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The Grand Eu,erPeon.-A late London pa
per gives the following account of a newly in.
vented musical instrument:
The nobility and the amateurs of the mus-
cal world are now enjoying high ireat by the
performance Of one OF the most extraordinary
and magnificent Instruments ever broul hi 10
perfection by the perseverance, and skill OF man.
This instrument, called the Grand Euterpeon,
is the production OF a well known German ar
list, NJ. Blessing, who devoted upwards oftweniy
years, and expended more than five thousand
pounds, TO the designing. forming, and per
fectlng II; II is, in point OF fact, most COM
plete specimen OF mechanism, and stands I'M
rivaled in every respect. il is wholly self-act-
ing. not requiring the aid Of any one while
playing, and produces the effect of foil, first
rate band. The overtures 10 "Gullaume
Tell" Massaneillo." "Oberon," Mozart's
&c. Symphony" Haydn's Creation" are
executed in the most mastery style, and the
performance does ample justice 10 their emf
nent composers. Ii can also be used as piano
and organ, having two rows of keys for the
fingers, and stops, and row Of pedals for the
feet, which may be played ad libituns indeed,
II Is only by hearing it that its wonderful pow
ers can be properly appreciated.-The instru-
ment, we are informed, contains nearly sixteen
hundred trumpets. clsrionets, oboes, etc. etc.
with drum Of large size, triangle, aud every
thing constituting military band and from
its extraordinary grand appearance and highly
finished mechanism, we should say that it is
truly deserving Of conspicuous place in a
palace. mansion, or public institution. II may
be necessary to state that it stands twelve feet
high, is seven feet six inches wide, and four feet
deep, and weighs nearly four tons; it con-
tains twelve bellows and sixteen stops, and,
when closed, has the appearance OF costly
piece Of cabinet furniture.
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, July 90.

Beeves.-The supply Of Beef Cattle in market
to-day reached 600 head; 50 of which had re.
maned over since last week, $50 being from the
South and the balance from this state and the east.
ward We have no material change 10 report in
the market, sales having oeen made of 400 head,
at last weeks prices, say 80 $40, so per 100 lbs.
forming an average OF $3.50.
Cows and Calves--s0 offered aud 40 sold al $50
S45
Sheep and Lambs-The market for Sheep and
Lambs has been well supplied. $3.50 head having
been offered to day and sales Of about 20O0 made
at prices, ranging from 81 $3.50 for Sheep and
50 1928 for Lambs.
Hay-New may be quoted at 62i 6s per 100
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July %.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot. J
At market, 265 Beef Caitle, including about 81
Stores, Working Oxen, not single yoke on The
stand. Ia Cows and Calves, 2,l50 Sheep and
Lambs, AZ Swine. OF all descriptions
Prices-Beef Cattle-Still on the decline. FrS
quality we quote at IS s; second quality : a
so; third quality 8 50a7
Cows and Calve.-we notice but two sold at S32
50, As.
Sheep and Lambs-Lit,le quicker than last week
Prices about the same. Good sheep and lambs
were sold at from 2 so TO 4. For lots, poor one.
were sold for considerable less
Swine-There was little no call for them this
week.-There was small lot Of nine prims
Columbia county Hogs held at 7 so.
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IA lrrtr0 b

In this town on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Dumont, stephen G. Dodge, Esq. Of
Governeur, New York, to Miss Harriet S. Stow.
ers, Of this ,own.
Same evening, BY the Rev. Mr.. MKenzie, Mr.
George Smith to Miss Sarah Chsppe, daug ghter
ofthe late Mr. Benjamin Cbappell, all of this town
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Stod-
dard, Mr.. Samuel L. Hopkins to Miss Mary NJ
Freeborn daughter Of Mr.. George Freeborn, all
Of this town.
Same evening. By the Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr.
Joseph Riggs TO Miss Mary Jane Taber, daug hter
Of the late Mr.. Reuben Tsber, all of this town.
Last evening by the Rev. Mr.. M'Kenzie, Mr..
Samuel Young to Miss Frances Dennis, daug hier
ofCapt. Peter Dennis all Of this town.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY. Aug lsi
Brig Orleans, Adams, from pie,ou for Fall Riv-
er--Sch'rs George, Stndlsy, from Boston for Rich.
mond Eagle, Bail, from Philadephia.--Sloops
Candace, Brown. fiom Albany for Fall River
Hudson, West, from New Bedford.
FRIDAY Aug. End.
Sch'rs Virgnian. Thatcher from Gardiner,
with lumber 10 Finch * EnSs
SATURDAY Aug. Sd.
Three masied Schr Sarah Helen, Chase, from
Albany, with lumber and coal TO the master
SUNDAY, Aug. 4th.
Swedish bFigs Alfred, Rolineas, from Gotten
burg for Fall Riyer.--ROderic Dhu, Green from
Providence-Schr Concord. Burroughs, from de-
Sloops Elenora, Murdoch, from Wareham for Al
baEy.--Hudson, West from Providence for New
Bedford.--Rienze. Heath, from Providence.
MONDAY. Aug 9th.
Sloop Three Brothers. Stuart. from New York
for Fall River, ,--Schrs Morning Star, Nickerson,
from kenebeck for Providence. Dodge Healy,
Easion from Camden for do.
TUESDAY, Aug. 9th.
u. :. Revenue Gutter Hamilton Cart josiah
StuIgis, hom Boston for New York Passenger
Hon. Stephen Pleasanton, Fiflh Auditor Of the
Treasury Department. and Capt. Sturgis, on an
examination of Light Houses.
CLEARED.
Soop Three Brothers Stuart, Fall River.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

a CARD.-Mons. GuiGoN respectfully informs
"A the Ladies aud Gentlemen OF Newport, thai
having last FRIDAY been detained in Providence by
illness, he will commence his School Friday al.
'ernoon next July 10Th, at Armory Hall at O'Clock.
Subscription List is lcfi at Mr.. Calahan's Book
Store.
bRegular afternoons, Thursdays and Fridays,
from 4 10 half past 6. July ~.
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brother Jonathan.

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OF Ordinary duodecimo, which cost S2-and more
than is contained in a volume Of Iryngs Columbus,
or Baucroft's History Of America, which cost 50 a
yolnm.-and all for SIX CENTS a number, or
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! BROTHER JONATHAN being a genuine
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! The present lumber is a specimen Of what this
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As Family Newspaper BROTHER JONA-
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News from all nations numbering at his back"
! The earliest intelligence, foreign and domestic
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and usefulness TO our common country, and our fel
low men, will be advocated and ipcucstcd in every
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dressed, postage paid, to
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Dte0.

At New York, on Monday last, Ebenezer Bur.
ill, Esq. aged II years, formerly Of this town.
AT Baltimore on the 2ith ult Henry Schroeder,
Esq. in the 18th year Of his sge-[fsihel Of h.
Schroeder, Esq. OF this townl--" He was a native
OF Hambursh, and emigra,ed to America in the
year 1883. lie was one Of the Oldest merchants IN
The city Of Baltimore, and patron OF science and
the fne arts adding to the attainmenls Of a culli
vated mind, the most benryoent sympathies. he
has, iof number Of years past, been unoccnpied
IN mercantile pursuits. but bas devoted his aiien
ton TO hofeu'ure. and TO several branches Of fnat
ural science, more especially aStronony and me
teorology. His observations on the changes Of III.
weather yon FOR him reputation Tor renarkabl.
ssgscity, which was regarded BY many a, almos,
,ranscendiDg the reach Of human calculation and
foresisht-Aner Ten weeks illness. he died in the
bosom Of his family, fully informed of The n,a,
approach OF death. and protesting to put hi. tins,
for patdou and salvation in the merits and the deb
Of his Rcdeemer."
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POLITICAL .V'OTICE.

The Democratic Freemen Of Neteport are re,
questsd to meet at The room adjoining the r. l.
Republican Office, on SATURDAY Erening
merit, at 8 o'clock.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Sailed from Matanzas 18th ult., brig Canonicus
Bigley. of this port, for Hamburg.
July 7th, LAT 43 30, Ion Al 40, (was passed. ship
VIM EngS Vaughan, Of this port, from Cons,adl
for New York.
Cid. at Philadelphia, on Wednesday last, brig
Emelne. Heath, for this port.
NEw-LoSDoN, July 30.-Brazillian brig Flami-
neuse, late American brig Athenian is here in Gus
tody Of the Gutter, under supposed breach Of the
Revenue Laws of the United States.
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WHAIERS.

AIR. at New Bedford 3Olh ship John Howland
Whiuen, Talcahuana. $500 bbls sp 270 wh oil
Do. do. lst. ship Ansell Gibbs, Pease, Pacific
Ocean, Bay Of Islands, April 10Th. with 100 bbls
sp ol TO Gibbs S Jenney Fairhaven.
The whale ship Henry AStor, of Hudson, lOC
days from New Zealand, for New York, with l7eC
barrels OF oil, was spoken by the brig Louisiana
on the ilh Of July, when in lat ~, Ion "a i2 all
we'll
Arr at Sagharbor LIST, ship Gem, I'm s. Atlantic
Ocean, 1000 bbs VIII and COO So oil.
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. y"' '"c" wee /teuse
they are placed in a
Mrs Dinnis McCredy
Mary Mck.nnell
Sarah Manchester
Miss Phebe Mason
Solomon Is Noble
Nicholas g Northup
Philip o Neil
Miss Elizabeth Nichols
Hepzibah X Nor,hup
William Proctor 2
1t II C Pratt
Passed Mid % ID Potter
Mrs Rebecca Potter
Charles Ryberg
: c Richmond
Thomas Read
1t Stephen G Rowan
Mrs Mary b Rowan 2
S
Curwin Sfoddari
George o Sweet
p X Starr
Isaac Shepard
John Sbortridge
Ezekiel Skinner
James NJ Smith
Edward Sards
Cap James Stackpolo
J u Seller
Gardner Smith
William SIger
Seneca Spraguc
Films NJ Stlllwell
Martha Ann Sprsguo
Il
Cransion B Tucker
Mrs William Thnrs,on
Abby Taylor
Miss Charlotte Tanner
Gan Vega
w
Thomas J Whitman
Joseph A Williams 2
John or VIM. T.. Williams
Edmund Winchester
James NJ Waterbury
Charles White
Mrs Rebscca VI Wood
Miss Sarah NJ Wiley
Sarah Wallace
MIDDLHTowr.
J r Mitchell
Peleg Sanford
Mrs Rebeccs A Peck
ham
Ann Elizabeth Wood
Elizabeth Caswell
JAMIsTowS.
Benjamin Congdon
Hazard X Carpenter
IRIsH.
Andrew FenDon
Peter Collins
John Mccarthy
John Iioyner
IiemaD Gregory
, Mrs Mary Dunn
Ca,l,eriue IIauley
X, X. CARR, p. NJ.
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GERMAN EMGRANrs.-TheB Bremen brig
Johanna, George, arrived at this port on FRI
day last with l3e passengers, the principal part
Of whom intend to start for Illinois. Out of the
number, there were 40 married couple.
Phi. Ledger.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r..
AUGUST LIST, 1889,

| AUGUST
| o. Persons cali
say " odcerfised," a.
separate Dor.
| A
George w Adams 2
A b Adams
James V Allen
Mrs Alexander
Almeda Armstrong
Henry Ba,,ey
Arthur A BuIt
Capt Crowel Bray
Gilbert G Bowen
Benjamin Brown
Oliver G Bowman
Simeon b. Ball
Mrs Esther Ball
Alioyn Ball
DR. w c Chandler
Loring Gushing
James Cspron
Mrs George Cogge.hall
Julia A Cheeseman
Miss Abby a Cooley
w T. DaDey
- Dangerheld
George Dawley
Cap Moses Dillingham;
Thos A Dsvlsi
A Dremigiu
Miss Ruth w Dodge
4
Cap James Finck
Miss Harriet Fowler
G.
Cap X. p Gardner
William Gardner
William Holloway jr
Thomas Hathaway
Joseph p Hazard
Josiah Hendricks
Preston Hodges
George B Hazard
Cap Hoxie
Thomas NJ Hathaway
James ) Hervlt
james Hicks jr
| Charles N HALEY
Job * Charles Heath
Mrs Elizabeth Hall
Mabala Harvey
Miss Ruth Hazard
Martha hawkins
Susan Hay don
Emily Hoffman
Eliza II Hitchcock
George Johnson
Adonlam yudson
X
William Kelley
Geofgo Kenneth
Nathaniel knight
Miss Ann NJ Knight
George b Lamar
James Lun,
VIM Z Lawton
Joseph 5 G Law,on
Mrs Lucinda Luscombc
Miss Catherine e Lawto
M
James Maxwell
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RHoDEIsLAND DISTRICT se.-.In Chance

RHODEISLAND DIsTRICT,sc.--InC Cbanccry
BY virtue Of a decree passed by the honorable Cir
cult Court ofihe United States. for snd District,
At their Jane Term. 1889; IN the suit IN Equity,
between Joseph lIoSsic, complainant IN the orig.
inal Bill and Nathan Carr and others respondents,
and between Joseph IIossie. complainant in the
supplemental bil and Anon Hopkins, mud 9th.
ers respondents: there Will be sold at public anc-
ton on the premises, IN the town OF West Green
wich, IN the county Of Keut on the fifteenth day
ofAugusl next, at ~ O'Clock. W.
Ia One undivided half part Of three acre
'.rim Lot, with the Cotton Factory and other
l1lHA. buildings thereon standing, and the dams,
umes, aud race-ways appurteUant TO the Factory
which were conveyed by Simon Reynolds 10 Ma.
lhaD and Jesse Carr; one undivided half part Of the
tbir,yscyen acre lot, and one undivided eighth part
of the pick,t lot, all men toned and described 10 the
plendings IN the before named gni, ond which sew.
eral estates with the Factory and Buildings, lie con-
tiguous TO each other aud used by, aud belong
ed to tho West Greenwich Manufacturing Company
as part oftber company property. The whole
Of The premises before named, oi much thereof as
may be necessary for the purposes mentioned ~ the
ginal decree in the suit aforesaid, will he sold TO
the highest bidder. A more full description Of the
premises with the terms Of sale, TO be made known
at tho time and place ofsae. ..
THOMAS BURGESS.
Master in ChsDccry IN said SUIT.
Providence. July ~, l53D--l7-4w.
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FOR SALE..-AFLOAT.

oDh Cha ldrons of hrst rate LIVERPOOL
SV COAL, beautiful article for family use
40 Sets OF French Bedslead Posts, with turned
Slrechers.
5000 feet Cherry Tree Boards,
1000 fee, Of curled Maple Joisi, Plank and board.
5000 feet Maple Joist by and by inches.
1000 feet 81 white wood boards aud . inch plank,
6oO0 feet Hemlock Boards.
5000 feet 5-s Pine Boards,
1000 feet by B Hemlock Joist,
6OO0 feet Pine Plank. The above will be sold
low for Cash, BY
Aug7--2w. GILBERT CHACE
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10 LET'.

2wA THE NEW AND CONVENIENT
Is.!m DWELLING HOUSE on King.s,reet,
!I-l&6- built within two years past and occupiedby
Russell Clarke, dec. Said house is situated in one
Of the pleasanlest aud most commanding situations
in Newport, aud is every way calculated for gen
House Barn. and all other usual convenences.
March 81 Apply to GEO. B. HAZARD.
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MIII-STREET ACADEMY.

VVNllIS School will be open for the reception Of
II pupils. THIS DAY, July 3ls,, under the
management Of the subscriber.
The female department Will have the services Of a
LADY, Miss HoPkIss educaied for the profession Of
Teacher, IN the Jnsdy celebrated school Of Mr.. y.
Bailey, Of Boston, and who beside. her other qnsli-
fcations has good knowledge Of the French Ian
gusge.
Pupils will be received al any nge, and insiruc-
ton viii be furnished IN all the branches Of an Eng
lish and classical education.
Terms
Elementary studies, per quarter. sc
High English studies. g.
The Languages. 10
J. n. BELLOWS. Principal.
Newport. July 3lst. lS3g.
We, the Subscribers. consent tO serve as TRtS.
TEES Of yILL STREET ACADEMY, and TO
have general supervision Of the Interests and
concerns Of the institution.
GrohsL EsGs,
WV. e.. GIBBs,
T. &. DUSs.
WILLIAM VysNor.
4. HIssy Duso<T,
CHARLES I. BEooKs.
JosBrA SArGs,
JAMS HaAMo.D.
RoHysr STgvISs.
NoRTHHRN HONEY. ior ..s by
~ Nsys 4 J. TAYLOR.
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IMPORTANT LEGAL OPINION OF
COL. JOSEPH NJ. WHITE, OF FLORIDA

| tcouNsELLOR At LAW.
The undersigned has been asked his legal opin-
ION upon the right of MeSSrS SCHMIDT & H,MIL TON
TO Organize and carry into effect Lottery under
the laws OF Florida. Ii appears that an application
was made by them TO the Legislative Assembly of
the Ierrnory Tor such privilege, which was
granted by the Senate and Legislative Council and
vetoed BY The Governor. II WAS ascertaned that hy
previous act in force, and unrepealcd, certain
Commissioners therein named, were authorised
y" 10 RAISE Sdch sum or sums OF money, by lottery.
in which in such scheme or schemes, as they may
deem appropriate or advisable "to complete a
Court House and Seminary. The Commissioners
have deemed II Appropriate or advisable to
adopt this scheme. which they have perfect right
TO do so long as the act stood in force. and without
Limitation as 10 time. If 1t is urged that such an
act, Tor snch purpose, was not intended for so
large an operation, the answer is obvious that the
Legislature has no, specified the extent or dura-
ton Of the scheme. The discretion is given to
the Commissioners, who have acted upon the sub
leot, and II is not in the power Of the Governor
Legislature, or judiciary 10 hinder, or obStruot in
any manner, the execution ofsuch plan as the Com
msSoners shall agree upon.
am of opinion, therefore, that SCHMIDT a. HAM
iLroS have the legal right 10 execute the scheme
agreed upon, in concurrence with, and under legal
authority of the commissioners. | have seen the
paper signed by the parties, and consider IL sutc
lent in law TO authorize the scheme for the dis
position of the Arcade and other property in New
Orleans.
JOS. NJ. WHITE Of Florida.
Nee York July 10th, 1889.
THE NEw ORLEANS REiL Estate LOTTERY 1t
is with feelings OF satisfaction that we are induced
to lay before our readers the above lucid opinion
of that eminent lawyer, Colonel Jos. M WHITE
in reply 10 the unfounded assertions made by some
interested individuals and also, we regret 10 add
in fe,o instances by the public press. against the
Legality Of the grant uDder which tins lottery is 10
draw.
Our numerous friends, and even our enemies,
will now be compelled 10 admit that this is no Ion.
ger to be considered as " hoax indeed the eva.
dence of such being the general belief has hitherto
been so slight, that had we consulted our own in
divdual judgement, Col Whites opinion would
never have been taken-butwe have yielded 10 the
voice OF our friends, and taken his opinion-and
behold the res1--a most triumphant one
Mn. LOUIS SCHMIDT. the principal manager, be-
ing also desirous OF relutiug any slanderous OBJ
servations that may have been made, adverse the
validity and fairness Of the lottery in question, has
come hence from New Orleans, provided with in
Productions Of the highest nature, and is fully pre-
pared TO give such New York city references. as
will be satisfactory To the most sceptical. and,
complete answer tot the endeavor made by some
parties (who have an objec, TO gain.) TO cast odlum
on the concern. SYLVESTER, Il co.
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KaU Way r. Ship Ward
NOTICE.

NOTICE. .d
yNyNOSE persons wishing 10 send their children
to either Of the Public Schools, are requested
To make app lcatiou TO any Of the nndersgned com
mi,iee. as no child will be- admitted TO either Of ths
Schools without such application being frs, made
GEoRer @. kfSG, Chairman.
ID. &. DENBhM,,
WM. II. DouoLAs,
DAVID J. GouLp,
G.. ii. LAwros,
Benz. MARsH, JR,
Jos. II. WEAVER,
SILAs II. CoTTRELL,
! jy3. o. G.. TURNER. Secretary.
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o. TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAMOMllE g. APeRleNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ctor tcething)
DR., HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quested to obtain them fIom the regular agents on
iy-as there is delIterious imitation ofthese med
icines in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against I'M
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport r. L. o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE S Co
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON ~ STERLING, CT. Barring
on; s. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston D.
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELD
a ROBINS, Hartford.
II BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
II See also advertisements on the first page.
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A~ FOR SALE.
|TpA THE substantial schooner SARAH
NANA HELEN, of about 50 tons, q frs,
rate sea boat and draws when deep
loaded only bye feet OF wafer and carries remark.
able large cargo. The above vessel will be sold
low, or exchanged for vessel Of $50 to 200 tons
and the fsir difference paid.
For further particulars apply TO
Newport Aug. 7-2w-. GILBERT CHASE.