them
are great assortment Of Ladies caps, capes, col
lars, &c.-Children's dresses, from so cts 10 81, ,
aprons from l2k, TO 80 ,50-A variety Of stock
ings, socks, suspenders, mitts, ndispensbles, and
many other articles. All of the articles having
been made by the Ladies ofthe Society, they will
be sold very low. April 10Th, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
All Hail New-YOrk!!
The Tories routed,
and the strong hold
of JacksOnism re-
deemed -!

IFrom the .Ntw- York Commercial Adrcr-
tiser Of Saturday Erening last.
Although by violence and fraud,-by
Importing voters from Long Island, and
electioneerers from Paterson-by double
voting-by official combination and pat
ronage-and by all the other arts and
appliances within the power Of a sinking
party, as desperate as it is unprincipled
small apparent majority has been OBJ
tained by the Tory candidate for May
or-yct what is of far-vcry far greater
importancc,-THE WIGS HAVE
CARRIED THE COMMON COUN-
CIL-and TIE CITY is REDEEM
ED!
The following table presents the state
Of parties in the two Boards Of the Com
p,nn Cnunci
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
.AND GLASS WARE.

BUILTON HALL, has just received and
lVn now offers for sale, great variety Of
CRocKERY AND GLASS WARE, such as dishes,
plates, Bakers naples. pitchers, ewers, basins.
and bowls, &c sc. Also. cut and plain tuniblers
and wine decanters Lamps Of all sizes-Glass
plates and dishes lamp glasses. castor bottles. glass
jars of all sizes, &c. &c Neb. 18th, 1884
ALso,-a few more Of those Iligh-Street Fur
mace Co. cook-s,oves, OF all sizes and superior
castings. NJ H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16

Z 4 AS just opened, great assortment Of Doors
IN and SHOES, suitable for the approaching
season; among them are, Ladies fine Kid French
Morocco, blue black and jet black, Ias,ingS' Dem
mark satin shoes cut and made in the French
style, Misses kid, Morocco & cloth do. Children
kid and Morocco boots and shoes Of all colours, &
of the first quality; Gentlen.en's fine dress boots
shoes and pumps, together with large assort-
ment of low price boots and shoes. Those who
are in want Of the above articles, will please call
and see for themselves.
N. Is. Any Of the above articles made to or
der at the shortest notice. and warranted to fit OF
may be returned
Newport, April 10, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
NJ A * * l T. -.
ID / Il ID,

On Thursday morning last, Mrs. Hannah Nor
man, wife of Mr. George Norman, aged IS years.
On Friday morning last. Caroline Cornelia, n
gcd years and months, daughter Of Mr. Tho
mas j. Peckham.
In Portsmouth, on Tuesday evening last, of scar
let fever, Wm A. Stedman, son Of Mr. Stephen
Stedman, aged years
At Havana, on The 25th Of Jan. last. on board
brig Mary Ann, Of Providence, Mr.. John NJ Carr,
of jamestown, aged "a years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
GLASS AGENCY.

TENIlE subscriber having been appointed by the
ID NEw-ENGLAND tRowN GLAss CoMpA-
NY.BosroN, their agcn, for the sale oflheir Glass
now offers 4, the Nanulhctory Prices first and Sc
cond quality Crown Glass, from % by IL, TO 10
by9.
Terms under 600, cash; 500. sixty days
credit; 5000. 80 days, 3OO months No ds.
count allowed except interest.
The Glass manufactured by tho Ncw-Fngand
Crown Glass Company, is composed Of the hest
materials rendering lis transparency very rURE,
and its color very bright, aud making il valuable
for Factories. Stores, Dwelling and Meeting Iou-
soc, as il casts no colorcd tinge when the rays of
light pass through it
Contractors aud Gla2ers in town and country,
will find it for their interest 10 apply 10 the sab
scribcr, who will explain To Them all the partic-
ulars as TO the prices and lcrms-w holesale and re-
tail.
An orders " IN receive immediate attention and
prompt execution
lis workmanship is good, and it is very straight
and even. Icing all Of the first thickness it is
cheaper, besides heing stronger than other Crown
Glass, when the thickness and weight Of metal
are considered. as will be found on comparison
with Foreign rown Glass.
J. c. SHAW.
Newport, Oct 10Th, 1888.
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JOHN w. DAVIS,
Sign Of The Big Boot,
} 100, THAMES TnEET,

lOV, IA n IWGS .. IN6L 1s
NNTENDS keeping general assort-
s mcnt of BOOTS & SHOES, Of ev-
cry description and price. lie hopes
To receive equal encouragement from his
patrons, rs heretofore.
Boot, and Shoes of every kind, made
10 measures, of the best materials, and
substantial work-and particular attention
paid TO repairing
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The steamer BOSTON, Capt. UiHam
Comsiock, Me steamer PROVIDE.NCE,
Capt. Seth THayer, miH commence ru's-
ming IN Mc jolloriag o'sler.
BosroN,
Will leave Providence at ~, NJ, Thnr' day, April
Sd, Tuesday, Sth, Saturday 18th. 1hursdly I1lh,
Tuesday 22d, and Saturday 26lh. VIII leave
New-York at 8, p. NJ, Tuesday, April lst, Satur-
day 9th, Thursday 10Th, Tuesday 18th, Saturday
18th, Thursday oath. and Tuesday 2atb.
PRovIDEScE,
VIII leave Providence at ~, M, Tuesday April
Ist, 1884, Saturday 9Th, Thursday 9th, Tuesday
5th Saturday 10Th, Thursday 2ilh, and Tues
day 29th. VIII leave New-Nork at 8, p. NJ,
Thursday pr Sd, Tuesday. sih, Saturday i2th,
Thursday eth, Tuesday 22d, and Saturday 26rh.
Th. above splendid boats are propelled b. low
pressure Engines, and heavy copper boilers.
The boats viii stop at the Long wharf, in New
port to receive and land passengers.
Newport, April Sd, 1884.
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ANOTHER GLORIOUS TRIUMPH!H

hNO ~ u ~ sboRicOS NV "A h.'
.4noihcr State Redeem ed!W
From the New-England Review, n
Hartford, Conn. paper Of Friday last I'VE
have the following summary Of the com
plete returns Of the Connecticut Elec-
ton.
For Foor-Whig Candidate, 1895
f" EDwARDs-Tory, 15,I08
" SToRRs-Anti-masonic, 2,246
Scattering, 208
Foor's (whig) majority, 333 over all
others.
OF the twenty-one Senators, screniecn
arc wings.
Every Representative as far as heard
from, Whig! Whig!-nothing hut WIG
paper current now. Well done Con-
nccticut! What say Rhodc-Islanders'
Shall we follow suit? BY all means "Go
A HEAD THEN,' as Col. Davy says; and
"I'll be shot to death" if we won't cry,
".M Hail HNIe Rhode -Islandr- P,'opi-
dence Journal.
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TlE AIRY WILLIAMS would inform her pa
I'VE irons and The public, that she has removed
her School into Charles street, next north of T..
W. Lawlon's dwelling, where she will continue
TO instruct in Orhosraphy, Reading Wiring, Gc-
ography. History. Grammar, and Arithmetic; in
addition, particular attention will be given to nee
dlc-work.
A few more scholars may now be admiiicd;--
she hopes, by confnng her attention TO limited
number, to meet the appreciation of her employ
ers. [aprl6
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LOT OF LAND FOR SALE.

MIS- CHARLOTTE r. GOFFE,
ENTENDs opening School in the room over
b. the store occupied by Mr.. Stephen H. Ca
hoonc corner of Church and Spring street, on the
second Monday in April next.
Applications for information or admission OF
pupils previous 10 the opening Of the school, may
he made to Miss Goile, nt her residence in
Thames street (mnrch 20
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GREAT VICTORY!
WIGS TRIUMPHANT!

NlllSS i Hl NIIIlAN
CITY GOVERNMENT CHANGED .!
Up to the last moment, ~ O'Clock last
night, crowds Of citizens assembled at
the different public places, to hear the
final result, and not I'LL that hour was it
known. At ~ O'Clock, the Eighth
Ward made their official returns, which
decided the fate oC the city, the Wings
having carried their entire ticket
Thus the FIRST, Second, Third, Forrfh,
EM, Eighth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth
Wards, have carried in their entire Whig
ticket. The Seventh is divided, Gen.
Hopkins, the Wing, being elected, and
Mr.. Hoxic, the Assistant, having los, it
by 80 votes. Thus the Wings have car
,ied eight, and their opponents six wards;
and one, the Seventh, is divided.
The Wings will have nine out Of fif.
teen in the Board of Aldermen, and
eight out of fi,cen in the Board of As
sjstant Aldermen, making II to 10 in
Joint ballot, being 1 majority.
BY the returns for Mayor, Mr.. Law
renee has, out Of 30, ~ votes, major
iiy Of I79 over Mr.. Ncrplanck. This,
however, is not admitted, as the General
Committee have appointed Committee
10 inquire into the legality Of the sixth
Ward Election, and Ia ascertain how
many votes are lo.l by false tickets, with
the name of G.. G.. instead Of Gulian &.
NcrV!apct.
-Four hundred more votes were pollod
in the Thirteenth than there are voters
iu the Ward.