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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-08


In this town on The ESD, uir:--hirr Hannah
Garlner. wife If Mr.. Thou,us T.. Gardner, and
dnugRter Of Mr. Joshua Few. nged rs years. -
".he was worthy member of the lth Baptist
Church, aud through life faithfully discharged the
duties arising from the various station. in which
she stood"
In this town, on Tuesday evening hs., Silas
Perry. youngest son Of Mr.. Perry Shennnn. aged
~ months. Funeral this afternoon from his house
in John street
3 ln this town. on Friday last. Grorgin Ensw ORTIZ
daughter OF l.nbbeos u Abby y. Ellsworth, Of
Savannah, Geo. aged y months
In this town, yesterday afternoon, C ,piain Dan
iel Wise, Of the ship Puctolu., OF Portsmouth, N.
Hampshire. aged -. Funeral this afternoon
fom Mr. rowisend's hotel, at 4 o'clock.
Al New-Orlean1 in December last, Mr.. vii
liam B. Center, aged s6 years. son Of the late
Mr.. James Center, Of this town.
At Ne~-PiOvidence. (Indiann) MAY 20rh, Of
scarlet fever. SyIvanus, aged 1--WE years, only
child Of Isaac Shaw, Esq formerly Of this town.
DROwNED.-Fell from the Long Wharf in
this town on Wednesday, 3lst ult and was
drowned, James, only and very promising
child Of MIR. John Callahan, aged about S
wears.
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by-and who have.borne up longer. more
tnHniuify under the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OF executive oppression, than any other
body Of men "f this generation in any
country under heaven. No men in the
union ever madc greater sacrifices to sus-
tain their credit, and that Of the nation
But utter ioRg aad patient endurance,
they were compelied to give way. The
oppression Of the government was too Sc
we're (or human endurance. They fail
ed and the government failed with them.
And now with shameful aidacity, the
confidential editor of the executive turns
round and charges upon the victims oi its
own cruelty, The complicated iniqu'iy "f
having combined to produce the very Gu
lamities beneath which they have been
crushed. They are charged with hav-
ing compelled the banks to fail, for the
noble purpose OF thwaring the govern
nent, and Of enabling themselves to
sponge their own Liabilities, and to dis
charge them in deprecated paper. And
this, too, in the teeth Of the fact that the
runs upon the banks in this city, were
commenced and persisted IN by SHE de-
mocracy," against the re,nonstrances OF
those very merchants, and the whole
Wing press of the city; and in the teeth
also, Of the other fact, that the govern.
ment banks were the first TO fail, in a
different and distinct part Of the country,
withou, the know ledge Of the condition
Of things in New York, or the suspicion
for aught that we know, that such cli
sis was about to visit US.
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The Long Island Star Of yesterday says,
tive undo nd that the Brooklyn Bank, Of
this city, has resumed specie payment. We
understand Furthermore, from good authority,
that this bank has not refused specie for its
notes, during the last two weeks. We have
not doubt that the other hanks Of this city
are equally able to resume"
The Boston Courier Of Monday says that
money can be obtained on entirely undoubt-
ed security at q per cent. per annum. Some
large sums have been taken at that rate for
G to l2 months.
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.tbe people, Siih this amount Of trading capt.
tai over the amount paid in " Sl,S3r.6ti0
+" I" is ls. a.ssa,7I5 s7
which is twenty FIVE per cent over the amount
of Bank capital paid in. ..... ...
II il the opinion Of the best fnanciers OF
this country that the present mode of Bank
ing is the best that can be devised for
young and growing na'ion.-Thnt the gold
and silver in the United States is not suffic-
lent, there can be no doubt in the mind ot any
one who will take the tro,tble to investigate
the subject. IN this state, rhefe Is about
$500, 900 in specie which would not furnish
one manufacturing village with the circuls-
ton it would raqurc.
The Legislature has been solicited by
some writer's to be merciful to the 'monstcrs." !"
That wns very kind, to be sure, and shows a
good feeling towards them, but the Banks
stand OH different grounds from what some
may suppose.-1'hey have nothing to request
of the Legislature but such laws as will ben
eft the community at largc-nor have they
"shut up their castle and called upon the
strong arm Of the Legislature to protect then,
from the just claims of their creditors" The
Rhode Island Banks make no demands for
protection-tbey need none-they can pro-
tect themselves. II is to the credit Of the
managers Of our banks that they could redeem
their bills, in few weeks, without any extra
exertion, should they withhold accommoda.
tions from the business community.
At time like the present, when the pub
lie mind is feverish and excitabe upon any
subject connected with bank or individua
credit, remarks calculated to lessen the pub
lie Confidence in the securities which make
the daily exchanges between man and man
may bo Of serious injury, and they shoult
tn, refore have a good foundation for belle
before they are promulgated.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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JOHN REMOND,
Has received at the
LADIES ORNAMENTAL

HAIR EMPoR1UM,
No. 1877, Thomss-street, Newport, r. j.
III IS spring supply Of ARTIFICIAL
al WERS1(;e and Paris Or
.N.aMENT.aL HaIR WORK: wrought shslt
combs. horn, pocket, ivory, English 4 Fronch
dressing and twist do. do.
A great variety Of Soaps. Psrfu'nery. and Oifss
Ritter Almond. Chemical Cosmetic, tablet.
French Chemical Balls, and Windsor sosps;-
Almond paste; Rose lip salve, in rosewood box--
es n superior French article; Gerriinn and french
cologne. a,Dens which are some ut The low price
Of cents the bottle: Rose and violet scented hair
powder, in half and quarter ID. papes: a gtsat
variety Of jsinted dolls and doll heads. AiWs
Odosiferous Compound or Persian s>~eet bses, -
preservation against moths, adapted 10 tho bureau.
tho WARDROBE the reticule, aud the work table; 10
kept dry and in confined state i,- dsikh,fn f}~a-
rance will bs preserved Cor Year,, this article wilt
bs sold much less than The former prcss
lEjaN w. Fss sals $50 Dahlis slips; wI,l bs
rc~dy for delivery in few days. application ~
above. April ~.
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LOST Or MIsCARRIED.

4 LETTER was placed by William II.
IA Loving, Esq. in the Post Office ut
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 9th
Nav, 1886, directed to the subscriber at New
port, r. Island, containing the lcft hand halves
of Five One Hundred Dollar notes of tho
Bank Of the United States, dated ond MUM
bered as followss--
One for SIO0, l.. I. dated Inn March, 1929 or
1927. payable at st. Louis.
One for 800. q. 1874, dated 9Th June. 1887.
payable at Natchez
One for 500, N. 2i2, dated goth Dec. 1881.
payable at Natchez -
One for. 500, N. 52s, dated I'D Ara. 1889.
payable ut Nashville.
One for 500, p. 57I, dated ln May. 1886.
payable at Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its destina-
tion.-Ail persons nre eauti,ned against ra-
ceiemp the above described mites, SIS nppl,-
cation will be made to the Bank by the sub
scpiber, to HON they belong, for payment.
\ DANIEL TISDALE.
! Newport, r. !. April 20. lS37.-3m.
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MARINE
LIST
ARRIVALS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

=. ANN v Ais.
Susdoy, June 4th.-Schr. Edward, Packard,
from Wilmington, N. G.. with lumber and timber
to Silns w. Cottereli
Sch'r. George Washington, Miller, fom
Georgetown for Fall Riyor.
sch'r Export, Hart, from Key Wss'. slaves
&c. to ID. q. Cooke.
Monday, 6h-Sch'u. Freeborn, Elliot, from
Charleston s. G. for Providence.
Duck. Baker, from Norfolk.
sloop Victory, Heath, from N. Y. for Prov.
ENTERED.
Ship Martha. Potter, New-Zealand.
Sch'm. Edward, Packard. " ilmington IN. CO.
Export, Hart. Key West.
Branch, Wyle. Providence.
CLEARED.
Brig William. Page, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Laurel, Finch, for St. Croix, cleared at
Wilmington rs ult.
AT llaysna, 2O,h inst. ship VIM. Engs. Vaughan
unc.; Brig Massachusetts, Mckenzie, do; sch'r.
Franklin Green, Waite, Savannah, -; Hannah.
Boss, disc.
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NEW STORE.
No. loo, Thames. street,
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

EDWARD A. SHERMAN. has just re-
- ccivcd from Boston, his Spring assort-
ment of New and fashonsble Dry Goods,
selected the past week from the latest inn
portntions, and most desirable styles in mar
ket,and will be offered at as low prices as any
other Store in this place.
ALSO.
Blcnched md unblesched Shirtings and
Shccings, Bcdticking, Checks, &c. at ex-
trcmcly low prices, by the piece or yard.
Newport, 9Th mo- Goth. 1887.
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1U>HE Subscriber having several Vessels un-
Il employed. rather than lay them up idle.
offers to contract for 20 days from the date hereof,
to furnish Peach Orch0rd coal. delivered ut
the dwellings of all those who see f, to leave
their Orders at his Store, on the following terms,
viz: So 7b cents for 224O los. to be delivered on
the arrival Of the vessel freigh,ing the same, or
ns soon thereafter ~ may he practicable, first
orders having the priority. With view to un-
deceive any portion Of the public that NAV with
hold their orders, by being ilatered ha, they will
he furnished at cheaper rate, hs will pledge
himself to refund to those that paironisc him. all
sums paid beyond the lowest retail prices Of amy
regular dealer in Coal. either IN this, or Prov
dence market, through this Senson.
Tie also intends keeping constant supply Of
CO.dL on hand, for retailing, from the Yard.
GEORGE KNOWLES.
Newport, May 20.
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~. oyos-"" 7S"~, ~
Armstrong. =
Committee TO lease The Thsnire-ihe
Town Council. .:v,..,.r...-. ..i
Commit f. snpe,iniend square ia
FmxmsH si,xef-W. s. Nichols.
P,oponmded--Chris. Fry, Joseph
Sherman, Th"mns AyDesworth, Albeit
Watson, Chris. S. Southwick.
y7dnsiiied Jree-John Eas,on, (son of
Jamesy Henry Gladding, James Hart,
John Freeborn, Simeon Hazard.
The annual report Of the Finance commit
tee was read and received, and tax Of So
600 ordered to be assessed for the ensuing
year-out of which the sum of 4 200 was APP
proPrinted for repairs Of streets and highways
-&2,2O0 for support of the Poor, and $500
for the Public School.
The annual report Of the Public school
committee was read and received.
Henry c. Martin was authorized to collect
old taxes due ut the dcceasc Of the late Col
iector.
Mr. George Tilley, and several other gen.
tlemen, were desirous Of having Sunday con-
stables appointed. The grosscst violations OF
the Sabbath were repeatedly prac,iscd with
impunity in our most public streets, and the
necessity Of some effsctual measures to put
a stop to such lswless proceedings had be-
come apparent to almost every one. The fol-
lowing pc rsons were accordingly appointed.
Sunday Constnbies George Tilley, Peter
r. Remington, James A. Greene, Robert
Stevens, and WIN. Caswcll.
The attention Of the meeting was called to
the state of the Town Clock, It being much
out Of repair. Some were for making nm mp
preparation for a new one-others for petit
,ioning the Legislature, &c. &c. but on the
representation Of Mr.. David Coggeshall tl,a,
competent workman had been employed ia
put the clock in good order, at an estimated
cost of about $:}O.thc subject was disposed Of
A vote passed specially instructing the
committee on Fire Buckets to cause, as soon
ns may be, every house in town to he exam
incd, and see TINT the law on this subject be
strictly complied wi,h.-And that said COM
,aittce be paid all reasonable expenses ut.
tending the performance Of their duty.
Towm Bel, l,Ringsrs.-Philip Sherman and
Samuel Glsdding-tle latter in place Of John
Springer, declined. The Spring stree,
Church bell will therefore hereafter be rnng
' in the South part of the town, instead OF
Trinity Church bell, ns heretofore.
-. 4ih Juiy.-On motion, it was voted, that
the sum Of $75 be appropriated to defray ex.
pence of celebrating the 4th Of July, and the
following committee Of Arrangements were
appointed for that purpose.
Committee Of f.7rrangements-. WIN. p. Swan
Robert J. Taylor, John B. Weeden, Josepl
B. Weaver, Joseph e. Stevens, Edw. II. Al
Ian, Edward Landcrs, Thomas Stacey, Jr. an,
James Atkinson.
-, .. Doct. Thomas r. Moore, was then appoint
cd as orator for that occasion.
Michael Freeborn and Thos. Bush were
appointed committee to establish P0unt
,'On the Malt Lot. ~
Daniel Brown and Isaiah Burdick were
added to the list of Constablcs.
Henry Bull was appointed to repair thu
Aqneduct at foot Of Parade.
A vote passed requesting the Town Coun
Gil to proceed in the repairs Of the Brcl
Market without delay.
The meeting after passing sundry accounts
then adorned sine die.
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MINIATURE PAINTING
7. w. sTURaEoM,

ID EGs leave TO inform the inhabitants OF New
- port aud its vicinity, tina, he paints MINI
ATUREJ, on IvoRY.
Specimens may be seon at Bellevue House.
where si,,ings arc taken.
Terms, from $50 to $50 dollars each picture,
price depending on the size.
June !, 1887.
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ITEMS.

The New York Commercial Advertiser contra
diets the statemen, Of the suspension Of operations
on the Stoning,on Railroad. The work is going
on az usual, and the Road will be opened in six
ty or ninety days.
The HaverhiII Gazette says."we have had one
Of the highest iresh"ts on the Menimack the past
week, which we have seen at this season for ma
ny years. the water being nearly ten fee, above its
ordinary level"
The capital prize Of $40. 900 in the School
Fund Lottery, James Phnlen & Co. Managers,
class No. SO. was sold in Providence on Friday in
whole ticket.
Nj. Price U. 8. District Attorney, has returned
TO New York from Washington with instruction.
from the President not to commence coercive
measures against solvent merchants before the
first Of October.
CLEAR IpEAs.-The N. Y. Times, Van
Duren paper, thinks il doubtful if the President
has any "ciear IDEAS Of the legislation to be
adopted by Congress for the resuscita,ion Of our
Currency.
The New Orleans True American Of the 23d
ut says, we are happy to hear that our Postmns-
ter refuses to enforce The specie order in r-spec,
TO his office.
The Globe Of Monday announce. that Mes
senger has been sent direct to Mexico TO demand
redress Cor certain alleged recen, grievances. and
for all other ou,rages. d"
Com. Dallas has sailed from Pensacola for
cruise on the coast Of Mexico with the frisa,e
Constellation, the sloops Of war Boston, St. Louis,
Concord. N"tchez and the schooner Grampus.
Green Peas, Strawberries and Potatoes, Of this
seasons growth, were for sale in the Baltimore
market on Saturday morning, in considerable
quantities. Peas IS cents per bushel, and straw
berries 25 cents per quart.
John Quincy Adams has accepted an invitation
to deliver an Grafton the ensuing fourth Of July
at Newburypor.
Counterfeit two dollar bills on the Eagle Bank,
Boston, are in circulation.
Upwards Of 1000 persons are expected to enve
New York this month TO settle on lands Of the N.
York aud Boston Illinois Land CO., at SO an acre
According to the present census, the population
Of Massachusetts will not vary much from 7OO,-
OOo, being gain Of Is per cent, in seven years
Longest Railroad IN the United States
The Portsmouth (va.) Times. says there will by
the end of next year, he a continuous line Of
Railroad for 245 miles. from that town to VIII
mington, N. c., from whence to Charleston, 8.
c., the passage by steam packet is l6 hours.
The Mayor Of fLeSing,on, Kentucky. has issued
n proclamation. declaring the intention Of the
Council to place in the banks to DO emitted from
their counters, enough small change to satisfy
the wants Of the community. "t
The corporation Of New-York has recently
passed law authorizing the killing Of all dogs
found at large.
II is stated in the Pittsburg Tn,elligencer ,hs,
two thousand mechanics have been thrown ou, OF
employment, by the recent suspension Of manu-
I "a a.. =. Al.
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Ma. ATKIEsON-
Having seen an article in the R. I. Repub.
lican of the 3lst nlt. headed "Rhode Island
Banks and Banking, No. l." aud deeming it
important that the falacy Of the statements
therein contained should be exposed, have
thought proper to reply to them in the brief
est possible manner-certainly hoping for
the credit Of the writer that he will not issue
the I'd number, except for the purpose Of do.
lug away the first.
There appears to be concerted plan among
the friends of the Administration in this Stale
TO attempt the destruction of the present sys-
TEN Of Banking, and certain papers are EN-.
ployed to enlighten the people upon the
dreadful consequences that have and may be-
fal the public from having these "monsters,"
without souls, stalking about this republic
But the good people Of this state sre not to
be deceived by party serving comnunica-
tions.--Thcy have found from experience,
(which is the best evidence,) that they are Of
vital importance to the merchant, mechanic,
farmers-and, it may be safely said, to oil
classes they furnish the only circulating me.
dium for the community, and If broken down
there is no other substitute which can be
fonDd to make exchanges between man aud
man. 1t is certain that the most obstinate
defenders ofthe specie currency project have
utterly abandoned il, and the consequences
attending that experiment are known and felt
by every one at the present time.
II has been asserted that the people of this
state losc the use Of $4,000 Of their capi-
tai by the mode of doing business by Banks.
The returns Of the Bank Commissioners
for the year. 1889, "a, IS, will show this to
be incovyect ... ...
1895
Capital stock paid in, S7,435,64s
Deduct amt. Of stock
held by the Banks, 7s,6s2
=
s7,36O, IsG
Amt Of notes individ-
uals discounted by
the Banks, S010l,S4l
which shows that the Banks have furnished
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STANTON PECKHAM.
No % l.2 Thames Stree

No % - Thames Sfreff,
HAS just received a supply of NEW
H GOODS, consisting Of Looking Glas-
scs, Brittsnia Tea Pots, Coffee pots, Sugar
and cream do; knives and forks, tea tray sian
cy and common bellows, brushes Of oil kinds
plated Castors, Thermometers, &c.
A new assortment Of rich gilt Plaques. Jew
clry, pencil cascs, wallets, card cases, Music
boxes, and Accordions.
hpril 90 1897.
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More Prizes, at the Old or:
. free

More Prizes, at the Old Or
- flee.
In s. +. Class 81 Combination 3 IS ~
came mp Prize Of $500 and was disposed of
nj the Old Office.
VILE BE DR.a H.vLV VPROVIDE.NCE
This Day, June &.
Class Sc, 52 NOS. ~ ballots. Capital $1,000
Tickets S3.
Friday, June 8.
Class 50, 72 nos. l2 ballots, Capital sI2 900,
Tickets 81.
Saturday, June. 10,
Class GO, GG nos. IL ballots, Capital 0,OOO,
Tickets $40.
Please call and select the Capitals, ut the
Old Fortunate Office of
J. G. SHAW.
June 8.
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.NEW
Spring & summer Goods.
III. F.. BREWSTER.

Has this day Received, and is no,o Opening,
LIS SPRING STOCK of Foreign and
II Domestic DRY GOODS, consisting cf
almost every article usually kept ina Dry
Goods store. The public are respectfully So
licited to call and examine for themselves.
April 13
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NOTlCE.--The Committee Of Arrange
ments for celebrating the approaching ami.
versary Of American independence, are re-
quested to meet at MILITARY IIALL,in Clarke
street, this evening, at o'clock.
Newport, June &, 1897.
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}, THIS DAY, June 8.
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
80" TWO .A.ND "A HALE.
Deia,care Err Class %,
To be drawn This Day, June g,
Capital 2,OO0-Tickris 2 So
Literature. Glass 2}
TO be drawn Friday, June 9,
Capital $5OO0-Ticke,s So
Hirginin, Welesbug, Class 4.
To be drawn Saturday, June g.
Capital 10000, and 100 Of 1000.
Tickets $40.
Tickets and shares for sale by
3. b. MOVES,
I37 l-2 Thames-d.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, for
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
ment OF Messrs. d. s. Gregory & Co. pune
tually attended to if addressed as above.
June B.
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co,tt of Probate. Nswport. June sth. rssT.

~ ME commissioners on the Estate Of John B.
u Eyon, late Of Newport dec. presented thew
report of claims allowed against said osrste:--
II is ordered, that the same bs raeeived. hna
the consideration thorcsf Veferred 10 court sf
Probate to BE holdsa at the stuts Hesse in New
port, on the frs, Monday IN jsl, ses,, 1T .
O'Clock \ NJ. aud that previous notice, 6r given,
by publishing copy cf ,Lis order ,hrse several
times, IN the Herald Of the Times, for all per-
son. interested To appear a. vid time sod place
and bo heard
6ue eopy-~itnoss,
H. b nOwL\SD, prob elk,
yuus Q.
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Administrators Notice.

VUyIIE sub-c'ihers having been appointed by
the court Of Probate Of the town Of South
Kinrs,own. administrator on the estate Of W.T.
Ion, &. Gardntr. late cf South Kingston, dec,
and having given bonds ihs law requires, here
by give notice 10 all persons having claims against
said estate. to present ,hcn, within six months
r,cr The date hereof and oil. persons indebted to
make hpnadiaie payment 10
ROWLAND GARDNER, s,
BENJ. GARDNER. 4.
South Kingston, May 8, 1887. June ].
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forbid negotiating. n
IA note for $50 dated May 22d, 1887. signed
by Nichols iIas.ard, endorsed by Jas. II. Newton
s. Go. payable II, the Newport Bank-(l"s, or
hislaid May 25.
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GRAPE CA.NBLETS.

nORTER & PALE ALE, superior
n quality, in pint and quart bottles, Tor sale
by J. K. NEWTON, & co.
June 9th.
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FOR .N'EW YORK, THIS D.9Y.
PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLES LINE.
Fare from Newport, $3.50, and foand.
.Ey~ THE steamboat Lex
ington.Cupt. Vanderbilt,
ySis;s1ta i;s1-E will leave Newport on
s5 Monday afternoon, June
u, at 6 o'clock, for New York.
The Hour for leaving Providence is fixed
at q O'Clock, on the arrival of the afternoon
cars, and New York at S p. NJ.
C The Lexington will arrive at New
York, in time for passengers to take the Phil
adelphia or Albany Boats on the tame morn.
ing.
N. B.-Newport and New Bedford pnssen.
gers can DO accommodated with Berths in
this Boat, by applying the day previous to
her leaving.
For further information. enquire Of II. Z.
BRwsrER, No. ], Colonnade Row, Newport.
June 8.
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STONE WANTED.

nROPOSALS will be received until the 5ih
u inst for filling in the permanent " harf at
Fort Adams, with refuse SroNE. For particulars,
enquire Of JOS. &. .TUl"rEN,
1t COL Eng RS. Br'f COL
Fort Adams, June 2, 1887.
iC31 The Providence Courier, and Republican
Herald, Warren Star. und Fall-Ryer Monitor,
will please insert the above.
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yWeekIp almanac.
Calculated for the meridian of Newport

Moon, first quar-, ii,h, ah. asm. morn.
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n Chsk Copperr-, I cash Alan, jus, received
u and fcv sale, by b. WOOD, Go.