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Open do do.
Ihlian Capitals and Figrca
Besides Ornamental Letters, Iacklopc, Muse, Lottery Fig
ure Piece Fracon Superors Asronoica aud other Signs
Space nles Brass Rules Ornamental Dales, Long Braces
more than 300 kinds of Borders and than 1900 kinds Of
Cgfs aud OnlIncnts Tor scoo books newspapers and scientific
works: orders for any of which, for Composing Sticks Cases
rhaaea Sc will De- executed with the utmost prumpttude,
large stock being always on hnnd
They will aso orders for Printing Presses Paper
Ink &c which hey viii furnish al the manufacturer prices
Printers of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
ent (yii tbs no;e three times, sending paper containing
10 Foundry and receive payment when they purchase iour
times the amount Of their bii from the Foundry.
New York March p Iscu GEO BRUCE a co,
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BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
or ALL THE I,IPIOUs SIZES, IND P1TTERNs
in general use,toy gale ot
". GALATIANS
B0Di Stare ond Circulating LiJr0ry
NV G. has recently increased his stock Of Blank Books
and oers them for sale low they be purchased the
State. Oct. 18th
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WINDOW BLINDS.

w 4Is I0" s5&s4 IS I'D.
Far Sale.
P2NHE Undersigned wi furnish the above article reduced
a pnceade 10 the nrai-t style. and ready or hanging
Those who wi- 10 pufcha will please call at the Store Of y
Horsevvel No. l3- 'ThaIne-st
Oct. 10 Il IT. Z. HORSEWEIL. Agent.
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ALSO, THE COMIC TOKEN FOR 1895.
RECENT ADDITIONS TO
". & 4 l. l. 4 ANS
CIR RCULATING LIBRARY.

Newport, Oct 18th.
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Boston, July 26, 1894.
0TEditors throughout the United Siates who will give the
bove few Insertions hes respective papers, and send one
copy containing the same snail be cned to years sub
scrsptOn
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by his Eccelency John Brown Francis, Govern
= or, Captain-Gcncral and Commander in Chic
ofthe state of Rhode-lslaad and Providence Plan
/ tations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-12

The number required for the year, is cs-
timnted at about seven thousand The pro
posals will state the price per ration, at
which the contractor will deliver them in
such quantities as may from time to time be
required On board the said Gutter at New
port. The rations to be Of good and whole.
some quality, to be approved by the collect.
or: and The different articles comprising the
ration, 10 be delivered on board the Gutter in
good and sufficient casks aud vessels, to be
provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof distinctly marked on each.
It is to be understood that tae contractor
will be bound TO furnish, upon reasonable no
tlce, as often as may be required by ,h cap
tam of the Cutter, with the appreciation of
the collector mot exceeding upon an aver
age, one day in each week. such fresh meat
and fresh vegetables as may be equivalent
to the corresponding parts Of the ration al.
lowed in the naval service.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector.
feb I2 3w
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NOTICE.
DROFESsoR |. R. Couirg proposes

OROFESSOR |. r. Co,tirg proposes to
Il give course Of Chemical Lectures in
this town on the science of Chemistry. rhe
course will comprise twenty two leetures--
the introductory to which viii be given this
ereniig at the State.ilouse, and The public
generally are invited to attend. Aiter the
close of The lecture, the terms for the course
will be duly explained, and all those who are
deslrous TO become subscribers for the course
are respectfully requested to hand in their
names.
Professor Cotting has had an experience
of upwards oftwelve years as apublic Lee.
turer, and we have no doubt, from the repu-
tution which he enjoys in this line, as well as
his acquisitions in all the natural sciences,
that he will be vble To offer our citizens a
treat in the science of chemistry, which they
will find difficult to decline.
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SIGN or THE
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IHirrt door SOah IF Mmtet.Squarc,
NEwPoRT, II. l.
Sign or TnE


EUST RECEIVED, ENoLisH LozrNGFs
" of Rose s5assofras and Bossm Of i'olu
for Coughs.--A Variety of IlERBs preserved
by the Shakers for Medical use Lemon
Balm, Sage, Thoroughvort, Wild Indigo,
Ginseng. Colisfoou Black Cobosh. &c.
Robinson's Patent GRoArs e. BARLEY for
making Oatmeal and Barley Cruel in ten
minu,es--cxceflent articles for the nursery
and sick room.
Ncopolitnn PASTE for cleaning bross, sIl.
yer, &c, put up in boxes with directions.
HwsiDg Bottles and Tubes, new end
improved article.
Chinese CEMrNr, water and fire proof, for
mendiug China and Glass ware, put in yials
with directions.
Potent Adhesive PLASTER, a superior ar
ticle.
Fresh JuJUBF PASTE in Boxes aud in
SHEETS, a delightful article ia slight coughs
and hosrseness. ---Vcgetable PULmoSARY
BALsAy for Coughs, Asthma. aud Consomp-
iion.--BLuE PILL, in Mass English sppc-
rior arlIeIo.
Eye GLAssEs, for applying liquid medi-
cines to infsmcd eyes.
Swaim's PASAcEA -- Billiards. OIL Soap
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil: Chlorine
tooth Wash.
a LARGE assortment Of Drugs aud Neji-
ciDes, fresh, and of the first qualify New
Medicine chests kept constantly on hand,
and old ones rehttcd ot the shortest notice.
". B. Particular attcnion.p paid 10 Medical
Prescriptions. Jan. - if
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Died,

In this town on Saturday last, Mrs. MARY
STEVENS, widow Of Mr.. John Stevens, aged
rs yeats.
On Monday, Mr. JoHN ". Cox, son OF the
late Capt. George Cox, ages 3S years.
At Portsmouth on Saturday last, the 9Th
inst NR. ARTIMUs FrsH, in the 7Sth YeaI
of his age.
At Mid ilctown, on the 4th inst. JAMES
!lERvER, and on the 9th inst OcrAvIUs, OF
scarlet fever. both infant sons of Mr.. George
W. Peckham.
At New-Orleans on the 10th January,
much esteemed and regretted, Capt. Jons
CoNGpoN, master ofthe brig Charles Joseph,
of Providence, and son of Mir. Thomas Il.
Congdon, of jamestown, in the Goth year OF
his age.
At Foster, on the 5th inst. DIR. SOLOMON
DRowN, aged 81 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-12
From the Boston Courier)
Prices of Wool at Boston, Feb Sd,

Prime or Snxony Fleeccs,70 a IS cents per
b. American full blood washed wool 60 10 65,
cents, do. do. 80 Sc, 4 do. 40 80, 4 do 40
a As; Superiinc pulled Lambs, 50 60, lst
scrt, 45 to 80, I'd do 81 to Al, Sd do. 30 TO SO,
spinning lst sort, So 20 60 cents por pound
WonI.-Therc have been but few trunsact-
ions in this article since our last report, about
1000 lbs. southern No. I, pulled, have been Ia
ken at 81 Emo, credit. and few small par.
GELS Of lccccs at 50 60 c for wool from low
grade to I blood. A lot Of $4,000 lbs. Vermont
tleeccs averaging but little if any better than Z
blood merjnO, has been sold to u manufacturing
establishment att 56c part cashand balance on
time with interest.
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&;a.'s:5aR

Newport aud Boston Mail Stage, via.
Fall-River and Tauuion.
q EANES Townscud's coffee House.
n Newport, every day, Sundays excepted
at O'clock, A. a.. dine in Taunton at | %.
clock, arrive IA Boston sans evening" Re.
turning, leaves Barkcr's fMalboroush) hotel
Washington ST. Boston, every day, Sundays
excepted, att o'clock. A. IL. dine in Taun.
ton, arrive in Newport same evening.
Fare through SO.
This Stage is connected with tho New.
Bedford stage, at Fall. River. Fare SO.
0F1Extra Coaches furnished nj shurr 40.
lice. Il. d. KNSLEY, Agent,
August Z.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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DR.. MoosE will attend TO various opera
tons on the TrETH on Tuesdays. Thursdays.
and Saturdays, al 10 O'clock A. NJ. at his Of
hce 10 Thames street, 3D. door south of Mar
ket square. Particular attention will be
paid TO dressing teeth ia the neatest manner
without The least Injury IA the snomal. and
also 20 tilling defective teeth with gold, sir
vcr. or foil. lie guarantees that all his opo-
ratons shall b. dohe in the ncalcst manner
without injury To any of -thc Teeth, aud also
that all flhngs shall be permanent. Teeth
al all times extracted w,th the utmost care
aud with the least possible psnl. Old stumps
extracted with instruments especially provi
dcd for the purpose, also teeth cui on level
with thcJaw where II is desirable to save the
roots to insert Artificial teeth upon.
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Hs In ii ell land public caMo

"Failh, an don't We know, Jenny IT'S
bccase the dePosites are removed"
The French King has recently made ov.
ertures to Gen La FSyehe, for an accom-.
modation of their difficulties which were rc
jecied'
The Paris Tailors TO the number Of 10000
have struck for wages. The Shoemakers
have followed suite.
"A QualifeGiIon.--A merchant lately ad-
vertising for clerk who could bear eonfns
meni,' received an answer from one who had
been seren gears in jail!
a lad Is years ofage, lately died of hy-
drophobia al Chllico,he, Ohio, after having
been bitten by a dog more than A months.
The Duke of Darms,adt has stepped the
publication ofthree journals in his dominions.
There isa regular crusade upon the press in
&c rmany, backed by Russia, Austria, and
Prussia.
As no roads are so rough as those that
have just been mended, so no sinners are so
intolerant as those that have lately turned
saints.
Uho reould nj be a fiddler, ,-Pagansni.has
left England gamer by the use of his fiddle
bow to the amount of27 00Oi, equal 20 slls,-
000
Martinique. "A scryilc insurrection is
said to have taken place in this island. Six.
ty negroes have been killed, with arms, in
their hands, and $50 taken prisoners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-12
,~ Ship News. .H
- 30 For. :;-... .; newport, - -
.7RRTTED

.4RRITED.
THURSDAY, Feb. G. - Schooner Virginia
Pettis from Somerset, for Savannah
Schooner Morning Star, Carpenter, fan Prov
idence for Wes, Indies.
Sloop Midas, Earrus, for New York.
Sloop Superior, Chids, I'm Providence for
New York.
Schooner Rodney, Of BorkIy, Hathaway, fnl
New Bedford.
Sloop New York, Of Providence, Dennis, for
New York.
SUNDAY. Feb 9-Sloop Fame Of Pawca-
tuck, Brown, for Newport.
Schooner BENZ D'Wolf, Of and from Edgar
towu. Coffin, master.
Brig Ontario, OF New York Whitmore, from
Mobile for Providence.
MEMORANDA
Arr at Boston on Tue sday last barquc ORA.
gon from Cons;adt Sailed I'm Elsineur Nov.
i2th, in CO. with ship Mount Hope. Green. Of
this port for New York, and passed her ashore
on the Lapsand, having drifted on by the cur.
rent, supposed she got off next day.
Arr. at New Orleans Jan. lIlh, Schooner VIM.
Cozzens, In, Appslschicola. Sailed, Schooner
Cliio, Howard, for do.
Arr. at New York on Saturday, Brig William
Barker, 22 days I'm Maroicabo.
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Bri ghtOn Market.
Mont!oy, E6. 3d.
Reported for the Boston Advertiser
and Patriot.
N-SSTY~Sk

At market this day, 437 Beef Cattle, and 3l2
Sheep, and 100 Swine.
PmcEs-B Beef Cattie-Aa advance was ef.
fected on former prices. We noticed 10 or 30
very Gne taken at So We quote prime at So,
so 5,75, geod at $500 5.25, thin at 81 90 a
$50.
Sheep. = We noticed two extraordinary fine
We,hers taken by Mr.. Abel Burdit for S39 a
10, Of fine We,hers for $5,67, and lot for So.
Is lot of inferisr quality were taken, price not
known TO us.
Suine- Sales quick 3 or small lots of Bar
rows were taken at &c. and sows at sc. At ro
tail, sc for sows and &c for barrows, for those
weighing over 100, less than 100, 81 for sows
and % for barrows,
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FALL GOODS

rHNllE subscribers having engaged ni the
Cotton Bat,s madc by tho "Newport
Steam Factory" for the term Of one wear
will be regularly supplied with these dif,;r
en-, qualitics, which will be sold al 3, 10 and
i25 cents per pound, mot bundlcdJ warrant .
ed l6 ounces TO each. poupd.
WM. G.. COZ/ENS 81 co.
N y. The kind at l2l cents being en-
,ircly free from dirt, seeds or any other rub.
bish, as matter of economy is warranted TO
be decidedly the cheapest.
Sept. IT, 1893.
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JOHN A, HAZARD,5 Adno's,r
VIM. HAZARD, "'" ''
COURT OF PROBATE.

.Nwporf, Feb 3d, 1884.
T'IIE Administrators account on the Es-
j. tate of Richard NJ. Peckham, was pre-
ser,ed for allowance. 1t is ordered that it
be received and the consideration thereof
referred to Court Of Probate to be holden
at the State House ia Newport, on the first
Monday in March next, at o 0o'cloek, A. NJ.
aud that previous notice be given by publish
ing copy Of this order three several times
in the X / Republican, for all persons in
tcresied to appear at said time and place, g.
be heard. (Wi,ness)
B. D. ROWLAND,
febJ3w Probate Ci,rk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-12

One ofthe Missionaries IN Asia writes
home ,ha, a Negro Hing who lived re.
mote from any siation-no missionary
ever having visited his dominions-sent
to a neighboring province to procure a
missionary, to pay for which he sent 10
10 head Of cattle. As n matter Of course
he procured one-I000 head Of cattle il
not to be sneezed Att was cloud
call."-Be.fast NE. J Journal.
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CO-PARTNERISIIIP FORMED.
a. HOWE,
g.
j. T.. METCEEAR.

HAVING entered into co. partnership in
Il u the discharge of the duties Of n Livery
Stable, respectfully solicit a part of the pub.
lie patronage. They have two separate sta
bies--onc will be KEEP; at the Bellevue lotel
aud the other on the north side Of Pelham 81
next above Mr. Townsend's Coffee House
Their horses and carriages are second to
none, and close attention will be paid to the
calls and wishes Of all who see proper 10 cx.
tend to them their favors. They will always
be in readiness to attend 10 the arrivals and
departures Of the Steamboat. In word
they are prepared 10 NEE, any exigcncy
which usually comes within the sphere cl
their business, horses kept for long or short
period. Terms liberal.
Iunc 10
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AUCTION.
Building stones for Sale,

FOR SSLE, 1T PUBLIC AUCTION
On Saturday, FEB. l5th, 1884. at y o'clock,
II, W on The farm nolo occupied BY CnA's.
HAZARD, near Edsion's Beach.
A BOUT 600 yards Of STONE WALL, in
"A lots TO suit purchasers. The Stones 10
be removed on or before the 18th day OF
March next.-Condtions of Sale, Cash.
WIN. LOWE. .4actioaeer
Newport, Feb. l2. lw.
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COAL.

rE>lIE subscriber has received and is now
Offering for safe two csreocs Of the
hard and soft LEHiGH CO.7L. of best
kind, broken and screened ready tor lmmc.
date use, for 81 IS ccnts for 22iD lbs.
hLSO--a lot Of The first qlalIiy of
LaCk.3U.l.V.1 for a7,GO.
The soft Lehgh has been tried in Phia.
dclphia, aud approved Of IN the kitchen aud
parlor groics, Steam Engines, and CupoIa
Furnnces--it burns brilliantly, gives moro
blaze, aDd without The sIng, dross eindcr
and the impurities common. TO mos, other
coal. WM. VARS.
nun 90
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Cheap. Cheap!! Chcnp.!:
THE PENNY MAGAZINE.
81 He Sociciy. J0r Me d,Dnsi0n
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3 80 for ~ monthly parts Of "a LARGE PA.
oEs each -profusely embcllished with splcn.
did ENoRAyiNGs.--Thi work has circula-
ton OF o7er Two HUNDRED AND TWENTY
rupusAND copies in Great Britain, and is
still RAPIDLY extending. The vide circula-.
tion Of this Magazine among all classes of
the community renders il most effective
instrument forlhe diffusion Of know ledge
The materials Of each number arc subjected
10 the vigilant and constant supcrintcndancc
OF committee, as it is Of the highest inpor-
ance that nothing bot souSD and correct
information should be inserted. Tho above
work is confidently recommended TO the
Public.
0PThe numbers can be examined, and
subscriptions received at
w.CALbAlIAN'S
Book Store, and Circulating Library.
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FOR SALE.

rg'IlAT valuable and plcnsant Estate some
4 iinrot called the Barring Place" or "Drn.
mel Farm" the property Of George "A Gray,
situated on thc west shore in the iown of Mid.
dletown, five miles from Newport, contaii.,s
AZ acres of good land, with an cxcel.-at house,
ncsg barn, stable aud other Sufficient oui build.
ings, nlt ia good repair r'aid farm Is also well
fenced md waierai, has extensive orchards, an Il
valuable privilege for sea manure Terms
may bs known by application TO the snbscribnr
WILLIAM q. HAMMOND.
0rt It
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Vol. "a
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.

rE,!!OMAS FOWLER IT,. has. during the
d past week received large supply Of
seasnnablc goods--Anmng them are--
Elegant dark prints. G.nghams, CON-
mon Cacocs, Mourning do, merino cloths,
and msrsno cIrcassions. chinizes, gloves. and
hosiery, fancy hdkIs, pongees, silk velvet
,abby do, black silks of every quality, ihrea
cdgngs, srecian quilting, bobbinet do, Epg-
llsh aud domestic flanncls, Canton Co., fg'i
booking, table covers. rose blankets, broad
cloths, cassimeres, habit cloths. petorsban.
sa;Inets. and dark vsstings. Russia dams.i;
Irish linen iroc, IS 81 10 100 The yard, birds
eye and Russia diapers. brown aud bleached
sheeings and shirIingf, beaiickins, crash,
&c. &c.
Oct 3D.
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Fdnaticism, "A farmer at Haberhau-
sen, near Schrobenhausen, in Swabia,
on the 24th ult. in fit of religious IA
natieism, killed his wife, by cutting her
throat, and then beating her violently
with metal crucifix, in order, ms he
said, to drive the devil out of her. Du-
ring this insane and cruel operation, his
children were compelled to remain on
their knees, repeating their prayers
The neigbbors came in at the cries of
the poor woman, but too late to save her
life-iStar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-12
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
CORN OLE NTWPnRC.
OF NE " PORT,

february an, 1884.
SEALED Proposals viii be received at
~ this Office, unit, the eighth day of March
next for the supply of rations to the non.
commissioned officers and seamen of the U.
States Revenue Cutter Tigiidni, for the term
of one year from the first day of April next.
The ration for the Gutter Service, is the
same as that allowed in the Naval Service,
and consists of the articles enumerated in
the following table, TO wit:
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100000 Bricks.

4
| ADAMS, Newport llarbor, II. !. OF
100000 Bricks.
These Bricks must be cast in moulds of such
size as to average when burned, eight inch.
cs, by four inches, by two and a half inches
They must be of the best quality ofmcfchan
table Bricks. The proportion Of salmon or
pale bricks must not exceed one eighth 'oI
| the whole, and no soft ot very pale bricks
will be received. The proportion of arch
bricks must not exceed enc cighth OF the
whole. and none of these that are much
warped, will be received The proportion
of broken Bricks must not exceed two per
cent AT least 100000 10 be delivered by
the first day Of June next, and tho remainder
I'm the course of the Summer aud Autumn OF
the year, at such period as may suit the con
ycnience Of the Contractor, p'oyifed there
be always on hand the supply requisite for
the progress Of the work.
| Should any person desire to furnish the
stated number of Bricks or less number
of "A size different from that given above, they
will please to accompany their proposals with
a statement of the length, breadth, and
thickness, of q well burned Brick, Of the
kind they wish 10 supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair sam.
pie will be required TO be- deposited IN the
Engineers Ofli;c, at Fort Adams which
should il prove satisfactory, will govern in
the inspection Of the several deliveries.
Payment will be made, If required. on
each cargo duly inspected and received
All communications touching ths subject,
to be directed to Brcvci Col JosEPH q. Tor
TEN, u. S. Engineers. Newport, X. l.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'rs.
Bfcvet Col.
Fort Adams, Newport IIarbor. X. l.
January u, 1884.
nTThc publishers ofihe Herald ofthe Times
Warren Il. |. Star, Of the Portland, Bath, Gar.
diner, HaIloweN Wscasset, Thomastown,-
Bucksport, Bangor, and Bclias, (Mc) papers
or tho Por,srnouih y. II. papers Ncw5uryport.
Salem, Taunton, New. Bedford, and Fall River,
Mass papers --. Boston Patriot--Stonlngion,
New London, Middlctown, and Hartford tCD
papers - of the N. 7 Courier & Enquirer, N Y.
American Journal Of Commerce, and Of the
Newburg STAR will please & We the above notice
four insertions, and iorwurd their Accounts.
IL, dw.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
w. IS. & T.. j SWAN

IL AVE this day entered INTO co-Part-
IL nership, and will hereafter jointly DO
business as Merchant Tsilors, at the we'll
known stand. which, Mr.. VIM. B. Swan has
till now individually occupied as n Merchant
Tailor. Mr.. w. b. Swan feels grateful for
past fayors. and hopes that the firm may me-
rit a continuance Of those fayors which has
hitherto been libers.ly awarded 10 him
JanIt
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FARE REDUCED TO 81, TO BOSTON
New lR5ssz2R Line.

Stages VII leave Providence for Boston
every dsy, Sundays excepted, at half past 8
O'Clock, r. ". Any business entrusted TO
the care Of the drivers will be pubctually at
tended to- as they have driven on the road
the lssi sixteen years.
CP Books kept at Jo7es's Providence lIo-
tel. Andrus's Washington Hotel, and G.
Sbepard's corner Of Market square g. Nortl
Main Street
T.. MILLER, n.
JanIt a. ROUNDS.