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Arr at Bristol. iI!h, ship Charlotte, Church, ~
IS from Havana. he & has been i6 da,s or
4 e coast and experienced severe weather, tu, re-
ceived no material damage.
SIoop Reaper, fnan. New York.
Sailed llth, schr Caroline, Il hon pson. New
Orleans.
AT Havr,, Feb 9th, ship Ru,hea. for New
Orleans.
a New Bedford I4h. ship Java, Eilln,an souih
Atlantic, 1880 Lb's whale and $50 sp oil. Re
pots, Dec 21th ship Warren, Mayhem, mos fnl
Warren, so blls sp ard 4 ri whale.
Also arr ship i.nespool, psggett, South Allan
tic. 1900 bbs whale and % sperm 10Th. Colum-
bus, Pease, do, 500 sperm aud COO whale. Re-
ports, Jan 9TH. Atlantic, Mason, of this port, 4
whales.
Sailed from Mobile, Goth, ship Sarah s. Arsilia,
Eennett, for IIavre.
Joseph Gardner, Of Wexford, fell overbourd
from the schr Oral. at New York, from Para, and
was drowned
A, Genua, Jan 26th. brigs Tom Crngle, Cobb,
from New Orleans, cargo supposed TO be damag-
ed.
AT st Marks, 22d ut, brig Aldeneronto, Davis,
from Charleston George Washington, Peck,
Mobile.
AT New Orleans 23d, brig Crawford, Gardner.
Charleston. Cid Gath brig Benz Ruggles, Parker,
Boston.
At New Bedford .7ih, ship Brandt, Maxfed,
South Atlantic. 1860 bbs oil [75 spl Spoke, Jan
lIth, ship North America. Grinnel Of Warren IT.
90 bbls 18th, Fama, Li,tlefed, Bristol, 95O.-
Feb l7th, at Fernando, Noronha, ship Mary, Pad
dock for Nantucket, $500 bbls-had spoken Sept
18th to l5th, Constitution, Clifford. Of Newport,
1850; Edw Quesnel, Barnard, Fall River, 1900.
At New York, Agenora, Church, Matanzas.
At Charleston, 9th, brig Atlas, Thompson, New
Orleans.
AT Savannah, 9th, brig Sea Island sedric, Bos-
ton.
At Mobile, 81, bri. Wexford, Hunt, Prov.
Brig Oscar, knight, Of Portland, from Mntanzas
for Boston, with cargo of $50 hhds molasses, was
abandoned 7th inst, about 40 miles from New In
lct
At Matanzas, 9Th inst brigs Agnes, Vinson, and
Emeline, Usher for New York, in ten days; Lau-
rel, Spooner, for Providence 10th Austin, dis
charging.
Arr at New Bedford, "Wednesday, March Is.--
Ship Endeavor, Soule, from India II and South At
antic Oceans, via st Helena, with 400 bbls sperm
andl00 whale oil, and 1000 lbs bone, to G. G.
.ibert and others. Reports, Dec 10Th, Fenclon,
Jcnney, New Bedford, 1900 ; 18th, Shylock, Ham
mond, Rochester, 600 whale 80 sp oath Roy al
William, Fisher, St Andrews, 1900 wh 1870 sp;
George & Martha, Eddy, New Bedford. 9 wins !;
goth Clay, Church, Lynn, 1860 VIII Jan I'd, Dry
ade. Taber, Rochester, $50 Grand Turk, Bart
lett, New Bedford, 1000 Louisa, Wooey, Bos-
ton. whales 9th, Constitution, Coffin, Nantuck-
ct 500 Mozambique. Cox, st Johns. 900
bound to the Indian Ocean 10th, South Carolina,
Maxfed, Dartmouth, l5OO-Ieaky 9th, Allan
tic, Young, Bridgeport, o whale. Heard from in
Dec ships Hercules, Goodwin, N Bedford, want
ing one whale Jan 9th Emerald, Norton, do 2I
90. Spoke Feb sth, lat 2 s. lon 25 w. bark
Brothers. Hale, 3s days FIN Boston FOR India
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b OH ID AVOL

al The NetO Cash Store, IN Water-sireet,
< rS7AVING great desire to reduce his Stock
iEh Of Goods, as muoi as possible, previous
~ The opening Of spring business, will for the
future, offer any article nov ON hand. i0toer than
IS usual, even for him. to soil Goods.
march H. 1886.
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A Workman belonging to certain
shop in Paris, and who was accustomed to
inebriety, not coming at the usual hour,
his comrades out Of sport, hung him in
effigy, and went to neighborng tavern
TO celebrate, over wine his pretended
funeral obsequies. The poor young man
hearing of il, was so chagrined that he
actuaiy committed suicide
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We learn from Boston. that the Coun-
Gil have confirmed the nomination oi
OLIVER PREscorr, Esq, Of this town, rs
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Bristol
IN. B. Gazette.
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AUCTIONS.
At AMctiOA.
PAUL WAR e


PAUL WARE
arrival Of tho schooner Samuel
& James,-The largest variety
,- Of PEACH AND APPLE
IREES ever offered in the County, VIZ:
APPLE TREES.
No. Varieties.
|. Half sweet and half sour,
2. New York Sweeting,
3. Honey Greening,
d. Talman Sweeting,
b. Goodenough,
6. Striped Gilly flowers,
8 Ceniting,
Long-Island Greetings,
10 Russell Sweetings,
II Rhode Island Greetings,
l2 Redduck,
l3 Ponce Greetings,
Ia Spur Sweeting,
10 Speckle Greening,
l6 English Parmain,
~ Pumpkin Sweeting,
10 Striped Sweeting,
10 Leather Coat Russell,
20 English Russell,
81 Black Gilly yfower,
a2 Early Russell,
% Cheese Brook,
Summer Greenings-Taunntcn Sweet
lngs-Wing Sweetings- Wa,erbore Sweet
ings-Taber Sweetings-Red SweetinRs
Early cheesebrook Swe-tings-Rarerips
-Codline-N onesuch--L
low Newton Pippin-Gait and other Ap-
pie Trees.
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PEACH TREES.

CliDgstone
Mallieontune,
New York yellow Rareripe,
Pine Apple Clingstons,
Washington Lemon CIingstenc, I 4
Jackson yellow Rareripe,
Necterine Pine Apple,
Late Clingstone,
Washington RareriPc,
White Bloom,
Blood,
Red kareripe,
New York Rareripc,
Malicontune CIings,one,
White Ciingstone, sc.
march 81.
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bewildered she referred Him to Murray,
when, for the first tire, he learned that
no, no, meant yes.
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Ba,oHrox Market, March Q.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.

At market $40 Beef cattle, I2 pairs
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves,
TAO Sheep, and 375 Swine. About 10
Beet Cattle, and $50 Sheep we're at mar
ket last week-5o Beef Cattle and 200
Sheep uasold.
PRIcEs. Reef CaHls-Marke: exceed
ingly dull and prices some reduced. We
noticed two or three yoke very fine fat
and heavy taken for something more than
our highest quotations (say ~ 25c)-
we quote prime at S3s a GAS Cd; good at
80 32s Cd thin at - 90 We also
noticed two lots taken for barrelling at 81
and 28s.
Working Oren-No sales.
Cows amt caIues-$22, ,25 and sac.
Sheep-"Duil"-lo,s were taken at ga
26, 80, 80, So and S9s.
Srcins-One LOT Of large selected bar
rows were taken at 5 SO several lots
10 retail at 4 Sd for sows, and 3-4 for
barrows. AT retail 6 aud &c.
THE SLATE TRADE. Extract ofa letter
dated Fernando Po, Move rnLer 10 -
"Yesterday the American ship General
Hill arrived here, and reported that there
are 10 tho south of the line 25 slavers,
in Wydah, to the northward ofus, l2 in
Bony, 6 in Old Calber, 4 and ] in the
Cameroons. These vessels will take n
way about 10000 poor victims. l am
further informed that there nre 100
SAID OF slave vessels fitting out for the
coast. We have but one cruiser now on
the station, the Lunx, so that the trade
ofour merchants will be ruined if steps
are not taken to stop these miscreants."
London Herald.
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Spring Goods

Al The Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
FEVHE subscribers have this week re-
ID ceived a supply of seasonable goods,
and will continue to replenish their stock
as the season advances, being determined
to have at all times on hand, a full assort-
ment Of goods adapted to the wants Of tho
Gentlemen.
TURNER s SALISBURY.
murch Ia.
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II gives US pleasure to announce the
return OF the Hon TRISTAN BURoEss TO
our city, on Wednesday, in good health.
i Providence Jour.
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STOCKS

At Uhoiesale and Retaii-NEw STYLE.
'AHE subscribers beg leave to invite the
particular attention of the Gentlemen to
their extensive and most desirable assort-
ment of Stocks. These stocks are all
new, having been recently prepared and
now presents most splendid assortment,
embracing every style and quality, which
will be sold cheap.
TURNER s. SALISBURY,
march I. water street.
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vi a R Rs He'd.

- In Newport. on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev Mr. Dumont, George Engs, Esq. to Miss Eliz-
abeth Mein, daughter Of the late John Mein, Esq
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A western editor, in answer TO some
remarks of a cotemporary on the subject
Of intrmpcrance, advises him not to Prate,
for "the fellow drinks SO much beer, that
he turns sour erery time II hunders.
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A Rare Chance.

THE Farming Land Of Freeborn Sisson
is offered to let out for the coming season
on reasonable terms. This Land is stua-
ted in tho town sf Warren, and comprises
about eighty acres, large portion OF
which Is meadow and in excellent order
for tilling. Apply to
JOHN TROTT.
march 6, 1888. :3w.
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letter received IN this town, from Capt. Bur-
den. OF the ship Ga'en, dated Dec 25th, 1895,
reports her with $50 hbls oil, $50 spe,m.. to sill
in lie" days for Indian Ocean-ali well. [Ihe
Ame ic.n Consul ht d not ariyed.l
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Arr ut Fall River, l4th, ship A,ticus, ,Cole, lG
days in Havana. Left, brigs Rapid, Barton, from
New York; Vermont, Gadding, do; sehr Rising
States, Munro, Bristol.
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NEW GOODS AT
LONG lsOOMyl

NVM. T. WHEATON has just reos;ved
w bles ched and unbloa cbed cotton Bauwets.
red nannei., blese ehed shect,ngs and shirt,ugs.
checks. coIorei cambricks, f,rniture ealicoes.
blankets. dimi,iss. white and colo, cd bed lace.
colored gro dc nap silk for Hoods, $e.. ss.ing
silks, silk brsids and cords. hooks and eyss.
pins, colored tss,e. blue black pilk veIve,x ~
black do. silk hdkfs. ealico's. boss, kni,s,ne
co,,ons, green ediosh siik, silk hose, rsssses.
sc. &c. For Bsrgsins isppiy at I'M . Olp
CHEAP sronr"-MiLLsR-Srn
Jau IL.
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Melancholy Suicide.-Mr. Stephen
Sherman of Pittstown, got up from his
breakfast table, on Monday morning Goth
ult. went into another room, took up a
razor and cut his own throat, in such a
manner that he died in few moments.
We learn that he had been occasionally
deranged fos some time.
tMr. Sherman, we believe, formerly resided 10
Swanzey, Mass.
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Probate Clerks Office, Ta,ren, March
10, 1885.

'ESTATE or PHILIP s. G.ARDNEP.
'tNr, TiCE Is hereby given tha, the Gurrdiau
SNt to tho pelsJn and estnte Of Philip S. CIR
dner, OF W nrcn, has LOGGED his account in this
Office br acceptance and allowance (; and the
Same Is referred TO the second Monday Of Apn
ncEt. nj O'Clock, p. NJ. for consideration I:
and notice thercoiis ven To eli persons inter
osedt to appear at that time and be heard.
m2l' :. RANDALL. P.obate Clerk.
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The Salem Mercury Of Wednesday
saws -" The Court Of Common Pleas
commenced its session at Ipswich on
Monday. We understand that the Grand
Jury yesterday found bill Of indictment
against the Rev. George b. Cheever, for
n libel"
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N Ia Court Of Probate holden within ond
~s,A for tho town OF Warren, March ., 1885,
the Executor Of the las, Will and Testament OF
DANIEL KELLEY, late Of Warren, deceased, !,
presented his .irst account for settlement AMI
allow ance---lT IS THEREFORE
ORDERED that the consideration thereof be re-
fcrrcd TO a Court Of Probate to be holden at
said Warren, on the End Monday Of April
next, and that previous notice bo given 10 all
concerned, by publishing this order thieo sever
al times in the Northern Star, at which time ali
persons interested may appear and be heard.
MIA. \. RAND Alb. Probate CLERK.
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IMPosrER!-A man was brought before
the Police Court in Boston, 18th inst, on
a charge of vagrancy. II appeared that
he had been travelling through different
parts Of the city for some time past, So
liciting money from the inhabitants, un-
der the plea Of being a distressed Pole.
lie called himself BIBINsKI, and had ma
ny testimonials from respectable individu-
ais to produce. lie proved to be Dutch
man and an IMPosTRR! lie was sent to
the House OF Core ction for months.
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NYAk.niNG pane for sale by
w Jan 81. y5mss Gsrdusv.
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A physician, named Moniz, took up
his residence in Norfolk, Virginia, when
driven from Portugal during the political
troubles some years ago. The change in
affars in that nation induced the Doctor
10 return: and he was soon elected a
member Of the Cortes-where he had
scarcely taken his seat, before he offer
ed a resolution to the Chamber of Depu-
ties, expressing tho grateful sense with
which the conduct Of the United States
was regarded in relieving the inhabitants
Uf the Cape dc Verbs.
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NAVAL. The Frigate Cons,it ution
sailed from New York for Havre, on
Sunday morning.
The u. S. frigate Bradywinc, Com.
Wadsworth, was at Valparaiso on The 22d
November all well.
The U. s. ship Vincennes, Capt
Aulck, sailed on the Goth, for Callao, VIA
lntermedios all well.
The ". S. ship Natchez, Com Rem
shaw, sailed from Rio de Janeiro, 18th
January, for Rio de la Plata.
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EGAsS AMBITIONS AND

CHHOVEL & TONGS.-Just received ftom
- New York very handsome assortment,
newest fashion brass endirons do do. brass
shovel and tongs. Also Brnss end ION head
ell common shovel and tongs, for sale by
dl3. q. L. GARDrER. water-st
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ginia would this winter nominate some distinguished re-
publican as their candidate for the Presidency that the
probabilities would be in favor of his election.
In the election of any man whose principles
strictly republican erory sense republicans cvery
where, oithc Virginia school OF politics would
y IN dread of sinister influence upon Congress by
me and this being known the of
eectng choice OF the present aSprant would lead the
probable determination in other States follow our lead
and thus accomplish our object Every whose princ
pie rs, measures not men, who is
OF the Constitution, ought To rejoice in such result and
have doubt would rejoice, in the increased prospect
OF the perpctua,ion of his country freedom and happ
ness Let us then rally whose whole POI
htcoi lite demonstrates him to be Republican suns
Pet q reprocho who would administer the Govern
ment of the United States in such manner as to demon
strate, that he advocate for the Rights of the
States and the Union of the States - who would sedu-
lousy endeavor to keep the Federal strictly
within ITS own constitutional limits; and, by his example
shew the States, that il comporcd with their interest
and happiness to keep within theirs: and such man
confidently believe Judge Philip Pendlcton Barbour
10 be- The long and bright course he has pursued,
can leave no doubt the mind ofany candid mand as
to the future Let go for him. them with long pull
strong pull and pull all together Let leave the sub
jects which have much divided u.s. and unite upon
son OF the Old Dominion, who has the requisite talents
anu patriotism to discharge the duties of the high
which has much of the destncs of country con
nccted with its beneficial injurious influence
But, although have expressed my preferences for
Judge Barbour, will most cheerully unite any other
man, who, like him, furnish full evidence of his en-
tire fitness for the Presidency, and who will more fully
harnonize the Republican family and thereby concen
rac llp,cr force in his support 1t is from the
ration OF harmony TO the Republican family. that the
election of the President would be certain victory here
AFTER because il would form raying point to Rcpub-
cans for the future, and being the of calling to-
geheri Congress, body of Republicans who cannot
liberties of our country in which the glory oevery
American. CITIZEN.
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Alta meeting Of the sockholier. Of Virginia. on Mon
Tor represent made for the places
~ Redmond BroekeObroush Robcr, cwa,bncy, rhoma.
I 1so,Se T. Sampson Thomas vOden Blair Burwe
unyo John COSBY wm Barres Jno Walker and Henry w.
c,ISS p Ls%b John sSu,hsse William seldcn
Newton William H. MssS ,ss hSsSS ,s Gh"s
L. winghela Henry b. Rea1ion' aud swspou whitehead.
b issGc iifS ; S sss wsSs D,
Sas 'fI.S r M sa William A%ai san NIo job" ~
s 's S Ms,e BAIL Gordon John Scott ,ohn :.
Robert Ellis samuel Phillips, John l.. Maye vas
hgScaSsr D"a9sy nalIa Mspanicl Henry Eli
William W. Norse cGar- l. Mo.sy JoGS iiolo. SAMUEL Now
T George os S%s f goa - n SsS Dickinson,
Ss Soa' soIpG" Coleman and Samuel
n GsorgG W. Summers, speer Patrick, Joel Shrewsbury s
sNew directors.
Directors chose" for the Farmers Bank ys~ year
By The reespAp N. " Sis1Sis. JAIME, Rawlings. lame,
bernard Pyy,On William Anderson %sehSaI1 PesssSs Ma
By Sia1S Shs MS.p Eii Nchoa. MILL,
Samuel Reeve, Samuel $. Myers py,erJ. Chevaic
ngas Moclceoi Cooke capron rhona. D. Soy
L. J., :. For 9, lsiehSrd Dickson.
D. fie"lcy, N C. Whitehead, Richard H. chambcanc.
by the ,cs,irewian, Ro5erto@ John " Wilcox William
n i koSc e.@s stephen G. Wells Thomas whtworth,
~ e Morieca, James Mcfarland, jr,
a S Js ,ar as i WG Gssl :Sss
mas s II; Bots JohnJ Berry.
William crump Samuel Gordon, Anthony Buck.
Byae EratiocJohn NJ WSr~ek. samuel Miller Colin Buck
Ser, John G. Meen Lorenzo NOe IIobson Jons Nc
A., p res tas 40 e Rad winee Rich
ara iyrec' John W. BHswci, Ammon Hancock
aks Rocr + BaS Richard s nj Is ST
ton k, .s =; Byrd, George f. Washington.
Bruce George W. Baker, James stackhSa.s.
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TO all ntents and purposes, obligatory If this be
the doctrine you hold, what would ask becomes Of
the right of instruction When should il be exercised
Would not the representative for the time being during
the period of his regency, BE- lord aud MASTER, and
the hope of turning him out the expiration of his
term of service what correction would his constituents
have No will pretend to say the Constitution pro-
vides but there moral obligation growing out
of the nature and character of representative Govern
ment and consecratcd b. the practices of all the ortho
dox politicians OF powerful to be disregard
ed The circumstances under which the Spring elections
occurred, should be taken into consideration. From
Maine to Florida, the whole country conyuscd. Blu
siness of almost every description, in state of
stagnaton, or else unprahtahy carried The pre-,
sent exhibited picture not very pleasing the eye; of
the future, the most gloomy ancipations INDUCED
And all this scene OF conmoton and distress atlri
butcd to the measures of the Federal Executive. But
the prophecies of the panicnakcrs have been alsed
the excitement has subsidized and in the place of ruin
that was to stare in the face, meet with peace and
plenty in every abode. The mist which couded the vi
sion Of the people, has been dispecd by the bright u-
minary of truth, and they forth with minds
disabused, and Gin the majesty of their strength
qure of you compliance with their wishes or rcsig-
nation Of your seats. KING WILLIAM.
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disregard OF the wants and dscsEes Of the people You
canno then support one, who is its advocate far he
dareS Are you, both ia principle and feeling at war
with the hercsy of Notification, State Rights so
construed and perverted, To be in the
Then you cannot support one who its favorite and
battered Minister smear the Government of South Ca
rolna, and IS the intimate of its illegal fathers there and
fond nurses here When our country assaulted by
foreign enemy, from whose unnatural bondage cght
years OF blood and had hardly freed her did you
THINK an appeal to the sword necessary her nsucd
honor and Independence III you support one
who Ind little regard for either To oppose that last
solemn appeal to the God of battles Are you Demo
cratS Then you cannot support who is, theory
and practice, am Arsocra; who despiscs the poor and
lawns at the rich who places the Te1ea represent:
on level with the Sdres he governs the degraded
grocJ. who watch the glance Of his eye and obey the
wave of his hand But, if you not any thing have
Supposed you to be- you support who and is
all have describcd-you vote for BENJAMIN
Watkins Leigh !.
Gentlemen: will not multiply words You will UNI
derstand me- This is my first attempt at political
but should you contrary my lust expectations on
the 9th of January bc..ay and degrade the West by
bestowing your suragcs upon that individual, who of
all Virginia distinguished sons, has the least claim up
on them, II God spares my life, it shall lie the last
AT the Spring elections, you shall hear again from
A BACNWOODSMAN.
Nlonongalia JAM I, 1895.
Ifany wanting of this fact is TO be found in Tho
vote OF Mr. Leigh the following the
House of Delegates and adopted by that body the January
"Reored tho opinion Assembly that however b
value the blessings of peace aud however may
evils OF the no hare
a. ~ disgracciu, and is honoablc.'
considered Virginia.
war wan Great isin which then agaed finally declared
in the House of Delegates Leigh voted In
the negative company with the leading Fcderasis
Mr. chapman Johnson also voted against it in the Senate,
notify Of 8 asains, Is.