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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

SUBMARINE ExrLosIoS.--An exhibition of
the blowing mp Of vessel Of 80 or 40 tons,
by powder placed under it, was advertised to
take place at Charleston, on the 30th ut.-
admi,tance 25 cents. The following are the
particulars of the exhibition, copied from the
Charleston Courier.
The Explosion, advertised by Messrs.
Taylor and Goodyear, the proprietors of the
Sub Marine Armour, took place yesterday
afternoon, Off the White Point Garden. A
numerous body of spectators gathered to
witness the spectacle ; the afternoon was
again bright and beautiful; /; and the enter
prise WAS successfully achieved. Previous
10 the grand explosion, two smaller ones OF
great beauty were exhibited, npheavng the
snowy spray, with it's arched Iris, rich in
prismatic dies, TO n lofty height. After these
signals, came the catastrophe hulk of a
schooner, Of about 40 tons, wns torn into
fragments, nay; almost atoms, by the explo.
sivc force OF n kcg of powder, containing 75
pounds. submerged aud attached to her bot
tom. The convulscd waters lifted up their
burthcn, and held it up for a while ns in
bowl, until with tremendous force it burst
into innun,crabe fragments, shooting high
into the air. and falling with impetuous
plunge within wide circumference. The
spectacle was one OF interest and grandeur,
aud illustrated very strikingly the terrific
nature of the torpedo, with which Brother
Jonathan was wont to scare John Bull out Of
his seven senses, when he padded his canoe
too near our coast. Many of the fragments
fell among or between the numerous craft,
which lay on their oars Witnessing the cx.
hlbition-and we learn that one fell with
such force ms to break an oar--no one, how
ever, was injured, so far as VIC were able to
learn.
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A UCTION s.
Linen shcetings, Shirtings,
a. DalnaAk Table Cloths,
AT AUCTION.

THIS .WOR.VLNG, .9Prl Ism. al o o'cioek
a. NJ, at w. Halls .aieGon Room, Thames
street, ieiihouf reserve,
A l., RGE INVOICE ofIrsb Linen
"A Goods, consisting in part Of
AZ, 49-4, l0-4. and ~ A Linen Sheeting,
Linen Shirting,
do do extra superfnr;
Sd to 3O.4 Linen Damask, Double Dam
ask, md Satin Dsmask white aud brown Ia
BILE Cloths. with Napkins and OoyIes 10
match, and Marseilles Quilts.
The above comprises an extensive nssort-
mont Of the above description Of Goods, which
will he positively sold for the most they wils
bring, us the owner is determined 10 close lae
Invoice.
The goods arc open for examination.
April IL, 1892
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NOTICE..

By orcier Of the Corporation 'yrhe First Bap-
tisi Society, .Nr,cpori. miH be sold al Pubic
.4uciion, icifhoH reserve, on Saturday, the
20h of .qprit inst, at 10 o'clock a. M, al ho
Needing House,
ID WHOLE PEWS and ono third Of
i ~ pew on the floor of The Meeting House,
aud tho pows in The gallery of said house,
remaining unsod, belonging TO the Corpora
tion.
md nj | O'Clock of sail 20h oC .aPra, an
ADJOURNED MEETING Of the CnaPoRATioN
will be holden at the Ves,ry, for the purpose
of ordering a tax to be assessed on the pcws
IN said house, sutiiccnl to make up the de-
iiciency of said sale Of pews in paying the
debt Of the Corporation.
BY order, ISAIAH BURDiog, Ireasr.
Newport, April 1, le;N.
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Married.,

At Providence on Tuesday 9h Mr.. George A. Hum
phrey to Miss Matilda Burck daughter Of the late MIR
Billings Bnrdick, OF this town.
At New York on the 10Th inst. by the Rev. r. L.
Northam, Mr.. Stephen I. Northan, jun of Pittsbugg
Penn. to Miss Mary D. Fairbanks, daughter of Davi,
Fairbanks, Esq. of New York. And on same evening
by Rev. DIR. Knox, Mr.. George Hammond TO Miss Re
becca Girand daughter of Mr.. Joseph Girnud.
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Died,

In this town, on Saturday morning last, Mr.. George
r. Hazard OF south kingstown, aged about ~ years.
In Fall River, Charles Clifford aged IL years, and
Hiram Cook, aged years. Their death occasiond
by the caving ofa sand bank upon them while engaged
NJ play, IN the south casierly pnrt Of the village They
lnst about sunset aud when found ri about
o'clock ol the same evening, their heads were buried
In the sand feet below the surface, and lie had be-
come extinct.
In Dighton, Mrs. Adelia Allen, ngcd A..
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SDirit,ls NitT.

rUNO THE PUBlIC.-This il to certify, that
n have sold 10 SAMUEL YOUNG, my Re
cipe for making the SPIRiTus NITp, and us
have moi, and shall mol dispose Of said Receipt to
any other person, the public may rest assured
of obtaining the genuine article by applying TO
said Young, nj No. lO7, Westminster street.
DAVID PICKERING.
The subscriber having purchased Of Rev.
DAVID PIcKERING, his Recipe for making the
SriRIrus NI1r, a supply can at any time be
had, by applying as above.
SAMUEL. YOUNG.
This Medicine is useful in Numerous cases, as
nm external remedy.
II nay be dependod upon ~ The most ellica-
cious remedy Cor Toofhoche, Loekjam, Hy-
drOphobia, Bic Of Poisonous arp,nfs, %
insects, Ftions, Chronic Rheumatism, " hHt
Nceliing, Nervous Headachc, Diarrhr, Cbo-
nc, spasms, sprains. Bruises; Cramps, Chd-
bioiHs, SC.
Directions Cor usc, with the medicine, 10 be
had or SAMUEL YOUNG, Proprietor, or Of h''
authorized agents. =, ,,
Agents for the ahovc Mrs Ann1 ". Eddy
Ncwpou-Eliphalet Young, Wrhtord-,nrr'!ne
& Alien, Pawiuckei- ilumplTy AjWy, ran hi-
yer-Thomns 4. Fogcr, Nantucket.
Directions for use. with the Incidence 10 ue
procpt.d in this town from none hat j. w. LId!,
sole Agent of the Proprietor, Newport.
49,, Tho above article has acquired great
celebrity in Providence, and wherever u has been
in,rodoc,d. [Apui ~.
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April lS.

Court Of Probate, Clerks Office, .NeTpoH,
.Ipra l6, 1889.
A ppLicATioS was made for an Adminisira-
IA tor to be appointed on the Estate of Mrs.
Ann Rogers, late Of Newport, widow, deed.
II is ordercd.that the sarc be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate. to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next at q o'clock n. m. aud that previous no.
,ice be given by publishing cory Of this or.
der three several times, in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested TO appear
at SAID time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wincss:
April Is. b. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Clk.
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EY J. &. SHAW,-Auciioneer.
Sale at Auction,

On Friday The l2ih day Of .7prii, inst., ,ciN
be sold al Public AUCTION, al 10 o'clock a.
W.. al The late residence Of H. 3. Ball, Esq,
A ii. the Household Furniture in said
"A honse, consisting of carpets, chairs, ts-
bles, beds, mattresses, bed and table linen !;
china, crockery aud glass ware; and all 9TH
ar articles necessary for house keeping.-
Also small quantity Of Wine. of superior
quality, in bottles. The subscriber is AL
tliorisct TO let the aforesaid Honse.
RIcHARn *. RANDOLPH.
attorney 10 he Erecniors.
April 1. J. T.. SHAW, Auct'r,
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ANN v "A lIO.
FRID,r, April l2ih,-Ship John Coggeshall, Macy, oi
this port l2O days from Roratong with IA full cargo OF
sperm and Whale oil, 1000 bbs sp $40 wh oil. II Coz
lbs. bone, aud one fish on deck to X. Cogseshal, T.
Clarke, aud othcrs.spoke on the Coast ot New Lca-
land Oct GOTH ship Anerica, oi iIudson 1900 bLls VIII
and $50 sp Nov 18th, lat. 80 20 =, lon. ~ 50 w
ship lelycta, OF Hudson 1900 bbls VIII, $50 s ;sam,
day, ship Ann, Of London, 80 months out 1900 sp. PSI
VIII March 3lSt, lat. 20 % NJ Ion. G3 80 w passed
Brig which showed n signal blue nnd red, ith whit,
diamond IN it april lth, lat. 81 10 N, Ion 6S 20
schr. Emelinc, William, l2 days from Portland for
Matanzas ;Glh lat. % n. Ion. II w ship Manchester,
Bosworth, of Bath II days from Mobile Tor Liverpool
The NJ spoke On the LIST. lat. 80 80 NJ lon: "a, ship
Palestine, Ltlehcd, ot Bath, from New Orleans ior
IIavrc.
Brig Hope Of New York, from Mobile for Providence.
Sloop Hero, Read, from New York for do.
DO. ReDz, Heath, from Providence.
Schr John MURRAY, Devro, ~ days from Jacknmel,
bound To Boston Spoke April sth lat 36, Ion ~ "a,
schr Dernnge, Of Beverly from Capcs of Philadelphia,
bound to Porto Rico.
SUNDAY, April llth,-Schr. IIoratio Ames, Blake,
from Taunton for New York.
soop Lender Winslow, from Bristol for n. Bedford.
MoNoN, April ljth,-Sloop Annawon, Brown, from
Albany for Fall River.
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The rates Of freight on the transportation
Of merchandise from Philadelphia to Pitts
burg by the Transportation Companies are
S45 per ton for dry goods, $40 on hardware
and $50 for groceries. This is n reduction
upon former rates. The distance is 394
miles. The lowest rate above stated is abou,
equal per mile to the rate charged for dry
goods on the Boston and Worcester Rail
Road
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Nem advertisements.
DANoTNG soECCGs

Colillions, WoHsing, GalIopades, &c.
At ARMORy HALL.
vTNIIE subscriber respectfully gives notice
1. that his school for instruction in the po-
lite accomplishment Of DANCING will be
opened at ARMoRY HALL, on Tuesday even
ing, May 9th, and will be held on Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, afternoons and evenings.
Hours for Misses and Masters 2 to ; p. m. F;
for Gentlemen from z to 10. Terms S6 for
u lessons. DIT. CAPRON.
Aprll lS
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II. YORK OYSTER |!

'VNIIE subscriber has recently fitted up n
Il room for The accommodation of Gentle
men in the building in rear of l37 Thames
srcci--en,rancc on Champin's wharf. Those
gentlemen who may favor the establishment
with their patronage, may be assured that
they will find good order and an experienced
and obliging attendant, and have oysters
served up raw, roasted, scalloped, stewed or
fried. Families supplied with oysters raw (;
or, by giving reasonable notice, can have them
cooked in various ways,to be conveyed to their
house in hot state. No pains will be spar
ed to procure the best quality oysters and OF
different kinds. J. REMOND.
April lS.
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Pursuant 10 decrce Of Mt Court Of Probate
ofthe torn Of .,hd,Aieto,cn. there wiN be sail
at Pubiic .4pciion on Saturday. khe 2OH day
Of .4prii, 1890, al 10 O'Clock q. no, on The
premises.
A LII tho right, title and interest which Oliver
"a Sweet had, at the lime Of his deccasc, in
and TO a certain tract Of Land situate in Middle
town, containing about four acres. bounded
nor,hery on land of Easan Bailey, deceased
eastcrly on land Of the heirs Of David Albro, do
ceased souiherly on land Of John Barker
westerly on II road-or so much thereof as will
pay the sum of one hundred aud eleven dollars
and clcwn cents, with incidental expenses.-
Conditions at time and place Of sale.
JOHN GOULD, fdm'r.
Mddetown, March 81, 1893.
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Sale Postponed.

NEWPORT, sc.-Ncwport, Feb. II, 1899.
! By ruiue Of an Execution issued out Of the
| Court Of Common Pleas, May term, 1888.
To me direcfed ami delivered, pW sell at
| Public AUCTION, 10 the highest biddsr, on
WeJnesdGg, May sh, 1889, at ii a'cloek
a. III.
4 ILL., the right, tile and interest that 1feo-
N dorc Phnney had on The Iib day of OcIo-
her, 1897. at 3 O'Clock y. NJ. in and 10 u certain
lot OF land. with the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon standing. silnaie in Newport.
and bounded Westerly on Thames street. North
erly partly on land Of IBenjamin n. Altman aud
partly Oh land of William Price, decreased,
Southerly on land Of Nicholas Geilroy and 9TH
crs, and Easierly on land of Christopher q.
Chnmplln, it being the estate purchased by said
Phinney, Of the heirs nf Walter Charming, dec.
Also one o,her lot nf land helonging TO sail
Phinney, lying contiguous to the frs, described
premises, and was purchased by said phipney of
Benjamin u. Altman
Al the above property having been attached
on an original writ.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
March 7.
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r oRILLARD's SNIFF g. ToDAcco--a fresh
IL supply just received and for salo by
April Ia. F. g. w NEWTON.
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The French Minister Of Marine has sent
out 100000 from the public treasury. to re.
lieve the sufferers by the earthquake at
Martinique.
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The navigation of Lake Erie IL open. poats have ~
rived ~ Buffalo from D,troit ard Ck a,,auJ
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- TATENIENT Of the situation Of the Banks
- in the State Of Rhode Island, Sc. on Fri
day April 5lh, 1899, as the same appears from
the returns made by them 10 the Bank Conn.is-
soners
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, $9,965,OlS 90
Bills in Circulation, 1871 ,057 %
Balances due other Banks, .s33 %
Net profits on hand, li3,0O6 Is
Dividends unpaid, 34,4l6 SO
Deposits on interest, 576, ,496 SO
Deposits not on interest, S77 ,IS9 76
Total amount Of Liabilities, SlI,6S2,0IS l6I
REsoURCEs.
Loans and discounts, $l3,l40 ,309 30
Specie in Bank, 4O7 .4s6 O3
Bills Of other Banks. 357.9 .953 40
balances due from other Banks, 3S3, i6l 90
Stock in own Bank, lO3,379 92
Stock. Real estate and other pro-
periy, 2s9'73S "
Total amount Of Resources, lI,6S2,0I l6
or the Notes and Bills discounted,
there is payable out of the State
the sum Of SI,s33.2 .2I0 70
And payable in the State s,307 ,O6S 60
Of the circulation thore is held by
the Banks 2s2,oOs 2s
In tho hands Of the Public l,5S9,0l9 90
By comparing this abstract with the returns
made 10 the Commissioners, March lst, 1889, 1t
appears that since that date,
The circulation has been increased s SIC, 1852 25
The Specie has been reduced 6,i02 "a
The deposits, including dividends
unpaid. have been reduced 52,OSo 81
The Loans and Discounts have
been increased l3l,359 u
Published pursuant to law.
Office Of the Bnnk Commissioners,
Providence, Apri 8, 1889.
HENRY ANTHONY, } Bank
GEO. G. KING, Commission
WM. PECKliAM, ers.
April is.
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Has Just yecfircd spicntm assortment Of
BOOTS s. ,SHOES-smtrbie for
The approaching Scason,
CONSISTING or
T AIDES French Shoes, Victoria tics, IIar-
- rison ties, and large supply OF Slipps
and Laces, manufactured of the first quality
of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ.
ent qualities, and Childrcn's of all description
and colors-togc,her with large supply Of
Ladies' low priced Kid SHOES, good article,
at 81 cts. per pair. Gcnilemen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All OF the above articles will be sold on ms
ayorable terms rs n, any other store IN New
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call and examine tor themselves.
N. B.-Gcnilemcn's fine Boots made to
order of French Caliskln, after the New
York style, and warranted to tit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order IN the neatest manner, and of the best
materials. April I, 1889.
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Frcsl, Ground SPICES.

Fresh Ground spices.
LIST quality Ginger.
1T do Cinnamon.
lst do Cloves.
LIST do Alspicc.
lst do Pepper.
The above was ground in this place and
warranted.
ALso--on hand let quality Ground Spices
in papers. Tor salc Wholesale aud retail by
Aprl 10. Il. /. & w. NLwroS.
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NEW CARPETS.

NJ HALL, will receive from Boston on
We Saturday next,
10 pieces superior rich new style of ~
R.lLvS TE.NE7LLrC. C.1RPETLN'GS,
RUGS. & LNDLi .MiTTL\G.
March %.
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.ME.NORI.ND.1.

CID a, New Orleans, 9th inst brig Sea Bird, May
berry, &C and for this port.
Cleared at Wilmington, 81 inst. brig Laurel, Smith,
for Mninnzas.
spoken, April 5th, lat 90 Ion rs, brig Poland, Gard
ner days from Savannah for Havana.
Len at Caricnas, 10th ult. schr. Concord, Coo wig.
cargo
The schr. State Rights, Philips, from ST. Croiv 10Th
ult. for New York, with sugar, nolasses and rum, III
late gale lost sails, mainb"on and rirr and leaked
strokes per hour and stove deck load OF monsscs To
tighten her 2d inst lat - % long. 7ii fell in with
schr. Francis of Barnsablc Sears, savannah for New
port, when Capt. =. abandoned the \. X. and Capt.
Sears took her in tow, and would proceeded To savan-
nnh Capt L. taken from the Frunccs by pilot
boat, and arr ht Charleston 9TH inst. The Frances
was spoken 3d inst lat. 32 long % 81, by vcs sci
since arr NJ New York, aud had lost deck load, bul-
wagks, &c. in same gale. No mention made o
her having vessel in tow.
A schr. in the tulf lth inst. in distress
another having her in tow, by ship Corolanns, arr at
Savannah 9TH inst.
At New London, 9th inst. ship Friends, Brown Pn-
cifc Ocean, Talcahuana, Jan. 5t, 220o bbls 70 sp.
oil Lett at T. ship Constitution, Clifford this port,
1000 VIII 200 sp. to cruise II mouth aud then home.
At New York, llth, ship New England, Ninslow,
Pacific Ocean ll2O bbls. wh. and $50 sp oil.-Spoke
Nov 9Th, ship Margaret, Of this port liO VIII l5O s'.
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srpNOTICE.

DROwN sUGAI.-5o boxes fret quality
- Light Brown Sugar new crop. Jp-, landed
from brig William, from Malanz,s. and for -aio
on favorable terms ny EFsW Nswros.
April 4.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

Schr's Banner, Nickerson, Providence.
DO. Cashi,r, Burt, do.
Sloop Hero, Read, do.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AEresh supply Of The Jollomias
VALUABLE
31atemt MeGitinES, &C.,
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Linimnnt for the Piles.
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia-for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--f0r do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Livcrwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Krcosoie and Gall Toolh-acbe drops.
Moore. Essence Of Life.
Whiiwcll's Liquid OpodeIdoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thomp~on's Eye Water.
Lees n l. Bilious Pills
Thompson's Kreosotc and Gall Tooth. ache
Drops
Dort. Kingey's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jcbb's Linitnent.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmaiic Pills.
Hinckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rhcum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams oil Spruce
Vegetable Indian Specific Cor coughs, &c.
DR.. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DR.. Thompson's rooih- ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, Tor coughs
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, sc &c &c.
For sale by ~
II. r. HAZARD,
SIGN or rpE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Mar The Court House, .NtTPori, ". L.
April rs, 1889.
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NEW ST o G. Il
SCOTS o. g = . E s,

No. l63, Thomes-sieei.
nm WIN II. READ, would in.
form his customers and the
6H A9 public generally, that he has
received from various places
a full supply of BOOTS and SHOES OF al
most every description and PRICE Among
which are Gcntlcmen's Goat skin and other
Boots, ditto high and low Shoes, kid and
leather Pumps, Boys ditto ditto. Also Mis-.
scs' and Chlldrcn's in all their variety, of the
latest New York fashions all of Which will
be sold low frr cash or approved credit.
Newport, April II, ls3o.
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NEW STORE

IN WAsHINGrON-sTR
The subscriber has jus: received from ~ York
4 general assortment ofGROCERlES and
IN offers for sale at his Store, UGshingioi-
street. in front Of the Messrs. Crandall's ship
yard, such as-
Sugar Coffee, Tens, Molasscs, Butter
Cheese, Pork, Beef, Hams. dried Beef, Lard,
Soap. Flour, Meal, Euckwhcat, Rice, Choco-
late, Rasins, Blue and White Starch, Pepper.
sance, Mustard, Tobacco Of all kinds. Milk
Biscuit, Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers, Pilot
Bread, dried Apples, Lamp Oil, Ground Spi-
ces, Brooms, Lime, md other articles looked
for in Grocery Store-al Of which he Of.
fers for cash on terms as reasonable as can
be purchased in Newport, and hnpcs from his
friends and acquaintance to receive share
Of patronage. e. w. ANTHONY.
Newport, April IL, lS30.s
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CO-M9rtulersllip.

TOHN STEVENS g. CO., have this day
" taken Benz. II. Stevens into Co.partner-
'hip tho business to be Continued as before
indcr the firm of John .Sierens & Go.
JoHN STEVENS.
J. =. MUSRo.
April lS. il. III. STEVENS.
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4 OST.-From sloop Republic on the Odd
IL inst. of Scconnet Point, two sticks oi
Mast Timber. Whoever may find the same.
aud will give notice to the subscriber, shall
be suitably rewarded.
WILLIAM BEETLE
New Bedford, March T-lapi
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q TATEMENT Of the situation Of the Banks
- in the State Of Rhode Island, Sc. on Fri
day April 5lh, 1889, as the same appears from
the returns made by them 10 the Bank Connis-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-15
" A IL IL II "

More Steam Ships.-A company has
been formed at Bordeaux, in France, with
a capital Of three millions of franks, TO es-
tablish ships between that port and New
York. tits calculated to have at Bordeaux
steam ship Of about 1000 tons to carry
near 800 tons oflreght and $50 passengers.
The vessel, with 400 horse power engine,
to cost about $240, 000.-B. Investigator.
A London auctoneer, in advertising a
sale of properties at one Of the small thea
tres gives among his others, the following
items:-S2 ghosts, a new derii, a striking
likeness Of his majesty.
Praise is like ambergrise. A little Whit
OF it and by snatches, is very agreeable;
but when man holds whole lump of il
TO your nose, it is nuisance and strikes
you down.
" wish you would give me that gold
ring on your finger" said village dandy
TO country girl "for it resembles the dura.
ton of my love for you-it has no end. -
" Excuse me sir" said she, 90 choose 10
keep it, for it is likewise mathematical of
Of mine for you-it has no beginng.'
Ii is a singular fact that while we are
introducing into our houses stoves hitherto
used in Russia, the Russians are adopting
open fireplaces, which, according to per-
sons who have lately visited that country.
are esteemed great luxury.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-15
MAY Is.

Elizabeth Johnston was committed 10
iaiI, in Boston, for altering one dollar no
ties into lives.
An Enemy Of the Human Race.--Thc
Montreal Herald has become a by-wotd.
cor its atrocious recommendations of the
pihbct 10 every person involved in a poht-
;caI dereliction. The editor would have
made an excellent pimp 10 Marat or Ro-
bespierre.
In Peace prepare for War.-The wife
of b. +. CanRon, of New Salem, lately
presented her husband with four small
Cannons. or swivels. This fine little park
Of artillery. at the last accounts, was in
fine seryiceabe condition. The lady de-
serves an appointment in some OF the pub,
lie armories. Raleigh N c. Star.
Tu,SGs THAT | HAVE SEEN have,
seen poor men grow rich by industry and
good management, and rich men become
poor by idIeness and dissipation.
| have seen a young man spoil his Teputa-
lion BY departure from principles, when.
all the waters OF the Delaware would noa
wash it out.
have seen person depart from truth,
when candor and veracity would have serv-
ed him much better purpose.
State Debt.-The State debt of Ohio amounts
to ten millions and thirty thousand dollars.