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SHIP NEWs-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Saturday Mares i2Barque Roscoe, Richmond FIN South
Atlantic with 1000 bss. whale a 200 bbls sperm o-Brgs
kins from do for do Schooner Jubilee Dass from VIII
mingiOn n. for do-SoOp Hero, Read, om Bristol for
New York.
Sunday l3h-Sloops b. ID. Jones' West, from New Bed
fordChampon Farmer, and Hamlet, Tatcha. both from
New-York, for Providence.
Monday l4-Bngs Usards from Mobile, for Provdenoe.--
Trident from do for doSloops Candace, Brown from Fall
River for New Yok.-Vcory Heath, from Providence, for
do-Schooner Biow Jenkins from St Picre (Nfartnqe) for
New-Hayen-Bos,on Packet Bee5e. from Newburypor for
ProvdenceThee masted Schooner Savage, from Whining
ton(N c.
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Winter Goods.
EDWARD l.. NEWTON,

Has just receiUed from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonable articles, maxi
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
are
Superfne, middlIng, and low priced Broadcloths,
of all shades and priees-fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cagsimers and satinetts-drab lon-skin,
pctcrsham, duffils, and kerseys-pIain and figured
Bockings,--and fannels of all colors and prices
one bale Of rose blankets do. Canton nannels
ono do. Russia daper-one do. crash-bales Of
sbir,ings and shec,ugs.
ALSO-line aud very wide cheap cloths for la
dies coaks-French, German and English Merinos
and rich black and cold Italian
and figured silks-elegant French Il English prints
and ginghams--Tnda rubber aprons, great var-
ETY. OF fashionable shawls, ribbons, gloves hosiery,
laces, &c. &c. All Of which are offered at extreme
low prices purchasers will find it to their advan-
tage to drop in. -.
Nov. 2j, 1896.
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Distressing Aeeiaent.-Mr, jeremiah Goodspeed,
nm industrious mechanic, was on Wednesday morn
ing last, severely wounded by the accidental dis
charge of loaded musket--It appeared that Mr.. G.
had embarked in company with another person, in
n smalLboat, for the purpose Of going a shooting
excursion; ; by some accident heavily loaded mus
ket which lay in the bottom of the boat, discharg-
ed, and the whole contents lodged in one Of Mr. G's
legs which was so shockingly mangled that it was
found necessary to amputate itbeow the knee Her.
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REMOV AL :! {!
EDWARD f. NEWTON,

NWToULD respectfully acquain his and the pub
Wv lie generally, that he has removed three doors south
No 154 Thamessreet formerly occupied by Mr. Josh
ua Wbour; where will be found all times extensive
oforegn domestic Dry Goods the low market
prices. March l6.
OF Voml uMol sIo!s Isio iuu aoI pos % lm
qoqM 'oS sSus9A 'ssIsmssrO spoo pIa 10 tnsmlios
9mospuu puU Suqoo opum Aprsi puuq 6uusuoo dssH
puU push sssusnq SuIolln sql euupuoo HIN az oleqM
ls-ssuirPL aeI ON uomoN a pluMPa IV a ps!dnooo A
lsuIoJ 'qIou sIoop oaIq psAousI su on laql
oqnd sr pur sIomossno SIN mIoJu IInHosdsoI QInoA
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OFF to-morrow's Herald the Times publishes
the letter of Boorman Johnston S CO., without the
letter of MIR. Pearce in rsply-and it would be no
more than its customary course TO do so-we shall
take the liberty of publishing in our columns next
week, both letters. ANY man who reads both, will
be satisfied, that Mr.. Pearce has the advantage de-
cidedy in the controversy:
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A side-winder for MrsLeigh.--Mr Tyler's let
ter to the Virginia Legislature, resignng his sena-
tor ship concludes ,hus:-
al shall carry with me into retirement, the prin-
ciples which brought with me into public life-and
by the surrender of the high station to which was
called by the voice Of the people of Virginia, shall
set example to my children, which shall teach
them 20 regard nothing place and Office, when
either are to be attained held at the sacrifice of
homer"
If Mr. Leigh can swallow that pill without grim
ace, it be of no more use to exhibit ostriches here
after. 1t is worse than one of Jim Phelan's hard
est hits. Bos Post.
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'HlOaTIM vlHSOf
; ;;iTSAOWWsA
S AC RED MU USIC.

YEyHE sngngschool connected With the First Baptist So
"a clety in this under the instruction of NJ VIM.
Nut;ing, will close said church Friday evening March
lSh when they will be assisted by number of gentlemen
from other cos In the of the evening several Solos
will be and collection will be taken up aid Of the
school.-The public generally are invited to attend
Newport, March 10TH
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DIR. JOHNSON

DIR. JOHNSON =.
IViH attend to the Practice Of Physc, as usual.
@ As SURGEON DENTIST,
Dr. ]. informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport and
those in the country that he furnish them with ARiIFJC
IAL TEETH; sets them gold otherwise, which will be
fitted with great surprising in beauty and elegance
their former natural eetembracng the modern improve
mens IN the
~ TEETH Dressed, Extracted, Loaded and every other
operation performed them which THEFT coudion admits
requires, Fees NOT Extravagant. mch 9th.
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0j~A petition has been presented to the Legsla-
ture of New York for the passage of law to pro-
hbt the circulation in that State of the bills of the
United States Bauk, recently chartered in Pennsyl
vania.
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CT~We are sharpening up our pens for the Bank
of the United States-so called-God grant tha;
the time may not soon come when we shall be ob-
ged to sharpen OTHER WEAPONS against il.
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DIED.

AT Charleston (S. CO the 9Th inst aler lingering l
ness Mr. Henry Barber Bookseller Of this town eldest of
Mt william Barber IN the oath year of his age-Mr b. about
'e weeks since took passage the Steam Amendares
oI e and Cuba IN the hope Of the Of his
hean oy visit to mder climate the Steam Boat on her
,ans . pu, INTO Charleston his health had rapidly
aecneu Una, ne was unable to proceed the voyage and al
resignation.
HIS remains were brought to this town Yesterday morning
and the funeral viii take place this aernoon a, cocL e.
his fa;hers bouse in Brosdsree which the ,el,,,vs ana
friends Of the family requested TO attend without more
particular invitation.
In this town las, evening Mrs Eunce Clarke asd 72-Fuu
ers Saturday afternoon from the house her John Clarke
corner OF Pope and Spring4f
Little Compton the I'd inst Mr. Nathaniel Souhv orih
in the els' year Of his age.
~ Nsick village the 9TH Mrs Jane Nari. Greene
we OF Doctor Grtene Of Fast Greenwich and -cr Of tie
late Dr. George Hazard. Of sou,iKinrstowu
NJ Nashville Tennsssecl the lab r fnnrh and deserved
y essened sss resrersi EdsasJ g Lr'sf.ls Es1 rusl
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DIR. Casper of Berlin, states the average lives OF
married people are longer than that of the single
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CLEABED.

Ship Friends Brown. Notwithstanding Canoncus Big
ley, Havanado Enterprise Clifford, frovidencedo Hell
en- Smith, do-Sohooner Thorn Lovesnd, Bosion.-do-
Gen'r Marion Wilbur, Norfolksloop Emelne Miller Bris
tol.
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der, @ the Planters Bank and eldest Of the late Capt
William iitefed Of this town. aged 40 years
Al Hamilton. Madison n. Y. Feb 18TH Mr.. Asa Wood,
OF Capt John Wood late ofLte Compton aged
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ENTERED.

Schr Thorn Loveland Bristol R do. General Marion
Wilbur do.-do Commerce. Messer, Wilmington, On C)-
Soop Reformation Baker New YorkBarque Roscoe Rich
mOnd South Seas & ST. Helenashp Friends, Brown, do.
& Peruambuca.
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[OFFICIAL.l
Circular Instructions.

To OGcers Of the Customs, residing ia collection
Districts schere resseis are licensed for
employment in the fisheries of
tie United States
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NOTICE.
THE subscribers have this day formed a CO.
partnership for the transaction of the Grocery e.
Commission business, under the firm of Baker
Hammond & Co.-Store, No. $50 Front Street.
New-York February I, 1886.
JOHN H. BAKER
HAMMOND
wM. S. MOORE.
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HAVANA SEG1RS
At different prices, for sale by II. BULL, Jr.
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, n.
MARCH lst. 1886.
09s Persons calling for them icW please say " ad
Uerti,ed," as Mey are placed in separate bon
Ii n
Thcophius Bassett Stephen Robinson 2
John Barker StilIman Rama
John Barlow Robert Robinson
Daniel Bush & l. Robbins
6 Browning s
Andrew Sweet .
Benoni Cook 2 Robert Smith
Daniel Cartright Russell G. Smith
George ii Case Miss Betsey Stanton
Robert Carpenter Lydia Sanford
The British Consol Il
Mrs Maria Crabb Thomas Thurston
Miss Betsey Chadwick John Tiff
Phebe Chase Mrs Henry Thompson
Nelson Cawley Nicholas Underwood
Charles Nc Dougad WIN ID Upham
Mrs Elkanah Dogget
+ Robert b Wand Zandt
Benjamin Freeborn Edward Van Zandt
G. w
Nicholas Geffroy Samuel Wilson
Charles Gardner Erastus Wilcox
III Joseph c Wells
Lieu, ID Herring MroDLErowN.
j Bailey Hall Geo. Anthony
Richard Higgins Abraham Brown
John Hall John Barker
VIM II Howard WIN S Smith
Elyah ID Hampstead James Taylor
Mrs Anna Hazard John Wilcox
JAMESTOWN
Stephen Jaqucs John nj Douglas
Nj Ellsworth Dennis
n Il Mulford SR Hazard
To any Lumber aler- Mrs Mary Gardiner
chant Anna G Weeden
Charles Meelin usiuT
Mrs NJ Mumford Michael Dealy
N Morice Mony
Alice Nocake John Mea
o Christopher Raiican
Nathan Orkammea
II. X. CARR, =. NJ.
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FEBRUARY 10Th.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
cIRcuLATNra Library.
Recent Additions.-Viz.

2547 slavery. w Z. Claiming vol
25iS The Partisan tale of the revolution by the author OF the
lemassee-Guy Rivers &c 2 vols.
2Si9 Rose Hill tale the old dominion by Virgnian vol
1850 The grms of Wasngham, tale Of the middle ages,
am historical romance, by Agnes Strickland . vols.
s55l The American in England by the author of year
Spain. vols.
2J52 South West, by Yankee ? vols.
2253 Cont the Discarded, with other tales by Henry F.
Chorley vols.
1854 Paul Uric adventures OF am Enthusiast, vols
2l33 Natural History of Insects ID vol mo "A ID vol
1856 Letters from the South by Pauldng 2 vols
1856 One in thousand the doys m Henry Quatre by G.
p. II. James, - = vols.
2557 The Pirate & Three Caters by Capt Marya vols.
255S Chairolas Prince of Paida by L. l.. Buaf, VOL
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MARRIED..

In this the Sd inst by the Rev Mr. Ross Mr. Ste
pheu Hopkins Of Exeter 10 Miss Elizabeth a. Downing Of this
tova
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CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TILLEY g. III AZRD.

EWAVfNG made arrangements with five OF the best Taiiors
h in this town TO work for hcm will furnish all kinds Of
Clothing TO order.
Nm James TWey being himself Tailor ty trade (tayng
served hs time with no workman is perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for any garment from the Cloth
the thread and every gentleman be accommodated without
the least dhcuy at the cheapest the work viii be done
in N, best manner possible.
Their Clothes Cassncrcs, vesngs and trimmings she'll be
oil The very best, and their assortnen, Is complete.
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BRICKS WANTED.
EpRopOsALs viii be received until the 9th of Fsbruas
next supply at Foft Adams, Newport lIarbor H. H.
100000 BRICKS,


These Bricls must be nouls of such sizes as ton
erage. when burned eight irches BY four nches by inn
es-They be of the best qualify of percbantabe Bricls
The proportion Of nlmon pale Bricks Aust exceed one
eighth Of the whole and no soft very pale Bricks viii re-
ceived The proportion OF arch Bricks exceed one-
eighth of the whole and of these that much warped
VIII be received The proportion Of broken Bricks
exceed two per cent.
AT least 100000 be delivered by te first day of Jnnc
next and the remainder The OF the Summer An
umn of the at such periods may the enence
contractor provided there be always baud the supply
requisite for the progress OF the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish e sned number
Bricks or less number, of size different from that eiyen
above, they will please accompany their Proposals with
statement Of the length breadth aud thickness OF well burned
Brick of the KIND they wish to supply
Before forming the contract fair sample will be requed Il,
be deposited in the Engineer Office, at Fort Adams which
should satisfactory will govern in the inspection OF the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made required on each cago duly pspec
ted and received All COMMUNICATIONS touching this subject,
to be directed to Brevet Col Joseph c. Toen L. s. Engn
oers, Newport, RI
JOS G. T0TTEN, IT, COL Eng'rs
Brcrct Col
ForiAdams, Newport Harbor, x. l.
Jan uary 9th, 1886
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MOLASSES.

MOLASSES.
a eD1h IIhds. Havana, new crop, and in casks,
a. <yU landing and for sale by
b. WOOD 81 Co. Corner Thames & Pelham Sis
March 9.
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icked up shore Block Island Boat about 30
feet long and wide. The can have the same by
proving property and paying charges
Apply to the Subscriber
PELEG C.. CIIANPIIN
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WANTED.

Boy, from II to II years Of age apprentice 10 the
"A Printing business, enquire at this Office.
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H. ~. Tyrone Povrr. Charlotte Wn'son. Aegus.
,us A Adams. I~~.pb'n" .i,tDn. Charles Kran.
;"hn Barn~..J " :. tiows.
Gr-rn Rom intel. grnr- viii form an item in
,..r Theatrical department, ~ f,ch ~- sls'I yer
aud anon rec,.rd III pn-i'i' ms and 'hF n.yrf .n's
: :he :. S,ars IN ire 'lest:nn! krp,sH, mt: and
aders nav !ook 20 orr columns tor ;rfrr'afio of
W. kind with ali ccn'ldence RI hearing The t-se
=. .,r.csbcuts rf the r!rg r. 'avories.
Sal MAGTNDI
This 10 the In;sct liabecr u-, ai,ment of the ca.
r. and II Ill te managed. .r i"i" as - gva
zrs, 10 al, ihr rest. fl viii i~ comp srd NJ every
variety Of material; s..be' nr~s 10Th treie, and
d me.iic- .rmsrgs upon ,hr iasiIons Iuu End ~.
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ran nj VII and n9IfiIncut. vii. bc cfoa ced INTO
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
To aid uur own enCs7v, rs IN srs:a,ntn. .hr in
,.n.i 81 the 'aper l,- praPtciu:s harr :. ne - he
r1prnD- of establishing /. i.rs.gn cp.rcSp' ndcEce,
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Editor mud ,"rn, :.t ;hr p' .-'"rs.
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IuEATRlcAL DEPARTMENT

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tho t,.k s!,a', !tIn1 t. he ,.s'. .-"''t 80 VIZ
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notice. d, lh,, y ru.aI CHARACTERS, 'i"'i iF'o'"
-,,ir &C &c
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JANE. ii.chru Fanny A Dr.k". joseph " BE. %
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be guilt, un,ii he hA- Conclusive c,i 'rncc
Of the isct.
Ii ,hrtr tc any ,f ou. rilizens. ~'hrr
( in i;,s t..sa "r ci.rs.,cr' VIII, i"ci i" -
teras, Ia The c"n,i ,i.ushcr Il ,''" J'rE>AL,
aad wi,n are nat si,csriv .s,s'tilr -, H.,
have IN opp"rtusiiy "t mianiirssinc '!a'
interest hr irc.,rniig :" m"w. The pub
s licaii"u wi!l b. Recommended ON ar be-
$ fore the l., :~siur,!a, in February nrri.
pr.vinu. 1, whi,h time. III Pr"pI i.s
,uid be- pI,r.c I" have AS ',.a''y a. y -
: sib,r uf tie me- ID th"-s- WI feel sut'i-
: cieni ini-r.s, in ihr character and Ir =.
Z prr,iy If Ca...les, I" in'.icr I'r" 1" NJ.
, ia ihr permanent establishments 'i i nc'.s'
4 paper int',c l'wn.
In" Proprietor mas engage" me ''''
ces OF Mr.. JouN e. Wrsr. IN III" t. .i'.'-
rial depaf, ,'n~n,--ros<"guruiy. ,hs p"li-
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ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Sr'..crihrrs : have VS., purchase
n .n,s,'i, e II G .h,tr instrument. "hiei.
H., been successful, used i"r the la, tvs"
al 'hrr. wear. f"r that di. rrs,'ng com.
I.,ain.. s",r or rxc..ri,,rd nipples; :"
"s"." tie nirpl" i 'ns'r''! wanting "r
here tho chil.i, n.'u,l. Is 80 $ re ihai d;
e., III :, ,nr,- II, The natural nipple h"
a ihe,,l hi fl" X recommended ht 'h'
IT, ,it,,.. in" al nuih.,riti-. IN the suij"ri.
Ia this c..un,r, D.. .)rvrrs "i f,iil.
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tiiy. "- IT, c,riiIicn'r> a"i'"N-' VIII at
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f. lace. ri, /, cir crf'rc c.,,~nrrr 60. har.
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