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excressG lay down this position; whenever any he ad
oil department. differs with the Presdea net minor
points, but on vital and fundamental principles, il is his
duty to himself sed the country 10 him; and
cases might where he would only be uufaithfu
but would be gully Of little less than treason, II he
not to remove him. will pat strong Let one
suppose this county aud Great Britain sgAin war; that
the enemy had Landed ON our coast aud marching
snto the interior; and the Bank Of the United States was
Ioaning money to one commsssry Of the British army
enable him toiursh SUPPLIES; that the President hearing
OF the fsct inquiries 1t Ncwn the Secretary OF the
Treasury Yes, SIR DO you rot mesn to remove the
ton, and shall not remove them nor will resign II
tue PRESIDENT did not remove him. he would be guilty Of
msPrson Of treason, aud would bring down upon his
execraion Of poserity.
ITO be concluded ia our nert.)
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and Is entirely adverse 10 the views Of the subject
ken In the Executive Message TO Congress In relation
to il.
In the Horse Of Representatives, Report made
the subjec, by the Minority Of the Committee Of
the Report OF the Senate Committee. at equal length. and
doubt no, he paper not having been ready marked by
all the ability snownto belong to the gentlemen who
pose the minority OF the Committee Of ways aud Means
on this question" viz: Me.srs Wilde Gorhsm and Binn-v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
Fresh Spring Goods.

~E wish to apprze customers and country
w merchants generally, that in the daily
expectation OF the arrival Of Spring Assortment Of
BRITISH DRY GOODS, direct from England, which
probably, than 900 in valueaRd which will compr.
bend greater variety articles styles OF Goods than
It has been customary TO import into this market The
favorable terms which many OF these goods have been
bought In England and the still more favorable rates al
which we have obtained Exchange to pay for them Ia.
ken in connection with the important reduction in the du-
ty on many leading articles, must enable us we think 10
common advantages this season. When they arrive i'm.
mediate notice will be given 10 all newspapers of the
time they will be open, and ready for sale.
Our supply Of American, French, India. &c rman and
Swiss Goods will be as full and complete during the
month OF March, as at any time this Spring
we would also inform customers, that eall pro-
badly receive by the ship which brings our Dry Goods
lbu this s not certsin 1000 sacks best LIVERP DOL
SALT, Factory filled, ten to The fon-such in all re-.
'pects as we have imported for several seasons past
+. e. J. 8. JAMES & CO.,
February 25 [95-2awti1 Market Square.
VALUABLE Household and Kitchen Furniture &c.
at duction.--wilI be sold, on Thursday, the 27th
Instant at 10 o'clock the residence OF the late Col Da
vd Bullock, all his Household and Kitchen Furniture TO-
gether with two carriages harness and horses two
morse wagon with gear, good deal Of very valuable
Plate, Wis pair Of silver Urns, (cost SI0O0 pair Of
branch Csndesicks, full Tea Set, French Baskets &c.
&c:-a Grand Piano, (co.t SlO0O.) sc. &c.
TERMsAli sums OF $50 under, cash will DO requr-
ed; over 900, twelve months credit will be given, the
purchaser executing notes with approved endoers
der seal and binding their heirs negotiable and payable
al the Bank Of Virginia FRED. HARRIS,
Error of David Bullock, deed.
Sale TO be conducted by Dunlop, Moncure Co., Auc.
tioDeers. Feb. rs 95-tds
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MASON'S RATLER-This beautiful and highly ce-
lyM LIBERATED stallion will be for sale until the fret OF
March: IL not sold by that time, he will be let mares in
Hanover for this He may be at my stable
and particulars made known
VIM. WILLIAMSON.
IayIorsville, 2oh February, 1884 95-N
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. man interested 10 employ them 10 the most shame.
less prostitution and a. is shown by the Governmsn,
Directors. without being required to produce voseh.
the United States cannot expend farhng Of the public
money In any way without appropriation by law Mr.
bdde authorised to expend q, pleasure, without stint
and without voucher
We understand that 600 Of Bnneys speech, go 900
Of Cays and so QUO Of M'Dufies, have been already
folded and sent of; and have doub, but that every
Bank lawyer will have his fifty thousand furnished by the
Sank.-Giobe.
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The Gemanc Diet at the instiga,ion Of the liberal au
ocrat OF call the Russis'" has suppressed the Neekar
Cdzefe the last light Of the press that remained for e
done at the request OF the three poiUcrs, Russia
and Prussia and yet while this rerograde system Of
educaon Is In progress towards the press almost
incredible it Is paradoxica that Prussia should be
straning every nerve to bestow liberal aud extended
course oil instruction upon every of her subjects
These materials will be in lime the volcano by which the
whole edce Of arbitrary power will be- exploded to atoms
we trust ~ Y Star. .
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TIyEM PERANCEi--wAYNE TAvERr. Sfo0nf,

FWVEmPERANCEl-WAY TAVERN. Sfnnufou.
- pyginid.-Tbe public are respectfully informed
that this ancient snd well known establishment formerly
kept by Mrs Chambers, and recently by Capt. Me.
Cung hiss been resumed possession Of by the subscriber
who, with The aid Of Mrs Chambers IL now prepared
accommodate the old customers OF the houee aud the pub
c generally, IN the best style, and the
BILE terms.
Having had considerable experience In his line Of bu.
nness-added largely TO the furniture OF the establish
men snd furnished his stables with every thing Deces.
ssry, OF the best quality which be required for
the coor, OF the traveller, the subscriber asks Of his old
friends, the friends OF MR. Chambers, and the public ge
Deray, such encouragement they may fnd on trial,
his state Of preparation, best sxerons and utmost dspo
son TO please give him fair claim TO- at the hands Of
liberal public.
Tie Winchester Stage, which connects here with The
Charlottesville, Lexington and Guysndo,,s lines, stops AT
this house. RO. HEMPHfLL.
Feb Zk, 95-r4w
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The stock OF tho Bank Of the State, which has
been taken in this city, upwards OF two hun
dred thousand dol srs.-Roleigh IN c. Star.
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The Bank has filed the folding rooms Of the Capitol
With the Speeches Of its feed Attorneys They sent
to the members TO be distributed grauitousy, and are
doubtless paid for by Mr. BddIe under the resolution Of
the board, which puts the hole funds Of the Bank The
disposal OF ts President, To- be applied TO effect the OBJ
jet OF tho corrupt junio Of politicians and monoposs
who manage its concerns. In this the purse OF the
nation ut least 10 tho smoop Of millions Of stock,
sod ITS svsi') Is literally committed 10 the hands Of
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New-York may furnish hnn With a school OF by
pocondracks aud Lantern janed dsclples-Prov
idence msy in some degree favour his plan, but
Newport has not yet so far ap"statised from the
ancient spirit Of Rhode. lslard as To tolerate any
physician who puts no confidence in his pre-
scrip,ions, and who regardless OF the beam that
is in his own eye. studies only 10 eas, out the
mote that is in his brothers..
Did We believe that Mr. Graham acted only
with regard for the public good, We might pity
rather than condemn but who tina, is at all nc.
qnainted with Mr Graham = that has attended
his lectures. or seen him travelling with luat
of Graham tread attached II slm"st every ar,i
ce Of his baggage, does not believe that hr
is actua,ed solely BY rno,ivcs of emolumen, aud
desire tor p' pulur applause and Ihs he seems
bent upon prosecuting even at the sacrifice {"
hei ilth and reason
/ II Is really To be hoped, should this gentlemar
attempt 10 intrude himself upon our town IN th,
attitude Of a public lecturer that he will NEE
with merited rebuke, The universal indignation
of this community. Vox OnNIuM
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"And Jesus said unto him sell all that thou
has, and take up the cross and follow me-
The clerical gentry of the United States
vheedle the good and simple citizens thereof
GU, Of upwards of TWENTY ONE MILLIONS
Of dollars annually with which they are able to
buy finer cloth, live in a noic costly style cot
which by the bye, they are rery reTy iond) and
maintain better tables, aud bear about latter
stomarhs that one in FIVE hundred Of the simple
erednlous souls that sweat and abour To furnish
them with the naughty nammon which they IN
the pulpit denouuce as base and ungodly, and
Affect go much to despise -
A fine commentary this on the text above
quoted Yet we would not wonder at IT $" mucI
if these clerical fellows did not so often use the
same text from which to harangue The simple
tons whom they cajnIe.
Another practical illustration of the manne
in which Priests understand the words Of Chris
is To be found in the fact, that in Mexico tn
property under the finger of the black cloth a
mounts to upwards Of ONE HUNDRED NIL
LIONS and in Old Spain they possess be
sides annual gratuitous Contributions which ar
not small, above THREE HUNDRED AM
FIFTY MILLIONS of Dollarsn How apr'
pos then it mus, be FOR these fellows 10 "a
sgains, a love Of worldly possessions and no.
delightfully."- the text quoted sustains them
their daily praciices-O ye simple ones. ca
YOU believe that goodness can come out &c pns
cry, nr that the mos, vain, sriful. and hyp,
abuse with thor lips whs. they so eagerly rra'
., With their hands CoxS.
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.HREII ED.

aREITED.
WEDNi SONY ugus, 2lth. Srhr Morning
Star al D"u,ls. N,,kers.n. int Providence
gnr,
Sinnp Candace of Somerset. Brown. from Al
bmy
brig 'wo Sisters of M"un, Desert, Bartlett,
fom rIrt"u wa Is >t"n
Is Iss Nelson ard Hugh ,hnson fn P,ctou
29i. Sch nnpt thale~ ut aud from lauutn IN,
Ptrd riprd i,r Philadelphia
2}d. schooner Joseph n Mary of Prov dence,
hsrow.
SnI, Wrl Ian Baker, of Warren, Wilcox put
bach x uly- out, bclnG leIky.
2ltn, > 'Ir Svipi nt Bnsl"u. Fot b"s
hrg " Wltahut Boston cnrt,s, from New
Orleans.
25,h Big Sarah aud Phebs Of Deer IsIo, Ty-
Ter. im Pictru tor ) ,neTset.
Scnr PncabnLtss, Bailey, fn York.
Ser Concord nr n wp,rt. hicber.
Schr Do-cas of u ,rwIch Keley. for ID gh' on
Srnr Susan "i Falmouth, Perry, I'm Pmladsl-
ph Ia for Providence.
Schr Samuel oi Dennis, Baker. fm Bath
Shop Atgo of aud lr"m n Bedtrd. Steward
2hh, Scnr Reaper, of Newport, Cob -igh, iW
Kingston.
5 nop Jack Downing, Of and fm Dusbury
| Wmsnr.
! Scbr Edward of Somerset Walden, fm SOM
erset. .,,
Barque Richmond. Burroughs, from Gotten
burg
Schr Pocahontas, Barley, fm N YORK.
n Brig William, Curtis, fn New Orleans.
CLEARED.
Brig William, Curtis, Malaga
Schr Franklin Greene, Waite, Havana
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Befirae We are happy to snnounce that
the malignant cholers has materially subsi
ded at Bellvue.
CreenTica--A, this IIospitsl the cases
have consId"fsbly increased. Three cases
sud two deaths on Saturday. We have not
heard the number received yesterday.
City Inspectors Report. -From Saturday.
Aug. l6ih, at 8 uIrCh. IA the sauIe hour last
Sa "idas, tht Guy ltspeclor rep"rls mat the
wn"le number nj lnrcrmepts Mere Biz uf
~hlch number ia acre mnlisnani tholsra.
! he Bn,rd ui Health rcporied only ~ deaths
on FRIDAY. whereas the CIiy Inspector re.
P"ris 81. j, Vii be perceived that lie CITY
ln-pect"r's repnrl excerds ours by IL.
| Staten Island There have been ono or
! twnrs>"s at cholera hi the quarantine village,
and one ar two al other paints un Staten Is
| land. Among the persons deceased ~ ,he
/ Rev WIN. z Cuu-. Rector of ST. Paul.
Church. T"mrkiu,v,lIe. aged -.
.7bdny The Board at Health reported
lou nrN eases uf cholera and one death dur
Ing The twenty tuut hunrs preceding noon at
Friday. Th"y have der'd"d x d'-co"tn",
tor III" present the publication OF daily RI
pntls.
Bufto The BOARD of Health reported
SIX deaths hy chu!era durlug the twenty ton
hours preceding l2 o'clock at noon on Tues
day.
MonheH The rsvages of the chn'ern j,
Montreal have very sensIhly abated Thu
d"a'hs hy Nhat disease ON Tuesday, The lhiI
w"r" only IT,
Kingston The number of deaths on Sat
urday l6th. was 3--new cases.,
t,gs5sss.. ( = ..,v,ss.s "a
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.vt.cc 1, .i.i.ers.

TOSiIUA PERRY would inform Stfan
- gers and Vi.,crS generaliy. VII" wish
To prnyid. Themselves with n pleasant sn1
cnnyrmrn, B ardrny VI go. hat IL" ha- ~h'l
Recommendations f,r n tea NOR. hr. Per
ry'- lr.,iop - 90 the NEcK. sh"ni n"e 'n'l'
add half from town. and ab 'ri one b'i
m,le from Tho spruiIpg cave end rhe bea"il
ful bs,rh al iareut.
An,n., ~ ,f JOSiUN PERRY.
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Fare {" BJ ran. So,
\ E\VES TanHSend's Cotrrr- ilouse, New
~ port, every day, sundays excepted a. 4
"rl"ck. NJ, dtrc IN rbuntonat iuc"ck ar
rive IA Boston a. o'clock 4. VI. Leaves Wv
AZ Mar b"rnugh Hotel, Boston. everv day.
SUNDAY seS'rp,ed AT pas, 7 ololock, dine IN
Taunton al octcck arrive in Newport at z %
ciock, v, VI Fare through. 81
Passengers Wishing Ia 90 io Plymouth are
ini"rnmd that they can 90 by ,his ne ON Man
diy Wednesday. X trldsy. aud arrive IN Ply.
month a, J pas 6 u'olN'k, 4. VI Leaves py.
mon'h TUESDAY, Thursday. and Saturday, at
past "'cl ok, a. NJ and arrives IN Newpnr, al
7"cl"ck. p. M--Fare II
This Stage IL CONNECTED with tho New He'd
E,rd stage ~ Fan R,ver Leaves FAIL River O
very day Sundays excepted after the artNul of
the Nrwp, p,r Stage, aud arrive in New Redtord
AZ past "clyck. Leaves New B"dlo'J every
day, sundays excepted, at pas, u u clock -
4 Fare !?
/ PnsS"urars wishing to 90 to Fan River can
hav, hrors in Fail aver, aud return the sane
evcnnI
/ uT LS,rn Coaches furnished at all times &
on t"asonahe terms
| - Nil baggage aud small parcrs al the risR
OF the owners thereof r. Is klNSLtY.
.Ne,opou, Juqo IN, 1884 AGr~r
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FOR SALE.


"A THE estate of the subscriber.
f.IsS situated On Washington street.
80, 8 The premises c"nsis of an ample
yzyAssxA L",, with extensive waller and
~ha,tng prvil' &c "a Garden large yard ;
unialling well at excellent water, and com
m"dl"u> Dwelling House of acknowledged
snperl"rhy at structure. IN perfect repair.
The water Loot extends Ia the channel, and
was formerly th" site of wharT extending
f,om high water four hnndrrd feet. with two
blocks ofs'orcs of eighty feet IN length each
The s,ua'l"n is equally elig BILE Tor n gen
,lemtn uhn Is merely drsirons of enjoying
the advantages at our summer climate. sea
bathing. &c. or of one who looks nv u iner
chant, tor n Il, situation for the East India
whaling ar other similar bnsiness. A. Ia sea
bathing. II affords ever, convenience. an,
has ey"iv benefit of puie ocean water. with
ont the dang., aud inc convenience ui rurf.
! For terms, sc. which viii be hoeral bu
drhIir, apply an III" pt"m,ses to
WILLIAM HUNTER.
| Newport. July . 1884
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UA rs A1 cos 4.

,l,IlE HATS at III. IIar Srom-No l26
Thames S,re.i. ronSis'n. o' general
,.s,,r,nen, oi Back and Drab fur = Satin
p.,v.,. of y -upsrror qr,hly: S',lnrs Frl'
iI,,.. r,rpaulrn.. aud P,m Leaf Hats =
t. IA h. .old nff II rosi - for nine'y days
C.,tl.mpu Wishing in pnrchs-e All b id u
-, ,h.t, advantage 10 call AZ tho above nun
her. =. th. Has are not inisr'or 10 any ~
a.. ,n,,s.t. hlga4i ~
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JOSiIUN PERR Y
LYANI ED

UNa p-iys.c rimii, f.sldiug "n ihs NIL. ~
W Tim a few NIT. nf Nswp,ri. b'sr''
.nl ladping tot a lady. tnt"f.i"r ~rh III"
u.e nf p,riuut. AMI arc"tnin 81 'iion f"f
s.tys's
OFs Nppl,esr,s w,ll please leave their
proJo.al- " urltIpg 81 ibis othce-
Augos, 2O6
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Since the late revival in this town, or
rather since the ACCESSION of II few new
meeting houses to our old complineut
mercenary psalm siugrrs have been ~
great demand, 50 inurh so that the mar
ket has been drained in some eases even
to the very dregs. P-aIuadv once cnu-
s',iuted m iInpnr,ant part of the devo-
tinnal exercises of the church. bat IN
thes1 days, II Is made n mere mechanic- =
al opernIlon and conducted with The sole
view "t attracting the young and fashion
able, without any regard Ia the sacred
ness of the institution. II seems that IT,
the selection "f ch"rl-,er> ~ the ~, zen,
day, no regard - palh to The charncrer
ar standing of nn individual, provided
hr l. rapuhle Of Leading choir of sIng
erS and of snpunriInga dlgniiv prop"r-
nIuHte with h5 CnrpIrraI dInI'usIon- =
y Nv We are nt n lu-S u know bow
perS"r> of true piety caa 81 and witness
IL drvrtiun ~ whtch all uoI'r. condnrtrr
hy prnfe,s.d hyp"crIIr ~ hose sl"mnci
- his cod rnd " 'o>- sanctuary l. th,
lowest br"lhrI. We ,lu uuI Iu,et .u
r. nIrk- for universal "ppIcnIi" Tha
there are l,uu"urhbIr exceptions. We n:'
clad lea nti,nI' nud W. have uuiN "a -
grer rhH ANY. whose g"utu>-- nrr t"itc
l >Uiitd t. the ii'r ..p",' Iphs If ilc
should inspire 10 the eIlltei Egatty "
/ Psalm -sIngers. toinilI.
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GcntceI Boarding House.

I'VE Snb-crihe, ha4 taken th" spa'i"n-
b"nSa ~ rhatn"- s'teai. recently "cch
uird by the lat. Pn-'rn,-'sr. X B. tfnne'on.
E.q. fay ,lnor. .,uih nf Tnwn~"nd'- oif""
II,n-e whore he has npen"d '''ni"e'
q ,n,liny House. nnd wiiI be- happy '" ~
rnupndnie those uhp may wish tor fn''
h, a'h-- particularly steady B"ard"rs--"r
nnd.rsie terms
~ To-. moro B,,r,lrr4 cnn he arcnm
mohsinN ERhSTUS y. ALLAN.
| Angus, 81 if
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nDDt.,D NJ Sn 90 FIGHr rtcatN ara
ID ers can b. acrpm,n"d iied ~ very pi"asan
.ituitIpn on ihe Iihl Enquire at tins offire.
Auru.' ~ .
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ATIrL. HORSW ELL

Cn NATirL. IIORSWELL
~ intending Ia make n
uf~H ~<&4 uev arrangem"nt in business.
kA will sell his entire stock of
Shoes 20 i"r cash NJ a very urfl ng advance
from the cost. Ills shoes arc o' every varie.
,v aud sze Chld'en'> shoes he Will sell AT
the low prlcc of one shilling. All who wish
tn purchase under rr"sent advantages, will
do we'll '" call immediately
MAY llf
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NEW GOODS.

"W p. HALL has tins day opened from
w New York. n handsome assortment nf
Fancy Goods, among them are FrencI, Mus
Inns Capes Grape. and Sewing Silk iIdkfs.
also n superior article of Blk Silks, Cord do.
with a variety of other goods, the public are
invited to call.
July 2lf
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a.tsx>EOV ED fOiCIAb f.
BATHS.

1--WE Subscriber respectfully annonnces
L 10 the Ladies and Gpnilrmenof New
port and Strangers in general, that he will
attend nj the Beach during the summer sea.
SON with n handsome sali Of Portable Baths,
whore those who with To enjoy the luxury ~
old o cans lnvigora,ing surf. can have tho
pleasure of bathing as privately us III, iher
oa n chambers.
Tickets for tho season, or n shorter peri.
cd. may be he'd al Nrs. Goff's Brardipg-
House. No 43 rhnmps--' - Mrs. G"fwnuld
slso express her gratitude To those Ladies'
and Gentlemen whn have favored her with
ih.It company. and solicits oo'inn'nce Of
! the " fsvors. .OltN GofF.
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konHnnIcelea Z

W. understand th.t Graham. the celebrated
0assronomis ,,jorms. is among us. Whether
he intend. tn fsvonr rs with leein's up"n HIS
new born theory. we know not /: bat his we can
confidently assert, tha, il he tn nks he Is to ofins
this community into cnncer Nth his i'nias''e' 81
schemes, and s to make Newport snces-s'n,
theatre Of action. he ha. only To- make the '1
ps'imsn, ard hnd by sal eI1srie'es that ne
'snPis 1, irrer- aeoo oar ,iokeorr >'.solity -
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NV Ei.I So iSs. r. .

III ' T.. u u = ~ y Is 1. r..
NNllE Subscriber, grateful for past ihvofs,
. whI's, dong business Ms ono at the hrm at
Sedbary n j,nnam tenders his services IN the
same llnr. Ia his iuend~ aud The pnbllc ~ gono
raj. lie has taken the Sj,ble recently erected
80 V,Hs wati, where may be had al al hours,
good iinrscs. ChaIses, Carnage, and careful
drivers. lie hopes f,r shure at the public
patronage, IA II H. his iuteu'Inn io keep none
but safe HORSES aud the must careful, civIi, aud
ypcri"nCcd drivers. lie u,ay bo found a; the
:; .be ot at his tlnuss ~ Church street
TNDhNS NJ. SEABURY.
Newport. Juur
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TWE aTRE.

First n ght ofthe Grand Romantic Drama
of the FORTY THlEVlS.
Written by X. B SurRIpAS and GtoRGE
CoLMAN. Junior, IN which Mrs J B.tRNES and
Mass CHtRLOTT B.1R.vES will appear.
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> T. IA vi T. " GOODS. J..
Jyu q COZZEVS. & CO.

WW c. COZZE.NS, 3 co.
HAVE again been repl"nl-hlnr their IA
4 a sorrmcnt of Dry Goods, with The most
desirable articles To be found in New-York.
adapted 10 the seasons. winch they respect
fully "ii'r ,o purchsspfs ~ a small aovance.
on the most liberal terms for cash or approv-
ed credit.
TO their particular attention thev would
recommend their assortment OF Hosiery and
Gloves
Blue back black. g. roloreh silks.
Fancy Ribbons Of various new styles.
4" Six. 81 why SIX. q Crane shawls.
Fren"h Cambr.rs. Ca,cn"-. Sc. &c.
Tirand edguugs aud Iuscr'ngs.
Juno
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% BDII AIRS RE WARD.

UV ''TT'I TNy M w HND.
HN'lE hcfi Carnage Of the Subscribers
L having been mslrciously cut and gross.
Iy Damaged during tn" lat night by soms
person ur persons unknown; and similar
ontrngcs having been previously committed
the nnovs reward will be checrinlly and
promptly paid to nny one who will give such
information as viii enable us to prosecute TO
convection. the person or persons guilty. OF tho
net. HOWE Il METCIlEAR.
Newpor'. hurust l.}rh. 1894.
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SPORTING EXi'R7DkDIV

G}7 Son" dr1ung nsh"h sn"rii"g g"n'I'-
men. At present rurhltzIng IN Newpnrt. have
Iaid a curIous Wager In 'h" number "f
parsun-. carnage. and h"ree-. that VIII VI
st IN" Beach next SUNDAY afternoon from
1 n'cln X 10 snn-ei. Thu nnv'l aud extra.
ordinary mode "f deciding a d'frrenc" oi
op,nIon " III b. Snurre "f great anu>em"n'
Ia the inhabitants. aud should the w"ath"r
prn,e favorable. wth"u, knowing Nh" me'rs
Of the case we shall certainly s''"nd :" de.
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sell ia l'nve thus miserable n Il. wuh we'll
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