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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
NOTICE..

v1>HE undersigned having been duly quail
q fled to act as Executors to the last will
and testament of
abigail Robinson,
late of Newport, dec, hereby give notice to
all persons having claims against said estate,
to present them for settlement, and all ndebt-
ed are requested to make immediate pay
ment. WILLIAM s. Nichols, EXcr.
A9.l MARY WILLIAMS, Executrix.
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.NEUPORT EXCHANGE BANK.
kUDTAX

The Collector Of he Torn Tar,
nEREBY GIVES NOTICE to all Delin-
- quents, That unless their Taxes are paid
on or before FiIday, The 9th ojliay neri, their
several estates will be attached, aud odvertis-
cd 10y setting up at both narkets) for sale at
public auction, for the payment of the same,
with all incidental charges and expenses.
Jos. MARTIN, Coiit,ior.
April 30
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ARRANGEMENT FOR NAY
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY
TlNllE f steamer Boston, Capt. Colnstock, and.
l. the steamer Providence, Capt. s. Thay-
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JOHN +. TOWNSEND,

NAS just received few ps Cd stout white
AA linen sheetiug, an excellent article for
single beds--aso 5-4 white cotton sheetings;
brown linen table cloths, table linen, good
Russia diapers, heavy brown sheetings, wool
len table cloths, handsome article; furniture
chintz, broadcloths, cassimeres, ,-sattinets,-
corded skirts, elastic suspcnders, blk Italian
silk hdkis., shell combs, with variety OF 9TH
er seasonable goods for sale cheap.
Newport, April 23d, 1885.
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WATSON 81 SDOOncr.
BLAZING STAR.

20 TIE thoroughbred horse
N,-ry Il. BLAZING STAR, will stand
MK cK the ensuing season at tho
srs>.,-<ssh stable Of the subscriber, on
the Baker farm in Mddlctown. This fine
horse is 3 years old, - hands high, bright
chesnut color, and in appearance and move
ment is equal to any horse Of his age.
TIMorHY CooK.
Middletown, X. J. May I5.--[20l
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BOSTON.

Newport at g =. NJ. and New York at 5 L.
NJ. The above Boats are propelled by two
large pressure engines and heavy copper
boilers. May 6, 1885
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.aAR,L,-CEuE.V.T FOR M4l.

ruNIIE steamboat President, Captain T.. y
O. Bunker; and Benz Franklin, Capt.
b. Coleman, will leave New York and Pro'i~
dence and Newport, on the following days:
PIP ESl DENI.
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NOTICE.

z SAAC GOULD, having formed connexon
4 in business with his Son, DAVID J. GOULD,
their business will in future be conducted under
the Firm of
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Crockery, Glass, Stone, Iron and IVood-
en- Ware.
MILTON HALL,
EH S now on hand an extensive assortment Of
d r. the above articles--also chairs, of all
kinds. Bedsteads, tables, bureaus, sofas, side
boards, SC. Entry mats Of all sizes
Also, Groceries, such as sugar, tea. coffee, but
ter, cheese, hams, lard, flour, soda and sugar
crackers, raisns, spices Of all kinds, starch, soap,
and candes, at wholesale or retail.
Also 10000 quilts, a good ar,iele-2000 lbs.
good sole leather, and about 5000 wooden boxes
Of all sizes Call at tho south door No lO5,
Ihames-st. [janS
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The above boats will leave Providence a.
l2 NJ. Newport at Z. NJ. and New t"k @
5P.M.-Thc above Boats is propelled by two
low pressure engines aud heavy copper boil
ers. May q, 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Oct. II.
Ma. GriLDs SpEEcl.-ScveIal editorial articles and
Interesting communications. omitted to-day, to make
room for the clear sound and conclusive argument OF
Col Guild, in support Of his preamble and resolutions,
insirucng our Senators in Congress 10 vote for crSua-
gng Mr. Clay slandrrous resolution from The ournl OF
the United States Senate. This able document must
convince all npaTal mrn-if any such sill uucon-
vnced-tha eTp"nging is the only practical mode of fu!-
y vndcatng Gen. Jackson against the false and mali
cious charge preferred by his enemies whose vndicvc-
sIarpened by ppointment.- Ca:on
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Is SESArE-Saturday, OctoLer IGlh.
MIR. Toten introduced the following preamble and
resolutions, which were laid on the table.
Whereas the Senate Of the United States, on the
2sh Of March, A. d. 1884, adopted the following reso
luton:
RESOLVED, That the President in The late Executive
proceedings in relation 10 the public revenue has
suned upon himself authority and power not conferred
by the Constitution and Laws but in derogation Of BOTH
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From the Aelce, lille Standard o: Cuiun, Octoer l6
ELJ,R(,Ia FL E(NTI0S

1898 AND lS5-lt is natural that friends dis
tacc should lie anxious to learn the result of the Go
vernon election and compare the voles of the present
year with that Of 1913 The aspect of the returns from
The black streak of Modification. that the
middle Of the State, added to The lnness oflhe vote
many strong counties, had caused uncas!ncss to
Of tks true faith. Bat you need not be alarmed
ye good and true patriots The strength is still
yours. and SO, is tho glorious triumph 1t is
true, that the returns are generally tln and cs-
pcca!ly from the upper countless where always
strongest. This is attributable TO three causes lst
The excessive rain in the mOuntan region. on the
day cE the election. End, The removal of many
of the People the Western ana Northwestern coun.
ties Sd. The great confidence Of the Uniun party in
their strength. But if we will compare the re-
cent election with that Of 1888 though shall find the
actual vote of this year. less than that OF 1888 shall
nevertheless find majority comparatively rs great the
present year, that winch elected Lumpklu Ii will
moreover be seen, that while certain leading Onion
counties have gwen much smaller returns this year than
i'll lc43 certain leading nuH.fcation counties have not
much diminished their vctrs, for the SAID reason given
above viz that while felt confident and were idle,
the evil genius of notification hard cL work The
devil never loses any time and VIC told cur lnds so
before the election. Besides we strongly suspect that
IN certain namcless counties, men, women and children
go 10 the polls.
10 prove that estimate is correct, let take our
eauig counrs-two whHe sheep, and two b!@ck ones
for instance, labrs>han., Dekab, Ebert and Greene.
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EBUMFORD ACADEMY.-The exercises in tins
AZ Institution will for the ensuing year,
the 18th of January: and close the 18th of DeeeH
be following, with the usual vacation Of one month
The of instruction embraces all tie important
branches of English Literature, Grammar, Geography
History Philosophy, Mathematics, and the FRENCH -
tin and Greek languages. The situation OF humo,u
in lower Virginia. and quite remote from temptations 10
rreguarity and dissipation peculiarly adapted 10 sch0'
lastic pursuits. .:o, IS
The subscriber will have the continued co-oprrat'oh "
his present assistant Mr. H. J. Christian who has beeh
associated with him for the last three years. l.-
Terms, as heretofore, $3.50 for board and tuitloh' VI
$40, when the pupil furnishes his bed, BEDDING; an
candes) payable selnannnally on the hrst OF Ap;l
the first of October. n. ROBINSON, fr'hepN'
King William, October %. 99-"'"
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NTOTICE.-Wl br sold. at the late residence of VIII
" liam Fowlkes deceased in the county Of Nottoway,
the first day of December. 1885, Fifty Saly Likely
Ncgr0rs consisting Of men, women and childen--anI
upwards of 100 acres Of Land, with good grist Mill
and Cotton Machine attached to it; corn oats aud iod
der; four yoke Of oxen, carts; work horses
stud horse; wagon and gear; and quantity Of
pork; household and kitchen furniture; one wheat
chine; plantation utensils Terms mndc known on The
day Of sale. The sale will continue from day day
til the whole is sold. EDWARD b. FOWLkES,
WILLIAM G. FOWLKES,
October 81. 150-tdS1 Executors
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rope-s small town in Poland 100 miles from arsaw.
During one of the reviews before the Emperor, tueie
were seen performing their evnutons, orsdes ouo
dish h3rsenrn and Tsrherkesses and CossacAs, &C
also body of 1000 Circass;an cavalry, presenting IN
costume and movements most picturesque
The shining irlrnets and glittcrns hluoerks OF sSei
mail OF the tjty Crcassian Princes, recalled Tue
Of lranh'c. The 400 K"nrdes, IN char se lney ,"o
were furious that several wounded. anu lne W.
tIsas 10 seize the victorious standard won al VI w
could only be reprcssrd by their pddSchnh holding up
his tngrr The Prince Frederick. Of Netherlands, was
there with his brilliant suite and embraced NY Inc
Russian EInps rur during the review.
PARIS Sept l5th.--Dctrut IF d .7bd- .hudeI near
DOrun-The Government have this day received the
following telrgraphic DESPATCH dated
"To Marshal Cla,,scl, Minister of War
Ab,. FL. adler experienced Il severe blow near D.
Oran on the 18th Aug rust. The Bry lbtahm and Dou.
ares fourht brsvely. The FIRE Of artillery decided
their retreat The loss OF the enemy Is very
u,vKr Sept 9-Cotton !Mnrket-There has been O.
rim, . last ciut DAT current demand tor this article
from tn. trade but at alIer sluck press he saes
Amount 10 so bales consisting oil 2i21 Bales, LOUISIANA
NJ ,Iif n l12 So l3Ih. Upland, Mobile and Alaoaia
iIIr ~ ~. - bales pernamLuco al 1921 10 l7G; i
IqIrs Haha al rs: e9 bales Cumnana at loJf 10 !oU
~ ,s Porto Rico al 2J0f 81 bales GnadaiouPe al 100
"a ,,d 5oI Lples ST. Domingo at l4lt 81 |" ll2 ~
the whole duty paid. The arrivals per c"tf' "''e o'
amounted to s. = bales United States coitnnS
H,yrr Sent I}--Sllrs Of Cotton Tor The week com
nr;se DIS bales Louisiana at 22 IL to lI0; lI9 90
tieoruia Mobile, Alabama, and Tennessee, at * -
IL l54c. ,o- ,o,,n- &,
PARIS, Sept l5-Fve per cents lo7 81 10 III ~
Fpou yrxEzUEL.-We have the important lnteiil
grnce that the province of Cumana has risen Ell mass
in favor Of constitutional order and against military nsui
patton Guayan MargariIa and Caracas IN the East
had already taken this position Gen Carapaho' one
the rebel cirftains is shut up in Porto Caben lher
is an English irigaic Laguayra snd Porto Cabcllo-
Cen Ibarra is in irons at Laguayra
E'yJrg IF II 4,
The people in arms ana declaring for the oonS ,1
converts have been sacked and the iriars obliged to ny
and some of them have been killed. The troops arr
uc! engaged. 1t is rumored that Don Carlos is on nj
pliuiuy ack-Fruts are and high.
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Oct. 90.

R GnA kEWARD.-Ran away from the sub
y %UU scriLer, in Madison county, Va, in the
month Of September 1889 negro man. about IS years
old yellow complicated with heavy, dull look, and down
cast when spoken 10; about feet or Q inches high,
heavy, well set fellow himself Wy Smith Pur
chased said negro from WIN. Bell of CuipePer county
Va He was raised by gentleman of King George
county Va by the name Of Smith. Amy person taking
up said negro, and combining him in Jail, that
get him. delivering linn to Humphrey Taylor. of Mad
son county, Va giving information Of the sarne
at Mesopotamia, Green county, Alabama, shall receive
the above reward. ASA WHITE
Aug. Is. 32-3In
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HsEatssE9s;s EXCHANGE.

AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcnMOND, VIRGINIA.
Drarh Nos. tie Dcinrnrc Ste Lottery, Class No T.
Drew October IA, lc:t3.
II Is "a 80 p 80 | :G 43 % 80
Ticket No. H. A. - One of the Grand Capitals
together with several other snug prizes, were all sold and
paid at sight by BIGGER.
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IT appears that while Habershan and Dekab gave this
year, 1000 votes less than in 1898, Ebert and Greene
gave but l56 less in this year than in 1888.
Arain in 1888 Lumpkin obtained in Habersha m and
Dekab, 2O66 while SchIey has but 2,235 in the
counties, or s2s less than LumPkin, while in Ebert and
Greene, Crawford got $780, and Dougherty 1853, or
but IS less than Crawford s.'.,a
The diminished voe,of Schley in Habcrsharn and De-
kalb may be accounted for by the removals to
the new counties, and to the bad weather Where re-
moval is the cause, of Schley has gotten item
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Drawing Of

Drawing OF
Drew oath October, le:5
20 l "a 39 10 % 60 y IS dS II
Whole ticket Nos 10 TO- 20, capital prize Of 81 OO0
together with Nos. 10, "a IS, do. do.
sold. and the cash (as usuaD will be paid at For
tunes Lounge. by BlGGER
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Another splendid EI0tteTy.

$4D.00O and Sl5,00O Capitals.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. FIX. No. 3.
To be drawn November 18th. 1885.
rs Numbers--ll Drawn Ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.
Prize Of $iO.000
5000
1923
30 Prizes Of 1000
500 400, $50, &c.
Lowest Prize &l2.
Tickris only so, HaIres ), Quarters2 80. 49,
Orders for tickets in the above splendid Lottery, will
meet the most prompt attentinn-Pleasr address.
THO. b. BIGGER, Richmond, Fa,
Oct % 4S-w.w
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The Nashville Republican has been sadly quizzcd in
regard to the politics Of North Carolina. Who is the
distinguished Senator Of tine North Carolina Lrglsla
ture, from whom the Republican learned that Judge
Whites present majority is not less than 10000 votes
in this State: Will the Editor name him? The Ecc
toruI vote of Mort" Carolina will be given to the Demo-
cratic candidate. just certain as The election takes
place The Republican, has been cgregously humLug
gcd- Ruicigh St0ndard.
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s -, l:R1ssel j Freeman, Jehiel

,,.ro C. Munson, John L. Russell, j. freeman, 'eh.ei
eve a motion Of MIR Lille, Of Edwards Resotvsd' lha nat
the Proc .esacl r., ubcon and Albany Argus.
Inc |'''' DAVID LILLE, Chairman.
JouS ''oRr"S, Secretaries.
BrI HcCGH, }
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TIE FoRrIFicATIoN BiLL.--Mr. Cam
breleng has addressed second communi-
cation to the editors Of the National In
telligencer intended to show that the loss
of this cannot be placed to mis- account,
IN asmuch as, according to the lntelli-
gencer's own report Of the proceedings, 4,
itmust have beeL past midnight when MIR.
4. came into the House with the proper
sition Of the committee Of conference in
his pocket, und furthermore, that there
was not quorum present, either then
o. subsequently,. To this the ..nn;,c....iiseri:
Ger replies that quorum was within
-.u an, 1"ld have been easily got to-
"s ,stber II Mr. c. had desired it; and as to
Il the matter Of its being past 10 o'clock,
tha, Mr.. C. did actually vote, after that
hour, on the resolution to Indemnify MI
Leicher.
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TAusroy CovIr OF COMMON PLEAS
The March term Of this Court commence
ed las, Monday, at Taunton, Judge Will
iams presiding. On "Wednesday, The
Grand Jury presented to the Court iwen-
" six bills of Indictment ninefesn Of which,
were for violations Of the licence law
The whole Court have decided, in a
case Of impounding cattle, that it is neces-
sary to notify the owner within twenty
four hours-and in case Of neglect, the
impounder is cbargeable as a trespasser,
for the impounding. Prov Journal.
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Groceries, Provisions,
&c. sc.

'E'He subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his Store on Broad-street, near the f.
piscopal Curch, an assortment OF Groce-
ries, such as teas, coffee, loaf and brown
augar, melasses, rye and indian, meal, pi-
lotbread, crackers, cheese, butter, salt
fish, rice, salt beef and pork, lard, choco-
late, apples, raisins, spices of all kinds,
chewing and smoking tobacco, segars,
vinegar, cider, lamp oil, potatoes, onions,
bees, iurnips, pickles, wooden ware
erockery, quils and paper, pins, cotton
thread, soap, nuts of different kinds, curry
combs, hinges, hooks and staples, herring,
sword fish, flour, &c. sc.
WANTED, in exchange for the above,
butter, cheese, potatoes, meal, apples,
eggs, or CASH.
Aug. %. S. s. SWASEY.
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POETRY.
LINES INTENDED FOR MUSIC.
NY GEORGE |

NY GEORGE p. MORRIS, ESQ.
Love thee, dearest .-IIear nre-never
Will my fond views be forgot
May perish. and forever,
When, dear maid, love thee not
Then turn not from me, dearest Listen
Danish all shy doubts and fears
Aud let thine eyes with transport glisten
What has. thou to do with tears
Dry them, dearest !--Ah. believe me
Loves bright flame is burning still
Though the hollow world deceive thee,
Here's heart that never will !
Dost thou smile "A cloud Of sorrow
Breaks before Joys rising sua
Wilt thou give thy hand '-To-morrow'
Iymen. dearest, makes US one
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TAYLCEZNG.

'EHE subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Warren and It's Vi
cinily, that he has taken the rooms over
WM. L. WHEAroN's store, " Union Cor
ner," ,".where he intends carrying on the
Tailoring Business, in ull its various
branches.
Those who may favor him with their
patronage, may depend upon having their
orders executed in the most approved
Siyle and on reasonable terms.
Feb ii. JOHN NJ. AUSTIN.
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The New York American Of Thursday
evening says
The French brig Of war D'Assas wa'
flowed to sea yesterday by the steamer
Hercules.
The D'Assas was accompanied to sea
bv the Revenue Gutter, which saIuted
the brig with seven guns, which were
Immediately returned.
In passing the IT, States figato Con-
stitution, then still below, tho - Assas sa-
lute,ed her with thirteen guns, when
was followed by loud cheers from those
ON board the steam boat towing the brig.
The Constitution immediately returned
the salute gun for gun.
The D'Assas, us we learn, not only
kept way with, but gained on the cutter
as they stretched out to sea, and when
left by the pilot, was gaining on the Alba
ny, which got out before her.
In wishing this messenger OF peace,
for SO we cannot hut view her, "God
speed" on her homeward path, we gladly
tevil ourselves Of the occasion. to speak
Of the very favorable impression LETT by
her cstirnsble commander, Nj. Dasuene'
and his officers, on those who had the
pleasure of seeing them horo. Arriving
among us at critical moment, unnc.
quaiutrd with our language and nssalled
at their first landing by vulgar inso!enco
and ebuse, which-for the moment and
unexplained, could not but be looked up
on,a inhosplabe- they conducted them
selves with so much discretion, and pro-
priety--as both to disarm prejudice, aud
TO prove, that they did not mistake few
rabble shouts, for any indication Of pop
ular feeling
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Jan. 81.

THE undersigned have taken lensc for
term OF years ofthe store at ihe corner OF Mar
ket aud Main. treets, formerly ocsu ie By
pAscHAL ALLEN, which will be refiiied and
viii probably be ready by the middle of March,
when they will open with al entire new stock
Of Goods, (eee,y article Of the OLD stock
having been disposed o. which from their ad-
diional facilities in purchasing, will be sold at
less than their former cheap prices. In tho
mean time they may be found at the Office OF
SAMUEL RANDALL, Esq. where all persons
ndebI ed To the late concern, are invited TO cali
and settle their accounts.
]. BURROUGH, JR. & co.
Jan 81.
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T HE ED G T.

Thou sparkling bowl thou sparkling bowl I!
Though lips Of bards thy brn may prcss.
And eyes Of beauty per the roll,
And song and dance thy power confess,
will not touch thee for there clings
A scorpion to thy side, tina, slinss
Thou crystal glass ike Eden's tree.
Thy melted ruby tempts thine eye,
And, as from that, there comes from iheo
The voice, Thou shalt not surely die.
] dare not iii thy liquid getn---
A snake is twisted round lhy stem
Thou liquid fire like that which glswed
For Paul upon Melitas shore,
Thou'st been upon my guests bestowed
But thou shalt warm my house no more.
For wheresoe er thy radiance falls
Forth from the heat viper crawls
What though Of gold the goblet be.
Embossed with branches Of the vine,
Beneath whose FURNISHED leaves we SEQ
Such clusters as poured out the wine
Among those leaves an adder hangs
I fear him--for I've felt his ianss.
The Hebrew, who the desert rod.
And felt the fiery serpent's bi.e,
Looked up to that ordained Of God,
And found that life was in the sight.
so, the woR M-bitten's fiery veins
Cool, when he drinks what God osdains.
Ye gracious clouds We deep cold wells
Ye gems, from moSsy rocks that drip!
Springs, that from earth's mysterious cells,
Gush DER your granite basins lip!
To YOU look-your largest give.
Aud will drink Of you, and live.
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The ship Louisiana, from Baltimore, in
which Hon. William Hunter, Charge to
Brazil and family, took passage, arrived
q, Rio Janeiro the first week in January.
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The Lowell Garnd Jury have refused
to fnd bills against Messrs Knnicut and
Parker, who were prosecuted few weeks
since for libel Oh Henry A. Dewur.
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The Boston Advocate states, that the
democratic Jackson members Of the Leg
islature and others, held a convention on
Wednesday, evening, at which, they nomi-
mated Martin Van Buren, for President,
William G. Rives, OF Virginia, for Vics
President Marcus M orton, for Governor
sod William Foster, Of Boston, for Lieut.
Governor Of the Commonw ealth.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

NCCC.T.V ODdIIO.N . AIuI'
N EAVES Bristol, every morning
EA Sunday eAcepted) at half past 7
O'Clock, for Warren and Providence
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon (Sunday excepted) at 8 o.
clock, TO, Warren and Bristol. Fare
from Bristol to Providence, ST.; up aud
back same day, Sl,5O. From Warren,
IS cents up and back same day, S 90.
eU1 Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manntactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House
Burgess and Holton's hotel, Bristol and
At Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen.
sr~ Passengers called for and left at
any part of the town.
J. s. N. CHADWICK.
Feb 1 1884.
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Tur UasuLiSH CoSvINT.-On Thurs
day, The Housee Of Representatives Of
kIussnchus.its rjcacd "a resolution 10
,nah. a srninty of Si0,0 900 To the T,os-
ICES of the lat. Ur-pl;ne C'.nv.o,, for the
Ssstruct,on If their pror'ry IN the nigh,
ofthe I'm Of August l"st, BY vote oI
lOl 10 81
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The salary Of tie English Ambassa
dor at the Court Of St. Cloud, is S50, ,00'
peranum, with al outfit Of &c, 900
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We lealn with pleasure, ,ha, PETER
W. SSow, Esq. of this city, is appointed
Consul to Canton. in China, with the adj
vice and consent OF the Senate. Prov
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