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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14
Now for Cheap WOOlIens.

NNTM. JAMES TILLEY has commenced hi
w Cloth Store, and purchased last week q
part Of his Stock, consisting Of Broadcoths. Cas-.
sirneres, Ssttinetts, Kerseys, flannels, Bookings
I,aizes, md Woolen fabrics generally, ns also
trimmings Of all kinds. He hns also sbirtings,
shcetngs, and tickings, and all other substantial
Goods.
MRS. TlLLEY will be at the Store during the
Spring and Summer, and will supply the Ladies
with Bannets and Caps. sc. sc. &c.
She has good supply Of Florence Braids, and
will sell them Cheap nt all events.
The balance Of Fancy Goods now on hand ,
will he sold at half their worth.
Newport, Feb. 2l. 1889.
I have accepted the Agency for the sale ofthe
Cast Iron Front Crates, which will ultimately
take the place Of all Crates. shall have an
assortment in few days
Feb 2i. WM. JAMES TILEEy.
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Nem advertisements,
,J,HE subscribers having recently form

TIlE subscribers having recently formed a
l. connection in business under The firm OF
Protf. A".sfon Easion, respectfully give
notice to their friends and the public, that
they have for sale at their Mill on Sherman's :
Wharf, M y a L of the bes. quolfty, at
the lowest Cash prlces-Grain Of air kinds
ground in the best manner, both coarse for
feed and fine for faunfy use.-hlso at their
Shop connected with ibe above establishment,
in all it's various branches
such as Sashes-Doors-Bl -Blinds--Shurters--
and Window frames--warranted 10 be Of the
first quality, and ON reasonable terms--Buld.
ing or repairing promptly attended to and
faithfully executed.
SAMUEL PRATT,
GIDEoS LAwroN,
March ID, 1880. Benz. EAsreN.
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LATEST FROM THE EAsT.-The Bos-
ton Atlas of yesterday, contains letters
from the East one day later than be-
fore received. The news that the Brit
ish had commenced fortilying Mars
Hill is contradicted. Gen. Scott was
ut Cumberland. He had received the
civilities of the Legislature and the citi-
zens, and through a committee from
the House of Representatives, an ap-
propriate welcome to Maine. Thishas
pacific look. A messenger with a
commune alton it is said from Sir John
Harvey to Gov. Fairfield has arrived a,
Bangor. The contents of the commu-
nicntion had not been made known.
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BARRETT'S
OIu Raluem Dpe Nouse

80 Co'n,hill, corner Of Franklin .aren-
ue, Boston,
A r this establishment of "a years experience
"A the Dyeng aud finishing Of tho following
goods is done in the best manner and at th.
shortest noico-viz:-
Broadclo,hs, Silk l. Cotton Velvets
Cassimsres, Wor-ted Cords,
Satins, Camel's Hair,
Lusirings, Silk & Cotton Shawls,
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &c.
ALso,--Lades' and Gentlemen's GAR
MENTS, Of every description; Cleanses and
glazes Furniture ;--clennses Garments, Carpets,
Bed Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, CASH
neres, Satinetts, &c.
MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
Dyo Woods rasped and GROUND, and Medicines
pulverized
Silks and Silk Dresses Watcred in the bes,
manner.
Plain Silks. Sa,ms and Velve,s, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
Agent for receiring Goods at .Nerport,
Mr.. X. B. KiNSLEY. (March 7.
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,ca,'d.

NAVAL FORCE OF GREAT BRITAIN
1t appears that Great Britain possesses
eighty ships Of the line fit for SER
vice, upwards Of n hundred frigates,
many ofthem new, and either ready for
service or easily made so, and besides
thirty-six steam vessels, with minor
craft in full proportion, amounting to
more than thousand sail The man
ming of these ships we remark by the
way is as follows first rate, all of decks,
433 10 533 men, second 80 guns and
upward, 3l2 to SG2; third 10 guns and
less than 80, 300 to 359; fourth so guns
and less than 10, l6I to 2G4; fifth SO
guns and less than so, 1914 to IA; sixth
Cd guns and less than sc, 12 to GO;
sloops l3 to l6 guns, brigs, cutters, Sc.
II to 6 guns, 6 to so men.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Mar.14
(Reported for the Boston Patriot.)

At market, $50 Beef Cattle including SO unsold last
week. 10 pairs Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves aud
$50 Sheep
PRIcEs-BEEF CATTLE-We advance our quotations
to conform TO sales-frs quality to 25 rs; second
quality IS a y 25 third quality q 50 a so.
WORKING OxEN-A few sales effected, prices not
public.
Cows AND CALvEs-Dull. We noticed a few sales
S35, AZ, 55, and $50.
SnEEP-Du several lots were sold for less than
they cost in the country. Lots were taken at u.s. 25
SIS, and 8 so.
swISE-None at market. One or two lots will be at
Brighton next week.
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We copy the following items from the
Bangor and Portland papcrs:-

We copy the following items from the
Bangor and Portland papers:-
The Portland Advertiser Of Saturday
evening says -" 1t will be seen by our
Augusta letter, received this afternoon,
that the troops Of this Division, now at
the latter place, have, contrary to ex-
pectation here, received orders TO march
to the frontier. We hear verbally that
they will take up their line Of march on
Monday"
From HoULToN.-We learn from a
correspondent Of the Bangor Whig, who
dates his letter the 9Th, that the morning
report shows force of 800 men. Two
companies marched the 4th to occupy a
position and erect some temporary de-
fence, about 25 miles from Houlton, TO
protect the troops in marching through
defle which is within sixty rods Of the
line Of '83. The Provincials are in
considerable force in that immediate
vicinity.
The same letter also states that Sir
John Harvey is making extensive and
energetic preparations for a contest with
Maine, Notwithstanding the contra repre-
sentations of the Provincials.
Six companies Of the Kennebec De-
tachment left Bangor on Thursday for
Houlton.
1t is reported and generally believed,
that the 10Th regiment Of regulars have
arrived at Madawaska from Quebec,
and are stationed there. II is further
rumored that some troops have arrived
ut St. John from Halifax, and that the
newspapers are forbid to notice their ar
rival.
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DAMAors FOR AN UPsEr.--Thc. Supreme
Court Of The United States have affirmed the
verdict of the Maryland Court Of $4,000 dam.
rges for injuries sustained by Mrs. Salton-
rssll in the upsci'ing ofa s'nge coach belong
ing 10 Stockton, Stokes g. Co. The principle
il now established, and we think stage coach
proprietors will be careful TO provide, IN future
pruden, and temperate drivers for their coach.
e. A regard for their pockets will have
more effect IN making them do ihis, than con.
sidcrniions Of humanity ever had Ledger
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P0tter's Botanic Garden 4
Nurseries,
CRANsToN, IL. /.


saol'sh'pen., nav. ,, on na"a S"u 10, ~,
60 lIeeS' Consisting OF apple, Ies.s'
esenes, onerfy' ri'nno, suince' APficoS'
N Tec'ar'ns, Hrapes, Snrran.s' @c'--Aiso'
ores. ano Srhahen'ai fiees' OF iarse SIZE
.oi sl!ee's, &c. CONSISTING OF lAnoers, Noun
,ain ASH, Cnesnuts' hoeals, faloe, WILLOWS
""P'es, ana iioney I.ocuS,s. 'ney nave al
son grew yare'y ol uoosecerrles, OF ne"
a., snu ru'e SINUS JUST reserved from europe
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for fortifications &c. and that they were
to be supported by eight companies Of
regular troops. The statement is. that
this lodgment Of the British forces is
to be made West of the Line, and of
course on oar Territory, in Maine
The letter writer thinks the news will
not prove true to this alarming extent.
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.MEMORHND.9.

Ship KutusofI, TAYLOR, Of this port from New Yorl
for Liverpool, spoken Esd ult in lat 81 long "a.
At Havana, 2ith nit. brig Poland, Gardner, fol
Savannah days. Eagle, W,lie, do do.
At Savannah, 4,h, schr Franklin Greene, Waite, o.
this port, Havana.
Ship Constitution, Clifford, Of this port, was at
Tacuhana in August last with 500 bbls. s aud 600
VIII. oil.
Touched at Honolulu, June 19, ship Martha, Potter
Of this port, l3O bbls OIL and sid Goth.
At Eimeo, May ship Wm Lee, Of this port, $50 bbs
oil, lrepnrted April 80, 45O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

PENsIoSERs.-The Pension bill, passed at
the last session of Congress, appropriates
s326, $50 for the payment of revolutionary
pensioners $3O06s5 for invalid pensioners;
S490,O84 for pensions to widows and orphans,
under the Act of 4th July, 1886; Sf,372, 900
for five years pension 10 widows under the
Act of 9TH July, 1888 /; and $4,000 for hall
pay pensioners. Total, S2,49s,9l9.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having been appointed by the su-
l. preno Judicial Court, at its March term, le5s, A..
signee 10 james Nield ri Tivcron, In the county of
Newport manufacturer to whom the benefit of the ln-
solvent Act of ls2, granted, hereby gives notice
that six months from the date hereof Is allowed by sad
Court to the creditors of -uid Nicd, To bring in aud
prove their claims All persons indebted TO said insol'
vent, ar, requested to make immediate payment to
WIN ". DOUGLAS, Assignee.
March :. 1870, IN ~.
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the su-
prene judicial Court, st Its March term, lsSy, Ar
sgnce to Thomas y. Whitman, of Newpor,in the coun
" of Newport, mahirhcturer, o. whom the benefit III
the Insolvcnt Act of le2 granted hereby gives
tirc that sN mouths from the date hereof IL SLOWED by
ssd Court To- the creditors of said Whitman to bring in
Md provo their claas All persons indebted To said In
solvent requested to mnkc immediate payment 20
WM. u. DOUGLAS, Assignee.
March 2, 1889. IN II.
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Married,

In this town. Sunday evening last by the Rev. Mr.
Mckenzie, Capt Joseph b. Haskens, Of Portland Me-
to Miss Mary Ann Dunbar, Of this place.
In Wexford, on Tuesday evening last, hv Rev B. C..
Grafton Nicholas Boone Sphinx, Esq. 10 Miss Emeline
Fry, daughter Of Boone SPHINX, Esq all Of North-Kngs
town.
In Fast Greenwich on Tuesday evening last, Col Jo-
seph Fry, to Miss Mary Reynolds Daughter Of William
Greene, Esq! all of East Greenwich
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.
Schr. Ceres, Decker, Bath.
Sloop Camilla, Champlin, Providence.
ARRIVALS

SUNDAY, March lO---schr. Pulaski, smith, days
from Savannah for Providence. Sailed in company
with schr. Helen Marin, Crocker for New York Left
schr Charleston Packet, Roads, up for Providence.
Schr. Adams, Crowel from Providence for Philadel-
phia -soops Harvest Prcsbey, from Taunton for New
York.-Wm. II. Bum, irons, from Providence for
Iiartord.-Isaac H. Borden Brown, from New York for
Fail River.
MONDAY, March 1lth.--Brig Cnsket, Parsons, from
Prov dcnce for HavanR.-Schrs. Commodore, Griffin,
from Providence for Norfolk --Emulnns, Small, from
IIarwich for Providonco.-Lrown, Anthony from Prov,
dence for North Carolina.
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For Sale.

a lot Of land on the south side Of Green
IA street, measuring sixty fsot on said street
and forty feet in depth, the same being part Of
the garden belonging to the house at present oc-
cupied by Mrs Sherman, standing at the corner
of Spring and Green streets. For terms, apply
10 RICHARD X. RANDOLPH.
Newport, Feb. II, 1889.
If the above Lot of Land is not disposed
Of at private sale previous to Wcdnesday,,hc
Goth March, inst. it will on that day be sold
at Public Auction, ut 10 o'clock q. m. on the
premises. Mar il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

The Charter Elections in the State
ofNew York have been going on for
some time. The Wings in every place
yet heard from have lost no ground since
the last election. Their cause is on
1ra,.d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

MINISTER no CoNsTA TANTiSoPLr.-A letter
from Washington, in the Baltimore American,
says, "ihe Senate confined the nomination,
made by the President Of the. United States,
oi Commodore Porter, ~ rcsden, minister to
Consiantinople, with salary Of $4,000 per
sunum. The law authorizing the appoint.
men, VAS passed pt the Saturdays session.
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Notice.

vUNIIE subscriber wishes TO gire notice that he
u has sold all hs right, title and interest in
the Nausg.nseit Pier Company To John u. VII
liams SAMUEL. RODNAN.
wske6sld, SO. Kirgsown, Feb. ~. tsss.
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Died,

At New York, on Saturday Cd inst, Mr.. George
West nged "a years, aud brother of the Rev. John
West Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14

The New Hampshire State and Con
gressional Elections, took place on
Tuesday last.
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DEArH OF Ma. GIBBs.-Mr. James Gibbs,
wounded some weeks since, at floiton Grove,
died on Saturday evening, after protracted d
scene Of suffering. A post mortem examina.
ton was made by Doctor Parsons and Doctor
Thaycr, and the bowels were found much
lnceratcd and infamed, and the hip bone
much shattered. Mr.. Gibbs continued sen.
R'blo to the last, and, satisfied that recovery
was hopeless, as we learn, expressed wish
ifn were the will Of Divine Providence, thai
death nigh, terminate his sufIerings.--[ Pror
;Jenre Co,irisy.
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g TATEMENT of the situation Of the Banks
| ~ in the State Of Rhode Island, Sc. on Fri
day March LIST, 1889, az the same appears from
the returns made by them TO the Bank Comn.is-
sioners:
LIABILITiRs.
Capital stock, ss,952,s23 90
Bills in Circulation, 1884, ,595 40
Balances due other Banks, ,OI4 81
Net profits on hand, 43s, 1862 81
Dividends unpaid, 27,s49 33
Deposits on interest, 6l2,lI4
Deposits not on interest, SOC, ,280 Sc
Total amount Of Liabilities, SI4,53O, 500 35
| RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, Sl3.905.949 81
Specie in Bank, 423, 1888 II
Bills Of other Banks. 3l5, ,7sO 20
Palances due from other Banks, 399, 1867 SO
Stock in own Bank, 1865 o5
Stock, Real estate and other pro-
Perty, 2s7,956 IL
Total nmonnt Of Resources, SlA,5s0, 500 S5
Ofthe Notes and BILLS discounted,
there is payable ou, Of the State
/ the sum Of S4,GS6,4 ,474 32
And payable in the State S,3i9,476 50
OF the circulation there is held by
the Banks 2s9,4I7 IS
In the hands Of the Public l,4b5,l LAT So
BY comparing this abstract with the returns
made TO the Commissioners, Feb. lst, 1889, it
appears that since that date,
| The circulation has been reduced $IOo,s5s 92
The Specie has been reduced s9,l6S 81
The deposits, including dividends
Il unpaid, have been reduced II, SOC Al
The Loans and Discounts have
been increased los, ,57s 63
Published pursuant to law.
Office Of the Bank Comnnissioners,
\ Ptoridenee, March 8, 1889.
HENRY ANTHONY, } Bank
| GEO. C. KING, Commission
WM. PECKliAM, ers.
| March II.
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II ls estimated IN the Maine papers that the tmbe,
cut down and destroyed by trcspasscrs ON the public
lands, has amounted TO million Of dollars annually for
fifteen years past. 49,
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FOR SALE

SIX Gentlemen can be accommodated with
- Board at the honsc next north Of the Per.
ry Cotton Factory Application to be made
Mt the store of J. w. EDDY, in the same build
ing. Mar. l4-6w.
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On Saturday, March soh.
TuNHE subscriber, having made different arr
y, rangcments IN his business, wRl sell nc
Public Auction his entire stack cf BroedcIoths.
commencing on Saturday. March 3oih. at nine
o clock nj his Store, viz one entire Case Of
Cloths. consisting Of Black, Blue, Olive, Green.
Brown, Mixed, Wine, and other colors. Also
a great variety OF Remnant.
As the Snles will be peremptory, Dealers as
well as the Public generally, are invited 10 at
tend.
Conditions liberal, and made known ut the
time and place Of sale NJ. HALL. Auct'r.
N. d. The Cloths can he examined any dime
previous 10 the Sale. NILS.
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AUCTIONS.
BY WM. LOyIE-Auctiouee,.


On Thursday, March ffth, at 10 o'eloek.
a. IN. ,siH be sold at Public Auction, ,ol
The Aouse Of the late Nicholas GeGroy,
deceased,
A LIZ the FMniture, consisting of Beds
"A Bedding, Bedsieaas, looking Glasses
Sidebonrd, Clock, Carpets, Tables, Chairs
CrockeSy, Glass Ware, Iron ware, sc also
Watch makers, Carpenters, and Farmers
Tools, Watches, Plated and Britannia ware
Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery and Hard.
ware, with variety of other articles. Con.
diiions Of sale CAsR.
by order Of the Executors. fmar z.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the su-
L preme Judicial Court, NJ its March term, 1889, AS
sisnce to benjamin Mumford Of Newport In the county
Of Newport late Of New Bcdiord,l merchant To whom
the benefit of the Insoyen Act of 1929, was granted
hereby gives notice that six months from the date here
OF Is allowed by said Court To the creditors of said Mum
ford 10 bring in and prove their claims. Al persons
indebted said insolveni are requested to make ime
date oayinent tn NM il. DOUGbAS, Assignee
March 2 1870 i'm IA
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Notice To Teachers. .

'V>IlE undersigned wish to procure suitu.
BILE Instructor and Instructress for the
male and fcmale departments Of PUBLIC
School No. 2, in this town. Persons com
pctent to instruct in thorough English edu
cation, and wishing TO engage as teachers
will please send in their proposals on or be
fore the Cd Wednesday in April next. Goo'
testimonials will be required as to competcn
cy and moral character.
Please address, post paid -" Committee o
Public School, No. 2" 4f
f. TREvErT, J.
ID. G. DENHAM, Committee.
WV. II. DOUGLAS,
Newport, March z, 1889.
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Another Posr OFFICE ExPLosIoS.--Thc
Boston Transcript says great excitement
existed at Concord, n. II. on Wednesday, by
tho report of astounding Developments"
having been made relative 10 the financial
affairs of the Pos, Office. II is said that
large defalcatons have been discovered, and
that letters containing money have been
plundered. One of the Clerks has been ar
rested on suspicion, and other persons con-
cerned have snayt,routed. We shall know
the whole truth in day or two"
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Variefy SIoye-all of which he offers for cash
in Newport.--And hopes from his friends and
acquaintance to receive a share of patrona ge.
FREDERICK A. MURPHEY.
Newport, Mar. Ia, 1889.
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Tie HUDSON is now navigabie TO Coxsrcks, abou
twenty-five miles this side Of Albany.
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DANCING SCHOOL,

MIR. CAPRON respectfully informs the
1'A Ladies' aud Gentlemen Of Newport, that
he win shortly commence The Spring term OF
his Dancing School at Armory Hall due
notice CT which will be gwen by advertise
ment. March II.
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CO-PARTNER SHIP.

CO.PARTNER SHIP.
'T'IlE subscribers have recently formed a
4 conncxion in business under the firm Of
WILLIAMS s. HOPKINS,
and respectfully give notice to their friends
and the public, that they will carry on the
PAINTING aud GLAZING business at the
Store next north of Gen. VIM. Lovic's, No.
l44 Thamos-strcet.
All kinds of PANT, Window Glase. and
Putty, for sale at the customary prices. Ev.
cry favor gratefully acknowledged.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
SAMUEL II. HoPKiHs.
Newport, Feb. II, 1899.
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Clerks Office, Torn Council, Nswport
H Februaru 23d, 1899.

F"W y -"") '"'"'
gI,HOSE persons wishing to obtain Tavern
Il and Retail license, will make application
for the same at the Clerks Office, on or be.
fore Saturday the Both of March next, and
leave the name Of the person who is to sign
their bond as surety aud deposhc the amour,
of license money, which if license is no,
granted them, will be returned. II was or
dcred that the above notice be published IL
all the newspapers Of this town.
Feb %. n. 3. IIowL,Np, Coun. elk.
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GERMAN EMesANTs orc arriving in large
companies nt St. Louis. On the 25th ult the
steamer Selma arrived with one hundred and
eighty respectable cmigronts from the neigh
borhood Of Dresden in Saxony, accompanied
hy their Pries,s-they are Of the Lutheran
persuasion, and intend to form n settlement
in Missouri or Illinois. The Rev. Mr.. Baird
stated, in ono Of his recent addresses in this
City that this emigration of German Luther
ans had been induced by the intolerance Of
the Prnssian Governments singular error
in the otherwise benign administration Of an
excellent King.-I .\tuark Dni. .4dp.
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I . g p E I I3 s..
FORTUNES HOME

The spring is opening, and with it life be
gins to flow: all that Is wanting is CASH to
make the current smooth.
G. r. Smith confidently asserts that from
past examples Fortunes lome is the place
TO obtain it,
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GENUINE GROCERIES.

1UNH f subscriber has just received and offers
l. for sale at his Store No. 30, Bridge street,
a general assortment Of GROCERIES, -
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A LCoHOI,-jus, received, and for sale by
"A. T.. r. n w. NEwroS
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE

BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
AVE just received general assortment
u IL of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Prints, &c. &c.
10000 yards Lawrence shcctings,
1900 . blue calicocs,
5000 " light and dark fancy do.
1900 6 blue drillngs,
tons spun cotton, 10 bales batting,
10 bales wicking,
GO pieces unblcachcd drilling,
so do. stout strip'd shifting.
ALsO--Port, Madeira and Malaga wine,
Lnsccd, sperm and trained oil, varnish,
Iurpcntinc, whiting, white lead, glue,
Borax, rosn, tar, indigo, alum, madden,
8, s 10, 10 ~, and II IL glass
Box and cask raisns, dry currants,
Goldfish, castings, iron, foor-brads,
Wrought nails, Sd, i'd, Cd, Cd, l0d, I'D,
20d, and Add cut nails; Eng. and Am.
tdistered, spring, German and cast steel.
And Il thousand and one other articles, which
with the goods they are daily expecting, will
render their assortment more complete than
any ever offered in this Territory.
June 6, 1891