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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30
ITEMS.

Fres.-A large Machine Shop at Woon-
socket Falls, Cumberland r. l., was destroy
cd by fire on the night Of the 18th inst. The
flames communicated to a cotton factory, be-
longing to &. c. Ballou, large store, occu-
pied as grocery, two backsmiths shops,
two buildings used TO store cotton and small
dwelling house belonging to James Arnold,
which were also consumed. Loss estimated
at 5000; insurance, $4,000, at the Prov
idence Washington Office, and at the Hart
ford E,tna Office.
The Bangor papers say there will be more
buildi ngs erected in that city the ensuing
summer than during any previous year.
There is no question but Bangor is increasing
in wealth, business and population, with re-
markable rapidity, perhaps with rapdity un-
examplcd in this State. However, while the
young city of the east is going ahead with
giant strides, it is gratifying to know that
other portions of The State are not standing
STILL Even our good city of Portland may
be said to be in growing and ilourshng
condition. There arc to be more improve
ments in the way of building this year than
there have been on any former years. Al
ready the work has commenced in good car
nest Portland Courier.
The large Bleaching Establishment con-
nccted with the cotton factory Of the Union
Company, in Manchester, Con-, was destroy
ed by fire on the night of the 10th inst.
The Postmaster General has issued a Cir
cular directing the PoStlnasters to charge
letter postage on every thing in the shape OF
a letter; and including particularly, price
currents, printed on letter sheets, which fold
ed with one end open, have heretofore passed
as newspapers or periodical sheets. by cx-
actions such as this, Mr.. Barry probably
hopes to retrieve to the department the enor-
nous expenditure under the head Of "pnpcr
blanks aud twne."
The number of copies Of Miss Reeds "SN
months in n Convent" which passed the hands
of the binder, between the lith of March anc
the 10th of April, as stated in the Boston
Transcript, was 23,22l, and the publishers
have orders, yet to be supplied, for 5000 cop
les more.
Paring.-Thc Ncw-Yorkers arc trying ex.
perimen,s, for the purpose of ascertalnine
what is the best and most durable mode o
paving the streets. A section of Broadway
is about to be pared ,cih rood, nitcrthe Rus
sian manner, to test the excellence of tha
mode.
The discoveries at Pompcii, are every day
becoming moro interesting. II Is not lone
since that there was discovered IN spendi'
dwelling, fragments Of ivory, on which were
Egyptian figures in divers colors, wh'cl
proves that the art of Miniature Painting wa'
known to that age.
A Journey from Philadelphia to Louisville
1000 miles, has recently been performed by
gentleman, with considerable baggage, a, th'
rate Of two cents per mile
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Friday, 24ti-sch Isabel, Turner, from Sandwich for
New ork.
Brig New Columbia, Ingraham, 10 days fn Matanzas,
bound to " arren.
Sch Eliza GetSey, Ames, from Boston for New lia
ven.
Sioop Swan, Lovey, from Newbnrypori for Hartford
Sloop Trader, Eurt, from New York.
25tlI-schr Imp ror, Godfrey, fin Taunton, for New
York.
Sch Loui'a, Macomber, from New Bedford for Balti-
more.
sch Eliza Jane, Perry, from Boston for rhilada.
Sch ADJ enture TueI, from New York for Boston.
Goth sch Leo Rogers, from Bath TT Providence.
sIuop Agenoria Has, from larwich for New York
27ti-sch Mary Betscy, Kelley, from saco for irov
idence.
sIoop Omega, Starbuck, f ON Nantucket for rrov'd.
eS-Brg Amazon, Griffin, from Eastport for phladel-
pha.
sch Henry, Nicholas, from Eastport for Philad.
Sch tompeer, Lincoln, from Philad. for Boton.
29-Ship Giotins, Page, of salem, l47 days from Ma
nilla-put In for Orders.
sIeop Providence, Brown, from New York for Provi.
den.e.
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TO THE HON. TOWN COUNCIL OF
THE TOWN OF NEWPORT.

At the commencement Of the Year last past
the number Of Inmates in the NEWPORT ASYLUM
During said Year there has been received, At
Making in all................ll5
Of whom have died. ..........-.5
"a have been discharged. "a
have run away ..-....4 33
Leaving on 25th March, 1885, as inmates =. SO
ViZ-NIales 45-Femaes 81.
Vic,c Of The General account ofhe Newport
.asWum.
TIE TOWN OF NEWPORT
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"NIIE subscriber informs the gentlemen
a of Newport and its vicinity, that he
has just received from New-York, n
general assortment of FL II ING .A.ND
s II TING TICKLE, selected with
great care, and embracing almost every art-
Gle in the above line usually called for by the
experienced Sportsmen.
Also for sale, horse name combs, shammys,
for cleaning Carriages, riding whips, spurs,
&c &c.
To let, good horse and beautiful pleasure
Carriage, built in the latest New-York style.
and particularly adapted for Sporting.-Also,
GUNS, to let by the day.
o. My friends are respectfully informed
that have erected a BILLIARD RooN, con-
tiguous to my store, which will be open for
the reception of Company on the 1th Of May
next. The patronage Of those who are par
tial to this scientific amusement, is solicited.
The Room will be kept private for select par
ties if requested.
WIN. GOFF,
No. IS, Thames-sirect:
n Je,o doors South ofhe Custom House.
April Both, lS35-4 mos.
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MEMORANDA.

rarqne Richmond, Burroughs, If iiovidence, arrived
at Norfolk 22d, from New Orleans.
The u. =. sch EXperi sailed from Pensacola 5tb
inst for Havana and New York.
Letters have been received from Capt Dennis,
of the whale ship Erie, Of Newport. dated at Rio
Janero, Feb goth in which he states, that he had
been compelled to put in to that port, on his pas
sage from New Zealand for home, in consequence
of the ships leaking 20 inches per hour. lie in
tended repairing the ship, and would sail for
home in the course Of two weeks. The Erie had
about 1000 brls whale and sperm oil.
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DRY GOODS,
at no. I27, THAMES-ST STREET.

YEVIlE subscribers inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have
:, just received and opened general as
sortment Of DRY GOODS, which they will
sell as cheap as can be purchased at any 9th
cr store in Newport.
S. II. & c. LAWTON.
Newport, April Both, lS35.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30

RESIGNATION OF Mr. BARRY-The Wash
ington Correspondent of the New York Star,
under date of the 22d inst. says-"Mojor
Barry resigned his commission as Post Master
General this morning"
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Newport, April Both.
NEW GOODS,
THIS DAY RECEIVED by
s. III CIR "A Nd II L l., & Co.
N. B. They are CHEAP.

IA OTICE-Thc stockholders of the Phc-
~ nix Bank, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting, for the election of Directors,
will be held at the Banking Room, in Proyi-
dencc, QIamilton Buildings) on Thursday the
9TH day of May, at2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Attest, JESSE N. OLNEY, clerk.
Providence, April Both, 1885.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, April q.
lEelnrtrd for the Ilally AdverliseI aud PalTInt.l

Atmarket $50 beef cattle, 20 yoke working
oxen, 25 cows and calves, 275 sheep, and 700
swine. 25 beef cattle unsold.
Prices. Bcgf CdiAe-Wo continue to ad-
vance our quotations in order to conform to
sales A few very fair were taken at about
-. We quote prime at :9s 4Os I'd good
at SO a 39s thin 32s Cd a 3is cd. We no.
tced beautiful yoke, said to be tho best ev-
er at Brighton Market, which were purchased
at high price, and have left for New York
Uorking Oren-Wc noticed sales at $50,
76, ~, 95, ll5, and l3S.
Cocs and Ccices-Salcs were noticed at
S23, -, 81, 2S, 30, 30 and %.
.Seep--Lots were taken at 30 d, and one
lot extraordinary fine, at 10 each
.S,cine-In demand, and prices have adj
vauced lot to pcddlc, was taken nj > 3s for
sows and 3S for barrows; at retail z for
sows and 8 for harrows, for those weighing
under so, all over g and z.
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nj Iarriell.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Dumont, Mr.. George r. B. layer, to
Miss Martha J. Bliven, daughter Of the late Capt.
Ray Bliven, Of this place.
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NOTICE.
STEAMBOAT
RUSH-LIGHT.

.6EySSA The steam boat RUSH
IN LIGHT having been put
"a ..,,S in complete order for the
->---A-e..-!-s season, will commence
her regular trips between Providence and
Newport, on Monday, May 4th, leaving Prov
idence at 8 o'clock, a. NJ, and Newport at 3
Pm. On Tuesday. May 5th, she will leave
Providence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and Newport
at 3r. NJ. On "Wednesday, ELECTION DAyl
will leave Providence at half past q A. NJ, and
Newport at half past p. M.-after that date. .
she will leave Providence at AM, and New
port at 3 p. NJ, until further notice.
The owner taving gone to very considera-
bic expense to accommodate the public, bcgs
that they will paironise his excrtons, which
will be duly appreciated. April 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30

Tennessee has adopted the New Consti,u-
ton, by vote of i20i6 to i7,05l.-25,o22
moio,ity-wheh abolishes all Life Offices in
that State
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April 30
SILK & WOOLLE.NDYER

SILK g. WOOLLE.FDYER.
TNNHE subscriber would inform his friends, and
Il the public generally, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by Mesms. B. Il J. &.
Weaver, few doors east Of Mr.. Green Bur-
roughs's store. where he intends to devote his
whole time and attention to the dyeing Of silk
and woollen goods, and articles of wearing appa-
rel, &c. Sc.-iic pledges himself to execnte all
orders in the line Of his business with prompnes,,
and in style of workmanship that cannot fail to
give perfect satisfaction.
WIN. A. THURSTON.
Newport, April 30, 1885.
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NEW GOODS,

HNRENCH printed Cambrics and Muslins,
Il Bishop Lawns, Swiss Mnsns, open
work Silk Gloves, French Capes and Colnrs,
Muslin, cdgings and trimmings, elegant Rib
bons, new style, Shawls and Fancy IIdkfs. of
all kinds, silks, coloured cllipines, dark and
hight Caicocs, hosiery, gloves, broadcloths,.
cassimercs, vestlngs and stuffs for mems and
boys summer wear, &c. &c. Just received,
by ii. SESSIONS.
April 23d, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30

The hig v"te Of Middi. town, N thu returns rub
lisl IN our last shnui have been GG instead Of Gi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30
]. GOULD s. SON.

No. l76, 1'haInes-street.
EE AVE just received n supply Of h,dial
IA a Rubber Gamenfs, made without sew
ing, which have been proved by seamen to be
impcrvious to air and water. April 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30

To pay which Accounts,
There has been re cd Cush for
Produce sold, 5000 10
{. Board, l0i
Sundries sold, 20 20
Orders on Town Treas'y, 1916 Sc
-- 5000 25
To ascertain the Cost Of supporting the Poor
for the past Year
To amt of Orders on Town Treas'y $3676 50
MD Stock Provisions, SC. on hand,
and debts due at the commence
ment of the Year .............. 2739 IL
Sundries had of G Bowen, per his acct III IL
$6,503 "A
From which deduct as follows:
Stock, Provisions, &c on hand, and
debts due at present time T2625 O4
Ca, h rec'd Produce sc. sold, 333 80
Cash for Improvements, l55 10
Junk, Oakum,Sc on hand, 1924 81
Amt Interest p'd Sav'gs Bk 1856 o5 S43si %
Cost Of supporting the Esta-
biishment the Year -.........-. $4,000 %
-
SrocK ON THE FARM.-6 Cows, pair ON-
en-, Horse. SO Sheep, ) Hogs, 81 Shoats, 30
fowls, 4 geese, turkies.
Produce oC The Farm, the Year ending 2jii
March, ls35.-59l lbs. Butter, GO doz Egg,
"a Pigs, 400 bushels Potatoes, l3 do. Rye, 30
do. Oats, So do Barley, 1872 do. Corn, 1870 do.
Carrots, 10 do. Reefs, 100 do. French Turnips,
& do. round do 5756 lbs Pork, 2579 do. Beef,
6 Calves, | | sheep, $50 wi. geese, 40 W.T. tur-
kies, 90 W.T. chick, ms, 80 tons Hay.
u. b. ROWLAND,
See'ry Board Of Comm'rs.
Newport, March %, 1885.
.n a 7own Meeting, holden .Ntrpori .qPrit
18Th, 1885:
The Annual Report Of the Commissioners OF
the NEWPORT ASYLUM was read, receiv-
ed. and ordered to be Published in all the news
papers Of this town. Witness.
- Is. ROWLAND, ToUn Cit
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JOHN r. TOWNSEND,

JOHN r. TOWNSEND,
AS just received few pc Ga stout white
II linen shccting, an excellent article for
single beds-also 5-4 white cotton shcetings<
brown linen table cloths, table linen, good
Russia diapers, heavy brown sheetings, WOOL
len table cloths, a handsome Article; furniture
chintz, broadcloths, cassimeres, sattinets,-
corded skirts, elastic suspenders, blk ItaliaS
silk hdkfs., shell combs, with a variety OF 9TH,
or seasonable goods for sale cheap.
Newport, April 23d, 1885.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sporting Repository.

"Now let the Fisherman his toll prepare.
And arm himself with every watery snare;
lis hooks, his lines, peruse with careful eye,
Increase his tackle, and his rod re-tie."
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MAR
LIST.
PORT OF NEW PORT,
ENTERED.

Brig Areonautas, Iubriagas, Havana;
Steamer President, Eunker, New York;
Slo y Eclipse, Barnahy, New York;
Sloop Fame, Pierce, Bristol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30
ELECTION
HATS AND CAPS.

The subscribers haze Just Received
A fresh supply of the above articles from New
"a York, Of the most fashionable patterns,
which they offer cheap for cash.
apr 80 J. s. J. I!ORSWELL.
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sDTAXES.

bIJ II "a ~ EI%.
The Collector Of the To,rn Tar,
HEREBY GIVES NOTICE to all Delin-
H quents, that unless their Taxes are paid
on or before Friday, the 9M ofJfay ncrt, their
several estates will be attached, and advertis-
cd (by setting up at both markets) for sale at
public auction, for the payment of the same,
with all Incidental charges and expenses.
JOS. MARTIN, Collector.
April 30
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SILKS! SILKSu SILKS!!!

SILKS SILKSu SILkS!U
- NJ. CRANDALL, SEQ. have this day re-
~ ceivcd a superb assortment OF blk. and
coor'd SILKS, of every description aud shade
price from 81 cts. up to 5 so per yard.
o. N. b. A few pieces of elegant figured
Silks, new style and very fashionable.
April 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-30

STRTTF DU.N.N n IO.
d. TRAw BoNalTs Of all sizes, tuscan, leg
- horn braid, open work and dunstable, Of
the incest kind Just received by
April 23l ii. SESSIONS.
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NAVIGATION, PENNINSHIP, and
BOOK KEEPING

WER MOVES Teacher Of the Theory aud practice or Na6
1sE teal Obscnaions syscn,ae Penmanship and Book
Keeping respectfully norns his Friends and public, that
he giving Instruction ia the above ie in Mary.
street. formerly occupied bl he loa W Hunter office.
Iouts oftuion Gsndcmeu from 10 10 A. NJ Ladies from
to M--Persons wishing instruction VIII please maks in
mediate application
Newport, June "a a.
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MIRABEAU's SYSTEM OF NATURE,

Or Inc Lars Of the Moral and Physical World.
THIS celebrated work (attribued to Nina
beau, but written by Baron D'Holbach) is now in
press, and will be issued entire, from the best Lon
don edition, with corrections, az the first two vol
umes of The Free ERgltirer's Family Li5rary.
The Library will be composed Of The works of the
most celebrated European and American sceptcal
authors. 1t will be edited by an association of lit
erary gentlemen, and published in parts, at IL I-2
cents each, by G.. w. 81 A. J. Mat9e "a, Chatham
street, near Pearl street, New York
The above and all the liberal works from the
New York IL Boston mlnts can be had on applica-
ton to CHARLES B. PECKHAM.
ga large assortment jus. received
Newport Oct. I3.
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NOTICE.

FWVHE subscriber having been appointed by the Court
q Probate .Or the townof jamestown administrator the
estate Of THOiS FOULER, late Of Jamestown decd.
tetae and having qualified himself the law directs
all persons who have any demands san said estate pre-
them for settlements and those indebted make
diae payment to THOMAS FOWLER, Adrinr
Newport, Oct. 9TH 1S35.-tf.
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CLOTHING FURNISHED 70 oRDERl
TgLL.EY a gsAzARD

TgLLEY * fsAEATsO
AViNU made arrangements with FIVE OF the bcst Taiors
in this town TO work for them, wll furnish all kinds Of
Clothing 10 order.
Han James IWfy being himself Tailor BY trade, (laving
served his time with No worhman is perfectly acquainted
with every thing for garment rom the Cloth
The thread md gepeman Gun be accommodated without
the least difficulty at the cheapest the work will be done
IA tho best manner possible. a.,i,
Their CloIcs Cassimeres, ve-tnes and trimmings, shall 10
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Respectfully announces to the pu5Gc generally
citizens and strangers.
FENHAr he keeps lei his stable Greenstreet horses
and of all descriptions cheapor cheaper than
they be obtained elsewhere Persons desrous of enjoying
the pleasures ofa ride in the country all Tunes furnish
edwh addehorse horse ana ehaes open barouches
and close carages Particular attention will be paid ey
ing passengers and from the Steamboats, An orders in his
line of business will be promptly attended and pains shall
be spared render the satisfaction of his customers complete
Horses kept for any length films terms liberal
MAY 18TH
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fhe first Is in relation TO a change in iis form
the opinion of the present publisher from the first, tll
onn-being hafe presen, would be preferable
aud he graed that the subscribers with whom he has been
enabled confer have almost unanimously cxpcssedhe
opnion The form Of the work viii therefore be changed at
the commencement Of the second year oca,io each number
containing ilIriy-iwO pages.
The sccond polo, IS IN relation 10 e selections for the work.
The opinions OF sn crers in this extremely varous-so
much TO render impossible 10 satisfy all Thus fur has
been object TO give as ~ variety as possible, and at the
same Introduce into each volume works Of
some magnitude Some objection has been made works
winch necessarily occupy from eight to ten nnbers-as fur -
practicable this will in future be avoided
The Republic Of Letters reprint OF Standard Lacra'Rrc
works therefore, wcare new aud cphencra are necessarily
excluded.
The future volanes i embrace of historical works. BIZ
ograply and travels than hitherto.
The s Number OF the second year will contain Ella by
Charles Lamb OF the beautiful and popular works Of
line hme-e followed by yoires Peter the Grent-Caam
m Of Authors by Dsrae &c. &c. and in the Of the
volume viii be published volumes Of Hnsry, prepared
under the supcrneudence OF DR. Laner BY ~ Wsli Scott,
T. Moore Ls1 haekinosl, and Others; "a,
per Number iec dollars per year those who receive the
work by mil and psy advance Posimasers throughout the
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al Subscribers who receive the work by mail
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wish the work conIinned TO them.
The volumes contain be following WORKS, aud b
hal boaad Numbers - -. - 4. 80
Tie Nan Of Feeling By Mackenzie; The Vicar Of
by goL,sni The Tales Of the Hail. by Crabbe Tho letter.
Of Thiy Norey Monague Rnsseas by Dr. Johnson Casfs
Of Oun,o by Horace WaIpoe Tho Old English Baron, BY
Clara DIR Frankn Ie aud Essays; Lights and Shcd
oss of Scottish Life by Wilson; The Adventures Of Gill Bsa
from The French Of lie Sage BY Soet; yua d koubane, BY
Mazeppa by Lard yron The Tspessd CHAM
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Zenco by Dr. Hoore Essays. moral economical sai ro-
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BY Milton; = rensero.o by MI,cn' Italian and sPsnish rcs-
Lord Byron Ais bride, Tale Ny r. Moore, Esq Elisabeth
by Mad Cotton RetaaJh ~ toldsmsh; The msu Of Ne
World by Mackenzie; Culi7ers Travels By ewt; Essay On
he Human Understanding. by Locke Don Quzss ~ Ger
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~ communications relating 10 the WORK n - q ~ n
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Respectfully informs his friends d. the public
TENha he win continue The business Apolhecnry & Drug.
u cisi the lately occupied by his faicr No I4S
Ihancss From experience of 10 years in this business
he trusts he shall be able 10 satisfaction tose who may
favor him with their custom.
Personal attention given 10 Physicians prescriptions
cine any hour Of te ngh,ncdcinc put up sua
-+sAug. 81 Il \. u l..st
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DLSSOLUYION OF CO-PAR TNERSHIP

Ss1E coparnerhp heretofore existing under the firm Of
n Joseph b. Weaver Co. is this day dissolved by nti.
ua consent all persons indebted 10 the said firm are requested
10 make immediate payment Joseph b Weaver who du-
Iy authorised to settle the accounts of the said firm.
JOSEPH d. WEAVER,
SAMUEL A, PARKER.
Newport Oct 6th. 1895 e
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[vol. 25
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport x Boston Mail Stage.
ts.s;iisa,s "a
Sl.s,s
vIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON

VLi-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare 10 Boston. SO.
II EANES TaHasends Coleellouse Newport, every day,
Ia sundays excepted at "a o'clock A. NJ dine in Taunton
O'clock arrive in Boston at O'Clock p NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough Hotel Boston every day Sundays excepted
past O'clock dine in Taunton at o'clock in Newport
at z ooocl Il. M.--Fare through -.
Passengers wishing go To Plymouth informed that Trey
60 by this lae Monday "Wednesday, and Friday and
arrive in Plymouth pas O'clock P M Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at pas7 O'clock A. NJ
and ARRIVES in Newpor at o'clock, 7. M.-faro "a
This Stage is connected with tie NewBsdord stage Fall
River Leaves FaRyer every day. Sundays excepted after
the arrival Of The Newport Sge and arrive in NewBedford 1t
past IL o'clock Leaves NowBediod every day. Sundays
oep,ed, at past II oeloch--Fare ~
Passengers wishing 80 Fal River, have hours in
Fall River and return the evening
az Extra Coachcs furnished at ap mes & reasonable
terms
All baggage and small parcels The risk Of the
thereof X. b. kiNSLEY Agent.