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prize City Hotel-lG2 feet on Com.
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Valued at 100000
Prize Dwelling llouse, (adjonDg
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front Oh NatcheZ siIeet--Rented at
$1,000. Valued at 10000
Prize Dwelling House, (adoining
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Nachez street Rented at 200
Valued at 10000
Prize Dwelling House, (adjoniug
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Nalued at 2O,OO0
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| puze- eiling ltouse-No. $50,
"a ieet. inches on Royal street, by
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l0Oe. Valued at $1,000
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do. 100 do Commercial do do ~ UUU
do. LOO do. Mec'ics N Traders do do $4,000
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do. 100 do do do do 10000
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| do. % do Exchange do do 900
| do 30 do do do do 5000
do - do Gas Light do do $500
| do 80 do do do do $500
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1000 10000
10 do each shares Of 100 each; each
prze 2OO ol the Gas Light Bank, 1000
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Agents IN the CITY OF froNiueHVe' az Al.
John shaw, %. North Nam 81 VI. koblnson 40
Westminster ST.; " ylis ATes. ll5, High 81 SIC
phen Martin. 3}5 NOrihNlsin Il VIM Is. trump
i Market Square Noel Maihe"son. los so"'h
Nam 81;
Tue following are the Sab Agents for the State Of
Rhode island.
Pawtucset-James T. Benedict; Coveniry-Johh
e. Harris; kiugstou-hrs Mary lngTaian 90
cesier-- ID. e. 4 ourieei n Co. do. bennington n
tliis Eo. Charles Green East Green"ich- honi
a. Bsieuan 90 Ge9rge ). Gardner ChiN,ls
Comb Nanny Con. :. DapeT.; sehuaic-'o-
,eph " Warner DO Manufacturers Co. store;
DO Harley Fish; Nstick-ONer Baker Olncy'hle
john ~ aietman; Buullyiit-hplaIG oibey.
Vale, Falls A. Babcock Slaersyile-Pe noh'o"
& Marvel Albion-Mason Crane * Go. fa~tuA'
eta. W. ioueT. Warwick-B. W. NauSLn
DO. Thompson q Avery; DO. Amos tisn D,t 20
mos Stone n Co. Nickiord-R. '. Rey i no'u'
South hkingsiown-Syl sylvester Robinson ii
WIN Rey uOlds; Cbarlesion-W' u~'.
Greenvile-E. o. smith Johnson-Nne".
Mls) L q. Arnold Norih ProsIdsnee,n ,'np
IT,; Lonsdals-P. n. Clsrk; eehusi m,
smith; Map,yille--A. Mason Cumoensno ,i'n-
a. Cook Herman Villages. Arnold 'rans'oh
J. R. Potter; Wou.ockei-y u; !" siAer
y;nss.--D shumwa,; HairsVle-D. :. e.-
rev Little COM tton-Chur.h pIo" GU,
erion-samuel sesburyi DO. ,otnes, v's
Uiek.. B,is;ol--John GisoSins
Dt,.eo,I; Cesrernle--N siwIcs nanmia.,, If
D. BRANDRZTH, u. ID.
s&l pr-4d-sy. ssv Yen
c~,A. isss--N.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WNNOSE persons wishing TO send their children
M to either of the puhiio Schnols. are requested
10 make application To any Oi the undersigned CON
mttee, no child wIl he admitted to either OF the
schools without such application being inst made
GEORGE &. King, Chairman.
ID. &. DENmAM,
WM. II. DOUGLAS,
DAVID J. GoULD,
C. II. LAwToN,
Benz. MARSH, JR.,
Jos. L. WEAVER,
SILAs y. CorTRELL,
jy3. .. G.. TURNER, Secretary.
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN Isl, IT3y.
This cerifes that DR.. ID. X. BoUrELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with tor time
past m the study and practice of Dentistry have
found him very irgenious and chceiluIIy rocom-
mend him TO the public a Dentist lrthy of con
fdencs knowing him to be OF good moral character,
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
'ssiona services, or any work that passes through
his hands.
w. 7. ESTFN, Dentist.
Jan. %. No q, Westminster-st. Providence.
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HAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
u Il Wharf to the OM stand in Green Street, for.
mery occupied by Seal ury n Teunant where he
will be happy to receive the orders of his old friends
aud customers, to whom he returns thanks for their
past layors and sOclts continuance OF their patron
age,
u Orders left abOve-at his stable in Pelham-st
or at hs house in Chrrchst, will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyedand to from the
STEAMBOATS, usual.
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h X. DoU1Ei.LE, SURGEON DlL.nsT
~. respectfully informs thu citizens OF New
port aud i,s vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by DR. Case, at the
foot OF Washington Square. where he is prepar.
ed to attend to operations IN Dental Surgery, IN
IT'S several branches lie offers to insert mineral
teeth in any number from one to full set either nn
pvots or gold plate, the may require he will
also m decayed teeth. cleanse and extract teeth, all
of which is done in safe aud the msst approved
manner, At reasonable prices.
Dr. BOuteIe, while in the study and practice of
Dentistry, has spared no palus 10 make himself mas
ter of hs profession. aud has ayalled himself of u
knowledge Of most OF The recent improvements in
he art. lie confidently trusts that. to those who
may avail themselves of an examination nf his work,
that alone will be sufficient recomme ndatlon, bnt
To confidence OF all, the following testimonial
Is inserted from Doct Esleu, of Providence, whose
merits as DENTIST are well appreciated BY the pub
&c generally
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HEADACHE,

MIR. f. SPOHN. a German phy slcaD OF much
4D note, having devoted his attention for some
years To the cure and removal of the causes of
NERFOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction to make known, that he has a remedy
which by removing the cares etie cually aud
permanently this distressing complaint. There are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
J assures them that they mistaken, aud laborng
under distress which they might not only alleviate
but actually eradicate by the use of his remedy
1t Is the result oil scenthc research, and entire
ly OF different character from advertised patent
medicines, aud is not unpleasant 10 the taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS
The extraordinary reputation that Or. Spohn
remedy Tor tins distressing compliant is every day
gaming Is certainly matter OF much astOniShment.
That much suffering should have existed for ages
without any discovery Of AN etfecmai preventive or
cure, Is truly subject of much regret but DR.. >.
now assures the public that such remedy has been
invented as will convince the most credulOds. The
principles upon which II acts simple and plain.
Ii is an admitted fact that rhs complaint whether
called Sick Headache, or Nervous Headache. arises
primarily from the Stomach-these VINO think they
have the Nervous Headache may rest assured that
this organ, the stomach, the first cause, that the
system has become vitlated or debilitated through
the stomach aud that only through the same channel
must they expect restoration of the natural and
healthy functions of the system.-1hS object DR..
Spohn remedy rs emlnently calculated TO attain
The truth OF this position cannot be cUutrove eited
aud the sooner sufferers with the headache become
convinced otlt the sooner will their suilerings end
IN restoration of health. DIR. Spohn pledges hiS
professional reputation thus fact. The remedy
may be had OF apothecarIes generally throughout the
United States.
For sale by e. J. TAYLOR. Newport.
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POETRY.
AGRICULTURE.

BY C. W. EVERETT.
How blest the farmers simple life.
How pure the joy it yields
Far from the worlds tempestuous strife.
Free, mid the scented fields!
When morning woos, with roseate hue,
Ger the far hills away,
Ills footsteps brush the silvery dew.
To greet the welcome day.
When Soils first beam in glory glows,
And blythe the sky lark's song,
Pleased to his toll the farmer goes,
With cheerful steps along.
While noon broods DER tho sultry sky,
Aud sunbeams fierce are cast.
Where the cool streamlet wandes by,
lie shares his sweet iepast.
When ,wiight's gentlest shadows fall
Along the dark'ning plain,
Ee lists his faithful watch dog's call.
To warn the listening train.
Down the green lane young huny'ng feet
Their easier pathway press:
His loved ones come in JOY to greet,
And claim their sire's caress.
Then when the evening prayer is said,
And heaven with praise is bless'd,
How sweet reclines his weary head,
On slumber's couch Of rest
Nor deem that tears hi, dreams alarm,
Nor cares, with car.ing din:
Without, his dogs will guard from harm;
And all is peace within.
o yc, who run in folly's race,
To win worthless prize
Learn from the simple tale we trace,
Whelc true conlentment lies!
Ho! monarch flushed win glorys pride
Thou painted, gidei thing
HE TO the irce-born farmers side,
And learn to be king
From the Connecticut Courant.
THE DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.
o. who can see the flowers decay,
And never heave a sigh.
That all that's beautiful on earth,
Must fade away aud die.
Some on the mornings balmy air,
Their cheering fragrance cast,
But when the noon-day sun shines forth,
Their hour Of life 10 past.
Some glory in the suns bright beams.
And in his radiance glow.
But when the chilling night wind comes,
Their faded forms lilo low.
Some, when the hour Of noon 10 past,
Court evenings gentle breath;
But ere the morning light appears.
They too will sleep in death.
Some pass away on springs soft air.
As fearful TO remain,
Lest summers fierce and suItry rays,
Should their pure blossoms stain.
Some linser on through summer hour,
As loaih to leave our sight.
But in the first rude autumn blast.
They find the fatal blight.
Some. amid autumn's fading hue,,
Do proudly rear their head;
But when stern winter shows his face.
They're numbered with the dead.
They are all gone, forever gone.
The flowers we loved to tend,
Mementos each, Of lifes bright joys.
So soon to have an end.
O, who can see the flowers decay,
And never heave sigh.
That all that's beautiful on earth,
Must fade away and die.
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sPENCERS
Veg table Pills.

VHNHE forest is natures medical repository, and
IL experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above Invaluable medicine have been culled, anu
that teacher experience, has shown ii 10 be uuriva.
ed IN Is sdIutary effects on the human system -
Thousands have been benefited by the use OF these
Pills aud they soldom fail OF the intended effect.
For all diseases originating in impurities Of the
blood, they have no equal. For complaints inci-
dent TO the female constitution, they stand umrvaIl-
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STA chronic disorder and the IncipIen stages of con.
sumption, they are certain to afford speedy relief
and generally effect cure when all other means
have failed They perfectly innocent and safe,
aud may hs taken at all times, aud under all circun-
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Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick. r. |. who is sole proprletor-to whom only
he composition Is known.
II Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with an engraved fac smile "i the propri-
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his own hand, an containing he words VEGErA-
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The reader is particularly referred to the recon.
mendatonS and certificates which accompany the
pills, and the respectabIty oiwhIch cannot be ques-
toned
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILLEY,
No. 40 Spring-street.
Dec. 10. Sole agent for Ne,rport
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale OF" Spenccrs Vegetable Pills"
C. Brown Little Compton;
Monro n Giffoid Bristol;
n. Il. Burr, Warren;
Howiamd X Church Wesrou;
Albert Clifford New Bedford
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- AND'S REMEDY FOR SALT RHEU

SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-
- New York, Sept 10th lS3S.-Messrs A. B.
~ a. Sands; Gentlemen. Feeling deeply nd9bl-
ed TO YOU for the valuable service YOU have render
ed me. do most cheeriully INFORM YOU that my " lie
Is enIlrsly cured OF the salt rheum by the use of
your remedy aud syrup of Surdpariila. She had
beeu very severely afflicted with the disease IN her
face for SIX years had tired various medicines both
internal and external. hut without producing any
SUod effect. until 10y the advice OF friend who was
cured by your medicine she was induced 10 use IL.
aud | am thankful 10 say, the result has been per
feet cure.-lours respectfully.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Chatham street
II is with much satisfaction that the propreiors
able To lay the above certificate before the pub.
lie, that all may aud know the great benefit " hch
one INDIVIDUAL Is able to cerllly TO la,ng received
and known others to receive from the use OF this
valuable medicine. Not only Tor Salt Rheum but
Tor all other diseases ol The skn such as RingworIu.
letter, Scad Head. BARRIERS or jackson Itch Lcze-
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syrup oi Sarsapana Is recommended To be used
with the Remedy, It tends to purity aud throw Oni
irnm the blood aud system. all the unhealthy humor
connected with the disease. aud the application Oi
tue Remedy externally at the sams tune eTad,caies
u from the system. Numerous instances have &C.
CURED where this has ell, ci,d IN one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with these
complaints IN any form. invited 10 make immediate
use OF this valuable medicine and getcured without
delay.
Prepared and sold BY A. u. a. ID. Sands. 20 Ful.
ton. y. T. corner OF God st. aud lnO fai,ou coTner
oi w ililsm-st, New York. aud b, Dr. X. X. HAL.
ARD, Newport X. l. Price ~. NI-tm.
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obtained OF
MARY TILLEY,
nR. MMUNN's CELEBRATED ELIXlR

nR MMUNN'S CELEBRATED ELIXlR
IL OF OPlUN-ls a n,w chemical preparation
OF OPIUM embracing all the valuable medicinal quail
tiles IN natural state OF combination to the exclu-
SION, of those which deliierious and useless. 1t
i superior to every other form Of upale. such As
LAUDANUM, PAREGURic, MORPHINE, DENiRcoTlSED
LAUpANUM, &c. &c.. as has been fully proved and
no,n duty ackRociedged by the most eminent physIc-
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convince the most incredulOus OF its own intrinsic
value. Its Use Is not followed by any of the dl,a
greeabe effects which invariably attend the ordina-
~ preparations of opium. such constipation head
ache irsRlors nausea aud renting; but 1t u,ay be
taken IN sufficient d"ses to allay all suffering with
perfect safety and entire success. All who from ne
cessily or other obliged tn use an opia:e
will tlhd IN the LlxT most gratifying substitute
as II invigorates l the powers fnaiutr without be-
ing followed by corresponding state of DE preston
Dr. 4. W. ives. A. Vi. of New York CITY used
nearly hundred ounces himself during a very pal,
fol aud prolractsd ness after ever, thing else had
failed To- give relief Hts lite was prolonged Tor
months b. It's peculiar virtues" For other slmIgt
communications, aut It's I 'ias IN hospitals. &c. see
directions with the medicine.
Sold wholesale aud retail by A. b. Il ID. Sands
No. ~ aud leo Futun->trcei. New York and sold
also by DR. H. X. ilAIARD. Newport. X. l.; "
u. Dyer. and y. :. " ardin. Bridgeport; l.. Smrh
N Co. New Haven; +. " Bull Hartford; and b,
the most respectable Druggists IN the U,ed States.
Price SSt cents. y3
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NNflE undersigned, sole ExecutrS Of the last will
II aud Testament OF her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late OF Newport, dec. has
appointed PETER p REMINGTON, Esq. her sole agent
to settle the buSui oi the said estate and requests
all having demands against the estate, to present
Them 10 hun Tor adjustment, and those indebted to
make payment, forthwith, to her SAID agent.
liETrE +. TURNER, Ext'rI
Newport. February 9th, 1889.
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From the Middlctown Sentinel
REV. WILBUR FISK, 3. +. ID.

At meeting Of the students Of the IVES
LEYAN USivERsITY, held on occasion Of the
deccase OF their late President, the Rev. DR..
FISK, the following resolutions were unsni.
inously adopted: =
Resolved, That in view Of the wants, OF
the world, Tho church, and the institution with
which he was so honorably connected, III,
death Of the Rev. DR.. FISK is a great public
calamity. And that when we rehrct upon
The important agency exercised by the man
whose death we now mourn, IN the intellcciu-
al, moral and spiritual elevation Of the world
when we consider the loss the church oi
Christ on earth has sustained by the removal
OF one of her most talented and faithful ser.
wants from her fields Of labor when we
advert TO the bereavement which the Meiho.
dist Episcopal Church has experienced IN
the deccase Of one Of her most distinguished d
ministers and most able leaders ;-aDd more
especially, when we think Of tie almost IT,
reparablo loss whicIIthc Wesleyan University
has to bewail in the death Of a President so
singularly we'll qualified for his ofiiee--we
find il impossible adequately to express our
sense Of the magnitude of this affection.
Resolved, Ths, whiIo we thus unite in Ia.
men'ing the genersl loss, re feel IL still more
deeply as community long favored with his
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Correspondence of the Courier S Enquirer.
DECISION OF TIE
SUPREME COURT.

In the case Of The Bank Of the U. States
of Pennsylvania, rs. Primrose, argued by MIR.
WEBsrs"ssor the Bank, the Supreme Court,
by Mr.. Chief Justice TASEY, has just now
pronounced judgment for the Bank.
II will be remembered that this snit was
brought upon bill Of Exchange purchased
by an agent Of the Bank in .4iabama, and
that Mr.. Justice Mckinley, having decided,
st the Aiabaml Circuit, that the Bank of u.
s. OF Pennsylvania, had no power to purchase
bill or note in Alabama or any where out
Of Pennsylvania, the cause was brough! up
10 the Supreme Court by writ of error.
The opinion read by Chief Justice TANEY,
is az far from Lnco Foco doctrines as Alex
ander Hamilton himself could have desired.
|. proceeds, substantially, upon grounds, that
o corporation created by the laws OF one
State, may do by an agent in another State,
whatsoever it may lawfully do by its charter
in the State which granted the charter; that
the comfy Of nations has established this
right in favor Of corpora ions to do in other
countries, whatsoever it may lawfully do in
that country whose legislature created it !;
aud that this right is only restrained by the
laws OF that country in which foreign cor.
pora,ion may exert its powers. The Court
held that the right established by the laws Of
comfy between nations, is the more binding
upsn hle several States under this Govern
mcn,, bound together as they are by SO many
ties of interest, and kindred Of their respect
ise inhabitants.
IN looking into the laws Of Alabama, the
Court found nothing TO restrain, or in any
manner to restrict n corporation created by
the laws OF other States, from the exercise
within Alabama Of all the rights aud power.
which the same corporation may exert in the
State which created IL and as the Bank has
the right by its charter to deal in all Bills o.
Exchange, aud consequently in foreign Bills
of Exchange, aud therefore the right to make
The contract of acceptance with the party or
whom bill may be drawn, residing IN any
Stat, OF foreign country. the Court held that
IN this case. the Bank lawfully, BY its agent
purchased the bill IN question, and judgment
passed for the Plaintiff
Mr.. Justice Mckinley declared that he
dsscn'ed from the opinion of the Court, and
stated that he would Furnish the X eporter
wgh his opinion before he left Washington.
dl The oiber Justices concurred with the
Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Baldwin read u
very elaborate opln'on, nj great length, in
which, after stating thai he conciIrrcJ 40 the
opinion OF the Court, ss pronounced by the
Chief Justice, he proc ceded TO state and mr..
g,ic IN favor Of Placing tho decision ON tho
ground that tbe 4th article of the Consti,u.
st,D. securing To citizens Of the several States
IN. each State. the same privileges aud irnrn,
niips enjoycd by the ci tIrensof tia, sta,a
includes the pririisge conferred by acts q,
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incorporation on citizens Of any State, and
hence he argued. tbot Alabama, even il that
State had attempted by statute to exclude
The Corporations of other States from doing
business and making contracts of this char
acter with that State, could not deprive the
citizens Of Pennsylvania, incorporated by
the laws Of that State, from exercising their
corporate rights in Alabama. That the Con
stilution Of the State of Alabama, in the view
he took Of it protects the corporation OF any
other State, in all its contracts IN that STATE
and that the Legislature OF Alabama can pass
no law to abridge that right.
write you this, though IN great haste, ms
the question is interesting to severai co'hpa'
MES in New York.
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AwruL FIRE.-Tho Boston Transcript Of
Monday says, "A fire occurred on Sunday
night, at u quarter past IL o'clock, in Rox.
bury, which destroyed the stables Ton the
land contiguous to Fishers Ho'el owned by
Mr.. Amos Fisher, and occupied by the pro-
prietors of the opposition line OF Roxbnry
Omnibuses, known as the Regulators and
Conqnerors.' Twenty horses and five hogs
pcrishcd in the flames, and very little, if any,
# the property in the stables wns saved
The loss is estimated at $1,000; insured at
the National and Firemcn's Offices. There
is cause to believe that it was the work Of an
incendiarY'