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~ NO ~ aspect sirc' Crook III, Lot nj, n,tre
iec trost and rea Is e,sh feet d'pth q ~ houss
considerable posn 81 the chose pon.y an ond
and EMU - 1T NATHAN n GnANAM No 20 Ma
street, Gunner Of FULTON street New Yuk. ui.T
TwATEH's PATENT HALL. AND pa NJ
n LOR srOvEs-To which he CHEAT p,smsu "a "a awsrScA
the late or ~ The Anne caa Insult couaa the follow ~
important improvements;
comb nsin OF daahis arranged that a f,.l ms, ~,
burned With Ena, raplty a ~ ats az VERY so~ M
All tn heat from The srues ~ \. nae N
directly tho ssneke orino AZ
cos ~ lbs h.st y be retained IN the -
a. NJ b. pr rtred- - =
the u these drar the 6s may e all IN
the she- 30 oi con buston wi h. psrl ri h~
coal ~ ashes rom the and u In ev,v
CONT mio the room by tins combination 81 sush
may ~ Cited hom the buit.m and
downwe ds mo ~ the whole of coek tn nnme &C
passing suttmsnsh the ho Of
on INTO the smoke pipe; should The coal
the boioin o ~ crate when tn fire burning the Jsugh
% ufnsa oownwad ~ mon Mt to sl F din 80
tobecon ignlted.
In the " these dsushts air " b,ous TO rsss sv
every inch o tho rrdisfiug surface all
lo,,cm snd de. and uniformly u dsas TO give v~y
confidently believed that these stoves srsrvessd -
priucphs differing FROM AL Others kps esk~,s
tue coatnsfon ofdrnhs sdsns wface Tor eQnnl
ns and exhaus'iyr the heat the VI sausox t
All descebdtothc lowest posse m Ne eNectua
the Moor susnd the stove ard the fc VI sitting T~
Chuchs Halls Peors Offices Csn bsrs &e. Ths esa'irsa
ore ,urear TO sny others the marhe and the sheet su c
re highly ofnsmcned
The stoves Recommended irving more heat from r~sa
They oil mes be opersoa s,re<A
where they for sale BY the sas scrshers
jIasw p. ATwArER a 90.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST DATES.
Frssn London Nov. 25 From Liverpool Nov @
From Havrc Nov % From New Orleans Jan =
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Liropc0I- Ship tibcrnm. wi son, Die l.
United states, Harvey, Dea. Q.
Hfavrs Chalcs Carroll Lee Nov e.
n. Henry Nv, kcarn"y, dec. 1.
Lordo1-Ship Gladiator, Brtion, Nov n.
Quebec Hebnrd, \
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Try GREAT AND IMPORTANT NEWS His Imperial
Hsness the GRAND KRoUr his been pleased TO Nod which
that Cabbage Feast VIII be celebrated at
Krout ALIENS OF vii ism and Duane ets,
the Shakespeare Hotel, TUESDAY the l7h instant
O'Clock the morning AT H. A. M tie neets will sc ccula
d, &c. &c. &c,
His Imperial Majesty, the Glanl Krou has ven tive
ders hat The Lcige kouts must unwed defa
they will be thrown out IL he Cabbage Carbon.
o der OF zig Cabbage Gre
REL III + HARMANNUS jacob Won KLOTTERKLOFF,
Arch Chace
Tickets be had from Krort Mesero Kr,ut Welsh Kroat
Won Davis Krout De lex SbrlL j62tis
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j. II. DIETERICH, AusJs,neS~
RrE BEARNs CO., Store No. Pear a. CONE, ar
Wednesday Boots Shoes and Leather-Ii ocot :; r., -
nom .ehee hoase by order Of the assignee ease. s
a qu antiiy OF sole leather " ~ ~ 'os''s'" ns
sale COMPRISING teas sugar wires &c ~ '0''s"e"'e "
MIN ~ ,aiy a, ics ocock at Ne Amos
chas, cafpss rags looking gasscs, feather bed. &c
JESSIE CADY. Austoncer.
II JESSE CADY, Store Ne. III and 10 srae, s,,,e,.
ny da, AZ = oeock ~ lots 70 suit purchasers
hats combs fancy senp coaihng pistols, VA,
ke ioo numerous 10 nonison tl KIND
AZ Private Sale 10000 dozen Combs asserted al kinds
imaginable y ''' 'a''o''
1000 dqsen Collars and Bosov,s
- casks Table cuty Tea Trays 2e Fire Brases and IA.
oSss sI Needles assoredirom omags Canaan dc
~ VII si alons Coat Vest and Pearl SUBJECT det-surs
al A. VI" sn se taken n paya0nt.
np, ..rnaa French aad Rhode and Jewehy low priced
-~~~ en4'is' &C. nas.S iy'
by wv isLiA rn MNeaAg g; Assnoxeer. :
- STREET coRNER. OF MAIDEN lane Eo' 10 rhAkL
aia DAY at 10 ocloA general of Fsrv t,ai,
JuvG
l,HANCERY sALE IN PARTITION
p9rsuancs d deer tai order Of tho ckanceiy n
sod a. public auction the rom james Blees~ =
4uary 1881 noon under he N Of m on .s ss
tne following ,Ssciib d premises, viz.
hose about Il vide and "a Zee sep III s sa It S
rein nd ,a the s ,e q. T., feet wd IS Zee
the same dimensions = No -, above serbs q 49, "
house about lset VIDE end 70 let iena, a ar s
me o' about u T.. t2 'nohe. vide and edsep ~
so g and q suas With fame dS ei@s o. - s. f. e.,
nches ny 'ee ana other build ns heeor ana the alley
nov occupied by Ely Hoppoct a b III estaL haet
room Dee L. 1876 % "s %o'i may DC LAD al The auction
Js rHuo 7 RUGGLRs Master in chanrmy.
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w TALORtSSE5 AND SEAMSrREsSfS BENEv0-
LENT &C EY-Ihere VII be me. ny .ft ADORE socipy
fucsdy next Jan l7th at thu In han ALL f52 Graal
tet The object OF this meet ,eneis
society and IaIicu aTy Ito he wants OF the
All ladies' endy to the specially ve Ia attend
amecns hsd at No IS Fo street, the % Of Dec
1892 Moved and carried that ih b. faanc
cnmi,tec apo ed. not exceesIng five IL her t,
othre ladies and two genea the lad nominated
follows, Mrs Ricl Mrs. Lewis M cilt; the tcmen
follow. c. W. Lawrence Mayort the city If New York, and
II. nj. Western, Esq
We tee acknowledge violence Of III managers Of the
10 logical Institute he Bsnr6t Of 0e
which $3.50 alsoa donation rem DR. Rrandrrih
sN,by j. G. met Al sby J. g. h. rom g. ~ d. An r.ws,
81 rs alsohy g. b. from W. e. o So So from Mr. Davis
Times flee 81 also from MIR Dunree $3 tsal 1882 10
We here kno Wedge tn kndn of the hys a 4 he In
fmay for The d If III don who oir theit
services 10 the members OF this scsit 10 lay particular atteG
to them he medical advice and ms ines lIaui
fce No 3sl Broom st daily an oc ck A. M ant
r. nj 10 he owe tender most n ere thanks
r. s. PAID the CHI charity bcsa.cgt thr society,
the month Of Dec sos rs; wed IN the month Of
Dec e2s T.. A HALLECK, Secry
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lILLIARDs IMPROVED.

RILLIARDS IMPROvED.-tiesemen wi.lsns /.
- play II Billiards. purchase tables invited call
eos Broc sway where tables the pafent
Indisn Rsh@ cushions as composit,n as
with iron sse frames and common tables will found
the largest and best assortment offered public advnnta
packed Of dsy's notice
Orders for thing IN this line with good reference
nisu
NEW YORK RsALLs,-wANfED.-
hr.t stefo IN hand Team Gall T. mach) ffom ls ei
hands igh OF rood hgss and years old and
feued.
70 the above de-enlcd Horses cal price win raid
nppl~a'ion'o JOHN W WATSON. sfs ureadway
il cod
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mo HOUSE AND CHURCH BUILDERs.-


The subscriber prepared execute any orders p any
hind ,f metallic Furniture used in Houses Churches such
I,or plates Krocker, Figures Nurprrs Lock- Knoa Es
c,ch ons Bel Tckcrs vcniiators &c &C & AL Of German
sixer which cepinIy by far prsfsrableo plated metal
hears ri hing polishing to the consumption Of the metal "
self All ssce the prce m this metal IN s finished stass ytfe
o,, tn wicr ~ plated ware ere doubt what precv
and ef houses win also prefer H. All the builders and Pre-
examine the ~ the
multi IA roas uses svd ar'iclc- manufactures BY
n9sy Dr lie WIS FlIIrCHwANGEr ut Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-17
ADJ Es who y OF Infants E,roiacri woud do

ADJ Who are ~ Nan. q rlsnts Erloidc wnuld do
STORE 81 Cstharne street Whole they vii 6rd the hest
II house in tins city Cors
cd h snd h rich Fockwsisss nan s
Thread lace, Muslin limmnrs, &c sc sizo a. esens
stock Bnck Lice Wells, vi ok and WHITE Ro.d pcr Veil.
Black and wme " " an English ~ nd minr CO. Fre ch
worked lnen Canbc q IT'S au Hiudicrc icfs Cap and
Lar ofovcy ptin together with tment ol
Lace an Epbo deiie Coy vrey cea not pissed Nv
W the city. Who'll sale ard reta
jan li.im THONA COCHRAN, 81 alliances,
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nc ss"ess rrry ssng,td h yin be
unuca unost NC nr ~ COTRE1L CRANsTON wko I'D
day fomeo sCots'tn.sl wkssak dealers Clo,hns Men
chants &C h.e respsc! invited 10 exsminc the sbove
ment o. 'oods winch y The largest and bcs the city
NewYcrk, Dee -, 1893. COTREIL cRANsToN
9Ws NN~+.@'1s~+
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- ~ NO rcbnrlos'ss uar frDrafs. utah
i"r onces ~ desirable lation mar BIop a. Il
Al tie Off = of the Herald 49, = ,Is -
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(vhEErW INH NUAE hANDr.- TIE unssrssnee
NJ respectfully informs his and the public that he
co his u~ws supply very superior scuy
klc much approved Of the last y consumers
coal esd IN the market Cdcs for Broken Egg
Nat ny the Will I've received w De Camp Co,
wal Russell Copeland 80 wal .. the
yards $40 ti3 Hudsosst. JAMES IA W. WHrrALL.
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p Tho wei Known last ailing 3. rkct Shin
- NkNARk Capt. D,uham vii have y, ,r.s,s,. n ap
h'r acc mmod tons ahn aud ~,arr
,y ~ stW ana The number i,ng limited those NJ o.t
'A"s should nuke early apheao, NJ 4 Of II r,n" ~
Hey eoocs v gs q McMuRRAf,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-17

Published scmi mooty Tcnns, D. yenrsinee numbers
Each cinbelIish with three four highly
finished plates Of the LATEST fashion, beautifully colored and
cused pais sxrresy n th work fair sponden NJ Pa
regular the details Of the change that
In that empire ~ T. m" Seecto,s from the English pcro
with nbutigUa ~ let
tsnts Subscriptions recsiv.d snd single ruphe- sod the
bookstore Of G. J. rOLSOM. s0l FULTON
ji3u door above Pearl.
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vi rbNmaNsHir accomp6nleu W y
Plates, fos sale by G. SHEPARD, iss Broad,
This n The most scientific wo evef publ
and y % sinpli6ed that psrpons may learn IL
s,ye OF business writing without the and III a
usariy recommended 10 tho notice OF Clerks
sfnctions 70 remove Ill defects in their WI
VII 70 well 10 procure n copy.
y. Several Of the Plates are dcsisnc1
oenos.e snd tasteful style, suited TO fluhio
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- FOR SALE.-Thc ksn.s,
S No ~ Y aspect stree I, Crook I, u
- feet iropt and fea', J eirh q
contains two v.ry neat Iari,urs, With che
considerable portisn u the ~ chase ~ OF
and NOR suge. EMU - 81 NATHAN n
ssu street. corner OF Fulton street. New u
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LIZ PASSAGE FROM DELFAAT Nm
sGQ LoNDoNDfRhf-Eve iaahty will afo ded Ly -,
Poi. tss TO those who Al, 10 lsys la..
relatives and friends brought p,. nm, nv
r corntcs ~ belfast and Londonderry Tn emrany tsnr
eo " me stcame 70 Liverpool isecrr.,s ia
las b,na ioc notes aud drafts Charles ALL, a.
The belfast Banklng Company, Befasi samu,I L,a
INC Brunch Bank OF Ireland, L. ndondry AIIy sa, ~ "a
Pearl street. "'f' WI, 10 -
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON n co Newyort
KOblN.ON ~ BkOrHEI,s, Bank.rs Iis..r.I
fy ROBINSON " Co Dulan ''e'ioo.
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SCRAPS.
From the New York Daily New

Counterfeit one dollar bills Of the Union Bank,
Providence. r. J., are issued, but may be detected
by the omission Of the letter o, after the capiia c..
in the contraction of the word Company.
The proprietors Of the Baltimore steamboat lines
for Norfolk and Charleston, have provided their
boats with life preservers-an example worthy OF
all imitation.
Lake Ontario was visited by very severe gale
on the 26th and 9th ult and the loss Of property
must have been grcat-in the vicinity Of Kingston
alone about S25. 600
A big ship" which will rival our PennsyIya-
MIA, is now building in England.
An attsmptto rob the Mad was made on the night
of the 25th ut, between Willamsville and Buffalo,
but the rascas did not get booty enough to pay for
their trouble, TO say nothing of their risk-the let
ter mail being carried in the body Of the coach.
The Postmaster General is actively engaged in
extending the facilities Of the mail throughout the
Union. The energy, order and economy that dis
iinguiSh this department have never been equalled
in its former administration.
Lake Steamboats,. Cleveland Daily Adver-
tiser Of the 2ist announces the return Of the new
boat Cleveland from Buffalo, TO which place she
made her frst trip in thirteen hours-distance 300
miles. Pretty fair beginning.
Snow fell in considerable quantity at Columbus,
Ohio, on the 26th, and every thing looked quite
rrini,risG, while al Cleveland the weather was op-
pressisely warm.
A new company has been formed establishing
line for the transportation Of passengers between
Philadelphia, Wheeling, (ya.) and Pittsburgh.
The result Of the late election in Pennsylvania,
shows Democratic gain Of 1000 votes since las;
fall. There's no chance there for the opposition.
The Legislature Of New Jersey have elected VIII
liam s Pennington, Esq. Of Nersfk, Governor Of
thai STATE for The ensuing yesr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
Lntc COunterfcits.


Mechanics and Traders Bank, NewYork,
SIS letter b
Newpor, Bank, r. |.
Is letter A, pay to r, Riker, dated July /, 1887
s. Cahoone, Cash WIN Vernon, Presi, Paper
very thick. vigneue black.
2's letter c, pay to Walter Mead dated May "a.
1897, same cashier and president vigne,te head
Of Columbus. Purportng to be engraved by Ter
ry. Pelton & Co, The genuine rlstcs wero en-
graved by Farman Draper, Underwood & Co,
whose names on the bottom of the bill Also,
others Of letter Is; paper very fmsey, engraving
light and of frosty appearance. The word
RHODEISLAND is on the left hand margin Of
Phoenix Bank, Westerly,
2's dated August 26, 1887 y. Wilcox, Cashier,
Rouse Babcock. President. Observe, that the let
ter in the word on, preceding demand, is revers
ed, thus, ou.
State Bank, Boston,
3's, dated Sept. 4, 1886, payable to J Cross. Geo
Homer. cash., and +. A. Bonrne, prest. No letter
3s. letter unkn pay s. c. Gray, Oct 20. 1926
Alarming Spread effranduiea BNs-Day's New
York Bank Note List, Of the LIST inst says-We un
dersand that there great number OF bills Of the
franklin Bank of Providence, and Of the
Eagle Bank of Newport,
both frauds) in circulation at the East even in the
immediate negbborbood Of the above towns"
Coanis.fcits. The NewY York Journal Of c ommcrce
no period, perhaps, were there many
counterfets afloot, as at present. Scarcely day
passes without one or two cases Of the kind coming
before the Police"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The packet ship Louis Philippe, Capt
Castoff, arrived on Friday evening from
Havre, which place she left on the ilth
ult., furnishes Paris papers to The 9th, and
Hsvre to the day Of sailing, but they do
not contain intelligence of much importance.
The Duchess Of St. Leu, (mother Of Ma
poleon) is no more--news of her decease
reached Paris on the 9th. The pserage
has been offered to VI. NJ. De SADIE and
De Tracy, and refused.
The new King Of Hanover bad requested
the chancellor to give his opinion whether
the existing constitution is binding on the
crown. but The latter declined to do SO, and
merely suggested certain notifications.
The Queen Of Spain has signed treaty
renouncing all claim to the sovereignty OF
Mexico.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
ID ten.

10 this town. on Thursday last, Mary Ann,
only daughter Of MIR. William Douglass, aged 10
months.
On Friday morning, Elizabeth Braman, daugh-
ter Of Mr. William b. Peabody, aged years.
On Monday last, Mr.. William Spooner, aged
50 years. Funeral this afternoon at 2oclock, from
his late residence In Bridgestreet which his rela.
tions and friends are requested to attend.
Yesterday morning, Caroline Cornelia, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Peter q. Underwood, aged II
years.-Funcral tomorrow at ~ o'clock, from her
fathers residence lin the Neck. Relations and
friends are invited TO attend without further invi-
taton.
At Danvillc, Kentucky, on the 18th uli., Miss
Mary Ann Nichols, aged % years, daughter Of the
late MI. Jonathan Nichols, formerly Of this town.
Al North Kingston on the 29th ult., Mr.. Nathan
iel Sphinx, aged Ga years.
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RHoDE.IsLAND REPUBLICAN,, NovEMBER s, 1897.

A new reyanpe cutter, called the Washington,
said tobe the nreest in the service. and Of beeuti-
fel model, Wa IRpnched al Baltimore few days
since. t
AT Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, on the oGh inst a
violent wkirlw ind struck the house Of MIR Fredsr-
ick Sanford. at o'clock in the morning, and scat
tered Il into thousand fragments, killing Mr. San
ford. his mother and two sons, and seriously injur
ing his wife and daughter.
Mr., Charles Monteli ofthe firm OF F. & c. Mon
tell, was drowned near Baltimore, on "Wednesday,
in endeavoring to save the life Of black boy who
had accidentally fallen into the river.
On the night of the 30th, fire in Boston did con-
siderable injury to Mr.. Plymplon's organ factory
and the surrounding buildings
On the 10Th, the Queen Of Portugal presented her
subjects with king that shall be"-if he don't
turn out too wise, and die before his time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
R a rrt 9 b .

In this town on Monday evening Both ult., by the
Rev. Mr.. NJ Kenzie MIR William Blsisdell, to Miss
Catherine Southwick, daughter Of Mr.. Solomon
Southwick Of this town.
On Tuesday evening 3lst ult., by the Rev. Mr..
freeman, Mr. George Shearmsn. of N. York for
merly Of this town, to Miss Joanna s. Read, eldest
daughter Of Capt John Read, Of this town.
On Sunday evening last. by the Rev Mr. Free
man, Mr.. Zacheus Chase, Of Portsmouth, to Miss
May Ann Vickory, daughter Of the late Mr.. Hugh
Vickory, Of this town.
On Monday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Siedel,
John r. Randolph, Esq, TO Miss Betsy 4. Engs,
daughter Of Geo. Engs, Esq, all Of this town.
On Monday, 23d ult, by the Rev. Mr.. Ross, Mr.
Thomas Fobes, TO Miss Rebceca West, both Of New
Bedford.
At Boston on Tuesday 3lst ult., Horatio A. Pal.
mer, M. d., of Little-Compton, to Miss Martha
Wells Of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

IN UENEkAL ASSEMBLY, OCT. SESSION, 1907
AN ACT in addition to the,several Acts regula-
ting the Banks in this State. and for other purpos-
cS.
Be it enacted by the Geheral Assembly as fol-
lows:
Section |. The several Banks in this State shall
be so limited and restrained in their Operations as
that the whole amount Of their loans and discounts,
shall, at no time exceed the amount Of the capital
stock thereof respectively together with the amount
of the sums deposited with or due fIom them, bear
ing interest, in greater sum than the following
rates will permit the same 10 be computed upon the
amour: of the capital stock paid in, viz.
Banks with capital paid in not exceeing fifty
thousand dollars, eighty per cent
Exceeding fifty thousand dollars, & not exceeding
Que hundred and twenty thousand, sixty per cent.
Exceeding one hundred and twenty thousand. e.
not exceeding two hundred thousand dollarS, fifty
per cent.
Exceeding two hundred thousand. & not exceed
ing three hundred thousand dollars, forty per cent
Exceeding three hundred thousand tSnot exceed
ing four hundred thousand dollars, thirty-hve per
cent.
Exceeding four hundred thousand dollars, thirty
per cent.
Provided however, that the circulation Of each
Bank of its ows bills shall be limited and restrain
ed TO ratio upon its capital as follows, viz: a Bank
capital not exceeding $4,000 to rs per cent upon
the capital thereof.
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THs ISDrASs.-The public seem to have
been under a wrong impression with regard
TO the character Of the several tribes Of In
diahs that have just left us. The Sacs aud
Foxes have been looked upon us the lions,
aud have received the greatest share Of at
ien,ion, while the Sioux and Ioways have
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
NOTICE.

YNIlE undersigned having been approved by the
IL Court Of Probate, as sole Executor of the last
will and testament Of his brother JOHN w sTE-
VEINS, late Of Newport, deceased requests oil per.
sons indebted to said estate to make nned ate pay
ment; and all those having JUS, aud legal claims, are
also requested to present them Immediately for ad.
justment
Any person in possession Of books or other prom.
erty the deceased Is also requested to return then
--nnd ,ny one having loaned him books or any thin,
else, are invited to call and claim the "a me.
ROBERT STEVENS.
QHaiifcd Ereemor
Newport Nov. 9Th, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08

A Grab, and the Grabber Grabbed-
Last evening, worthless and half crazy
fellow named Newton, thrust his hand into
the window of an Exchange Office near the
American Museum, and took out between
three and four hundred dollars, and ut
tempted to make off with it, but he was
seen at once and promptly arrested, and
taken to Bridewell.-N Y Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
s,o,p.rUM FoR NEWPORT

rrsnch school is now opened a, Capt William
p;as,,s house. near the Jews Synagogue, BY Mr..
N,,os a native Partisan and professor OF languages.
Parents and Guardians will do welto pa'ronize this
gentleman. we have been for several years depr"-
ed of such an advantage; our children having been
Obliged to obtain their instruction in the French Ian
gaags from Englishmen. Americans. aud others than
natives; and tits well known to any person, in the
slightest degree conversant with the French. that is
impossible to acquire the true pronunciation from
ay other than nave-and to obtain the correct and
elegant style, recourse must be had to Parsian.
Mr. Noros is deficient only in pomp and appearance,
in every other respecthe is perfectly French. his
therefore hoped that these DEFICIENCIES will be over
looked by, and redowned to, his advantage, from
this intelligent community.-t Communicated.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct 30.

Reported for the Boston Daily ADV. and Patriot.
at Market, 2675 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores, 1000
Sheep, and 1888 Swine.
PaIcEs.-Beef Cattle.-Sales quick and higher
prices Obtained we advance our quotations TO cor
respond, viz extra at %, IS So first quality -
a so; I'd quality $5 Is a IS, ID quality 81 25 a
5 25
Harding Coaie--Prices have advanced, as will
be seen By our quotations; several lots we're pur-
chased by the lump at prices probably higher
than our quotations. We quote mess s5 IS; No.
I, 5 25; No. 2, - IS.
ssoves.-Yesrlings 81 10; two years old sl3 a
20 three years old SIS IS.
SNsY.-Lots we're taken at 81 80, 67, 81, ~,
2 80 2 o5, and 1895.
Srias.-saIes at wholesale for Sows, and ; for
Bsrrows, at retail, snd 8 for Sows, and - and
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Noyember |. 1897.

In conformity to tine 18th section of the
act of October IL, 1887, {" to authorize the
issuing of Treasury notes." it is hereby
published that the whole amount issued dur
ing the last month has been $50, 723 SO.
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary of the Treasury.
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hSSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

A LBERT COTTRELL. of the town and
IA County of Newport, Housc,cright. has this day
made an assignment fhs property to the subscii-
hers for the benefit Of his creditors -A persons in
debted TO said Co,trell, will make immediate pay
ment to SHEFFIELD Il BELL.
Newport, Oct 20, 1887. .issignees to g. c.
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RHopE ISLAND CENTRAL BANK.-The
Supreme Judicial Court, by request Of the
Bank Commissioners, has postponed the
consideration of the complaint against this
Bank until the Goth inst.