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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

tD" A committee Of Wythe county,
IVA. recently addressed Mr.. Clay, in
vi'ing him to visit MythevilIe. The
following is Mr.. Clay's sreply
ASHLAND, eth Nov. 1913.
Gent tlcmen-I have received YOUR
obiaing letter. should be highly
gratihed TO visit Wythe county, which,
besides other recommendations, bears n
venerable name, of which never hear
without omoti"ns Of gratitude. Bui
dare not allow myself the pleasure of
expecting such visit next spring. IL,
however, contrary To my present pur-
poses, ] should take tha, route on my
return home, will eagerly seize the
occasion ~ exchange friendly saiuta-
tons with my fellow citizens of Wythe
Gcnrlcmen, have sought to merit,
The confidence of the people of Ken
lucky, to which you are pleased to re-
fer, not hv flattering or deceiving them
nor by always agreeing with them but
by honestly, truly, and sincerely, en-
deav"ring to serve them. Justly ap-
preciaiing my motives, they have uni
formly and magnaninously sustained
me. They know, and feet. how deep
ly my heart is penetrated with gratitude
and thankfulncss To them.
/ rejoice 10 learn that the people oi
my native State, and the people Of the
whole Union, have become sensible OF
the great advantages Of fostering our
national industry. Without any en-
conragement from Legislation, from the
indispensable wants of the community
and the necessity Of the case, manurac-
lures must have ultimately sprung up
in our country. The ininnt-chid, with
out any help, will finally learn to rise
and stand and walk bu, he will learn
much sooner, by the helping hand oI
an allectionate parent The dav will
come-t is nigh at hand-when all will
be surprised that there should ever have
been any difference of opinion abou
the policy of just and reasonable en-
! couragement to the interests Of ou
! own country, against the rivalry, tn,
! seltishness, and the prohibiiory polio
of foreign nations, whe are indtlrren
to our welfare. And in the benefits o
this truly parental policy, all parts o
our country, directly or indirectly, viii
participate. You speak Of Richmond
of Petersburg, aud North Carolina. -
/ The observation might have been ex
tended to other parts south aud west. -
And how interesting is il to conicmplat
the vast exchan gcs, which are constant
Il " in operation in the various product
of our industry among the various part
Of our great and glorious Union. Lon,
may il continue, and they increase il
value, variety aud extent
Il Accept, gentlemen, assurances of tn
| high respect and warm regard Of
Il Your friend aud obpdicnt scrvl.
/ HENRY CLAY.
Mcssrs Charles l.. Crockett, John 7
Saycrs James e.. Walker. r. J
RI Morrison JAS IIaller, and Theo
\ dore B. IIanlin, &c SC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
.Nard Monument al Mount .qaJwn.-A

.Ndpai Monument al Mount Auburn. A
now charm is added TO this sacred resting
place for the dead. A beautiful ccnolsph ui
native marble has just been erected by The
officers aud scientific corps of the late Tx
ploring ExpcdItion, to the memory of four
of their promising young associates, wbo
lost their lives IN the service of their coun.
Try. The inscriptions give the names. ages
aud circumstances of tho deaths OF Lieut.
Underwood, aud Mid Wilkes Henry, REID
aud Bacon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
Later from Europe.

The Atlantic steam-packet Hibernia,
arrived II, Bos,onon "Wednesday morning
Of last week, nj half past 7 O'Clock 10
u passage Of fifteen days from Liverpool,
bringing English papers to the 9th inst =.
Passengers 10 the iiiberna, Rev. DR.,
Cunningham, Gen. Daft Greene, Thos.
Motley of Boston; aud 53 others.
The advices from the manufacturing
Districts are encouraging aud tend to
show that the improvement in trade
which commenced about mid summer,
has been of a substantial, rather than oi
an ephemeral character. The China
marke, says the European Times) has
opened new field for British exports,
one that is daily increasing, and which
nt no distant day will absorb a consdera-
BILE portion Of our manufacturing pro-
duce. The American provision trade
is becoming an important branch of i'm
ports at Liverpool.
IRELAyp.-The state trials have been
adjourned until the 18th of January, and
O'Connell has retired Cor while to his
"mounlain home" at Derry name.
The Babyshanon Herald says: "The
government are in possession OF some
frighiiuI information respecting Ireland.
There can be no doubt of it. The At
tornev General mentioned last week in
court, that when the proper time arrives,
he will lay before the Jury on the tria of
the consp,rators, a statement Ol as fright
ful and extensive conspiracy against
the peace of the country and the const-
tuition by law established, as ever dis.
graced any country. 1t is said that large
quantities of pixies and other weapons
are in PROCESS of manufacture through
out the country that fire arms are ~
great abundance and that q rising may
be expected before the winter clnses."
The "O'Connell compensation cal
led "rpnt' was collected in the church
es and chape!s on Sunday the 18th.
The produce, 80 far as known, is said to
be immense-about three times the aver
aye in the Dublin district it amounts
tu 4O00l.
AT the usual weekly meeting Of The
Repeal Association on the Goth, Mr..
O'Connell moved resolutions expressive
OF veneralion for the Right Reverend the
Catholic Prelales Of Ireland which
were adopted with acclainaiion. AT the
close Of the meeting Mr.. orc. handed
in GlO3 IS from Providence, II. |. !;
.'25 Is from Canada Gel from Port
land, Me and 90 lis from Mexico.
j is reponed in the city that Lord
Aberdeen has declined to enter into ne
Go,iations with Mr.. Murphy, the Mexi.
can minister, respecting the insult re.
Gently offered to the British flag and
that The Earl means To send out a new
minister in irigate, io demand an apollo
ny. There was n misunderstanding be-
fore that about the flag, respecting strong
terms which DR.. Doyle, our Charge d.
Affares, had used in condemning II
breach of contract between Mexico and
British house there. about some assign
men' az custom dulies ~ satisfaction OF
some pecuniary advances
The only places of worship in Hong
Kong are a Catholic church aud an
American meeting House.
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Ladies' New York Cater Boots.

nENJAMlN MARSH, in, has Just re-.
- turned from The City. with grnd assnri.
mont 81 Ladies Cater Boots, uf The first
quality.
ALso-Onc case ns low ~ : I 30 per pair
and one case OF walking sho,s, sniiable Tor
The season.
Ladies ~ want of any uf Tho hh,vc arji.
clcr. will please call n, ~. Ihamcs street.
Newport, Nov. 20, IsiJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
K0lMST0CK,S VERMlTUGE,

This remedy for worms is one cf the most
cx,raort mary ever csed. Il eiiectuaIly eradi
Gates worms Of all sorts, from children and
adults
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mine
raj in it, Mercury is The ba.is of most worm
remedies and The remedy is sometimes worse
than the disease. SO never use lozenges, but
rely upon this. Every person will be convinced
on one trial. that ii is the most perfect cure
ever invented.
For sale by r. j. TAYLOR. Agent,
Newport, II. ]. Oct. 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

In this town, on Tuesday last, Mrs Patience
WILCOX, widow of the late Mr.. Robert Wilcox,
ol this town, ~ the SSth year of her age
Funeral this afternoon, ~ o'clock. from ih,
residence of Mrs. Phcbc Carpenter, on Broad
street, which relations aud friends are respect
fully invited tu attend.
Iu Providence, on Saturday last, Grn. I'd
ward Carrlnetnn, aged 6S years, ono OF the
no't respectable aud enterprIsing citizens oI
ihat place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
CHEAP SHOES.

IOA pair Ladies KID WALKING
lVV SHOES, for only one DoiLT palr
cash. warranted moi to rip, aud good stock, oi
my own make.
.aLSO, 10000 best quality Cuba cigars,
aud 90 600 half Spanish. as cheap MS at any
manufsctory in Newport.
All persons having accounts that have been
standing over one year, are requested To call
and settle them before the 10Th of January,
1874, or shall l"ave them with u Justice Of
the Peace for collection, and all persons
having accounts of shorter standing, will
please call and settle them to enable me to
pay my dehls. ROBERT SEATTLE.
2l4h Thames-si., opposite North Baptist
Newport, Dec. %, 1913.
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Price Reduced Four Fold.
Or nothing unless delighted ,oiM IL.

OT H0fhhS WIeSS 0eiyhtrd tOtW a.
o. TmE TRUE PAIN EXTRACTOR SALyr
which cures like charm all BURNS b,
fire or warrr, and every external sore pun,
aches or itching ever ye, iouno
upon the human family, 10 which it has beet
applied, must always be- sought genuine from
Cums,ock s. Co. oi New York, or their al
lhorlzed AGENTS. All are cautioned against
any spurious article, which may always b,
avoided hy knowing the one you buy come.
from Comstock g. Co., who are now the onl,
prrpriei"rs aud manufacturers. Inquire fo,
ConnrPs, which Is warranted Ia do alt It even
would when called by any other name. o.
tho price shall be refunded IN any case If il
does not please. To place it within the
reach of all, the price has been reduced morr
than four fold, and is now sold for % ceuts.
Tho former price being too eyorbtani-
THE FIFTY CENT SIZE .N'OJV con
TALNS FOUR TUNES rs .MUCH AS
THE FORMER, aN'D THE ON'E
DOLLAR SIZE NEAR TEN TIMES
rs .NECU.
No tamIly, that has any title 10 humanity
will fail to have ConncI's Pain Extractor
Ointment always on hand, To save hic. al
scars, aud reduce all agony from any burr
IN five minutes, provided They have seen Il,
used. or will believe those who have used il.
o. be sure, therefore, and nsk for CoN
AtI's. ~ our plate with Diley's name ou
il has been stolen aud the spurious ma, ap
pear with that name on II. Know. therefore.
that II comes directly from Comstock s. CO.,
or shun II.
COMSTOCK s. CO,
Wholesale Druggists. New York.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, II. |. Nov. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

The Wild Cherry tree will soon become
he emblrm oi health It's triumph over con
sumption. coughs, colds. asthma, Group and
liver complaint, Is now complete. il cures
those diseases when all other rem" dies tall
clcrgymcn, physicians and editors cnmmrnd
II as the best remedy ever before known
d.. Skillman of Bnundhrork, n J., uses the
b B,lsam IN his practice for all lung aud liver
Elections, when too obstinate to yield t.
other remedies. DR.. Hoffman. Huntington.
Pa. cured child of Paul Schwecble oi
Asthma with il, after he d"clagrd he could
10 no more with his medclu". aud the chlld
must dle. Thomas Read, E.q., merchant,
md DR.. Hoffman, both certify to This aston
lShlng cure. A. Williams, Esq, Counsellor
II Law, 80 William street was cured of the
Aslhrua ot twenty i"ur years standing. by
only one bottle of III. R,lSHu. hundreds
nave been restored To perfect hcaliG by this
Dalsam, after The last ray Of hope from other
medicines had fled. We publish facts only
we state only true cures aud have no oc-
casinn 10 bolster up tins mrdlclne by the
customary array of forged certificates.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

PORT OF NEW WPOR r 4.
A IsltIN ED.

THURSDAY, Dec 81
Brig Poland, Smith, from Providenrc
Shops Amry, Cook, lin ryerton lor Prov.
Rienzi, Durlee, ~ \ for do
FRIDAY, Dec. "a
Big Osceoia, Parker, fn New Bedford luI
y. york.
Srhrs Mnssasuit, Draper, fm 7. River, to
load G,r Havana /; inlc, lIarwood, Enslpori
VIA, flower, Cutler, Thumn,ion ENirn, Over
lon, n. Bedford aud Hornet, Paddlulord,
raunlou, all ior ~ Nork.
SATURDAY, Dec. a.
Schrs Pilgrim, Dodge, iin Alexandra Pat.
riot, Crockri, and Mystic, Churchill, n York,
ill for Boston Abraham Brown, Davis, Som.
rrs.i, aud Niams, Nick"rson, Prov, bnih ior
Philsd. Pilot.boat Hiram, Of LdSarlon, ln a
cruise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

The Stcr'iary Of Wsr gives notice that
the regulations, allowing - To any citizen
or soldier, for each able bodied man he may
bring toa recruiting rendezvous. who may
be accepted for the public service, is iesciud
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

BRIGHTON MARRET-M Monday, Dec 25, 1913.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser n Patr!ot
At Market 625 Beef Cattle, 1900 sheep aud
$50 Swine. The Swine were reported lasl
week.
PRicrs-B Beef Carilo-Wo quote to CORES
pond with last week about the same prices
were obtained for y hike quality, viz vcr,
few cSrrn - 50ai75; first quality IA i25
second quality 3 ~ 4 third quality 2 375
sheep Small lots from 81 TO 80. Welh.
crs from - to- 10.
Swine-ThoSr at market were all old Hogs.
and salos w,Ie made mostl, at retail, Tor J..
aud e..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
NOT'ECE.
Final Notice.

v'IlOSE Creditors of GfoRGE KSowLrs
ut jamestown. who do not comply with
the conditions Of his assignment, aud rr-
cclvr their Dlvdeuds, on or before the 3lst
Of Drcpmher ur2t. will BE- considered a.
having refused tie bcm 1T nf the same aud
shall lh"n pay over To said Knowles, their
rsp"ctlvc chtms, a. provided ~ said Nssigd-
mrrL BENZ MUMFORD. assignee.
Newport, Nov. .. ISi}--is2m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

In The case Of William Babe, before The
U. 3. Court in N. Y. last week, for the mur
der Of Walter A. Nicoll, mate Of the schr
Sarah Lavnia, the Jury found verdict Of
guilty. lie showed 40 emotion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

ILLINoIs.-A Wing State Convention has
boen held at Springfield, (IIlnois.) for the
domination of electors and the choice of dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention. All the
Wing young men in the State were appoint
cd delegates to the young mems national
convention. John DAVIS was declared to be
the choice Of the Wings Of Illinois for Vice.
President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

A FLYING MACHINE The Baltimore Sun
states that Pennington is progressing with
hIs steam balloon, aud expects in the course
OF twelve months to be travelling before the
wind. lie has been Tor some time in the
mountains Of Virginia, constructing q model
of bis wonderful machine, and is now about
To exhibit the same to Congress.
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SUNDAY, Dec. %.


Schrs Time, Garrison, i'm n. Bedford foi
suffolk Va Cornclia, Lang, do for n. York
St Pierre, Bryant, Providence, aud ii"ninr,
Kent, Boston, both for do. Lois, Honey we'll
PROV. for Philadelphia.
SIonps Three Sisters, Johnson, from EasI
Greenwich Tor New-York; Cynthia, Scranton
Bristol for do.
Sloops Rhode Island, Hull. and Jas Lam
phoer, Kenny, I'm Providence for New YORK
MONDAY. Bee IS.
Brigs Mentor, Buter, I'm CALAIS far Prov.
Thorn, Code, L. RIVER for Washington, n. {
Slnop Grn Jackson, Iialleck, fn Pro,id Tor
New York.
TUESDAY, Dec. 26.
schr Tryall, Gibbs, I'm Providence for Baltl'
more.
CLEARED.
~. a..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

Court Martial nj .Ne,p Lonion This court
Is occupied with the trial of the three lleuten-
ants Of The Gutter Madison, for disobedlencc
of orders, Will" that vessel was in command
al Captain Fsiio. The court consists Of
Captains SlIrgis, Hunter and Conner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

Oun SuippING-As an indication Of the
improved confiiion "f our mntaiine interests
u IL worthy ~ meniinn. that The entire feet
nf more than two hundred square rugged
vessels belonging To this plac" - now nj sea
with onlv The exception "fn ship now fitting,
and n bark Seven ships aud hafks have
sailed within the last irw davs. About n
dozen srhooncrs mud pcrh'ps half that nun
ber of sluops. coasters. which ARE laid up ~
dock for the season. furnish tho only repre-
Son'niion ri an amount of tonnage belonging
10 this port which " only exceeded by that
of ihrrc niher p,rts ~ the Unucd Siairs.
A. FRthsven. three ships remaining ~
p"r' ar" also rchtllng ior sca.-I,E Bedford
.ntrtmb 22L
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Final Notice.

'S'IlE creditors of Benjamin ~. Willhnr,
must present their claims previous to the
20h inst or they will not receive the beue6r
of his assignment. A dividend will be paid
on aud all"r the l0,h OF January next
f. f. NEWTON
". CRANsTON, ''SS'g"e''
Nrwporl, Dec. Z, lSi3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

In party of ladies, The conversation turned
npon the fact that females haye many admirers,
bur few or no lovers. 'Ah ! said venerable
old lady, who sat by, Rmenting the drgencra.
cy of the times, occurring is nothing TO what it
was when | was young
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

a printer whose talents were but ind ifI;.reni
turned physician. lie was asked by iis"d
the reason oyit
In printing, said he, all the faults ono com.
mi,s are exposed to tho eye bat in physic
they are buried with the patient"
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n Administrators Notice.

nN aud after the eighth day of January
~ lSii, dividend of SS per cent will b,
paid, nI the rfIicr of u. Y. Crauston s. Sou
~ ,h" claims oi the creditors oi the la,,
William Barber. dec.
". Y CRANSTON, .Aim'r.
Newport, Nov, -, lSi3-3w.
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&E a g Is : a s. 3S.

In this town, on Sundn, evening, by The
Rev. Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Pardon A. Smith to
Miss Mar, Holt, both of this town.
In tlis Town, yesterday morning by the Rev.
Mr. Lch,rr, Mr.. Joseph Holmes oi Providence,
20 Miss Elizabeth Ball, Of New Shorcham.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

A four year old Steer, raised aud faned il
Lutte Compton. by job Briggs was slaughter
cd in Fairhnvrn on Tuesday of last week, b,
Thomas Brmblecom", nnd weighed 1903
pou nds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

TENrRRhNcE MrETING.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Washington Society will be
held at the Town Hall, in this place, on Mon.
lay evening next, ut 8 o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

lhe Dnguerre"type man is doing n good
business at the Mabona House. Now's the
time 10 procure good likeness, cheap.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

The Brass Band will moi be in readiness to
give their conceri on New Years evening, a,
was expected.
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To IYaId.lEcadcd and others

Does any know ncghbor or friend who has
been bald, aud whose head j. now covered
with fine hair with dlndruit, though brushed
every hour-whch his now vanished entirely;
Or one whose hairs at early age were turning
gray, who now has not gray hair Children
whose heads were covered with scurf-w hose
hair would not grow, hat are now growing The
lullest crops oi hair - Some cases muF be
known To most persons Ask them the cause,
and YOU will be told these things have been
done by the use Of the BALM OF COluM-
BIt. of twenty years growth il this article,
its demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent. though when discovered not opposed
by any thing for the same purpose, now as
sailed by ala8st numbcrless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin The hair If used To
any extent. Can more than these Facts he
wanted-refer 10 the recommendations by II
list of names Of responsibility un"qualled by
any other article. Look at these things buy
this article. Stay and preserve your hair by
IT. use, or If bald restore il. Ladies, attend TO
his - hundreds in fashionable life are using II
as the only article really III for the toilet -
Long hair Is very apt to fall out. Ladies, use
the Balm of Columbia in time TO save your
selves the disgrace Of badness by neg !ect of
your persons.
For sale by Il. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. |. Oct. 96.
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COMsTOCK &cO.s
COntenirated Compound Fluid Extract Of
sARsAPARILLA,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula. Mercural aud syphi.
Chronic Rheumatism, loid Diseases,
G.ne,a Debility, Bes, from an impure
Cuiancops Diseases, habit oi body,
Scaly Eruptions Of the Ulcera''"n- OF the
Skin, Throat and Leg,
letter, Pains aud Swelling Of
'imples or Pusiules "a the Zones.
the face, Liver Affections,
ind all diseases alising Gom ap impure state Of
the Blood, Exposures and lmprudences in
Life, Excessive use Of Mercury, &c.
The great popularity Of Sarsaparil'a, and its
established efficacy, render il superfuous to en-
Ter into any encon,um Of its virtues, or adduce
any evidence in its favor.
This Sarsapnrilla is warranted positively as
good as any other that Can he made AZ just
half the price Of those 30 much advertised and
Ms strong, and in as large bottles VIZ FIFTY
CENTS PER BOTrLE, OR FOUR DOLLARS )
PER DOZEN. This article has cured srrofu,
Ia Of 30 years, after the above mentioned ari-
cles had been used in vain
TO be had Of the agents of Comsiock & Go.
only, throughout the country, in New York
only at2i Cortlandt street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

Christmas was n delightful day.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
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Newport Bank.

4 Semi hnnual Dividend will be pnId a'
~ tins Bank, on aud after the lst of Janu
ary. lSl4.
Th" Sockholders' meeting will be- held al
The Bank on "Wednesday, January Sd, at 3
O'Clock, p. NJ. ~
S. CAIlOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. 81 1885,
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SCALED PROPOSALS will be received
- through The Newpor, Post Office. until
the 1T proximo, for supplying the United
Slsles Tro"ps. stationed at Fort Adains, X
l., with FRESH BEEF tor one year. com.
mencIng on the l2Ih day OF January, 1874
The Ecef To be Of n frs, rate quality
equal portions of fore and hind quarters. and
10 be delivered ut iha ('nmnIIsary Store
llouse, nt Fort Adams, ~ such quantities and
NJ such times as The Assistant Coinnilssary
OF Subsistence may direct.
Two good aud sufficient securities must
accompany the proposals.
Endorse Proposals for Fresh Beef"
l. +. IRONS.
Asst (Oms'ry Subs.
T. s. .irmy.
FoRr ADAMS. r. l..
Dec. l5 h, lS43
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Congress adjourned from Friday to Tuesday
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Bank Of Rhode Island.


Semi annual Dividend will be paid to
the SiorkhnldprI Of this Institution, on
and after Monday ncvf, the Isl January.
Per order Of Tho Directors.
REM. MUNFORD, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. %, lS43--3w.
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Booth is playing in Providence.
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NEW GOODS.

u ECElVED this day Fmnncls. cotton
~ hinnel., brown shrctngs, plaid fdnncls,
rw,Iled cations, English Mrrinos. prints. gir.
dies, colorcd Silk Velvels. verv low. with o
varr ly of other goods, at n" l:}2 by
Dec. a. j. NJ. COOK Il co.
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CLEA RED.
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23d Schr Rochanbeau, Griffith, Ealtime
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NOTICE..

RENJ. MARSH, Jr. would respectfully
~ remind his customers that their Yearly
accounts vii ne ready an4 presented the
first of January ~ usual, and all rhos" who
have accounts will please present them al
tho sam" tin" for payment
Dec. 7lh, 1913.