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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-03
Your obed't servant
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE.

Understanding the Board did not meet that
day, sent my letter to the President, who ac-
knowedged the receipt This letter shows that
had engaged to join LIE Baron's company for
the Aqueduct contract-explains my motive
therein: and my Willingness to withdraw if it
could be made acceptable without me. My let
ter could not be answered before the 18th June
unless Board should meantime be called. Au.
thorized by LIE Baron to make an offer-hap-
ing no idea that any other offer e.risted-intend-
ing to GO to Washington the 10Th "wednesday
to guard against interruption by business the
18th (Thursday) | wrote the following letter
and offer on Tuesday, the It'll:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-01

Kent equally repugnsnt 10 the resolutions Of the
House Of Delegates OF that Satehe only branch elect
ed since the removal OF the deposies.
MIR. Knight, Of Rhode leland, has been recently
datc for Governor OF that Sate aud rejected by the Peo
pie. Aud to say nothing OF Others the votes OF Messr-
Black Nsnguu, Moore, Poinde xer. and Robbins are,
beg ou all doubt opposition aud wishes
OF the major part OF their constituents u only flee Of
these had correctly the People their
respective States the Union would have lost the
vices Of one oil its ablest and most upisht public
Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-01

thr-. tunes a week. through in two aud a hall days. at
December 1881 In June. 1881, the route was adveits
ed Tor proposals to renew it ia the came wa that Is in
two horse Stages three tunes week; the tip 10 be per
formed each way in two days snd Nail Joho and beh-
jamn BennSt proposed perform the ice through
two days, in horse post coaches, tor $500 dollars
year There two other proposals received Tor this,
both advertised. Patr& Co, Tor 1850 dol
lars year, aud Moore Lebs Co Tor 2 450 dollars
The bid OF Plat & Co. accepted This route cons'i.
tutes part oil the most direct line iIom Philadelphia aud
Harrisburg TO Eie the northern OF Ohio, aud Ntci
gsn The lines with which connects at boil, ends,
four horse coach lines There applications to
the Postmaster General from persons OF the intel
gence respectabiy csllog Tor the mprov oi
this into tour horse post coach line TIL. Posaaster-
General at length determined TO improve IT, Fifty
per cent two horse stage ne is estimated by the
Department the pro rata Increase for improvement
OF MIR. Bennett, was lower than other, except that
al Plat s. Co. But Plat s. Co. voluntarily Withdrew
their proposal, appears from documents file in
the Geuerd ros Office aud there appears TO have been
good reason why the Postmaster General should have
mtted them to do The proposal Of Mr. Ben
nett then accepted, and contract made with them
10 perform the service three times week in four horse
post coaches. They also stipulated to through
each way two days, instead OF two days and halt
Their contract dated October l5h 1891 but il does not
appear 10 have been signed by them till the 2Sh March,
1882 On the contracts the following note appears: On
accounted unusual eshets aud destruction OF bridges that
Is, Sugar Creek Bridge, Franklin Bridge, with material
other changes the road since the 18th October 1881
20 the 29;h March, 1882, agree to the mail in
days aud hall each way from Beeionte TO Meadvlle
and back and is understood that the bidges
are rebuilt. we shall adopt the foregoing schedule
toned on the within No delay will be OCCASION
ed at Me,dvlle, in consequence Of the last mentioned
schedule
=" The above statementis Just and true
"DANIEL ANDREWS, p. Mp
IN consequence OF this statement, certified by the POST
master MesJvie. they permitted TO take the addi
tional ne, aud half instead Of Two days, lille the
bridges gone, aud the roads out OF repair IL is stated
at the Department, that the contractors claimed additional
compensation, in consequence OF the increased distance
and expense which they subjected by the loss Of
the bridge aud Injury OF the roads, but this was denied
them. The additional tme however, TO have
very properly allowed. John Bennett has since deceased
and Bensmn Bennett is fulfilling the contract.
ITO be continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-01
WeCiHesddy, June 25.
IN SENATE.

The Vice President laid before the Senate communica.
ton from the Secretary OF The Treasury relative TO tie
operations OF the Mint for the past year.
The hill TO provide for the payment of clsims Tor prope
ty lost captured, destroyed by the enemy while in the
military service OF the United States during the late war
TO- aud Tor other purposes, taken up motion Of Nj
King Of Alabama
Alter some conversation between Messrs King OF Ala.
bams, Calhoun, and Upton,
On motion OF Mr.. Cslhoun the bill laid upon the
table; Yeas 10, Nays I6.
Mr. Webster, from the Joint Committee on the subec
OF paying suitable respect TO the memory Of General La
iayeite made report. The resolutions the
those adopted n The House.
MIR Webster, from the Committee on Finance reported
bill irom the House, without amendment, relative ia
Foreign Gold coin and the Gold coins of The a. States
which was read first aud second time.
The joint resolution, reported by the committee appoint
ed 10 inquire by what the Congress of the United
States best testify the respect Of the nation the
memory Of Lafayette, taken up for consideration and
unanimously adopted.
The bill from the House of RepresenIsfvss regulating
The depose OF The public moneys in the State Banks,
read, and, motion of
ME-. Webster, referred 10 the COMMITTEES on FiDsnce
MT Preston said le had resolution intmaei yc0nnect-
ed with ihis last mentioned BILL which he desired pre-
sent.
Leave having been granted.
hr Preston submitted resolution resembling the joint
resolution fixing the 3Oth June for the adjournment oil
Congress- and providing for the adjournment in the same
OF the - day Of July
On motion OF Mr.. Spfsgue the Senate took up for
sferaiion the resolution submitted by btn authorizing
Committee Ee Post Office and Post Roads 10 pursue
theirIOvessigaons into the affairs Of the Post Once De.
pertinent during the recess Of Congress.
The resolution WIS briefly supported by MI sprsgue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-01

gis. the request Of Mr. Stevenson snd from the pro.
ceedngs Of the Senate in relation the noninaio ion Of
Andrew Stevenson, aud tina, the Secretary be authorized
give copies OF the and extracts from the journal
M. Lipingston TO Mr. Sferenson.
unicsied to the Senate in the Presidents Message
18th June, 1884
DEPARrMESr STATE,
PA hingtoa, 10th March, 1888.
ANDREW STEVENSON, ESQ.
SIR: am directed by the President TO Inform you.
that ajvievs shall be received
that the British Government consent to open negotiations
with this. which daily expected, Il Is bis intention TO
OTTER you the place OF Minister Pienipoteniisry to the
Court Of ST. James, aud he requests that should 'li.
ponme lie agreeable To you, you VIII hold yourself IN
feadne % TO embark in the VI the summer.
r.tuate you, cir on this mark oil the President
confidence, aud am, " h great respeci. ohedi
cut servant EDW. LIVINGSTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26

Sch Banner, Tarr, fin Gloucester for NYork.
Sch Sarah Ellen, Wensted, fun Mar5IeheaJ for
New York.
Sloop Victory, Heath, from Providence for N.
York.
Sloop Voant, Brightman, I'm Fall River.
SUNDAY. 22d.
Sch Girrard, Duell FIN Bath for New York
Sch Zephyr Lane, fn Boston for New York.
Sch Gen Marion, Nilbor, fm Prov vidence for
Norfolk.
Brig Florida, Blaisdell, I'm Trinidad de Cuba
for Boston.
MONDAY, 2Ith.
Sloop Herald, Manchester. frm New York for
Providence
Sloop lIalcyon, Hill, firm New York.
SloOp New Constitution, Corwin, firm South
ampton.
Soop Rising Sun, Farmer, firm Providence for
Hartford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
NEW GOODS


VkVA w has now opened
complete assortment Of F.ALL IND
UINTER GOODS, consisting of Broadcloths
Cas4n'eres Satlineits, Vesiings, red, white. and
yellow English Flannes supeifne Tbibet cloths,
French nelinos, douLlo width merino circassia,a
SINCE do, red and white merino Shawls. = hibet
do'' hgured n"d plain borkings, Detonshie Ker-
sey' blue hnd drab Liverpool pilot cloths, black &
color 0''ks' Laces tootinss, plain plaid and fig
ured Jachonneiis, French Goihic Curl;lining, for
Windows; furniture cbniz. flag and pongee silk
hdkis', brown and bIeach'd Cotton Fiannes
French do, corded skirts, white Linens, woolen
ana cotton hosiery, gloves, ribbons, brown and
bleach'd Cottons, Silk Velvet, Blankets, Bomba-
zines, burlaP, bedlicks, bandboxes, stocks, ch.x,
silk camblets for cIoaks, Russia Duck, twilled
Cotlons, pelise wadding. false Collars, blk, silk
Cra'ats first quality; Linen Camhric hdkfs, worst
ed edgngs, white Linen Damas.. fgur'd table
covers limitation and Linen Cambrics, wells, birds
eye diaper, Scotch plaids, Cotton Batting-, coor'd
corded Skirts. blk silk Hose, wooden Yarn, black
Lustrngs, sewing Coitons, by the pound, and
iafSe variety not mentioned. Dct q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26

IlYDROPnoBIA.-About three weeks ago, a
lad was playing with his pet dog, at Martins
burg, Va, when the latter jumped up and bit
his finger, but not severely. The wound
soon healed, and nothing more was thought
of it, until some days after, when the lad in
going to school, passed Il house at the time
servant was throwing some water into the
street. The sight of it, gave him peculiar
sensations, he soon fell into fits, was convey
ed to house, and medical aid resorted to,
but in vain. He died soon after in great a.
gony.-.E Y. Com. .Adu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26

North CARoLISA.--The Legislature of
North Carolina, assembled at Raleigh, on the
18th inst. In the Senate, William ID. Nose
ly, Esq. (Jackson) of Lenoir, was elected
Speaker, without opposition. I'm the House
ofCommons, w. J. Alexander, Esq. of Meek
lcnburg, (Whig) was elected Speaker, with
out any formal opposition. The election ofa
Senator to Congress, will determine the po-
litical complexion of this Legislature, about
which some doubts have been expressed.
" Y. Com. .4ir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
NEW GOODS.
NATHANIEL SWEET.

\ AT HIS OLD STAND ON CHEAP-sIDE,
Volad inctte he attention Qfhis customers anil
I, he paJt'c 10 gipe him an eariy cal, ,-harine
II receirea good assortment If Uery chf0D
GOODS. Those ocho aeish TO buy Cheap wil
Il please no Inn tie pleasure TO call and see has
good bargains.
.Among ichich are:
I |1ROWN, blue and mixed broadcloths and cas-
smeres merno cloths, beautiful assortment
OF cmcassans sud bonibazets; petcrshams, Dew
ohshire kerseys, plains, satlinels, rose blankets,
hahhes, superb vcstlngs for winter, Canton fan
heis, crash, home A cotton and wool flannel
emDos d Thlbet wool shawis, cheap lot petticoat
robes, printed merino cloths, good assortment
boblnet lace, very cheap lot mourning prints
only Is per yd; good lot fur boas, from 2 to Ss6
each; more lead coOr'd hose for I2t cts NOW.
hair hose, furniture calicos for only cts per yd !;
good hdkis for l2A cts to Is, elegant bead bags
cheap, French cotton blankets super, floor CARPET
cotton "A wide for only 25 cents per yard, super
super do 5S cents, cambric muslin; book iaconet
and null musns: lacos, edgngs and blond lace,
floor carpetings and rugs, duiiis, very cheap lot
of diaper of all prices, linen and cotton: elegant
French tabs and collars, merino hose, mowhair
for the ladies'; a beautiful assortment of merino
shawls; red, white and blk cheap calicos'S s. 10
cts. l24 to 25 very cheap; also some Of the mos,
elegant fulard prints French and English pat
terms; pins, ladies' puls s. frizetls wo,.ted anso-
la cotton and silk hose, cheap Legovia do; elegan,
fullard shawls, dog and buckskn mittens, wool
len gloves, plaid silks, plain do cheap hooks and
eyes, tapes, &c. Real good furniture patch for
only l2A cts per I'D; linen bosoms for only 2Octs,
brown and bleached sheetings and shirings, iIa-
million long cloth, India rubber braces, a real
good assortment silk umbrellas, cotton do; lined
gloves, horsoskin do with many other Goods as
cheap as was ever offered in Newport.
lie hopes his customers will give him call, as l
he is satisfied it will b. to their advantage SO TO
do. Newport, Nov. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
Nov. 20.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Recent Additions-piz: :


2i5S Two old mems Tales, containing the De-
formed The Admiral's Daughter 2 vols.
2I5i Doomed; the Doomed, a novel, Q vols
2l55 Great Britain-sketches ofSocieiy in Great
Britain aud Ireland, by q. S. Stewart, vols.
2i56 Corner Stone, the Corner Stone, a familiar
illustration Of the principles of christian truth
I by Jacob Abbott, l vol.
2i57 Russian Poets; specimen of the Russian Po-
cts with preliminary remarks, translated by
John Browning, vol.
PASS bernardo Del Caryio, an historical novel of
the sth century, from the Spanish of Don Jorge
Montgomery, vol.
2459 Lalla Rookh,- "a poem by Thomas Moore,
I vol.
2460 Physology;-the Principles Of Physiology
applied to the preservation Of health, and to
the improvement Of physica and mental educa-
ton, by Andrew Combee, (r L. ~ I vol.
2l6l Folche,lo Malaspna, an historical romance
Of the 18th century, by the author of 'Sba
| Odaleta,' 2 vols.
1862 Mothers and Daughters, by the authoress of
pin money, 2 vols.
2463 Cecil Hyde, novel, 2 vols.
246i More-memoirs ef the Life and Correspon-
dence of Mrs. Hannah More, by William Ro-
bens, 2 vols.
3l5 Belgium and Western Germany in 1889, in
Cassel Hanover, the llarz mountains, sc. by
Mrs. Trollope, l vol.
BIG Vidooq-Memoirs Of Vidocq. principal agent
of the French police until 1927, written by
himself, ] vol.
2465 Atlantic Club Book; being sketches in prose
and verse 10y various authors, 2 vols.
2466 Frank Orby, novel by one Of the eleven,
2 vols.
2467 Novelle,tes ofa Traveller, or odds and ends
from the knapsack of Thomas Singularity jour
naman printer, 2 vols.
246S Henri Quatre, or the days Of the league
2 vols
2469 Jameson's Sketches; visits and sketches at
home and abroad, by Mrs. jameson vols |.
2470 Cruise of the Midge, by The author Of Tom
Cringes Log vol.
3l7 Three Years in the Pacific including notices
of Brazil, Chill and Bolivia, and Peru-by an
officer in the U. S. Navy VOL.
iEj~This Library contains nearly 5000 VO-
I.UMES. Annual subscribers by paying So are
entitled to one sett, and can exchange them when
hey please.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
u tcrlss.

Capt. Ross Narrative of his Four Years
Residence in the Arctic Regions will be pub
lishcd in December.
Miss Fanny Jarman, the tragic actress, has
arrived in this country, and commenced her
dramatic campaign at Philadelphia with great
success. This lady is one Of the three Fam
MES, extolled in Dlackwood, as the most gift
ed women of the day. They are Fanny
Kemble, Fanny Kelley, and Fanny Jarman.
The political complexion of the Legislature
of New York is as follows: Senate 2S Tories
and a Whgs--IIousc, "a Tories, "a wings.
We are gratiiicd to learn from the Charles
ton Courier, that the illness of the Hon. Wm.
G.. Preston, did not arise from paralysis, and
was less serious than apprehenGed.
The Governor of fNew-Jersey has issued his
proclamation, appointing the 10th December
next as Day Of Public Thanksgiving and
Prayer.
The ship Victoria arrived at Liverpool on
the morning tide of the 18th October, having
sailed from New-York on the Cd, being less
than seventeen days.
Hon. Peleg Sprague, of Maine, has resign
ed his seat in the Senate ofthc United States.
"The loss of one" (says the Boston Patriot)
"who has attained to an elevated rank among
the orators and statesmen of our country,
from its councils at this moment, will be wit
messed with regret"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
Court or Probate, .ITiidieto,cn. Nor. II, 1884.

Court Of Probate, .lEddletown, Nor. II, 1884.
NN7 HEREAS an Instrument in writing,
w dated goth March, 1898. pnrporting
to be the Last Will and Testament of Eli,a-
beth Dyer, late of Middletown, single woman,
deceased. was presented for probate and let
tcrs testamentary:-It is ordered, That the
same be received and the consideration there
of referred to Court of Probate to be holden
at the Town House in Middletown, on the Sd
Monday Of December next, at one o'clock p.
M. and that previous notice be given by pub
fishing copy ofthis order three several times
in the Heraia ofhe Times, to all persons in
terested to appear at said time and place and
be heard. WILLIAM SMITH, Prob. CK
Nov 2OF1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
.4.SSESSORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscrl-
bers were appointed in legal Town Meet
ing, held on the 3D. of June last, to assess a
tax Of Eighi Thousand Dollars on the ratea-
bic property in the town of Newport, to be
collected aud paid into the Town Treasury
on or before the first day Of December next
We therefore call upon al persons interested
10 give m to either Of a., list OF their ratea-
bic estates, on or before the Sth day of Ccto.
Der next THos. BusH,
Gro. ENus, .1sses'rs.
N. u. i,AMMETT.
Newport, Sept. %, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26

Hon. WILLIAM HUNTER, of this place,
Charge des Affairs to Brazil, with his lady,
arrived at Norfolk on the 10th inst, in the
packet schooner Portsmouth, from New-York
and took passage in the ship Louisiana, Cap
tain Marsden, sailed on the 10Th, for.Rio jan
eiro.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
(From the n. Y. Com. advertise,


ARRIVAL OF THE CoNsTELLATIoN.-Wc
learn by proof slip from the Office of the
Norfolk Beacon, that this ancient frigate (one
OF the three, the others being the Constitution
and the United States, built in 1872, J arrived.
after cruise OF several years in the Medtey,
ganean, at the bite of Craney Island. on
Thursday last, in 30 days from Gibraltar
The officers and crew, all well, although
there had been much sickness by Cholera on
board, nearly one hundred eases having oc-
CURED, and nineteen deaths, including passed
mldshpman, Horatio q. Myers, of South Car
olina The Constellation had encountered
severe weather on the coast for two or three
weeks.
A slip from the Herald Office states, that
the Delaware "a, Com. Patterson, was on the
coast OF Syria, and was expecting to leave
Alexandria shortly for Mahon, touched at
Tripoli and Tunis. The schooner Shark,
Lieut.. Pauldlng, had arrived at Malta, from
Alexandra, and was also expected a. Mahon.
The frigate United States, Captain Ballard,
was at Smyrna, giving convoy to merchant
vessels. 1t was reported that the U. s. ship
John Adams, Captain Conner, had passed
Gibraltar, bound up.
The Constellation has brought over the fine !
marble statues, emblematcal of Peace and
War, intended to ornament the Capitol ofthe |
United States. They were executed by
Louis Persico, and are said to be splendid
specimens of sculpture. As the work of the
artist is exhibited in back view of the fig
ures as well as in front, it is expected that
they will be placed in the Hall Of the House
of Representatives ,on each side OF the Speak
er's Chair, and not in the vacant inches Of
the Rotunda, as has been surmised. Nj. Per-
sico has also executed bust of Gen. Jack
son. which is also Oh board the Constellation
NJ. Persco himself accompanies these me-
MORALS of his genius to Washington, whittier
the Constellation is ordered to convey them.
Peace is represented by female figure with
the olive branch, &c. War; by a figure of
Mars, copied from the best model of the an
clients; they are cut in the Canara marble, of
the finest description.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
TAX FOR 1884.

ENIIE subscriber, Collector OF the Town
N TAX, voted in June last, hereby gives no.
tice, that he has commenced the Collecting of
said Tax, and respectfully requests all those
indebted to pay the same without delay, at
No. 9, Market-square.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, Nov. Goth, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
AUCTIONS.

on O.NWED.NI!SD.4Y-TIHLS Day,
at the store Of the subscriber will be sold
at public auction:-
A quantity OF DRY GOODS in lots TO suit puf-
IN clihsers. w Il Blue blk--Oliye and mixed
pro dcl'tll';--s"'''i eis- --cnliros--counprpanes
blankets, and variety ofoiher articles.
Sn'cs 10 commence ~ o'clk a. M ard viii
continue through the day, Conditions at sale.
nov ~ NJ. HALL, suct'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
COAL.

yENllE subscriber offers FOR sale, five differ
u ent kinds Of ANTHRACITE COAL,
All OF approved quality at Reduced Prices
the Peach Orchard at $7,7o for 22i0lbs.--
The East Primrose at $3.50; the damon
Mine at $3.50; the Lehgh Vein, white ash
coz, f7,25. The above Goals are all from
the Schuylkill. lie also offers the Lacka-
wana Coal at $3.50 per ton, of the 2240lbs to
the ton. The above mentioned Goals, are all
of the first quality.
GEORGE KNOWLES.
Newport, Sept. 25th, 1924.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
New Advertisements.
NOTICE..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the Secretary ofthe Board of Commits
sioners of the Newport Asylum, at the Town
Clerks Office, until the lst day of January
next, for Keeper of the Asylum, for one
year from the 25th day of March next.-A
person with small family. will be preferred.
BY order of the Board Of Commissioners.
JOHN STERNE, Chairman.
Newport, Nov. Goth, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26
HAEMAE MORE.

IL "A ~ N "A IL I've - n -.
/ M EMOIRS Of the Life and Correspondence OF
1 Mrs. Hannah More, by VIM. Roberts Esq.
ABBOTT's WORKS.
The Corner Stone, or familiar illustration of
the principles of christian duty.
Family at llOmeor familiar illustrations of
various domestic duties, With an Introductory no.
tce.
Mother at IIome--or the principles of maternal
duty f,niiary Illustrated
Child at IIome-or the principles of flial duty
famiIiarIy illustrated.
Young Chrstisn-or a familiar illustration Of
the principles Of Christian duty.
THE ABOVE FOR SALE BY
James Hammond,
WHO HIS ALSO FOR SALE,
The life and travels Of the Apostle Paul.
The Pilgrims Progress, with life Of John
Bunyan-by Robert Southey.
Lectures to Young Men on the formation of
character, by Joel IIawes.
A Dictionary ofthe most important nanes, OBJ
jects and terms found in the holy scriptures by
Howard Malcolm.
The Improvement of the mind--by Isaac
Waits, ID. ID.
Cruden's Concordance to the new testament.
A Dictionary Of the Holy Bible, by Edward
Robinson.
Pocket and Family Bibles and Testaments.
Pocket and Pew Prayer Books, elegant and
cheap editions.
Newport, Nov. 20, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26

EOSEPII b. WEAVER, & Co have removed
% TO Store No. 1876, Thames street. sign Of the
Big Hat, recently occupied by John G. Weavef.
aud have JUS, received large assortment Of SUI
periine Eur Seal Caps, Mems and Boys Hair Seal
Caps, Mems and Boys Cloth Caps, Ladies Bea-
yer Bonneis, Boas of all descriptions, Fur Cupes,
&c, on the most reasonable terms. Satin Beaver
or other Hats, made OF the best materials, at the
shortest notice. TOct. 30th 1884
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-26

.NOTYCE.-A Discourse will be delivered
tomorrow evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Lord, at
the Methodist Cbapel--atter which Collec-
ton will be taken for the benefit of the Sab
bath School, connected with that Society.
Newport, Nov 26th, 1884.