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1! tho writer oe a COMMUNICATION ;foin sumter
v;s:c over the sigasin,r ef "A feies rsea Sta,
YxE, has secn our las. paper, !,c sill DC al no orS
10 account fns the apPcasanec of s''s HoH''na'
ten Of candidate sos Congress. {: is 'aa'ssSnsa-
Gle .s,as persons nominating individuals so' os'ee
give s,s ,l.ei.,aEes.
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Too Bad The Falls O. NIAGARA a:r ole'cd tor
sale by the p:ov,etosS. They ought "e'eF TO have
Lren p.irnie property: At seems .aerelg oas 10 at
temp, vsiua;ioa Of them, when 20 :ew have sen-
turcd evsa description OF their snSl'm''g The
owasr hswe.s, takes quite cooly, s;a.ing that II
IL IN crccslen: ..u,ill scs,.!
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rani.y-of s.su..ing aboutin the otteniation
which once made up, the happiness OF the
man be has zyaaauished-laen his name
viii go down toi.fnlure ages with those
of The benefaetors Of this continent. who
have considered true glory 70 consist IN
building up free and sale institutions;
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A, /. .ace.sas of,hr paard Of Directors Of i'c
.sgsns of canacu, S C." cu Tuesday 'sss, the
following persons ssrrc elected cH.ccFs, sis:
W. J. Gaasr, Cashier,
j. G. wrrr, Teller.
AIssasp1f: Iortssos.. Discoan. cirsk.
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gJ-The Editor Of the Jounat will be absent 'o'
some weeks; in the meantime the publisher wiz
.,de,vor w;,, the assistance OF friend, to give
the paper its usual variety, II no, IN "''s"A' ma
ter. 81, eas, in the bcs, articles Of has
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ALSO,
PAMPHLETS OH Gardening.

Calculated BY the subscriber, To answer lof Gam
den ind the adjaccn, country, near ths same ia,i-
tude.
aTThe above Seeds are warranted. Should any
one find them otherwise after fair trial, otbers
will DC given in ,hcir place Nov. Ms
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GuE.S Prss arc imported i,' ,sr London rns''
.., ;eo,u Lisbon. The l.onda. sa;de;.ets demand
a tar upoa ,.,c:a igr iileG Pr";ection
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ron r:s ebsnr. ctsNat

N, El.sor.--is is understood. and sEi!, noch
.s.tr, vs. ,s.aay thai our pre%cn, scaa"t aud 'w
Of ous Representative. IN The Legislature. have
rrp,..s.rd tsc;, ,tiai"is !n '''i';r '''" .'h
cal ..fr. having ifoun uad"as'rd authority f~rn
Informed q, i,s fact, .nsst ec'i'rea"ii' "''si
III. folio eng 10 tho rahe, 'os the" support
Z: the eleeis~u ~ take pssee "a oeioSef nsA', VIZ
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Much matter Intended for the Joar"H' 'h's week
-. ,oon .-o,,,ed out by the publication o: Tie
Laws.
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The city of New York. and iadced The
public every where that New York papers
a.s read. has been deeply interested in a
trial which began in lhalcity on Thursday
Of II. B. Robinson, charged with tho muir
der OF female by the name of Helen
i.wi,,. The following, from the New
York American Of Wednesday, shows the
rcsu. Of the trial:
TRIAL OF RogrNsou.--At one O'clock
this morning, the jury. after an absence of
fifteen minutes, bsousht in verdict OF
no, sril:yin this case. .
The prisoner, who until that moment
had. from The commencement OF Tie trial
maintained the most unshaken ccmposure,
aud even when upon The return of the ju-
ry he was called upon 10 stand up and
lont upon ,,,t tsrors. betrayed no em.-
ton and TO bfcnching, on tho annuncia
lion Of the verdict BY the foreman, burst
into teoTs.
The rcrdic, was received hy the au.
diencc. who had kept their seats, wild ir-
rcprcssib!c applause. The rrisnncr was
discharged by proclamation. and left the
court with his fathce, and his truc.hearlcd
friend Mr.. IIoxic.
A young gentleman addressed a young
unmarried lady tho other day. on the ap-
pearcncc Of the snr weather after The long
storm. ,hus.--"i congratulate you, Madam
on having Esste sRH-"
TAc lady. blushins. csclsimod, "Oh
YOU vile wretch, would you insult me-"
"By 30 means" returned the gentle
man. equally confused, &c, unable TO .ex
plain. a frw minutes elapsed. when III.
sun pouring into the window settled th.
difficulty IN. J. Siar.
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fos tho Senate.
For the House al Representative,
JAMES e.. UoBi,
III " LEVY.
IAt.IS Htlif

In Ilis arran r.aess, pubic sr;liirc n' hs' 'Seh
fol!s,.rd sn. IL has aiirsdy drs'snafrd "'''s' "'
the tntv ,d.ats prcr Prt'ons Ia frp present "'e
p.s;ric, n tho two ksanckcE al The lrgih!siair'
and vrij iu,;or.i,t aa Gryotca fre1,ts oi hrtsia"
h.Yr anai en- o. ;c others no lcSs III 10 sustain
their in,c,r.,s We bclcyc th=i TIC grnri al vote
vii! support this teari, on account "i 'h" gre al
rrspcrtaS,liiy oi chSsacief nnd"ubrd pai"u'''
and ,o,rrctual cagsaeiiy Which qualify The ,It!.t'
Dual. I. a,ied on A. fns The npar,an' rus, IL ers'
family =, III srcuic The neatly snrpoft't
HASr Goop Iwus MIN
N,tr III viii b. trcni!ccte,l by Fe"Gct- Ia II
sif DENY ass not. cd tbs public :hs. he d "a not
wtSi, 10 w. considered candidate ips the irs,'ia'
turr. We hppc however. hr may hc 'nd"'rd to
change hes determination "a meet the shes al a
ye,Y large s,urstY Of s!,c 'o;crs OF tbs D'slEp
Prfsbsieriaa Gsaerai As;emb'y.-i Tho
Pu.hurs hr,>,i Herald, o, 'hc 81 ''H' '"'
which We arc ,ndc Jed ,o the spalneness "'
the editor oi The /. Isrlcston Observer say
eth, proceeding. Of the General a'ren'l'y
thus far. bsss been o. ceep and sh~ofs'ns III
,eresl' The mast prominent cases b' l"'c
them, are ,hs ,r,as OF sir Barnes. tho Gars'
tton os Si,,rts, and the State ol the Church
The latter tiasi) question understood Ia 'n'
piy a di,.-ton oi ,hot hnrcii, a. itas, into '"e
braaches From the ssue paper, we uaSt
,i,e t,tlonin. extract:
Iy,daes,!cg Mosaag Jan> ,-hn inc;
dent occurred 4, the opening Of tho hu>nes,
OF The Assembiy tbs morning which cxcucd
some attention. and interest, net ONLY among
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a6I prizes. }
II95 blanks, ;
7l4) iickcls \

No ,ickc; which shall hare drawn prize
Of a superior denomination eau be entitled
TO an inferior prize.
Prizes payable torty days aacr the draw
ing aud subjcc, 10 the usual deducHon Of Fl.
teen per cent.
Ticket, $50, II Tickets in each Package
No Shares
Orders from the country (frcc Of pos'ase)
will NEE, ,,h attention if addressed, p the
Managers &c Broad 81. Charleston s c
The drawing &iIl be sent u all purcha'
scrs Of Tickets.
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for vending
WORISON'S HYGEIAN UNIVERS1L
MEDTCJNES
DIR. JOHNSON'S
IMPROVED PANACEA;
nn
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
This Medicine is Improvement all Of the Panaeeas,
Cahocons and Syrups hitherto offered TO the public; avoid
ing deeeous qualities and uniting the virtues of mcd
cnes which have borne the test Of experience and and
winch have received the appreciation of the most ply
scats both in Europe and America.
This Medicine win cleanse and purify the Blood from all
ions humors and has been used with many diseases
incident specesad particularly in the following ds
eases viz -Scrolua Kings Evil; While Swellngs, salt
Rheum Cancerous and Inuraed Tumors scad-head Dsea
cfite Liver Old Ulcers fever syphilis and its de-
consequences ESQ often met with in persons who have
been iapcray cured improperly treated neglected.
rather those who have ,ampered with, and neglected. them
selves which, if the poison Is not entirely eadcated from the
SYSTEM the distressing consequences will follow the neg
lcct ofha terrible scourge. Leprosy Chronic inflammation Of
the Liver and other Vscea Tubercuar Consumption of the
Lungs Ucelous the throat elsewhere and all evup
the surface of the body Diseases of the skim Mer
curia disease and all those affections arising from mpury of
the Blood Nodes and diseases of the JOINTS Bones, &c
Those affections which the result of youthful indscretion
wi! be cured by the Of this Purifier of the Blood.
The above valuable medicine may be had of Dr. Johnson
Newport r. l. Price One dollar and fifty per bottle TO
those who buy sell again. reasonable discount will be made
Newport Nov. %, lS35.-ly.
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Winter Goods.
EDWARD +. NEWTON,
Has Just reeeired from Bos

Has just reeeired from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonable articles, max
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
are
Superfne, middling and low priced Broadcoths,
of all shades and priees-fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cassimers and satinetts-drab llon-skin,
pctersham, dufiis, and kerseys-pain and figured
Bockings,-and lannes of all colors and prices
one bale of rose blankets, one do Canton fiannels
ono do. Russia diaper-on" 80. c:ash-haes of
shirtings and sheetings.
ALSO-line and very wide cheap cloths for la
dies cloaks-French, German and English Mernos
and rich black and col Italian
and figured silks-elegant French & English prints
and glnghams-India rubber aprons, great vari-
ETY. OF fashionable shawls, ribbons, gloves hosiery
laces, sc. &C. All of which are offered at extreme
low prices purchasers will find it to their advan-
tage to drop in.
Nov. 25 1885.
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PALM SOAP-BEAR'S OIL,
AND
RNAMENTAI HAIR WORK

TUST received quantity of these articles, Palm Oil Soap
- adapted greater vay Of than any other soap,
in the nusary for the most economical; excellent cure
for char ping eruption the skin, salt heum &c Warrant
ed genuine article
few doz. Of the highly purified Bears OIL for promoting
the growth of the hair ustre and beauty which can confident
" recommend from thorough knowledge of its virtue parc
ulary to persons whose head is subject to dander.
ALSO, an additional supply of rngets and bands.
few bottles Indian Specific, certain for frosted fee
and chbas in the feet extracted from three vegetables
Sponge Blacking-anda variety of rasor straps, &c
For sale at 137 Thames-st. JOHN REMOND.
O. N. B. 20
THE subscriber would inform those gentlemen that
subscribers the reading that the daily New York
Courier Enquirer (and other papers) embracing the Extra
Globe printed in Washington during the OF Congress
are taken for the accommodation Of his customers and pSb
tic grneray To those he would give general invitation for
the persa of them particularly Mechanics whose business
will not afford them opportunity through the day. that his
establishment closed business evenings till past
0o,clock, except Saturday, until 10 o'clock
Jan. 20, JOHN REMOND.
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TUyHE Subscriber would inform the ladies and Gentlemen
oNewpor and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up,
for their accommodation the rooms No 1877 Thames ssreet
where he intends carry the peumery and hair dressing
business and hopes by the good order his establishment and
strict attention his business a share of the public
ronage Gentlemen informed that Newly ok daily, and h.
papers will be furnished for their accommodation Ladies
hair separate apartment at the South door
" No pains will be spared introduce the latest mode
cutting and dressing The least favor will be gratefully
knowledged, and all orders executed with punctuality.
JOHN REMOND.
~ b. Just received supply of Perumery, Curs &c,
which he offers for sale the reasonable terms.
Jnly 9TH If.
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
IDNDON

VNyIIE original Vegetable IIygeian Universal Medicine
II. prepared by w. Miskin, Esq-Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons Lcentate of Apothecas Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon TO the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Bridge, and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result of 20 experience and
unparalleled success IN the extensive and highly respectable
ce OF the proprietor patronised by the faculty and nobys
introduced the notice of the American public the
solicitation of number OF gentlemen OF long and high
ding in the profession rs hoped preliminary step, TO
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the OF the
and deeterous nosrms oed upon the public by
the aid of fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by of mercenary unprncpled preendersso totally ig
of medical science that impossible the monstrous de-
longer down with tho intelligent people of this
country. These pills mild and agreeable in their nature should
be kept family in OF sudden Illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps pasms ieyrrs and 9th
alarming complaints which too often prove fatal may be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be without them They sold in packets
80 cents 81 and 81 each by respectable druggists book
sellers and vendors of medicine i'll the u States and the Cana
das with copos directions together with testimonials of pro-
fessona ability from the following eminent gentlemen Sir Asst
ley Cooper Abernethy, James Bundel VI. D. W. Back NJ
d., Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ ID. and others
The originals be possession of the General Agent
bv whom the medicine imported into this country and 10
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made.
JNO IIOLBEIN,
36, Waverly Place, New-lork;
Sole Gen Agent for the T. States, &c.
n. b. None genuine without the signature of the Gen
eral Agent the Label Sold by
II. II. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar, !
near the Courtilouse Feb %, 1915.
NJ Camon-lt has been deemed expedient, posi-
be place Mskn Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
the hands of druggists only and sold without the signature
of John Hoben the label counterfeit This be-
necessary there STILL contrary all moral decency
legally convicted nosrum attempted be forced on the publ
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knVnE viii continue to carry tho con-
nected with Livery Stable in all its vavous branches
at the well known Stable the Belle Vue House the Hill
he business in future will be under the spernendencc oNr
Thomas Dunmorc who will I've ready all times furnish
coaches hacks barouches chases saddle horse &c a who
are disposed to patrose the The coaches everv
other vehicle belonging to this establishment equal any
IN the place or elsewhere Prompt attention will be paid to
the arrivals and departure of the steaboa and in short
pains shall be wanting render the estabsnen in way
worthy the patronage Of the public Horses kept any length
OF uias al the CUSTOMARY rates. RUFUS p. KINSlFT.
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JOHN =. BROWN.
STONE CUTTER.

WNOULD Inform his friends and the public generally that
w he having bought cut all Col Cooey interest in the
late establishment Banis'ers Wharf he will continue the
Stone Cutting business at the place, in all its various
branches he acknowledges with pleasure past yors and
cs continuance OF public patronage pledgns himself that
strict attention. and prompt execution Of all orders favored
him. and at low prices be purchased elsewhere, will
him business then will his sangune hopes be real
lied JOHN 5. BROWN
Newport, June GOTH 1885.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers have this day formed a CO..
partnership for the transaction of the Grocery d
Commission business, under the firm of Baker
Hammond & Co.-Store, No. $50 Front Street.
New-York February l, 1886.
JOHN II. BAKER
GEO. HAMMOND
NJ. s. MOORE.
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CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TILLEY g. HAZARD

IILLE1 Il q ~ \ ZNKU
"AVlNG made arrangements with FIVE Of the best Taors
IL in this wurk for them will furnish all kinds of
Clothing to order.
Hm James THey being himself Tailor By trade, having
served his time with No. wokman perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for from the Cloth
tine thread and every gentleman be accommodated without
the least difficulty at tho cheapest the work will be done
in the best manner possible.
Their Clothes Cassmercs, Vestngs and trimmings shall be
OF the very best and their now complete
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II. II. HAZARD.
DOCTOR JONES
VEGE TABLE HAIR OIL;
For restoring beautiful crop of hair on
nAIn JIENnS

ARTICLE is said by the best judges to be superior
that Of Wards any other hair oil yet invented II
put up superior style and finely scented that besides
being of the incest beauers of the hair it also very
dehcate perfume.
For sale a, the sign of the GOOD SAMARITAN. the only
agency for this town
ladies and gent who desirous obtain delicate hair
oil and perfume for the Toilet will find this Oil the very best
now and the cheapest much each bottle
tains than double quantity of those of Ward and the
pricc is the same. Feb. It's
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LETTERS,
; OFFICE, NEWPORT, r.. I
l lst. 1886.
them ,oiH please sag q" ad.
c placed IN a separate boz
X
Stephen Robinson ?
StlIlman Rama
Robert Robinson
G L Robbins
Andrew J Sweet 3
Robert Smith
Russell & Smith
Miss Betsey Stanton
" Lydia Sanford
II
Thomas Thurston
John Tiff
Mrs Henry Thompson
Nicholas Underwood
VIA ID Upham
V
Robert B Wand Zandt
Edward Van Zandt
Samuel Wilson
Erastus Wilcox
Joseph C Wells
MIDDLETowN.
Geo. Anthony
Abraham Brown
John B Barker
VIM S Smith
James Taylor
John C. Wilcox
JAMESTOWN
John nj Douglas
Ellsworth Dennis
S II Hazard
Mrs Mary Gardiner
Anna C. Wecden
'HsIay
Michael Dealy
Morice Mony
John Milea
Christopher Ratlcan
r. r. CARR, p. M.
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w. Il. & r. j. SWAN.
ru1A,IORs & DRAPERS. have on hand good ssor%
men, Of Broadclc,hs casssrss. and Ves,!ngs suitable
-. .s,s.- Nov. la. n
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q necessary selections

in making the selections
The first $ relation a change IN its for1ns
the opinion of the present publisher from the first that
tavo ormbeing half present size would be preferable
and he graed that the subscribers with whom he has beer
enabled confer have almost unanimously expressed the
opinion The form of the work will therefore be changed at
the Of the second year octavo each number
containing thrty-twO pages.
The second point relation the selections for the work
The opinions of subscribers in this extremely varousso
much render impossible 10 satisfy ALL Thus far 1t has
been object much variety as possible and at the
introduce into each volume works of
magnitude. Some objection has been made to works
which necessarily occupy from eight to ten numberas far
practicable this will in future be avoided.
The Republic Of Letters is reprint Of Standard Liera,se
works therefore, which and ephemera necessarily
excluded.
The future volumes will embrace of historical works bi
ography, and travels, than hitherto.
The first Number of the second year will contain Ella BY
Charles Lamb Of the beautiful and popular works Of
the be followed by Volnires Peter e Great-Csam.
tiles Authors by DIsrae &C. &c and in the Of the
volume will be published volumes of History, prepared
under the superintendent Of DR. Lardner by Sir Walter Scott
T. Moore, ESQ, Macintosh, and others.
The work will be published weekly heretofore, at 81
per Number three dollars per year those who receive the
work by mail and pay advance Postmasers throughout the
United States are requested 10 act as Agents
All Subscribers who receive the work by mail,
ques,ed forward their subscriptions for the second hsy
wish the work continued To them
The volumes contain the following works and may be
had, bound or in numbers
The Man Feeling by Mackenzie; The Vicar Of Wakefield
BY Goldsmith The Tales Of the Hall by Crabbe; Tho Letters
Of Lady Worey Montague, Rasselas BY Dr. Johnon Castle
OF Orano, by Horace Wapoe lhe Od tnehsh Baron, by
Clara Reeve DR. Frankns Life and Essays Lights and shad
OF Scottish Life by Wilson; The Adventures Of G Bias.
from the French Of lie Sage by Smoe, Juade Roublens BY
Mackenzie Mazeppa by Lord Byron; The Tapesed Cham.
Der by Walter Scott; The Dream Of Eugene Anm by Hood
Zeluco by Dr. Moore Essays moral economical ane Poi'
cal by the Lord Chancellor Bacon Chevey Chase
BY Milton Peneroso by Mion Italian and spanish Prov.
eros; The History of Charles XII by VeiaTs hanrea
Lord Byron Ais Bride Tale BY i MOOT ~ NJ
Word Macksnle ue I.avf cn sy y'1n sE Es,'y :, Con 2.
49,. ~. ,inv W, ~ Pnr Eugene BY himself &C.
an communication. relating the work to be addressed 10
Il. VI t so,,ln uannsr GEO. DEARBORN,
''' Publisher 3 Gold-SRset
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DIR. JOHNSON
WI attend to the Practice of Physie, as usual
o. As SURGEON DENTIST,
Dr. J. informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport and
those in the country, that he furnish them with ARrlFIC
IAL TEETH sets them gold or otherwise, which will be
fitted with great surprising in beauty and elegance
their former natural teeh-embracng the modern improve
ments IN the art.
u TEETH Dressed Extracted, Loaded, and every other
operation performed them which THEFT couditon admits
requires, Fees NOT Exravagan mch 9th.
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HE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.

THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
Essays of Ella by Charles Lamb
Lives of Eminent British Staesmen.-Sr Thomas Moore,
Cardinal Wosey; Archbishop Crarmer William Cecil,
Lord Burleigh.
A Simple Story, by Mrs. Inchbad.
The Bee: Collection Of Essays the interesting
and entertaining subjects: by Oliver Goldsmith.
Marriage: Novel.
Comus: by John Milton.
The Life of Galeo with Illustrations ofhe Advancement
of Experimental Philosophy.
The above published in 20 Numbers of this popular pc
riodica Price Ct cents number SO Year in advance.
w. CALLAHAN, Ageut, Newport.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport g. Boston Mail Stage.

For the Newport q Boston Mail stage
80
vIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare Boston, $3
a stare will leave Newport, every morning Sundays
"A copied a o'clock A. M arrive in Fall Rvera !O4
in Taunton at T. NJ.
in Boston, at 81 p. NJ.
Returning stage will leave Boston every morning, Sun
days excepted past o'clock A. M arrive in Taunton,
att o'clock, p. NJ
in Fall River, at o'clock,
in Newport, at d o'clock.
Stage book at Towsends g. Hassards Hotels in Newport
The stage will leave Townsends att Hassards att a.
Stage books at Barkers Marlborough Hotel, Boston.
This Stage connected with the NewBedford stage at Fall
Ryer-Leaves FalRver 10 o'clock every day. Sundays
excepted arrive in NewBedford at past ~ o'clock.
Leaves every day Sundays excepted at O'clock arrives
in NewBedford at 8 o'clock-Reurnng leaves New Bed
rdevery day. Sundays excepted at o'clock A. NJ and ar
and at Up M. 3o'clock p. M
Stage Books at Coles 4 Blake's Hotels New Bedford.
UPasssengers wishing go New Bedford; informed
that they by this stage leave Newport in the morning and
early evening, and have half hour leisure
time in New-BedfOrd
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays excepted at
past o'clock for Swansey, Warren, IL Brlsto-Re-
turning Boevery day. Sundays excepted at o'clock
and Warren at ga m and arrive In Fall River at lo
o. clock a
stage leaves Fall River every cay Sundays excepted for
Providence leaves Fall River 10 O'clock in Prov
H. Returning leaves Providence every day at 10
clock m. arrives in Fall River p. IN.
Passengers wishing 60 Fall River can have hours In
Fall River, and return the evening
u Extra Coaches furnished at all times ON reasonable
- All baggage and small parcels the risk of the owners
thereof X. b. KlNSLEY Agent.
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TABLE. CLOTHS.

TABLE CLOTHS.
to 1874 -Bue-Crimson-Br x 9TH
coored Table cloths ;-3 l04 white linen dariask
For sale by JAMES HAMMOND.
Nov 25