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0TWiNTER GOODS..fn
VIII. B. g II. J. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
No. 80 THAMEs STREET.

NU' % HHN"H@5 !" "HNEEEs
CD EsPECTFULLY inform their friends ard
n q, the public generally. that they have received
from Boston, A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
Of Pilot Cloths Lion Skins. Mo
hairs, FIushines. Kerseys Broadcloths, Cassimeres
satnets and Vestngs, suitable for the season which
they will make up order, in the best manuer
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders Hdkfs,
Comforters, Crayats, Stocks Bosoms, Collars and
every other article usually fonnd in such au establish
meni at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale a,
chep can be bought any other store in the state
Oct. 4th.
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COMBS AND MOHAIR CAPS,

SSHEEL COMBS AND MOHAIR CAPS,
- Just received at the Ladies Ornamental Hair
Emporium, 137 Thames ST. supply the above
articles, of various styles and patterns.
ALSO, a box of Mohar Nets, silk do do, Aromat-
ic Dentrice, calcned charcoal tooth powders,
Churches genuine vegetable lotion, Japanese do
do for removing lreclSles, pimples and all kinds OF
eruption on the skin Also, great variety of French
Artificial Flowers which will be sold at much reduc-
ed prices. J. REMOND.
GTA few dozen bottles Congress water can be
had as above. Aug. ,.
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tyEw LIVERY STABLE.

JAMES r. HEETCHEAR.
Having procured several new CARRIAGES
and good HORSES, all of which have been care
fully selected, is prepared TO furnish Carriages Of
every description at short notice, and respectfully
solicitS a share of public patronage.
His Stable having been much enlarged, and fit
ted in the best manner with large roomy stalls and
good carriage houses, Offers superior advantages
for HORSE-KE which will be faith
fully attended to, on reasonable terms
Particular attention paid to the conveyance Of
Passengers to and from the Steamboats,.
Orders left at the Stable, or at his residence, d-
ecty opposite, will receive punctual attention.
Newport, April 9Th, 1887.
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JOHNSON'S
rEaIALE RESTORATIVE AND
SPECIEsTC rIy,LS.

These pills are recommended to pale, Woated, Ian
gud persons Of either Sex who with ooldness OF the
,romies, toVspriis loss Of appetite. ceLe pulse pal
piaiOa. diSpepSy or indigestion THOSE whose Mood
is incned'to Catery, dissolved state in cases Of
emdcidtioR or general ,caStng nCay of tie body, -
in some of mania, degtnesS hysiericat and ma.
ny other distressing affections Of the body and mind
drOpsy chronic rheumatism pdrayic afcctionS gddi-
ness dinOSs of sight, and other strange feelings so
common to persons in the various stages of life.
In Tie DOut0ueduG, there is not more elcacious
medicine. When the blood has become weak. and
of idngUd circulation after long and Secere fits ot
sickness these pills are of eminent service In swell.
lings of the hands, feet &c in cases of great dehli.
ty in most diseases, common to Females these Pills
will prove SPECIFIC.
! In Dropsica habits all distractions, from colds
or other causes, in that weak, nervous irritable and
dcIicaie state Of the body TO which so MANY espee
tally y0uHg and middle aged females, are susceptible,
persons M decline that state of the body which
approaches to consumption, may, by timely aud prop
er use of these Pills be preserved from an uninel,
grave
The above medicine has been approved by some
of the most eminent Physicians in the United States
and, has been administered TO thousands of patients
who have been restored to perfect health after having
been consderedm adeoiinc or confirmed con ption
aud therefore inourable when by taking few box
es oithese Pills. they restored to renewed anc
vigorous health in n few weeks
Ample directions accompany each box. Price on,
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QFLADiES.aD

ERANBERRIEs ,Sc.--Just received and io
u Sale at No lis Thames Street, 10 Bushels frs
quality Cranberres Also 800 10. first quality AL
RAINY BUTTER.
Oct. l2th. CHARLES n. TliAEt.
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NEW JERSEY.
Bask Of New Brunswick
Franklin Blk, Jersey City
IHoboken Banking and
| Grazing Company
Jersey City Bank
Mechanics Blk Patterson
Monmouth Bluk
M Manuf q Bank'g Co
NJ Prol'n & Lombard Co
tate Bank, Treuton
alem aud Philadelphia
manufacturing cornp'ny
Washington Bsnk'g Co
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NEWYORk

NETWORK.
Agency 81 Exchange Blk
Bank Of Hudson
Bank of Niagara
Bank Of Plattsbnrg
Chartered Bank
Clinton Manufaci'ing Coz
checks on JEFF. Co. Blk
Columbia Bank
Delaware County Bank
Exch'e Blk POnghkee psiC
Exchange B'k-J Barker
franklin Bank
Franklin Manufac. Co.
Green Couuty Bank
N York Lumber Asso'sn
Marble Manuiac. Go.
Middle District Bank
Washington d Warren
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whose charters nave expired,
BROKEN BANKS AND FRAUDULENT
INSTITUTIONS.
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CON EGTlCUT.
Bridgeport Manuiac. Co.
Derby Bank and Branch
Eagle Bank, Of N-Ifaven
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NOTICE.

YHyHE Co-parnership heretofore existing, in the
Druggist business, underline firm of Oliver
c. Turner a Co. was this day dissolved by mutual
conscutall persons having unsettled accounts with
said firm are hereby requested to present them for
adjustment and settlement to either ofthe subscri-
bars OLIVER q. TURNER,
WILLIAM L. TURNER.
Nawn,ri Oct 9Th lS37-I
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MORRISONEIIN'S HYGEAN
IrrefnhLc InirerSnL Nedicinf


THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance of his conviction in
the Hygemn Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health, London and hav-
ing furnished the necessary security against coun-
terieits is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HIGEI1N VEGET TABLE UNI
FERS1L MEDICINES AND PUB
LICA TIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode-Isand.
In cnirmaIion whereof have this fourth day o
January, 1888, set my hand
III. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeion Agent for the U.
s. of america, Smith-street, Brooklyn, III
This is TO certify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Morrison's
Hygeian Universal Medicines IN this State, to wit
MIR. David Melville, of Newport, messrs. George
Hammond & Co Wickford.-mr Jefferson l.. Kim
ball. Coventry James ii Pearce. in East-Greenwich
and John b. Walker, Woonsocket.
SANL YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884.
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The bills Of the following NE. Banks are
NOT RECEIVED ny THE BANKS IN
NEWPORT.
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BY AUTHIOisITY.1
Laws of the United Sfntcs,

PASSED At THE FIRST SESSION OF THE TWEEN.
TY-FIFTn CONGRESS.
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MAINE. II. ISLAND.
Oxford County Bauk, Contreyillc Blk Warwick
Fryeburg Citizens Union, ScituatC
VERMONT. Village Blk, Smilh6eld
ST. Albans Franklin, at Ghepache
Manchester Pawtuxet Bank
Essex Bank al Gnildhall Smilhiied Lime Rock
CoNNECTIcUT. Narren
Bridgeport Now pe Lrgiona ;H racine
Stamford na"h n y, nent
Fairfield County pnoue pas ,'''"1 'e''u''
Smithfeld Exchange
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MAINE.
Bath Bank.
Castine Bank
Hallowell a. Augusta Blk
Kennebec Bank
Passainaquoddy Bank
Saco Bank
! Waterville Bank
Winthrop Bank
! Wiscasset Bank
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hillsborough Bank
VERMONT.
( Jefferson Banking Co.
MASSACHUSETTS
Berkshire Bank
Chelsea Bank
Essex Bank of Salem
Farms Blk of Belcl,e, tor
Farmers Bank ; Boston
Franklin Blk s. Boston
Grey Lock Bank
Lafayette Bank
MeDdon Bank
Nahent Bank
PhDnix Bank, Nantucket
Sutton Bank
Wiscassot Bank
RHODE ISLAND.
| Bnrrillville Bnnk
Eagle Bank, Newport
Farmers Exchange Bank
Farmers ~ Mechanics B
Franklin Blk Providence
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods.
AT no. l5o, TIAMES-STREET
DANIEL IL. DAVIS, e. Co.

Have the pleasure 10 Inform their Friends
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LIST OF a a. n * s /,

APPROVED, October l4lh, 1887.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hillsborough Bank
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for
The herald., 1837-05-04

AMERrcAS MosTHLy.-The May number contains
long article on Caves in general, and the Mammoth
cave of Kentucky in particular by Dr. Bird, the Phi
ladelpbia editor to be continued some tolsrable poe
try, review Of Sargeni's tragedy Of The Bride Of
Genoa recently produced a, the fremont Theatre, an
interesting letter the Partisan press essays,
and the usual qsantity Of Literary notices. II is well
got up-the articles pretty well written but is not
made so interesting il might be. No monthly pa
per can be so good as daily.
The herald., 1837-05-04

New LITERARY AGE.-We shall have more orr
ginality, wit and literature in describing the strange
scenes Of the last two years than have had in half
a century. The arts tricks scenes, incidents, and
singular original characters developed in the recent
specuatlons will engage all summer and next win
ter. Weask ali the drummcrs, clerks and broken spe
cuators to go work with their pens Let them give us
amusing sketches, pungent stories, interesting anec
dotes Of shaving, frtation love- cheating, and over
trading. We will pay handsomely for COED articles
Go TO work, ye idle rogues-you can earn living in
some way or other.
The herald., 1837-05-04

DaUNnSG.-Who can give us good account Of
drumming An amusing history Of this sublime
pretty, elegant and witty New York science for the
last three years What has become Of all the gay
drummersf Those handsome young chaps tha, on
nothing conrived to spend s500Oa year, in boarding
at fashionable hotels-drving tandem-and picking
up customers Alas poor Yorck all quite chop
fallen.
The science Of drumming has been peculiar to New
York young clerk efgay, social manners, with
knowledge of the world picked ost for the pur-
pose. He was dressed up like gentleman of leisure
had his s,anhope and horses-his black servant
and his establishment complete. He was the agent
Of alarge obbing importing house. to pick up Gus
toners. When the season arrived, spring autumn,
he always the ground, fishing for game at the
tables Hsfe on the steps Of public places-or hang
ing down at steamboat landings. All country mer-
chants were seized al ence by these drummers. They
dned them wned them, carried them to theatres and
assgralion houses and called il seeing New York.
In the afternoon they would take them out on rde
TO Bloomngdae, or on an excursion to Hoboken.-
All these attentions were preliminary to purchasing
large bill Of goods, part cash, mostly credit This
done, the drummers dropt his company at once and
looked out for fresh game.
by tins system a great deal OF the business was
brought to New York which has involved nearly $50
in bankruptcy Who can give us faithfs history of
the system 7
The herald., 1837-05-04

ATTEMPT AT MuRoRR.-Y csterday morning at 81 o.
clock, Mr.. VIM. Whitehead Of Pine ST, was knocked
down in Broadway by scoundrel of carman, and
run over so as to be seriously injured and is obliged
TO keep his bed. This fellow was driving at the rate
of Or 10 miles an hour, and did net stop even to as
certain whether his victim was dead or alive This
occurred at the head OF Vesey street. Win some one
who saw this Infamous outrage inform VS. Of the
number of the cart.
The herald., 1837-05-04

The FINE IN Roswell sTREET-We are requested
TO correct an erroneous statement that has appeared
IN some Of the papers respecting the origin of this
fire. Itdid not break out in the store of Mr. McCart
ney, as stated by them but in the store Of Messrs
Burdock and Cobb, adjoining.
The herald., 1837-05-04

TaE SEAsox.--A passenger who travelled over the
Green Mountains last week, says the sleighing was
delightful, only that the snow was teo deep in some
places, 30 that teams got stuck occasionally. We
begin 10 think better of May day in New York.
The herald., 1837-05-04

FAa wEsr-This " the promised land Ladies 20
and look tit II is land flowing with milk and
honey, but no soirscs.
The herald., 1837-05-04

II THE WAR among the Wall street prints is
amusing The big whskers Of the Courier, and the
Ian,hor1 face Of the Express continually hitting the
Journal Of Commerce The latter endeavors TO parry
by giving sometimes the truth of commercial affairs.
The Courier ana the Express operate against the
Journal by political prejudice. We shall show up
these chnratans in day or two.
The herald., 1837-05-04

II What correspondent can give us some good
articles the elegance and beauties OF agriculture
We want to give instructions to several persons who
want TO know, particularly the young married ladies
who are yet ignorant Of their daily business.
The herald., 1837-05-04

~ deaf Burke, the champion Of England" one
Of the most vulgar and bessty sf human prize fiehs
erA hes ssen killed in a drunken fray in New Or
lsans-an ond perfectly in keeping with hs character
The herald., 1837-05-04

THEArRE-On Monday evening the Keeleys were
TO Perform at the Park. The bill very attrac-
tive ORE and the house better than usual Mrs. Kee-
ley came TO play, and was received with plaud's,
but before getting through the first she tainted
and was supported off the stage. Young Wheatly,
who makes the apologies in the absence of Mr.. Rich
ings and does better than any other par, he is cast
TO, came forward and said
Ladies and gcnllemen-The manager requests me
to nform you tha, il will be impossible for Mrs.
Kelley 10 90 through with the evening" performance,
instead Of which we will do Twice Killed; after
which, the comedy Of Paul Pry; TO conclude with the
Nabob for an Hour. (Hisses.) The manager also
wishes me TO say that those who are dissatisfied
will have their money returned al the door. Tire
mcndous applausc)
Has Mrs Kelley been taking Brandreth's pillsl
The herald., 1837-05-04

for placing our values upon things? II being a n,ea-
sure of value, the error has been to depart from IL
ana substitute another thing as representative Of
'hat standard. With paper money II is with image
worsmPpers: the devotion is soon transferred from
lne reality to the representative Our trade has been
oy sole reference 10 the representative ef
VIC me'a,s wRch necessarily engendered the credit
system. We must now 90 back TO the fountain head
o sIano orSin Once there, all our diseases will
oe Guleo, ana al eur troubles be The CONNER
clal wGro must De governed by the values sf things
aCcolums 10 Inc great standard of the precious me-
tals: Iher scarcity or abundance then has won
defiui innaence on the present revolution
IHF MIoT.-The die striking the coin, and the other
machinery and apparatus for the mint IN this civ
Bee. 'Ne'f'"
There is ne change discoverable any way favorable
10 puslness-sas efcOtton continue very small they
amount TO 1866 bales from to lOa cts and 36 at Il
since Friday last. Flour has declined and sales are
limited at from 81 81 cts
There has been an advance in the price of corn and
the quantity on ha nd is becoming reduced we quote at
81 62 cts per bashe at the latter price sales were
effected yesterday and 81 refused for lot of 500
sackslt is thought the article will farther advance
Ibid.
NOZZLE April 2l-The pressure screw stI turns
down upon us here in Mobile. Since wrote YOU
last the houses of Shaw Demon & Co.. Robert
son, Beall q Co., and Archibald Brown, have zone
by the board Robertson Beall & Co.'S house was
one of the heaviest in town. They were aucton6ers
and ranked in that line as A, No. L. For the last
lew years they have been very successful in their bu-
siness' and have made money very rapidly AT the
commencement of this pressure, they could show,
as due to them, and in real estate &C. three dollars
for every one they owed
There is some fear manifested lest the Planters e.
Merohants Bank may not hold out. Sh uld il go,
'he opnion IS II VIII carry the Bank o. Mobile with it.
The Branch OF the State Bank it is supposed is on
better footing. And yet am told that draft on
the Phgnix Bank, New York, was returned to il ves
terday, protested.
Horrd-horrd state of affairs
BALnMoRE, May 2.-THE New YoaK DEpurA
TIoN.-Iho subcommittee of fifteen, from the COM
mltlee of fifty appointed at the great meeting held i'm
New York on Tuesday last, to proceed to Washing
ion and lay before the President the sentiments and
wishes of those they represent are expected to ar
rive here today.-Patriot
The herald., 1837-05-04

CoRosER's IsauEsTs-The Coroner held three ia
quests yesterday, one on the body of Mr.. b. Howell,
aged 40 at his house, Edrdgs street, who while
eating his supper the previous evening, Suddenly fc
back in his chair and expired.
The jury, after examining the Physician that was
called in, found verdict Of" Died in a fit
Another inquest was held at No. 81 Avenue r. on
the body of Mr.. Jshn Bers, who died suddenly at
that house. yerdict-Appoplexy.
The third inquest was held at the foot ofMaiden lane
on the body Of young man, appareed in seaman's
attire, that was floating in the East river Verdict
found drowned.
The herald., 1837-05-04

BOARD or ALpKamEs.-The Board met at half mast
O'Clock, the President in the chair.
The minutes ofthe meeting being read and confirm
ed. The chairman reported q communication from
his honor the Mayor, enclosing copies OF two bills
prepared at Abnny--onc 10 make the corporation
liable for injuries committed in case of riot and the
other providing for the effectua suppression of
riotous assemblagcs. --
On motion both documents were referred 10 the
Committee On Laws.
A new plan for the erection of pier on the North
river, was presented and referred to Committee.
The report on the COMMITTEE on Lands respecting
the erection Of sewer in Chapel street. adverse to The
same and requesting 10 be discharged from the further
consideration of the matter.
Unfinished characterization adverse 10 the
extenhon ofCanal street-Carried nem. con.
Report of the Police Committee adverse 70 the
charges brought against Dauiel Lyon by w. n.
Howell, on motion of Alderman wheeler On amend
ment was ade strike out the words OF the report
that exonerated Lyon from oil the chsgres. -Adopt-
ed.
CouRr or SEssloNs.-- Before the Recorder, Alder
men Benson and Randall
David Dckie net appearing to take his trial for rob
bng his employer, Mr.. HersepooI, had his reeogni-
zances forfeited and the Court ordered bench war
rant TO be issued for his apprehension.
Bridget Sawyer charged with petty larceny, wss
called on her recognzancee, and not being forihccm
ins. her suretes were forfeited.
Samusl Davis was indicted for a constructive lar
ceny in ffsuduently obtaining a suit olcloshes from
Messrs Manchester x Smith, Of Asior House.
BenJsmIn I. Davis examined Il am IN the employ
The herald., 1837-05-04

Ir "'Ts an i'll wind" &C. The noarics are
making money like shot,
The herald., 1837-05-04

GREAT WHIG TRIUMPH IN ALBANY-The following
is iom the Daily Advertiser of yesterday =
Our Charter Election closed last evening The
WHIGs hare carried the ciy-the lion has been beard
cd in his demand the President will now learn what
the city Of Albany so long his residence, thinks Of
his measures May the lesson teach him forbearance
and humility-may it teach him that the common
veal ought TO be his object instead of obstinate per-
sstance in tyranical policy.
We have carried eight Aldermen and Assistants
Assistants giving sixieen TO- four-o these four add
the Mayor and Recorder and il leaves si1.cen Wings
osir Regency men in the Common Council of Al
bany.
The herald., 1837-05-04

QUEER RurFIANIsM-One thing which has tended
TO produce the present state of things is the impu-
dence OF tbs banks and their organs 1t has to
such pretty pass that man who happens TO prefer
specie to their paper, and asks them to cash thei1
netes, is considsred guilty of crime worthy of the
state prison. In the following singular paragraph
from a southern mercantile paper man is called
rufiian, wretch scoundrel, for exchanging his paper
for specie They couldn't vituperate more or say any
thing worse had he committed half dozen marders.
instead of doing fair business transaction Here
GENES the novel paragraph
NOVEL TRIcK.-A rutfiaa-we cannot call him
otherwise-a stranger in our community, collected
thousand dollars OF the paper of one Of our down
sown banks, received the specie for them at the csun-
ter and shortly returned with an offer TO sell il back
TO the cashier al o premium Of q per cent We call
upon all our banks ~ beware Of such scoundrels-
call upon our citizens TO visit with their severcst
measure of punishment such heartless ruffians-and
we warn these wretches themselves that on the first
renewal OF such fraudulent acts we will expose their
names, characters and occupations to the scorn and
vengeance ofthe whole community.
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pECLARATIoN oF pRlNCIPLEs.

l.. "'rhe true foundation Of Republican Go
vernment is the equal rights of every citizen, in
his person ard property, and their management
2. "Ihe support Of the State Governments III
all their rights, the most competent admInistra-
ton for our domestic concerns, and surest bull
walks against anti-Republican tendencies.
3. "The preservation 0i'the General Govern
ment in its whole constitutional vlg0r.
A. THAT gold and silver are the only constl-
tutonal currency.
g. "rhat credit should be free and unrestran-
ed. and derived from the confidence which men
place III each other.
6. "lhat all monopoles by Legislation are vi.
Citations Of the equal rights Of the people.
7. "Freedom Of religion, freedom of the press,
and freedom OF person, under the protection Of
habeas corpus, ard trial by juries mpartially Sc
lecled."