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FURNITURE!-CiyAIRS!

YnNilE Subscribers offer for sale their Ware Room in
u Chuchseet general OF Cabinet Furniture
among which may be found much please whether selected
for utility for fashions sake Also variety Chairs
ting of Cane Rush, g. Woodseats-Ialf Decentralization
Mape,-Fmcy & Wndsor-and other sounding names of a
quality second in market All which viii be sold not
dog cheap nor for less than cost but fair prices fo
moderate proisPnrchascrs are invited examine for them
selves ~ n B Fnrn;,ure made IN order ma usuol
May l3h 1875 w. A. ~ D. NJ, COGGESIIALI.
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JULY, 22d.
JAMES uAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

Recent AdditiOns.-Fs:
253 Horse Shoe Robinson tale of the ascendency by
the author of Swallow Barn. 2vos'
25l4 Monkins-The Monkins by Cooper, 2yos
25I5 Conquest of Florida, by Theodore Irving 2 vols
256 Bedford Regis sketches of country town, by Mary
Russell Milford. 2 vols
257 Constannope and It's enyos in series of letters by
Comd. Porter 2yols
25lS Italian Sketch Book. vol
25l9 My Leby the author Of Stories Of Waterloo vols
$500 Social Stories by Mrs. Sherwood 9 vols
1921 Table Task Specimens OF tho table task Of the late Sam
e Taylor. / vol
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The ancient first Presbyterian Church in Alexan-
dria, ID. c., was struck with lightning on Sunday
evening" and with its fine organ entirely consumed.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

~ II u u h<hh
OFFICE, NEWPORT, n. I.
9TH 1885. 49,.
them piH please say Z" ad-
e placed in a separate Dor.
Rebecca II. Myers
Mrs. Jane Montgomery ,
J Neil
William w. Orne
p
Charles S. Potter
John Pemberton
James Richardson
Charles ii. Rosseter
Christopher Z. Robbins
Jefiery Riley
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Reed
J. w. Reedeirstcin
Clarke Simmons
George III. Stout
Charles ii. B. Smith
Joseph Stanton Jr.
Townsend Sharpless
Mrs. Commodore Stewart
Ruth Smith ,
-, Il
John c. Thurston
Luther Thompson
Frances Toby
Daniel Webb .
Benjamin Willis
Edward ii. Watson
Joseph Winter
Joel Wheeler
John Wilcox
s, Weed ,
Hannah Willard
Mrs. Robert Watkinson
WiddiefoDn.
Jethro Peckham
jamestown.
Tiddeman Hall
William Nye
Irish.
Daniel Murphy
Thomas Stanton
John McCastor
James Marion
Edward Murphy
Ellenor Haughcy
Margarc, Callahan
II. II. CARR, y. M.
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LANDHOLDERS BANK.

the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of said Bank
"A held the 3D. day Of June inst the following persons
elected Directors Cor the ensuing year VIZ Elisha X
Potter Thomas s. Taylor John j. Watson, John G.. Clae
Nathan Knight John r. Sherman, William French, Elisha X
Potter jun Lewis Kinyon, George Robinson John III knyon
Oliver Watson and Thomas X. Wells. And a meeting Of
the Directors the day. Elisha r. Potter Esq cleo
ted President Of said Bank for the ensuing year
TiIOS. r. WELLS, Cashier
Kingston. June 18th. leyl tws
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The menagerie of New York lost another rhinoc-
eros, which died suddenly; and in travelling, one
of the Bengal tigers got out and mounted the top Of
the cage, and they were obliged to shoot him.
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STOCKS
STOCKS
nF the most approved style just received by
" THOMAS FOWLER Jr.
A CARH.

A CARD
uNHE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
Il ofNewpor and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up
for their accommodation the No 137 Tbamessree
where he intends carry the perumey and hair dressing
business and hopes BY the good order Of his establishment
attention to his business inertia share of the public pat
ronagc Gentlemen informed that New ork daily and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation. Ladies
hair separate apartment entrance the South door.
~ No pains will be spared to Introduce the latest mode Of
cutting and dressing The least favor will be gratefully
knowledged, and all orders executed with punctuaty
JOHN REMOND.
N. b. just received supply of Perfumery, Curls &c,
which he offers for sse on the most reasonable terms
Jnly 9TH If.
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ROSE a. PEACH WATER WANTED

fair price will be given for 100 bottles first quality Rose
N Wsier-Also 100 bottles Of Water ri-Enqnre al
16 Thames-st JOHN REMOND.
July J9
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Court of Probate, Newport August 8, 1885.

CoWf OF fro6dfe, NenP0H 1nSut q, 1850.
TUNH administration account on the estate of Cynthia Free
body, late of Newport, coored woman decd, pre-
sentcd for settlement and order of distribution of the bal
1t is ordered that the be received and the consd
thereof be referred Court of Probate to be holden
the State House in Newport the first Monday in September
next at o'clock A. NJ and that previous notice be given by
publishing copy Of this order three several times in the Rhode
Island Republican, for all persons indebted appear said time
and place, and be heard. true copy, Witness;
b. b. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk
August IL, 3w. . e. -..
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Riot at Lynn Mas'acAuseHs-rh Boston Tran
script Of Saturday says that, on Wednesday last, the
immediate Abolitionists held meeting, in the frs,
Methodist meeting house in Lynn, Rev. Geo.
Thompson Of England and David Lee Child OF
Boston, were the principle speakers.-Some' dlstur-
bsnoe nothing serions occurred.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. Thompson continued
the discussion IN the same place there was large
assembly mostly females, within, and larger one OF
men without.
There was much noise and disturbance outside.
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REMAINING IN THE posi-
JULY
O. Persons calling for
rertised," as they a,
David Anthony
George Austin
George Bennett
Elizebeth c. Burdick
Abner Bassett
David Baker
Brazilia Baker
Mrs. Enoch Bowen
John Bailey
Elizabeth Brightman
John Baker
FennerBrown
William III. Bullock
Robert Church
Thomas Austor Coffin
Hartwell Carver
Il. III. Carr
Catharine Cambell
Francis Clarke
Betsey Chadwick
Mrs. Stephen Cornell
J. w. Dennis
Philip Dring
Peter Downcy
Rebecca Demerst
l.
William C. Emmett .
f
Calvir Fauis
c Fellows 3
lsaaic Clifford
Edward Gray
Uallowell Gaudiner
Albert Hathaway
Joseph Hoxsic
Benjamin Hale
Thomas Jones
Robart B. Lawton
Jonathan Ii. Lake
N. A. Lannay
Nj
William Mitchell
Tohmas Miles
Jonathan Mason
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NOTICE.
Picked up off seaconnet Rocks by the Subscriber trunk
containing wearing apparel and pocket book in which -
written Samuel CoffngeL-, Saratoga County, ~ York
State" The owner have the by proving property
and paying charges. Apply Capt EPIIRAIM COBLEIGH,
ofschr Sarah g. Hannah. July II 3w.
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INDIA Curry Powder, for sale by
IL August, B. tlf ~
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lNHAMPAlG lGNE & Chret Wines for saeby
. August, 5. VIM. b. RIDER
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GtUAvA Jelly, for sale at No. 9, Coonade Row, by
N August, 5. VIM. b. RIDER
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.
GEORGE GASSNER. ARTIST

~ Boxes prime Havana Brown Sugar, for sale by
eCV August, D. HENRY BULL
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DOCT. p. GOURAUD'S
superior vegetable liquid rouge,

Composed materially from flowers and simpes the only whc
initiates nature in perfection to improve beauy tho
pie xion of the ladies'.
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NEW STOSsE
NEW GOODS.

WVIIE subscriber having purchased
M and opened, his Extensive FALL
aud WINTER STOCK, Of STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, considers
that it may be of some consequence to
himself, that his Friends and Customers
should know something Of the circum-
stances, under which his stock has been
bought, and Of the terms, upon which it
will be sold
The Goods have been obtained, gen.
orally, from the Auction HOUSES IN NEw
YoRK, and with those advantages, which
Cash usually gives to the purchaser
Those ofmy Friends, in Town and Coun-
try, who we're formerly my customers, are
now respectfully solicited, to continue
their patronage and purchasers gener-
allv, are also invited to call. at the NEW
CASH STORE, in WATER-STnEET, and
be convinced by the unequalled low pric-
es attached to all my Goods, Of my be-
ief, in the ancient may,n,-" A nimbic
sixpence, better than slow shilling"
JOHN DANOL.
Oct n 1874
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THE undersigned have tskon a lease for a
term of years Of the store At lhe corner of Mar
ket and Main-streets. formerly ocsu, ic d BY
|PAscrAL ALtEa, which wiil he reh',ed and
will probably be ready by the middle Of March,
whent they Will open with sn entire new stock
Of Goods, (ece,y article Of the OIL d stock
having boen disposed o) ~h'ch fr"n their ad-
.i,iional fscities in purclSsing, will be sold ai
ess than their former cheap prices. IN the
nea an time they may be found At the Office OF
SAMUEL RANDALL. Esq. where all persons
nuebted To the late concern, are invited 10 Gull
md settle their accounts.
J. BURROUGH, JR. & co.
Jan 81.
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Wooden Ware.

gUyUBS superior to Burr's, and Tubs
N ofvarious other kinds, variety OF
pals, pail balls, wash boards, facets, meas
ures, boxes, coolers, rolling Pirs, cloths
pins, bowls, SC SC. cheap o Teourse, by
! feb 8. SAMUEL WHEATON.
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Tailoring.

k'HE subscriber would respectfully i'll
form the citizens Of Warren and its Vi
cinity, that he Inns taken the rooms over
VIM. 1. WnEAToN's store, " Union Cor
nsr," where be intends carrying on the
Tailoring Business, in ali its various
branches.
Those who may favor him with their
patronage, may depend upon having their
ORDERS executed III the most app,ored
Feb III. JOHN Nj AUSTIN
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NEW GOODS AT
LONG ksOOM J!

NWM. T. WHEATON has just recJive'
wv blea ched and unbloach cotton Hanncls,
red Hannel,, bleached sheetngs and shiitngs.
che cks. coIored camsricks, furniture ealicoes,
blankets. dimities. white and coIored bed lace,
colored gro do nap silk for Hoods, &C., sewing
silks, silk braids and cords, hooks end eyes,
pins, coiored taste, blue black silk velvets, jet
black do, silk hdkfs. calico's, boas, knitting
cottons, green caldsh silk, silk hose, rattsns,
SC. &C. For Bargains apply at the " OLD
CHEAP sroRE"-MILLER-SrR
Ian IL.
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NOTICE..

ZNHE CO. partnership heretofore existing be-
~, tween the subs crbeIs under tho firm o
j. RURROUGH, JR co, is tins day dis
solved by mutual consent The business OF tho
concern will be sot,l d by either.
JOSEPH COOKE.
JAMES BURXOUTlI, Jr.
Jan. 81, 1885.
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From the Boston Travell or.
l SEE THE STAR.

From the Boston Travelle
/ SEE THE STAR.
] see the star long have low d.
A spirit slumbering in the track
That glows like fro, aud burns aback
From where the day-god's redding wheoh
Glimmer and glitter, and the heels
or mad coursers tramplins trend
The shifting clouds to mist each head
Is toss d aloft, and vapory breath
Streams from their nostrils underneath
! he lash, they pant, as If scourge
Of scorpions did not goad and urge
Thus snorting down tn horizons verge.
see tho Star--like the pure light
That lives in woman's kindling eye,
When spirits halo'd with delight
Are whispering TO her virgin breast,
And nesting in her soul, caress'd 4.
With trembling beauty, lie.
I see the Star. The long hour'd night
My mother died, Il stood to weep
by her still couch line light,
Gleamd on the drapery of the dead,
And lay upon the shrouded hesd
or her who slept her dreamless sleep.
'Twas like spirits smile-l turn'd
And now thy beauty, sweet one, burn'd.
Agan--a sister left US, thou
Look d on her wedding with tho grave,
As doth the morn on melting wave,
Az on my face lhou'rt looking now.
And have deem'd thee, bright ey'd one,
Some sinless spirit having run
Its destined course below, with wing
Pois d for the sky, stops, lingering
In doubt-the smile drinking the tcar--
TO trace along eternity its birth
Or stay with iong-leved sisters here
Its thou ght on heaven, its eye upon the earth.
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1N EW BOOKS.-Allcn Prescott, or the for
~ tures Ola New England Boy, by the
author o." The Morals OF Peasure,' aud II Q
Young Emigran's-a neatly printed IL mo 4
vols. The eighth volume Of Mrs Sherw ood's
works, containing Victoria. tho bnth day
Present, the Two Sisters, Tie Young Forester,
the Bitter Sweet, Conmon Errors, SC this
day published ond fo, salc low, by
MARSHALL, BROWN &CO.
Providencc. Feb 2l
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Jan. 81, 1885.

THE subscriber ha. formed a connexion with
a house in New York and Providence. who will
iurnish him with constant supp OF goods at
be lowest possible rates, and Will transact bu-
s:ness under the same firm ns heretofore.
JAMES BURROUGH, JR.
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NEW
ARR a ~ CEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO BOSTON, FIR ON
BRISTOL VI0 TAUNTON.

en- 4 stage will leave Bris-
sfssSEi9INES tol, every day, (Sun-
.ses===Ssa,,za days excepted) at %
o'clock, A. Nj. for Boston, via Taunton,
and arrive at Boston same evening Re
turning leaves Boston, every morning,
(Sundays excepted) and arrive at Bristol
same afternoon Fare from Bristol,
S2,75-irom Warren $3.50.
Books kept at Burgess and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol, and at Coles and Com
mercial Hotel, Warren.
sU~Passengers in this line from War
rem and Bristol. can stop one hou and a
half at Taunton, and return the same day.
March 30
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TO LET.

GkxvA TO LET.
E!?S3 The subscriber offers to let
I'LL that large and commodious
house situate on the corner of
Baker and Main streets, formerly the res
idence ofthe late Col. Child, and now
occupied by MIR. II. A. Coffin, for Fe-
male Seminary. 1t is pleasantly siiua-
ted in the centre ofthe town, and is suf-
fciently large to accommodate three FAM
lies, or would be very convenient for a
boarding house. Possession given on
the first of January next For terms, ap-
ply to CHARLES RANDALL, Warren, or TO
the subscriber in Darlington.
ALSO,
A room in the cellar Of the above NAM
ed house, suitable for a Provision and
Grocery Store. Rent moderate, and
possession given Immediately. Apply as
above. ENoCH REMINGTON.
nov 10
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Long Room i! I!

LFAS just received ninepenny ealicoes, rib~
- bons, shilling calicoes, furniture do, silk
hdkis, wro't cambric inserting, plain and fig
ured Swiss muslin. blue and pink ference silk,
eye!ets, brown sheetings, blan kets, blesshsd,
and brown jean, osnaburgh, knitting cottons
vest buekram, pins, cheap cotton hdkfs, worst
ed edgings, saddlers sewing silk, Sc. &c.
Feb IA,
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton.


NAI OULD say that he has Just re-
w ceived and offers for sale, a
large supply of Sheffield and Birminy-
ham Hardware Goods, of the latest i'm
portations, as also Of Yankee manulact
ured hardware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very extern
sive; comprising all the articles, usuallJ :
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns,
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, arc a
dapted to the wants Of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, aud will be sold ut prices ,be
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand a very extensive and beauti-
lul assortment Of CHINA, EAR THEN
and Glass WARE, Of the most an
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
"A complete assortment Of select GRO
CERIES and PROFESSIONS, besides
a great variety Of MISCELLya.NEO Gus
articles. nov. ..
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AT THE
Ne,U Cash Store,

AT THE
Ne,O Cash Store,
@r IN wATER-sTREET,
sd ECElvED from New York, by the last
~ boat, on invoice Of many new and dcsir-
able GOODS, which will be opened this even
ing. Among which are
Furniture prints. ccs Every cheap
Bishop lawns Ladies ks gloves (largs
RISE blankets size)
Canvass Pearl buttons
Red Padding Horn side combs
Black and blue Italian A flag silk hdkfs.
servings Best Italian black silk
Ribbons cravats
Irish linens in Ia pie-lspoeI cot,ons. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Just receved-whire, blue mixed, and cloud.
ed knitting cottons, of all desirable numbers
and Of best quality scali, oes, at 10 c's. nmo
pence and upw ards; brown shcetings. bleacheI
|sheetIngs and shiriIngs, inc and common.
Ills d fact, well esta ablished among the know
ing ones, that &c cd bargains, may always be
had for Cash, at thus sIo,e. The scepteal. iii
there are any on ihs sui ject.) will do them
selves ia, or, if they will call and have their
doubts removed. JOHyN Dd POL.
WdteT-streef, Feb. FL.
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LONG ROOM.
A Rare Chance.

THE Farming Land Of Freeborn Sisson
is offered to let out for the coming season
an reasonable terms. This Lard is situa-
ted in the town ef Warren, and comprises
about eighty acres, a large portion OF
which Is meadow and i, in excellent order
for tilling. Apply to
JOHN TROTT.
march 6, 1895. 3w.
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iA.A:y ,s.a gonlLnlaN,na

~ largo supply Of this agreeable D. rfpme, in
s.-A in Il variety Of sized bottles. together II
honey water, eau dc mieI, lavender, florida and
rose water; Amencan bdquet; milk oil roses,
lip solve; preston smelling salts, wash balls; ia n
cy soaps, teeth and hair brushes; ini elihIe ink;
Just received at +. W. BURR'S,
Dec U. watef-Ht.
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FOR SALE.
SPERM Oil, Fall and Winter Strain
- rui Lamp Wick Lamp Feeders,
Oil Cans, and Jappann'd Lamps Of vari-
Gus descriptions by
LEWIS HOAR s. CO.
Jan. II.
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STOCKS

STOCKS
at Wholesale and Refaii-NEw STYLE.
YHE subscribers beg leave to invite the
particular attention ofthe Gentlemen 10
their extensive and most desirable assort-
nent of Stocks. These stocks are oil
new, having been recently prepared end
now presents most splendid assortment,
embracing every style and quality, which
will be sold cheap
TURNER g. SALISBURY,
march 7. water street.
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Grass Seed.

syHgss, Clover and herds grass, of
ss prime quality, just received at
@~Y*S" SAMUEL WHEATON'S,
-~.- one door north Of the Baptist
Meeting House, where may be had dur
ing "seed time," general assortment Of
Grnss and Garden Seed.
Feb %.
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SVsosot"S5 We P"t ptS (VVoUIsS,, W.
SupeIhne and mid LINEN DRILLS Mole
ding BRoAD CLorHs. skin, boaverteens, fus-
Colors---blue, black, .ian, and numerous
drab, light brown, dark ,her goods, a sppro-
do, russell do, and Sus- Iriate Tor tho season
sex do, very nice; bot A good assortment
tie green, olive do, RI Of GLOVES, among
hc do, and invisible do, which, are a few dozen
mulberry, adelaide.- # white and straw col
One piece Of q dark ,xed bcrlin,a genteel
VINE, q most durable article on particular
color sndk quite fine. occasions.
Dark and steel mixed. White satin NECK
Sup :rtne and mid l,rocKs, aud o'her
ding CAssINEREs aud articles. Black BON
SATINsTs, Of various ,bazine, and silk do (; In
fashionable colors. liza rubber and webbing
VEsTISGs, a groat suspendcrs, silk Go.
variety Of patterns and Hosiery, busom pic
qualities. C 8, dickIes, hdkfs, era
Black LASTING and lyats and aImoat every
BoMBAzINE ,ther article required
Brown and white or gcntlemnn's dro g.
complete assortmunt Of READY MADE
GLorHINo always on hand, warranted good.
| and which will ae sold either at wholesale or
retail, at pr'ees which cannot fail to SUIT.
| Or Garments made up to order at short no.
lce. ond which, in point Of fit, workmanship,
and style, shall not be surpassed by any in this
| City.
n. b. CoArs MADE Bx MtN rAnoRs.
| Terms Cash.
WILLARD A. HANDY.
No 1, Washington Row.
Providence, Nov. 8.
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IHyIIE mail stage will leave Prov'..
dence for Warren, Bristol and
Newport, at 8 o'clock, A. M. every day
Sunday excepted) and arrive in New
port same afternoon. Returning, leaves
Newport every day Sunday excepted) at
8 o'clock, A. nj. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive same afternoon.
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SCHOOL, ROCKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
q IL kinds oi School Books IN use AZ The
~ Free School in iifs town, are kept con
stsn'ly for sule by the ,ubser her at the lowest
prices. GEO. +. GARDNER,
: Janl7 Water-sreet
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accommodation STAGE.

CCOyMJMODATTOV SIHGE'
W EAVES Bristol, every morning
A. (Sunday excopted) at half past Z
o'clock, for Warren and Providence -
Returning, leaves Providence every alter
noon (Sunday excepted) at 3 o.
clock, 70, Warren and Bristol. Fare
from Bristol to Providence, ST.; up and
back same day, $3.50. From Warren
Is cents; up and back same day, S 90.
scJ- Books kept in Providence, at the
NJ ansion House Brastow's Manufactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House !;
Burgess and Horton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen.
,r5s Passengers called for and lett at
is n. CHADWICK.
Feb I. 1891.
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a CHOICE .aND SPLENDID As
SORIyNE.N T. OF NEW GOODS.

LUST received, at tho WARRINGTON Row
q CLOTHING SroRE fresh supply of New
Goops, making as general an assortment, #
not superior to what can be found in any other
estab ishment Of the kind in the State /: and
which will be sold quite as cheap.
Consisting in part Of the Joliowing, rtz
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NEW
ARHANEEWEN Y

IRHE subscribers having determined TO pay
| ~ Their whole attention 10 furnishing Zen,
tlomen with SUPERFLNE g. CO.DSON
CLO7JTL~t,, have purchased IN New YORK
the last week, an entire now -,S--k o. 'Lorhs'
CAssIMIRE VEsrINOs, &c which thry w..
have made into Gurmenls Of the first style, at
short notice, warranted 10 tit with elegance and
case.
They will az all times employ first rate work
men, and pledge ihemsel,e that there shall be
" no mistake" IN the style or workmanstiP.-
Gentlemen must perceive, that by this arrange
ment, they will ut all times be able to lind q
better assortment of Goods adapted 10 Their
particular use than can ossibly be kept where
the attention Is so much divided, as it must una
voidab'y be, by keeping large assortment 81
Fancy Goods. TURNER s. SALisBUkY.
Water-stTcet, Oct IR.
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mORN .-366 bushels heavy Southern
" Corn, at retail also. INDrAN MEAL, by
HENRY SANDERS.
march z.