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BRICKS WANTED.
VDRoPOsALs viii be received ur,l the 18th of February
next to supply FoE Adams. Newport tarbo Il. l. o.
I.5OO.COO BRICKS.

VDRoPosALs viii be received uEl the i5h of February
next To supply FoTt Adams, Newport iarbor H. l. OF
I.5OO,C0O BRICKS.
Thesc Bricks be in moulds of such Sizes
erare when burned eight inches by four inches by inch
es-They us be OF best quality o merchannble Bricks
The proportion Of salmon pale Bricks must not exceed
eighth the whole; and so or pale Bricks wl be
ceiyed The proportion OF arch Bricks must not exceed one
eighth of the whole, and OF these that much warped
viii be received The proportion OF broken Bricks must not
exceed two per cent
AT least 100000 TO be delivered b. the first day of Jnne
next uni the remainder the OF the Summer and An
mn of year such periods suit the convenience
Of the contractor provided there be always haud the supply
requisite for the progress OF the work.
Should any persons desire furnish the stated number OF
Bricks or less number, of different from that given
above they viii please accompany their Proposals with
statement the length breadth and thickness OF well burned
Brick of the kind they wish TO supply
Before forming the tar sample VIII be requied TO
be deposited in the Engineer Office, al Fort Adams, which,
should prove satisfactory will govern in the inspection of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made if required each cago duly nspec
ted and received. All communications touching tins subject
to be directed Brevet Col Joseph G. Totten, L. 8 Engn
oers Newport, X. |.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, It. Col Eng'rs
Brcrct Col.
For.Adams, Newport Harbor, II. l.
January 9th, 1896
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II. BULL, & 5. BELL, are now supplied with
fall strained, and winter pressed Oil, fresh manu-
factured and for sale al the mandatory.
Dec. 10Th.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscriber requests all persons having ac-
counts against him, TO present the same for pay
ment before the lst of January 1886.
Dec. I6, 1885. HENRI BULL.
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II . l. l. Il.

frs rate German IIano-AIsO, room, suitable Tor a
schoolroom the second floor Of the building standing
OH the of Church IL Spring-street For terms,
Anply TO VIM. 5 NOSE:
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05~HEAL7W REGA!NED,~O
BY THE USE OF DIR. JOHNSON'S
IMPROVED PANACEA;
OR
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD

This Medicine is Improvement on all OF the Panaeeas,
Cahohcons aud Sypps, hitherto offered 10 the pubhc avoid
ing their deecgoas qualities, aud uniting the virtues Of mcd-
cnes which have borne the test of experce and years. and
which have received the appreciation OF the most eminent ply
sicians, both in Europe and America.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood from all nox-
ous hmors and has been used with in many diseases
incident specosnud particularly p the following dis
eases vz:-Scroiua, or Kings Evil While Swelngs salt
Reum Cancerous aud induaed Tumors, scadhead Dsea.
of the Liver Old Ulcers, fever syphilis and it'd de-
rucyo consequences ESQ oen mewlh persons who have
been impecy cured uprupe,{y treated negected
rather those who have tnpered with, and neglected them
seyes which, the poison Is not entirely erldieated om the
system the distressing VIII follow the neg
ect oiha terrible scourge. Lepro Chronic ia!smaion {"
tho Liver and other Vscera Tuhrcuar Consumption oi the
Lungs UiceIous in the toa or elsewhere and alep
tons the surface of the body Diseases of the skin; Nor
ca disease, and all those affections Using from lmpuriy OF
the Blood. Nodes and diseases of the Joints Bones, &c
Those affections which the result of youthful ndscrston
will be curedby the o this Purifier Of the Blood
The above valuable medicine may be had of DR. Johnson IN
Newport r. Price One dollar and fifty cents per bottle TIC
those who buy sell again. reasonable discount will be made
Newport Nov. 25, iS35-Iy.
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oawArsEwTAr HAIR WORK.

THE Subscriber has just received and offers for
sale, at l37 Thames-s. "A large supply of HAIR
WORK, consisting of Bands, R:ngles, Back do.
do ; Frizettes, Braids and pulls, ornamented with
small Braids.--Aso, Cases of Bay and Lavender
water-Boxes of curling Fluid-Ouo Roses, An
tique, Jones, Wards, Macassar--Polar Bears Oils.
A few dozen po,cder puGs, with boxes, superior
article JOHN REMOND.
n. Il. Hair will be taken in exchange for any
article out of the store.
Sept. l6, epistc
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NORTH KINGSTOWN BANK.
y the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the North
IA Kingstown Bank, held the 10th dy of Nov. instant
following persons elected Directors for the year
ing jonathan Reynolds Ezbon SANFORD, Jeery DAVIS.
Pardon Il. Hammond, John =. Whord Christopher Allen
Joseph C. Sanford Ezra d. Davis, William Baker, Jeremiah
g, Chadsey William g. Hammond George hammond Ezboi,
Sanford Jr Nicholas sphinx Daniel Stanton William Brown
ing, Eiphaet Young, and Alfred Updke.
And al meeting of the Directors the day Jonathan
Rey nOlds Esq elected President of said Bank.
PARDON Il. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Nov. 2jth, 3w.
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GRErNWooDs PSALMS & HYMNS.
FOR SALE BY
James Hammond.

THE history of the condition of women in ages aud
nations by Mrs Child Iocrsto young ladies by Mrs. Sig
Quincy Nov. %.
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Fare Boston, So
stage will leave Newport every morning Sundays ex
"A cepted al a clock A. NJ arrive in Fall Rverat 10!
in Taunton at | i NJ.
in Boston at 81 u NJ
Returning, stage viii leave Boston every morning Sun
day excepted past O'Clock A. NJ, arrive in Taunton
at l O'Clock, p NJ
in Newport, at O'Clock.
Stage book at Townsend & Hassards Hotels in Newport.
The stage will leave Townend's att Il lasSards att ].
Stage books at Bakers Marlborough Hotel, Boston
This connected with the NewBedord stage at Fall
Rver-Leaves Fal-Rivcr 10 o'clock every day Sundays
excepted arrive in New Bedford past II o'clock
Leaves every day. Sundays excepted at o'clock arrives
IN NewBedord at ocIock.-Returnng leaves New Bed
ryes in Fall River at 10 A. NJ.
and at IPM 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Stage Books, at Coles & Bake's Hotels New Bedford
u Passengers wishing 90 New Bedford; are informed
That they by this leave Newport IN the morning ana
return early the evening and have half an hour leisure
time in New Bedford
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays excepted at
past o'clock p m for Swansey, Warren 81 Bristol-Re
turning Brstoevey day. Sundays excepted at o'clock
m and Warren at and arrive III Fall River at lO
| o clock a
stage Fall every day. Sundays excepted, fol
Providence leaves Fall River 10 O'clock arrives in Provi
dencc H. Returning leaves Providence every day at lO
clock a: m arrives in Fall River p. III.
Passengers wishing Fall River can have hours
! Fall River and the evening
~ Extra Coaches furnished at all times * reasonable
terms
- All baggage and small parcels the risk of the owner
thereof II. ID. klNSLEf agent.
Dee. 9th.
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FEIHE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and 0snenss
Il ofNewport and vicinity that he has aken and fitted up,
Tor their accommodation the rooms No. l37 Thsmessres
where he intends carry the perumery and hair dressing
business and hopes by the good order Of his establishment and
strict attention his business merit share of the public pat
ronage Gentlemen informed that New York daily and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation Ladies'
hair cut IN aeparae apartment entrance the South door,
u No pains will be spared toinroduce the latest mode
cutting and dressing The least favor will be gratsiuy
knowedged, and all orders executed with puncuaity
JOHN REMONH
n. b. Just received supply Of Periumery, Curs Sc.
whchhe offers for sale ON the most reasonable terms
Jnly 7lh If
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, II. I.
JANUARY lst. 1885.
O. Persons calling for them ,cW please say ad.
rertissd," as they are placed in a separate boz.
A n
Benjamin Allen Zackariah Norton
Thomas Austin a>-. O
Stephen Allen Samuel Omuston
Il p
Charles c. Bureigh Messrs S. & T. Perry
Levi Barlow Joseph T. Perry
N. G.. Boss LYDIA Pollock
II. Nj. Brownrl II
Obed Barlow Stillman Rand.
Jonathan s. Ball Thsophus Rix
G. Mrs. Robinson
Caleb Carr
Judah Crowell Chapman Stevens .
Levi II. Cram.ton Russell c. Smith
Mr.. Amy G. Cooke Sarah Stevens
Sarah Cook II
Mrs Sarah Thompson
Job Fish Fanny Tylor
Eliza Ann Few Hesor Thompson
Susan J. Gelston Capt. Simon Waller 9
III w
Capt. John Hord William Wright
Samuel Whitney
Isaac Jaunson MTDDLEToww.
Daniel Bates
Capt. Isaac Kerby IRIsH.
l. John Hogan
William Lewis john Murphy
William Leeds Edward Kelly
Robert Lawton James McGraugh
M Florence Sullivan
Capt Gurden Montague Messrs. Patrick James 6
Phebe Moor William Russell
II. r. CARR, =. M.
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SHIP NEws-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

SuurdGy Jan 2d-Schooner Emperor Godfrey. from New
York for Fall River -Tamberane Newell, from Richmond,
for do.-Dolphin. Hall, from New-fork.
Sssiay 3f-Bny Juno Wilbour from Norfolk for Provi
dence.--Schooner Boxer Cromwell from Yorkown.-Soops
Camilla Vars from New York, for Proydence.-Snperor,
Baxter, from do. for do.
Monday 4th-Schooner Samuel & James, Baker. from
Dartmouth for New-York.-Soop Commodore, P.nan from
Bristol, for do
ENTERED.
Schooner Boxer, Cromwell, YoTkiowp-Soops Eagle,
Heath do.-do. Victory, Heath, do
CLEARED.
Ship Rowena (new,) Winslo~, Savannah
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FOR EIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the Br ship Frances, Captain Leslie, at Savannah
from Liverpool LoRdon papers TO the 9Th of November
and Liverpool to the 2Sih are received.
Marshal Jourdan died in Paris the 23l Of November
at the age OF II.
The London Gazette of November 26,h, says:-The
indicator de Bordeaux states that St. Sebastian has
declared Tree por and that provisions abundant in
that town, brought there by French vessels.
Accounts from Madrid state that Bourmont passed hro
10 Danco or IN the envronsSevera arrests have taken
place at Madrid amongst the Clergy
Inc Foreign market was nhe that Of the Bril-
fish; prices nominal as on the 25 n of November.
Letters from Rome state that the rumored intention of
Austria to sanction Italian Conf had
alarmed the French Csbinet as TO elicit from il a Motif
Gallon 10 The Holy See, that in such event, the French
Government would deem expedient to increase the mum
Der OF Its troops in Ancona, and occupy Cvita Veccia
OF this menaced proceeding.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2S.-We annex our circular of 23J
inst to which we beg reference-sDce that date " have
had more demand for cotton with little feeling in the
Market and prices advanced I'D per ID. from the ex.
ueme depression OF the previous week The enquiry
yesterday was, however, limited and greater de-
sire to sell manifested in consequence which, the
market again rather langud, and the above advance
cannot be considered as fully maintained The business
in the last lew days is estimated at 1000 bales New
Upands 8 lid a 8 8 i'd.
LONDON. Nov 26.- Cofee.-A parcel of good ord 81.
Domingo LIPS bags sold at 6Os which is rs higher
than the previous nominal price, damaged at $685. good ord
Batavia Sos Cd aud SIS there were parcels of Jamaica
Offering; the De'narara sold at previous prices but heavily;
the Berbice all taken in. There public sales
OF Coffee this day, and late hour no purchases by
private contract were reported.
LIVERPOOL, Jfou 27-The sales of cotton Yesterday
1000 bags about $500 which were Brazil 1000 Of
them speculation, and the market very stiff in all
descriptions al advance upon fridays quotations. OF I'D
in American, and 4d per ID. in Brazil The sales TO-.
day are estimated at 1000 bags at prices from 10 Id
per h. in American and l3 per H. in Brazil less than
yesterdays There nine arrivals of cotton this week
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Ia.
From ST. Observation-Disclosures ElJridge
Of the ship MerImack which arrived last evening from
ST. Domingo, informs US that IL generally expect
ed there, that the Island would shortly be attacked by the
French, and that great preparations making 10 put
in state OF defence The ori6 atoms around Port an
Prince were repairing, and others erecting. With the
exception oil the excitement created by the expected
tack Of the French, the Island in perfectly Tranquil
state. Capt f. has politely favored wi file Of papers,
from which we shall make such traDslaons as we may
hereafter find interesting The late hour of receiving
them prevents from saying more at presenL--D Adu
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From tho Norfolk Boacon.l

From tho Norfolk Bcacon.l
IL will be recollected by the reader that al the late
meeting OF The citizens OF this place upon the subject Of
the Removal IF tie Public DepOeites, by The President
resolution was passed. strongly approbaory of the con-
duct OF VIM. j. Duane Esq Date Secretary OF the Trea
sury) in refusing 10 comply with the requirement Of the
President, 10 withdraw the Depostes from the Bank Of
the United States.
The following correspondence produced by that resou
ioD has been politely communicated 10 us for publication
VIRGfNIA--NoRFoLx, Jan. o. 1884
SIR-By Of series Of resolutions adopted at a
Meeting of the citizens OF this place, recently held "a
copy OF which resolutions have .he honor 10 enclose
herewih) you will perceive that ii becomes my duty ",o
communicate TO you the thanks of that meeting for your
honest though Intellectual effort TO preserve the public
treasure from the invasion OF the Federal Executive and
you, that in the retirement which your indie.
pendence has driven YOU you possess their best wishes
for your welfare and Happiness.
My citizens oOuld not have Imposed upon me
any task In the performance Of which should have de-
rived satisfaction. Although personally unknown to
you have watched, with keen anxiety, the course you
have pursued under The late trying circumstances D which
you found yourself most xpectedy placed and let me
add, that have witnessed the result far this con-
Gems your character with delight poporioned the
anxiety which the occasion naturally inspired. You have
set noble example, cir, which must DO useful in our
country. Solitary and Cnsustained by any friendly sup
port, yet unmoyed by pefsusson unseduced by naery
and unawed BY power, you have faithfully done what
you believed 10 be your duty, knowing we'll the fate
which awaited YOU for the conscious expression OF yonr
creon and yinvoIying The public faith and the pub
lie interest II differed with you in every opinion you have
expressed should still admire the modest but manly
6rmness you have manifested under such circumstance
and ssould still, applaud that holy patriotism which indu
ced you TO prefer what you thought 10 be the good Of your
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EN NCERf-ViRofNIA-Ata Circuit Superior
N Court Of Law and Cbancery, continued and held Tor
the county OF Cumberland, at the Court house of said
county, on Thursday, September 5ih, 1888:
Philip j. Buster, adn'r Of Blake b. Woodson dec who
for the benefit Of John w. Nash, Plfs.
against
Hezekiah Ford, admir- de bons non Of George Carson
deed, John Marlborough and Elizabeth his wiie George
NJ Carson, Matilda Carson, Theophilus X. Carson A1-
gustus E. Carson EgbeH w. Carson, Sarah M. Carson,
Mavina W. Carson, and Alonzo u. Carson, and Beverly
Brown, sdmr OF Benajab Brown, dec and Samuel Clop
ton, Defts.
The defendant Samuel CIopion not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the acts Of
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inhabsn Of this
couniry-t Is ordered that the said defendant, Samuel
Clopton, do appear here the first day Of the next April
term, and answer the compainspps bill and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond, for two months
eessiyey and also posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county for two successive court days.
copy. Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, c. C. C. C.
Dec 10. 63-wSw
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules held ia the
Clerks Office Of tho Crcui, Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, Tor Coochlsnd county, I'd Dec, 1885,
Nicholas j. Poindexter, executor Of William q. Poin
dexter, deceased, Plaintiff
against
David NJ. Parrish, Valentine Parrish, and Lipscomb
Crank and William Shelton Minor. and Benja b. Duke,
executors Of John Shelton deceased who was surviving
partner oil Shelton & Harris, Defendants.
The defendant Lpscomb Crank not having entered his
appearance, and given security tho Of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence. that he Is nhabisnt Of this Common.
wealth. sordered, that he do appear before the Judge
said Court at the Court House, the first day Of
April next. and answer the plaintiffs bill and tina,
copy Of this order be forthwith wspa.
per published in the City Of Richmond and continued fol
two months successfully and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy. Teste, W. MILLER, C. C. s.
January 30. S4-w9w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
S3-wIws

October 70, 1888. J :
MM HEREAS, notice has been given this day by this
w Department., 10 the proprietors of the residue Of
the Certificates Of the exchanged four and half per cent
Stock created in Of Act OF Congress
the Goth day OF May, 1924 that the certificates Of said
Stock will be redeemed on the first day Of May next and
Whereas OF the propretos Of said Stock may desire
the reimbursement of their certificates previously TO the
aforesaid first day Of May next, Notice is given to
propretors Of said Stock that transferring the cer
Gates thereof to the United States, they will paid the
amount thereof, together with the interest which shall
have accrued thereon. TO the day Of payment
The certificates to be transferred in the usual man.
at the Loan Office where the same may stand credit.
ed and the transfer being certified to the Secretary of
the Treasury the amount will be forthwith Transmitted in
draft payable to the order Of the seller. The interest
will be calculated TO the day which, in the eguar
Of mall the money might be received on the draft
at the place where the transfer was made.
r. B. TANEY,
Secretary Of the Treasury
November B. 52-Ieowtl May.
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Nov. s..

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-Pursuant to de.
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Sury county pronounced in the suit of PETIT
way vs. The heirs Of John Faulcon dec and others,
the 10Th day of October last shall offer TO the highest
bidder at New Hope, the late residence OF said John
FaucoD, a credit Of six and twelve months the 18th
day Of February next, all the lands Of which said John
Faucon died seized. The said lands divided into
several distinct farms, known by the of New Hope
Melville, Mill Neck, &C. Several Of said farms have an
abundant supply Of excellent marie, and in the inn
mediate vicinity Of James River.--No conveyance will
be made until the further order of said court
VIM. f. BAILEY, Deputy for
r. w. Ed,cords. Sheriff NJ s. @.
D.r Of Gl
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Hon. J.. w. TAzEwELL.
from Cone.ponden, Of Tho Baltimore Ropublienn.1

WAsHiNGToN, Jan. 25th, 1884,
Dear Sir-At the opening Of the session OF Congress-
the advocates of the United States Bank and other com.
bned forces Of the opposition cried loudly for an mmed
decision Of the Depose Question: and the friends of
The Administration did not oppose Jink the appeal
distinguished gentleman, among the latter, from Pennsy
yaia Judge Suherland declared his readiness 10 meet
II at once, and agreed with the Bank as long as
IL remained open, the pecUnSry affairs Of the country
would TO certain extent continue deranged; and con-
cuded his observations by calling emphacally for nue.
date action" Two months have since passed away and
these Bank gentlemen, who IN such hurry 10
settle the matter before hey learned they had majority
sgan them have every subs, quen OCCASION resisted
the attempt 10 put end 10 the present useless debate On
Mr. Cambreeng's last motion for the previous uesioD
they voted against 1t Why will any OF the Eiends
OF the Administration why will any Of the opponents OF
the Bank vote with them 10 keep the subject agitation
Every reasonable opportunity Of discussion has allow.
ed TO them They cannot, surely now complain the dc.
bate be closed by the previous question No valuable adj
vantage be attained by either party by It's polongaon
Not single vote Is expected to be changed The only
object Of its continuance now, Is the hope that IL may ope
rate upon the people promote other and Interior political
views OF aspiran for power. Is that justsble purpose
for continuing this OF words, and OF what is OF more
account, this waste Of the public money! Let the depose
question be voted 10 end and the Bank operators and
sglaios will their cries Of alarm when they see
all hope Of gaining any thing by them is oreclosed. The
money market will re-sette itself sound basis, and
confidence and business and plenty will soon be restored
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

October 18th, 1888. (
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the proprietors of
lN the residue Of the Certificates Of the exchanged four
and hall per Stock created in Pursuance Of Act
Congress- passed the 26th dsy Of May 1924, that the
Certificates OF said Stock will be paid the LIST Of May
next TO the propreors thereof or their legal representa-
tives Attorneys, duly constituted, The presentation
and surrender OF the said Certificates the Treasury or
at the Loan Office wher the same may stand credited.
Notice is further giren that no transfer Of the Cerlf
Loan Office, will be allowed after the let day of April
next md ALSO that the interest on all the Certificates Of
the said Stock, viii cease and determine the Both day
April next II. Is. fancy,
Secretary ofMe Treasury.
Nov. B. 52-eowt1Msy