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The New York omnibussss have been pre-
senied by the Grand Jury Of that city as nui-
sanees. in consequence Of the constant violation
of the laws enacted to regulate them. Broad
way has become a race course" in the language
of the prssentment, ~ over which the drivers Of
these stages are seen by day and night urging to
their utmost speed the weary and over driven
horses under the lash. and with loud clsmors.
wholly regardless OF the safety of the citizens. Z"
A Sword was presented on the 30th ult BY
the Governor OF Delaware TO Col. SAMUEL B.
DAVIS as a testimonial, from the Legislature OF
that State. Of his gallantry in defending Lewis.
town from az attack Of the British. during the
late war. The ceremony Of presentation took
place in the City Hall at Wilmington.
The Abolitionists have held convention al
Warsaw. in Genessee county. New York, and
nominated James G. Birney. of New York as
candidate for President. and Francis Lemoyne
Of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presiden, of the Uni
ted States.
Insurance Watch.-The Fire Insurane Cos
Of New York have organized corps Of men,
At their own expense, TO act as fire watch
. The organization consists of forty five men.
twenty Of whom are always on duty during the
night.
Stare Trade.-The Grand Jury of Baltimore
have found true bills against the persons in that
city who were charged with being concerned in
the slave trade.
The Eastern cod fishery has not by any means
been productive during the last fall. Vessels
employed in that business have been returning
to Salem and other ports with very small fares
The number Of suicides which have been
lately committed in England is exciting atteu,
ton. 10 the metropolis they seem TO fully
average one day.
G-Judge Halliburton (Sam Slick is about
publishing two new works, the first entitled
The Letter Bag Of the Great Western and
the other 4" a third series Of the Clockmaker"
The democratic Majority in the Mississspi
Legislature, on joint ballot, will be at least
t~enty-so Mr.. Prentiss spouted for nothing in
eleetioneering for a seat in the U. S. Senate.
A man named John Segar. living on the road
between St. Louis and Alton, deliberately sho
his wife on the afternoon ar the 9Th inst, Ii,
was apprehsnded next morning.
C~The price Of Flour in Baltimore, has fal
len to Sc per barrel. II it remains at that price
there is probability that an active business vii
be doue on it during the season.
General Bernard, formerly of the U. S. En-
gineer service, and more recently minister o
war in France, died at Paris, on the 5th Of Nov
The Louisiana crop Of Sugar the only ono
We have in this country, will amount, it is sup
posed, to about 0,G0O hogsheads.
England has refused TO recognise the indepep
dsnce Of Texas, without a guarantee for tn,
abolition Of slavery.
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WHALERS.

New Zealand. tno dael-The whale ship Erie,
of thi, port was riding under the shelter Of Entry
Island reef; she had met with tolerable success,
bu, was deferred coming in in consequence OF the
violence Of the gale then blowing.
Brig Brilliant, Of Warren, lost at New Zealand,
was fully insured in Boston and Warren, Ship
Atlantic Of do was insured in Warren and New
Bedford.
yrThe reported loss Of the whale ship Warren,
of Warren, IN June is discredited by the fact that
letters from New Zealand, dated in August. make
no mention Of her loss.
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKEr, Dec. 2d

NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Dec. I'd.
AT market COO head of Beef Cattle, 30 Milch
Cows, and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef-The market was very dull, 400 we're dis
posed of at Sc TO 81, averaging $71 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows-the demand was limited, 20 sold
at $50 TO $40.
Sheep and Lambs-in fair demand 100 sold
Sheep at 81 to 50 for inferior, and 81 TO S. foi
good Lambs at 81 25 to 2 rs each.
Hay-moderate supplies and sales by the load
at 621 10 Sic the 100 lbs. Bale Hay 56 10 621c.
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" M. B. l. T.. J. SW AN,
MERCHANT TAILCRs.
No. 80 THAMES STREET.

No. 30 THAMES STREET.
ND DEsPECTFULLY inform their friends, and
HI the public generally, that they have received
from New York, good assortment Of blue and
black BEAVER CLOTHS, Blue Pilot Cloth
and Cassimeres. suitable fol the season, which ,hey
will make up order, in the best masioer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Sdspenders, tidkfs.,
Comfortsrs, Cravats, Stocks Bosoms, Collars; ana
every other article usually fophd In such establish
ment at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feeldsposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to
4 complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale ao
cheap as canbe bought ut amy other store in the state
Oct I6
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POSTSCRIPT.
CONGRESS-.

In the Boston Post Of yesterday We find an
aeccun, Of the proceedings on Friday. from
which we make the following extracts.
After Mr.. Adams had called the Contention
TO order, and the Journal Of the four previous
days doings had been read. and corrected TO
suit Mr.. Wise, ......S
MIR. Rheu. Of S. c., offered a resolutiop.
proposing that the Clerk be directed to call the
roll. om,t,ing the names Of those gentlemen
whose seats we're contested.
Ths ayes aud noes were called for on the
resolution but tho call was Withdrawn, in con-
sequence Of tho incompletsness OF the roll. aud
tellers we're demanded.
Mr. Adams, appointed Gen. Dromgoole Of
Va. aud Judge Davies Of Penn. 10 officiats as
tellsrs.
Gen. DUmgoole euquired who he should
count
Mr., Adams said, every man present. who
has a legal certificate Of HE election.
Mr.. Vanderpool. Do understand the
President TO decide that the gentlemen from
New Jersey. holding the certificate Of Gov.
Penn ington. are to be COUNTED!
Mr.. Adams. Certainly
| Mr.. Vanderpool. BY one Of the rules
Of this House, II is expressly stpula-
'eus 'h"t NO uleuioet Cdu Vote on Qucsuou IN
which he is personally interested aud with
this rule staring him in the face, does the Chair
man decide that the gentleman from New Jer-
sey can vote
| Mr.. Adams. The chair decides that the
gentlemen can vote. He also decides. that
this is a question in which the people Of N. J.
aud not the gentlemen present claiming seats,
are interested. .p,.,1 ...,..
Mr.. Vandsrpool. And from that decision ]
appeal TO the House.
! This most monsirous and absurd decision Of
Mr.. Adams. filled ell parties with amasen,ent.
and led to a simultaneous expression Of msrri-
ment. rsproacb. JOY, and indignation
A long debate now commenced. on tho ap-
peal. which was kept up ill o'clock. when the
House adjourned. Mr.. Duncan had the floor,
and pretty plain speech vas expected from
him the next day.
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will sell Sh,rng for only seven csnis per yard.
Cotton Hose for Ten cents per pair, White ditto. a.
bout 80 pair for One Shilling per pair, Calico from
Ten To 25 cents, elegant English and Frsuoh Pat
terms; A Sleeung heavy aud good, for only IL ~
CENTS per yard splendid assortment Of Mousselins
de.Lsue Dresses. from rs Sd 10 &c per yard. Um.
brcllas; Edinboro, Highland, Silk. Gotten and
Woolen Shawls Queens, Fancy, Picket Muslins.
Laces aud Book Muslin, Mousselne -de,laine Shawls
and Scarfs Cbildreus Gloves Queen Vicloria
spoos Of elegan, Sewing Gotten Leather hitts, La
dies French Callows and Black Lace Wells, Russia
Dnper.
! Merino, Mohair, Worsted, and Fancy Imperial
Hose, Cashmere ditto, ditto with Six, Hose and half
Hose. Aiiled Lambs Wool do, and children's wors-
ted and cotton do. Yeomsn and Fancy Cravats and
Comforters, Moscow Wooden Shawls, Pilot Cloh.
aud Petersharn and ID. Kersey, Pongee and Canton
Pocket iIdkfs. Spittleeld do, Beunsts. Carpeiings
and Rugs, with great variety Of goods not men
toned suitable TO tho season His old eustomsrs
and Friends and the Public are invited to call.
NATHANIEL SWEET.
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A renerabls Couple.-Jonathan Davis, Of
Bnrnsisble, Mass. was married TO Miss Susan
nah Lewis. in April. l77l. They are now 80
years of age. and we're born on the same day.
and have lived together in the marriage state
sixty-eight years and six months.
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A drrte1 b
R<<c~>A

In this town on the 2sh ult., by the Rev. Mr.
M'Kensie, Mr.. William Oman, TO Miss Anr
Crab, both Of this town.
On Monday evening last, BY the Rev. Mr.. How
ard, Mr.. Joshua w Trip. of Providence, to Mis-
Ann S. Goodson. of this town.
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The western papers give lamentable .c-
count ofthe prospects of the pork market in the
western states this year. There are no purchas-
ers at higher rate than $3.50 per hundred for
the largest hogs. which price the producers
seem unwilling TO accept.
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PELHAM STREET HOUSE.
Drsefly opposite Townsends Mold.

FINfiE Subscriber has taken the house formerly
il occupied by David Mellvil, ESQ.,, under The
above name where he intends .keeping place Of
reireshment:i Citizens and strangers served with
New-York oysters and all other refreshments al all
hours OF the day and evening. The Saloon viii
be lighted with Webbs Patent Burners for burn
ing the Camphine oil, which surpasses any other
light ever offered to the public.
The Burners and Camphine oil obtained at The
New York prices on application TO the subscriber
Nov 7th j. STACY. JR.
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WIN. C. COZZENS & co.
Eace recsfced gfihfn hs last ten davs.
FIFTY PACKAGES OF
SEAS0NABlE DRY GOODS.

'roNsisrING of fevery variety of Fall fashions
~ and being almost entirely purchased in large
lots aud original packages they feel assured that
they can offer them TO their customers OIL very low
scale. Among them are
cases English MsTnos, Of very superior style
and soft finish.
| case German Thbet Merinoes, Of bright dark
assorted colors.
Double A superior Thibets.
Fancy stripe double A do entire new style.
Double and single width printed Ssxon'es aud
Merinos.
Figured colsred Alepipes.
Cels..inss, new article and very rich, for cloak..
dresses, &c.
Dark chintz colors French Mous-eline de Lans.
Plain do do.
Dark rich cbintz Calicoss
Blue black and colorcd superior sllks
Rich shawls ct q reduced price.
Plaid and fancy Ribbons.
30 pieces Hunters Beaver and Pilot Cloths for o.
vercoats
Broadclo,hs, Csrsimeres, and vestings. in great
variety.
Blue Kefseys Setiinetts, &c, ks.
Newport Oci. 9th, 1889.
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NOrlh.KingstOwn Bank.

4 r the annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
"A the North Kingstown Bank, the following per
sons were chosen directors;
Jonathan Reynolds, Ezbon Sanford,
Pardon r. Hammond, John p. Whiuord
Joseph G. Sanford, William Baker,
William G. Hammond, Ezbon Sanford, Jr.
DANIEL stanton, William Browning,
Alfred Updike, John Reynolds,
Jeffrey Davis. Christopher Allen.
jeremiah g. Chsdssy, Nicholas Splnk
Elipbllet Young, William Holloway, Jr
And a, a subsequent meeting Of the Directors
JosITHis Reynolds, Esl. was reelected President
Of said Bank. Wexford. Nov. u, 1899
noy 2..l +. r. HAMMOND, Cashier
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h
PORT OF NEwPoar.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, Dec . 6.

FRIDAY, Dec. 6.
Soops Excel. GlaIding. I'm N. York.-Zenas.
Allen. ip Bristol, for Tisbury.-Sehr Compeer,
Lincoln I'm n York, for Easiport.---lndependenc
Foster. FIN do. for Harrington Atlantic, Peterson.
I'm Somerset. for Moblle.-George. Lord, I'm do.
for Ellsworth.-Brig Malaga, Burgess, fm do for
Charleston, s. C.--Virginia. Peltis. fn do for do.
SATURDAY Dec. 80.
Sch'r David B. Keller. Haden. I'm Thomaston,
for New York.-Sloop Charles, Ash, fun Warren,
for do.
SUNDAY, Dec. 8.
Sch'r Trader Rider, fun Providence, for Sand
wieh.
CLEARED.
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NOTICE.

HyHE NOTES Of the
NEWPORT EXCHANGE BANK,
ia Newport X. T., are redeemed at their counter in
srEcE and all notes over TEs dsllars are received
in payment and deposit at par, at the PtsniI Bank
in Nsw York, and at the Merchants Bank in Pfoyi-
dence, Y. l. -
JOHN STERNR,
Newport, December I'd 1901 Csshisr
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VuNO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS,
IL &c. &c. For aavonng Pudding, Pudding
sauce, Cusisrds, Blanc mango, Cakes, &c, &c
PREsTON's EXTRACT OF LEMON, Is
the most convenient article tha, can be osed-Ii
give, ia perfection the delicate favor Of the Lemon
peel purified from all bitter or rancid qualities
never spoils by age or climate. To be had Of
nov "a RI. TAYLOR
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HOSIERY Y.

EHILDREN's Socks, and Misses Hose, Knit.
~ ting Wors,ed and Knitting Yarn, her'no and
Moravian Hose, Angola Hose and Socks Yarn and
lambswool A hose. Knit Shirts and Drawers: fiee-
cv Hose Lined Gloves, ,Voolcn Gloves and Mtiens.
childrens Merno q loves and Socks for sale at
Oct2a JAMES HAMMONDS.
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Notice.

The I'd Lecture before the NEWPORT ATHE
SEuM, will be delivered by Mr. WILLIAM RoD
MAN, on Egyptian antiquities, at Armory Hall
on SATURDAY Y evening Dec. l4th, at 7 o.
clock.
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Arr. at Savannah LIST, sch'r Franklin Green;
Smith, from Havana.
Arr at Brunswick. Ga, 30th ult., sloop Ameri-
ca, BUR from this port via savannah.
Adv. at New York. to sail on Monday. schr
Warsaw, Burdick, for Galveston. Texas.
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DURE SPERM OIL.-Just received 300
Gallons sperm oil warranted pure; also,
whale oil. white and handsome for so cents per
gallon by L. T. SHEFFIELD.
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JOURNAL or THE FIRST WHITE MAJ
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Harrison has been nominated by the
Harrisburg Convention, on the third ballot
l4ofor Harrison. 80 for Clay-ls for Scott.
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NEW.Y0RK 0YST ERS

TuyHE Subscriber would inform the Inhabitants
- Of Newport, and vicinity that he has opened
bis Oyster estabshmsnt for the season in the build
ing in the rear Of his Confectionery. ON Champlins
Wharf where they will iind an sbliging and sHPs-
rieneed attendant, with that Shel-6sh. not only bso.
c6cia in sickness but a luxury in health. cooked
and served mp IN various ways. With bis present
arrangement to procure planned Oysters he cannot
fal to please
~ Select parties by giving short notice can ~
ways be furnished with rooms and oysters scoloPes.
stswsd Or fried. ,. kEmoND.
N. B. Famiiles supplied with eysssrs by s'vin9
reasonable notice, 20 that they esn Be cooked snd
conveyed 10 their houses in . hot s'nss. eev
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Rail Way g. Ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL,

,Ef~ WOULD infoin, the public that be
2E0R has a RAIL WAY in operation for
KHlVS> hauling up vessels, al his SHIP YARD
KA&G few rods below the Custom House.
where he can always be foupd in readiness 10 wait
on those who may favor him with their custom.
The charges are for hauling up and launching
high deck Vessels, twenty cents per ton.
Low deck twenty-five cents per ton.
For laying on the Rail Way-Vessols under one
hundred tons, 81 per day.
Over one hundred, and under one hundred and
fifty, 80 per day.
Over one hundred and 6fy, "a.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessels will be reckoned less than hf,y toss
June %.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, II. T.
DECEMBER ID, 1889.

DECEMBER ID, 1889,
o. Persons calling for them pilI pleas,
say '" adrsrtised,"' as they are placed in .
separate bon.
Armingion Albert Olney Knight w
Allen Miss Elizabeth c Perry Mrs yo.hua
Burgess Capt John Payne Mrs 2
Burndridge Samuel Potter Miss Rebecca
Barker Mrs Susan Peckhan Eliza
Blodgett Miss Ad1de Robinson John
Crock Alfred Robinson Miss Sarah Aus
Crandsll Joseph Ross Mary
Croker Joseph Stevens James
Cushing Wm ID Stall Isaac
Crocker Mrs Joseph S,rout Mrs NJ M
Caldwell Miss Trephosa Scott Nancy
| Crandall " Esther simmons Miss Pbebs
Chase " Angeline Sly Miss Elizabeth
Dewey a u Turner Daniel
Downing Benz Toulman John Is
Dey Edward a, Titus James ii
I Davis Mrs Hannah NJ Thompson Joseph
Eidfldge Daniel Thursion William
frearick Ferdinand C. Trip George
fales NathabIel Treay Louisa i
Fish Mrs Alice Whitfield Pardon d
Gayt Arnold Wilcor benjamin
Gof Mrs Wilson George
Gibbs Miss II Williams James A
Hall David Willis Catherine ia
Howard VIM II Wheeler Mis-, Sally
liowland Hazard Wooumnnsu Hannah
Iupungion MfDDtETowN
iisndrcs Mrs Catherine Peekhain Mrs Elizabeth
Hazard Miss Jane T. P,cLbar Melinda.
Hazard Jane J.nrsrow,
Lo'eh 'onn ! Congdon a. D
lawrence !" IN Watson Robert ii
Little Florence Ip,su
manche',si s n no. .. NJ John Liugley
Mofft Mrs Margaret .rLa.,.. Ca,nav
Nc Laren Mrs u'sh..I o,Ca,,n.,
Northup Phebe ~.
Noniage Caroline X. IL. Chkh, r. vi
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JOURNAL OF THE FIRST WHITE MA
n .~1a.... II sfL<kc=.sess
DENTISTRY.

nOCT. GALLUP respectfully infofms th'
L. Gentlemen and Ladies Of Newport that h'
has returned to his office in Spring street, where HI
is prepared to attend to patients.
" Office hours from 10 to o'clock. Dec 4. II
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