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a BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna
ment belonging to the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF it changes the cnun'enance, and prama'
relY lrings on the appearance Of old age, which
SEES many to recoil at being uncovered and sometimes
even 10 slus Sucietv avoid the tests and of
their acquaintance the remainder ~ their lives are con
sequ"ntly spout in refinement. In short. the
loss # property fills the thinking vunh with
that neavV sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
noaHert all these unpea ant circumstances Oldridge'
Balm OF Columbia stops the hair fr1 falling off On tn,
rstappcation and flew bottles restores it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whis<ers prevents tire
nnir from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and
trees II from scurt. Numerous certificates 'o the first
respectal>y in support of the virtues of Oidridget
Balm. arc shown by the proprietors.
~ Read the 'ollowing:-
Roher Wharton, Esq late Mayor of philadnIph
has certified ns may be seen below, to the high chara
terot he following gentlemen.
ne undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oldrdge aud
have found il highly serviceable not only preventive
against the falling off of hair but also ceruin
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in St George CHARGE.
JOHN p INGLIs, 32I A,ch streets etc. -,
John ID THOMAS, NJ ID, 1853 Racest
JOHN 5 FiREY, 1Gl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY 2l3 South ID ST.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t is known that three of the al,ov. signers are NOR
than oo years ofage and the Others not less than 30.
TFrom the Mavor1
Commonwe alth of PENNSYLVANIA, !
City Of Phil adeiphiaS
J. Robert Wharton. Mayor of said city of plade
pha, do hereby certify that well acquainted with
Nlessrs p Inglis, john Fure T. and Hugh NJ .Curdy
whose names signed to the above cercaetla they
are gentlemen OF character and responsibility, md as
such full credit should be given the said certificate
In witnes VIII reof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the city to be aiixed this
9Th day of December, &c.
IL. 81 ROBERT WHARTON Mayor
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm Inns
splendid w K,
the Fall JfNiagara, &c
SDa ,hoesale and retail by the sole agents for Anne
rra. % Fletcher street. Maiden Lane, one door
bel Pearl street and by most druggists and pertumers
t nugh the country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS
m9 Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALE DAYS,

THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALE DAYS,
From Mobile (Alab ama) to Augusta tGcaI
II EANES Mobile every other sia, imme'.iael, rttei
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per thu
steamboat EMELINE, to Bakey, coaches to Pensaculs
steamboats, (per Pensacola BAY, St Rosa sound and Choc
,hache River and Bav) to Cedar Bluff coaches tenc.
via Mariana, ChattahoCchee, Formerly Mount Yer
non, 5ainbldge, Pn'lerton; lawkinsve and Louis.
vile, to Augusta passenger ,alin, his seat AT Nc.
bile is in danger OF being thrown out or losing h s
preference by other conflicting interests, as the FLGiG
DA LINE is but one concern, and under one coito
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upor his
arrival AT Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
and al season. unless unforeseen catas-
trophe should The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ty this route. The Agents for accommod4-
tion Teams, Coaches and Drivers are surpassed
the soathern country.
The smooth, hard natural roads, the safe and inter
estinp water navigation the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed certants, comfort and pleas
ing variety; connected as ii were with the Rail Road
Charleston, s. e. and the steam packets to New fer,
travellers rea Nh New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs*-Washngton city in H.
From Chattahoochee, Florida, have Branc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coaches, also two Branches from Hawkinsvilia
one Alletgere, and one to Macon, light two hors
coaches STOCK TONS g co.
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1855
Office at Mansion House Mobile s
"Disuance, New Orleans to NOZZLE, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40 g
Augusta to Charleston, 1i6 g
Charleston 10 New York, 9SO- 1870
Time, New Oriean to Mobile, - hours
Mobile to Augusta 50 &c
Augusta to Charleston, II Is
Charleston TO New York, So 25S
Making IS miles per day. or I miles per hour, incu
siv, OF all s,opi1&ses. nov 10
n. b. beg leave TO INTERN the public that tn!
bridges over the Chnahooehe swamp and Hard Lahu
creek have just been completed ~ the general govern
ment, (lh. My obstacles Operating against this safe am
speedy route thus happily rcmoved aud haye tn
pleasure ollie, mg from travellers tia, the coaches, hor
SIS drivers and Dads Of the frs, order; aud TIN
water route from e,saco to Cedar Bluff, is admit
ted by all who have passed through be uus,irlasse
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges ,hrous
Georgia have also been repaired. J Nj BAKER
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K OMBARD & cos Boston and New Orleans
u 4 Line Of Packet Ships.-Thls new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports and will be found of suitable draft of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
will be made to give general salts action, he
line is composed of the 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee, us tons Capt. J Harding,
Carolina, 400 do Lemist,
Charleston, 374 do ID Edridge,
Columbiana, 625 do Barker,
Seaman, $40 do J HoWes,
Bombay, G25 do d humphrey.
The above ships are all new, of the first lass,
copper fastened and eoppercd, COMMANDED. by men
OF great experiences, have large accommodations,
with separate ladies cabin; every attention will be
paid 80 passengers and the very lest of stores pro-
vided for them
The packets will be lowed up and down the Mis-
slsslppi, and the strictcst punctuaiy served in
the time of sailing, and should the regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ships equally as good
Will IN all cases be substituted share of pat rom
age is solicited, and the agents ledge themselves to
accommodate much practicable, to receive
aud forward goods by id line at the most moder-
ate charges, and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, if required.
The ships viii leave the LIST and 10Th of every
mouth For freight passage, apply to the agents.
J A MERRITT, 81 Common st.
n b. Advanc nltde on consi gnma.! Is
to Messrs. A, G. Lombard & Co.
uny27
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COOPER'S LAST.
EEONE AS Foundry Cooper; sequel to Home
i a ward Bound
The MILDLY; novel. in ? vols.
Napoleon Memoirs, on the Evenings at Cambaceres,
in Q volumes.
Miss NItnrd's Country Stories.
Peter Pilgrim, by Dir. Bird in : vols.
Yankee Notions, in vol.
Womanas she should be- by the Rev. II Winslow
Physicians Manual, by Robert Mudle, and Other
novelties L JplfNS& co,
moves cor st Charles n Common st
FALL 4 WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN Il CO., No 3, Magazine street,
~ are recei, ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing and will continue receive shipments reg-
arv throu hout the Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply M rchants from
the country, the shortest notice; tor sale Wholesale
or retail accommodating TERMS
.nLall
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JYISEYS-l5 bales heavy liz dse,s, suitable for
Z Ngroes, landing from ships Ocu'ulgee and Ar
KANSAS lrj for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
u III MagaZine ST
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E. IOHNS &. co


~ TATIONERS HALL, corner Of ST. Charles aud
- Common The subscribers having receiv-
we'd and in store their assortment of goods tr m
England, France and the Morrill, Offer for sale the fol-
lowing articles:
English Drawing papers Of all sizes,
do wiring do snpRr royal, royal
medium and DENY, foolscap letter paper,
large thin vclum; do blue Iaid do do
copying paper, AT all sizes,
London and Bristol boards; do fancy letter and
note paper, plain, enlboss aud coral bro
cade
American cap, letter ord writing papers from
the best mills in tn Union
rrrlyan Pens OF all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryan's writing fluids, MorisUns and
Ierryan's best copying inks; English and
American f,l,o AID quarto copying paper;
Rodgers g. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives. and scis-
sOrS,
Pocket books and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters and scaling wax, superior quail
"; Travelling desks and dressing cas- :.
Ackernltu's and New mans best nature C,.y,s
Brooknlan's and Acherluns drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and Auaer
lean Annuals, for 1889,
Books-Engli<h French, Spanish, Italian, G er
and latin, consisting i'll classical law
medical works. literary, &c.
Just receive. audto sale by
novoO b JOHNS & co.
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la 1t=iA
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
FHNHE subscriber asiag purchased the lease and fur
IL nliure of this well known establishment, from Mr.
Thylor the late proprietor, will be ready
tiers by the LIST Fl pr next.
Numerous and costly improvements will ne found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more coinnod,ons bathing houses will be built, and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. stable
tioIs for horses and carriages FIJI st horses and
will also be kept for hire moderate prices;
and sail and row boats, with persons to manage them
tor the of ylslteis. Billiards and Other
aud conducted not 10 i1tertere with the comfort
and quiet OF the hoarders. The and liquors will
be OF the best quality, and To ul supply of
ice, cargo has already beeu ordered which will
about the lst ut May.
MIR Frederick Barnard who formerly kept so popular
the proprietor, who, with such aid confidently
the visitors OF last year. and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects 10 give gen raj satisfaction.
The local advantages of th house are too we'll
known 10 ueed engt ened description hare. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval stton OF the
Government the general rendezvous OF The Gull squad
ron; the salubiy OF lis climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the months by the coolest ree2es from
rle Cult, the beauty OF the bay and the neigh onrinG
island and rivers; The abundance and dec8cy of the
4 h with which tho waters abound; aud its proximity
to the best Souefn markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these ATTITUDES,
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First boats will ruI between Pensacola aud Mo-
Bile aud will all times be abe take the passengers
frum the New Orleans boats.
Nd ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb 18th, 1888
ls7 Gentlemen Wishing to engage for their
falnieS, address the proprietor. Pensacola, or
Mr. Sewe I Taylor, the former proprietor, at Kew Or
leans.
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ETrAT DE LA LOUISIANA. '3our du Premier
s!Disrict Judciare. Jeuo, &c Decennbre Present
fHonorahe 4 NJ Buchanan, JUICE. Jaaob matossy vs..
sas creancers-No l6,3S6->ur motion de T. Rolrert,
Esq, avocat de Lainrgue, syndic DIES creaneers de
fins"lvble ct hpres avor tabIenu de distr-
button Attire. ordonne qu'une assemblee
DIES creanciers de naoyube autres increases atm
de aire voir dams dix i,urs de la publication de Get
avis. les raisous pour eSqucles led ableuu ne serat
pas huuoogue ct conitme seon la lu ct les fJnis
distributes en- consequence. Extrat des minutes
4 |
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~ INE-5u pattern osl Stoves; 10 portable
- crate Stoves: y round sheet iron stoves, cheap
,rte also. % cooking stoves, just received i'll add
uo 10 their former stock, for sale by
Nv S LOCK& co,
novI9 Front Levee st
N B-Stoves pipes made to order and put up in
my part OF the city on short notice.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-ialishC Court OF lie
- Parish and City of New Orlenns-Present, The
Richards VS. his creditors and the creditors of ,hn G
BOYD u co. The cession OF property by the petitioner
is accepted by The for the benefit of his creditors
and the creditors OF John Bo d. 1t is ordered the
said creators do meet in the office Of II b Ccnus Er
notary public, Friday The 18th day of .an any, 1913,
then and there 10 deliberate upon affairs If til N
solvent, and III the tine all oceedings ,]alSt
the person and property OF SAID Newton Ricllds are
stnycd-lt is further ordered that Messrs EIore and
King be appointed represent the absent pedilors III
this by order of til court.
ARM ND Plot, clerk.
Clerks Office, December LIST. lu33,-
dec 3-}tfae
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"a TATE OF LOUISiANA-Fi.st Judicial Dis
~ trict Court. Jobu May Foster VS. His Creditors
and the creditors OF 'eVeaux & Foster. The credit
ors OF John May Foster and Of DeVeauA Foster,
hereby notified 10 appear in open court Saturday
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock To shew cuse, fanv
they have, why said John Nav Foster should have
The benefit of the laws ma lie fer the relief of nsolvent
debtors in actual custody; Caswe and Brand Esqrs.
are appointed to represent the absent creditors i'll this
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BY order oflhe court this Sd December, 1898
dec7-3tdf&e 4 teBL MIC DIV CIe,k

LNTAT DE LIZ LouISIANE-t;our du Premier
EI District Judiciare, John May Foster coure scs
creanclr ct los creanclers de DeveaHX Foster. Les
creanciers dc john May Foster ct de Deveaux y Fos
ter snn par lie present rsqus de snsenber en- pienc
cUnf, samedi, % du cnurant, 10 lemes .!ll malin
attn de lnontrer cause, sill eXste, pourqu i led
John May Foster n'ub ndra pas lie baneice DIES lois
assess pour lie soungeneht dies ebteurs insolvables
etenns. Caswell & Brand Esqr. sonl uommcs pour
representer les creancler5 absen> dams cee aaire-
Par ordre dc la cour, ? ,ec 1888
tpr-
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References.

r Sanford, Esp, MIR c Cutlun, + McAlpn, ESQ.,, 1t.
kibhy, in Me-, ls I Taylor, p p Rea, Esq, in Ne,.
Orleans.
+ S-A letter bag, to recaive congratulations for
persons at the bove hotel, placed at Geo Whnans
Office, u st Charles Each ,nge.
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-- SlM - NEW NOVEL.
~FIsyOA story of the Goth, by the author OF
4 aSIoiI;,anpp,' The Yemassee, Guy Rivers, >
tThe partiss, Martin FnDer, NC, in vol JGs1 receN-
ed and for e by ~ wv, N y, r1,,,o sts
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A,AI'TJOO0 sacks Liverpool SAT-, oloa. IN lots 10
- suit lrchusers; apply to IL 1 "a
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' Pa TENT COTTON GIN,
BY the patcnee, No. SIS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE 4 CO.
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A NTHRACITE and Gel Coal i'll casks hhds aud
IN in lots to suit purcbsrs.
Orders left Mt the coaard in Canal street. between
Caron,eIet and Rarouu,ur DIT the counting house OF
HOLMES u Mills,
nov92 9 Bank Place
TESJRKS TSLAND,AlT-3 500 bushels Turks
1 Salt, landing robark Bohemia, end for sale by
,o,oo 90 Common st
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Us Gentlemen Wishing to engage rooms for their
fanies, address the proprietor. al Pensacola,
Mi Sewe I Taylor, the former proprietor, at sew Or
leans.
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La
JHNIIIPTY tousand ii inch, landing from brig
IL Lincoll ID for sule by -
S SIP WHITNEY,
t'aluD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16

Court Of Probate, .Nc~pori, .1ug 6, 1888.
VIroN the return Of the Committee, by tins
~ Court appointed, to apprase the rea es-
tate whereof William Gardner, late OF New
port, dec was seized during his intermarrlagc
with Elizabeth Gardner, wherein said Eliza
beth Gardner has never rclinqulshed her dow
cr and 10 assign and set of to said Elizabeth
Gardner her dover therein
Itis ordered. that said report be received, &
the consideration thereof referred to Court
OF Probate to be holden at the State House
i'll Newport, on the first Monday in Sept
next. AT @ o'clock A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given, by publishing copy. Of tins
order for three successive weeks in the Her
cid Of The Times, for all persons interested tc
appear at said time and place, if they see ut
aud shrw cause why said return should no
be confirmed by this Court.
A true copy-witness:
b. b. Rowland, Pro. elk.
Aug "
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Phelps, ArCanUlnl.

NnIs MEDICINE, has acquired great ropnia-
II iion IN this country and tho West Indies,
for the cure Of the worst diseases Of the Skin,
Cicerous Sores, Serofuid or Kings Ern,
SyphiHfic aud .Mtrcuriol diseases, RhrUma-
Gsm, Uhife SWeiings, Liper Affections, cos
hreness Of the BOpeis, gen'r0i Debility, SC.
&c.-h i. recommended in the strongest terms
for the above discasss and others not necessary
10 montion, by the first Of the medical profession.
Let those interested call and examine tho docu-
men's which will be cheeyJaIiy shewn to any
who may apply.
Chemical Pile Ointment.
This is a superior remedy for tho cure OF the
Piles. aud favorte prescription Of N. ChAp-
MAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of the Institutes and clini-
cal practice Of medicine, Sc in the University OF
Pcnnsy lysnia.
Fishers Corn Plaster.
This Plaster will cure COrns in few days,
without pain. or danger.
Dr.. Chapman's Cough Nurture.
The above Medicines are for sale next north
Of tho Perry Factory, Newport, Il. l., by
J. w. EDDY, Agent
Nav 81
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Also, permanent colors Ell carpet yarn, morlno,
caroas.an, bombazin, and Grape dresses gentle
mons wooden garments, such m dress, irock and
great coats, surtouts, vests and paotnloons- dyed
and pressed 80 as to appear like now, without
ripping
They will a'so clean gentlcn,en's woolen gar
monis Of every description, in n neat style
rino and cashmere shaws clcansed aud whItcncd.
without injury to tho border carpets and woolen
table cloths clcanscd also.
All articles left at tho Dye House on Tanner
street, or with The following Agents, will recsivs
pro,npt attention :--Edward Mason, Fall River
Silas Alden. No 90, Union-sireet, Now Bedford.
| Grateful Tor the patronage already received,
they solicit a continuance OF the same, which
they will cndeavor To merit
| Newport, May 10, 1888.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Court Of Probate, Clerks Office, .Neupon, Au-
rnSi SM 1873

q
z Iron the petition or Elias q. Ball and
" Thomas Waring of Charleston, in the
State Of South Carolina, Executors of the
Last VIII and Testament Of Hugh Swinton
Ball, late of said Charleston, Planter, dec.
stating that the Last viii and Testament Of
said Hugh Swlnton Ball, has been duly prov
ed aud deposited in the Oilicc OF the Ordina-
ry Of Charleston District aforesaid that the
testator at the time Of his dcatll,was possess
ed of certain property aud effects within the
iursdlc lction of the Court Of Probate of New
port, and the petitioners having presented a
certified copy of said Last Will and Tcsta-
mcnt Of said Hugh Swinton Ball, praying
that the same may be filed and recorded in
the Oilice of the Court of Probate Of New
port, according to law.
The same are received, and the consdcra-
ton thereof referred to a special Court of
Probate, to be holden at the Clerks Office in
Newport, on Monday the 10th day Of Sep
tenber next at 10 o'clock A. nj. and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Herald Of the
Times, the first publication whereof shall be
Mt least thirty days before the time assigned
for the consideration Of the subject, that all
persons interested may appear at said time
and place, it they sec fit, and shew cause
against the filing and recording OF said Last
Will and Testament as aforesaid, and grant
ing letters thereon according to law.
BY order of the President,
BIB. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Aug 9th.
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EE Y s.
.c.3LLSBTRHS P.7T'E.\T.

A large assortment of single and double rATENT
~ TIT SSES always on hand to suit any pcculinrt'ics
of Hernia Rupture. ENcy Truss warranted IN nil ~
particulars. The Inventor and raicncc attends person
ally In The application ." hts INSTRUMENTS, NJ NO y! ~
North MAIN street, Providence. X. J.
Prom the success which has attended the application
afhis single aud double psicnt Trusss the subscriber ~
enabled To assure all who will give thcm trial inst
they can be- radically bcneiticand IN nnn, cascs cured
C,riiIratcs from thost who using his instruments,
can BE- seen NJ his office.
RIcHARp S,tsBrRy, Jun.
Tho following certificate h" deems sufficient to sho"
that his are not u,rc pr'trnsionsi
Il cory Of the certificate presented by D'.
Usher Parsons.
Amer having INFINITELY examined the newly invented
Truss nf Mr. ralshur,'s aud those who have worn
them have 10 DE- station m say ing, that " superior
TO any thing ut the Kind nov in use.
4 usuru P,RsoN-, ". ".
pre,id. of the Med. Faculty ui II. I
| For sale by X. TNNLoN,
! MAY ~, lsJ7. Newport, ". l.
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PEACH ORCHARD s. GATE VEIN
co A L..

rENIIE subscribers offer for Sale, full sup
l. ply of the above superior RED Assn
CoAi, which was purchased few weeks
since at Philadelphia, under the Immediate
inspection of one of the concern, and was
there pronounced equal to amy Coal IN the
City; and is shipped from thence by an
Agent, commissioned for tho purpose, to pre-
vent deception. Orders respectfully solicit
ted :--and having erected at great expense
the most approved Balances, ~, =. standard,
for weighing the same, tho public may de-
pcnd upon their correctness.
b. WOOD g. Co,
July %. Jdrs' UharC
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For Sale.

E1 TIE subscriber offers for
&1E1L sale his House ond Lot situa-
iiiH ted on Prospect Hill street.
EssssE.T5 the House is two stories high
with gamble roof, the Lot measuring about
40 feet on Prospect Hill street, aud about 10
feet in depth; with a small shop and other
out-buildlngs thereon, and good well of wa
ter. Said House commands one Of the finest
prospects that can be found in the town of
Newport, being located a shor; distance south
of the stone Mill-has fine view Of the coun-
try, barbor, and tbsoccan. The estate will
be sold low, and on reasonable terms if ap-
piled for immc diately,ss the subscriber has
removed out of the town. II is but short
distance to the beach, and would make very
good boarding house to accommodate south
ern visitcrs. For further particulars, apply
to Mrs. Elizabeth White, Church-st., New
port, or of the subscriber in Highest, Proyi-
dcncc. WM w. TllURSTON.
Providence, May 10, IS3S-tf.
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A good opportunity.

4-A TIE subscriber having in con-
f@IskH temptation bis return to Europe,
In!.M& ofi-rs the House now occupied
lsA by him land which he has rented
I'LL the LIST of April, 1897 to LIT for the
remainder of said term. His Furniture,
which is all in good order he offers for sale
a good bargain. The House and Furniture
may be seen on Tuesday, Wednesday md
Thursday of every week, from 10 To ~ o.
clock A. NJ. ]. B. SELLER.
Newport, June II, 1898.
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Court Of Probate, .Nt,rpori, .qug 6, 1898.

C,oud Of Probate, .Vsrpori, .qug 6, 1898.
VI,UE Administrators 81 Account on the
4 Estate of Allen Norton, late of New
port. dec. was presented tor allowance, NC.
II Is ordered, that the same be received
and the considerations thereof referred TO
Court Of Probate, To be holden ut the Sta,c
House in Newport, on tho first Monday IN
Sept. next. y, q o'clock a. NJ, and that previous
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