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was issueu tbis morning.
We nave lately been attending MIR RrssrII's
READisos, at the SEsisARY of the Misse, Cor
Newport. These readings are equal 10 any
dramatic exhibitions we have ever listened to.
The recitations from Manfred wele very fine.
That beautiful invocation, commencing "iIeaI
me. As,arte," "hear me" was given with mimi.
table pathos. II seemed as if the whole soul
III The poet was poured into these lines. MIR.
Ru.sell's voice is finely moduaed his elocu.
ton perfect; these added to the music and
passion of the poetry, which resuunded from
the innermost depths of the heart, made the
whole scene very impressive. This was follow.
ed by an extract from Marlowe's Faus,us. where
the Doctor reveals 10 his scholars the contract
made with Lucifer for his soul. His bitter re.
written with pen of fire it is not in the pow.
er Of language TO go beyond ii and the reader
did ample justice 10 the poet. Since the death
of the lamented Simmons, who was pupil of
Mr.. Russell's, we have never heard any thing
so powerful. His discrimination and critical
taste are Of the highest order; and he seems to
have followed the muse of Poetry through the
deepest recesses Of the human soul ,-and like
her he calls forth all its passion and its power
we should be delighted to hear a series of
lectures on Poetry from this highly gifted man,
and hope he may be induced the next winter to
CRAFTY The public in this way.
We wish now to direct the attention of The
public to the SEMINARY of the Misses Co..
They have purchased one of the best houses in
Newport-in a central situation; it is neatly
furnished, and they have secured the bes.
teachers in every department, besides which
they are themselves admirably qualified to in-
struct, as they taught for some time before they
commenced here.
They endeavor 10 draw around their school
every means Of instruction, and their situation
is well fitted for this, as all are DESTROYS to en-
joy the delicious climate of Newport during the
warm season.
We are satisfied that the children make
rapid advances under their care, as we our
selves have heard a boy of 7years old, day
scholar, perfectly familiar with his Latin verbs,
and at the same time good arithmeician. We
nre always desirous to see industry and enter
prise rewarded with success These young la.
dies merit the patronage of the public-their
terms are moderate, -situation healihy,-teach-
ers well qualified in every department. and
they have embarked all their energies in this
undertaking.
Whether they succeed or not, il is for the
public TO decide. B.
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Ncw advertisements.
Savings Bank.

A 7 a meeting Of the Corporation Of the s..
hvlNGs BANK, held July -, lS46, the follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen Directors o.
the Institution, for the ensuing year, viz
George Engs, Isaac Gould, George Bowen
Benjamin Finch, Charles T. Iiammett, Josiah
5. Monroe, Stephen Il. Norlham, David Mel
vile, Job Sherman, Joseph Weaver, Robert h
CranSion. John Stevens, Adam =. Coo, samue
Brown, Robert p. Lee, Edwin Wilbur, vii
liam Sherman, John v. Hammeti. Benjamin
ii. Altman, Benjamin Marsh, Jr., William C.
Cozzens, Benjamin II. Tisdale, Thomas w
Brown, George T.. Weaver, George w. Cole.
And at subsequent meeting of the Direc,
tors on the same day, the following officer,
were chosen for the ensuing year: George
Engs, President Charles Gyles, Treasurer
and B. y. ROWLAND, Sec'ry.
Newport July II, 1876.
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Loss or BosroS IsDIANAS, AND SEVERAL
LiyEs.-Ship Gcntoo, Hollis, of Boston, from
Calcutta for Boston, was lost in Stray's Bay,
at ten o'clock night Of April -, on the same
spot where the Duke Of Northumberland was
lost. A lady, two children, and servant
maid, names unknown, werc drowned as well
as three of the crew. Captain III. his officers
and tho rest of the crew, IL in number, were
saved. The cargo consisted Of indigo, shcllac,
dye-stutfs, saltpctrc, hides, gunny bags, mats,
goat skins, &c.
The Gcn,oo was a finc ship of i3j tons, val
urd nj so, 900, and there is insurance on yes.
SCI, freigh, money and cargo, a; seven Offices
IN this city TO TIC amount Of Sl2I 900.
Boston DoRy .9drv
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All the accounts from the Army agr'c in re-
presenting the condition of The troops as very
uncomfortable. They are i'll l.provlded with ma
ny things essential to their comfort and eihcien.
cy and Gen. Taylor is compelled to remain IN
unhealthy quarters, when he is anxious To push
his way into the interior. The delay OF The admin
ISiraiion IN furnishing the means of tranSpolta.
ton demanded by Gen. Taylor, and the had or
ganza,lon OF The quarter masters department,
appear to De the causes OF this state OF things.
Pror J,aradt.
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Sips. William II. Bonn, Irons I'm irov. fr Hart.
f"rd /; kiebzi, Durfne. I'm New Yok fr Prov.
M e MORAN NIDA.

Cid NJ Havana, I'd inst, Brig I.ibon, w vile
for Card"nn., Ia load Molass.s fr Boston, n
SIl per bbd.
Bns AnnSan, Swasey, arr. al Philad-pbi,
Goth int from L,rrpool.
Cid NJ New York, 10th inst, Brig Poland
Wrrdrn, Havana.
On the Bar, nj Brazos, 10Th inst Rrig Tasso
Buuiick, aud schr Warsaw, Bbrdick, of ihi,
port, Wig water
Arr al Nnw Orlrans, 10Th inst, sohr Cora
Read, fin Brnzos
Arr at N Bedford, 2lsi, ship Drsdemnnn
Baker, Pacific Ocean, 800 bbls sp o,l do
Friendship, Stout, New Zcalnpd, 800 sp 2iOl
VIII, 10000 lbs bone do. Coftes, Hammond
% is from Tah'ta, 1900 bbls sp , reports Jan
iOth, ship John Coggeshall, Macy. 700 sp.
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Regular Mail Line for NeW-YOrk,
via NcNpOrt.

fs~>~ D. TWE Steamer NEPTUNE,
%rYyHsf& Il Captain VIM. II. townsend,
saRzzssac:saGwIll leave here Monday, Wednes-
day. and Friday Evenings for New York at a.
bout half past oclock.
The MASSACHUSETTS. Capt PorrrR
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
IL State Rooms and Berths, can be secured
on board the boats.
The above fir>tclass Boats, are in very superb
or ordrer aud especially constructed for the navi-
CATION of this route. They are furnished with
large and commodions State Rooms. and with
Patent Life Boats.
ar The Office of the Company on Long
Wharf, will be open for the accommodation Of
passengers.
For further particulars, apply at the Office Of
Thames-st. July %.
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Attack on San Juan de Uuoa.-We learn from

Attack on San Juan de Uiioa.-We learn from
the National lntelligencer that report, which
prevailed some weeks ago, of an assault medi-
ta,ed by the Executive upon the Castle of San
Juan dc Uhoa, (the seaboard defence of Vera
CRUZ but which had apparently died away,
has been revived within few days. 1t is now
said that a Council of Naval Post Captains has
been summoned by the Head of the Navy De-
pariment to Washington, to decide upon the
practicability and expediency of the measure.
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NOTICE..


I'M Saturday, the 18th day of August, Mt 2
" o'clock, =. m, ON the premises. by license
from, the Court of Probate Of the town of liver
tou, 1r t,... t.
All the right, title aud interest that Abigail
rew, late of Berkeley, in the county of Bristol.
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased,
had, n The lime of her decease, in and le, a lot
OF land situated in the North part of said liver
follows :-WeSlerly, on Second suee,, Nsrlhrr-
~ on lands of John Rur Easlerly on lands Of
Noel +. Allen, and Souherly on - street,
with a dwelling house thereon Standing. Con.
dilionS al sale. ORLiN WEBER, Admir-,
Hdh the UW annered.
Tiverion, July IL, l5i6. - [lds.
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VOSc's TOurO-sl. Cottage.


NEALED proposals. for supplying The u.
~ States Troops. stationed al Fort Adams, Il.
L.. with Wood, will be received by the Acting
A ssistani Quarter Master, nnul the Isl day nf
August next; such proposals TO be addressed to
I.irut. II. CARLISLE, 4 4 car. Master. Fort
Adams, X. l. Proposals for Woody and 10 be-
lett ut the Pos, Office, Newport The contract
Ia be closed NJ the or Masters Office Ot Fort
Adams, al O'Clock, II. NJ, on the lst day OF
August, lSi6
The quantity required viii he go Cords Che
acting assistant or. Master having The privilege
Ut increasing, ar decreasing the amount one
lhirdl of good Merchln,ahle. we'll seasoned,
highland oak wood each stick to he feet long
split, (>m,ll sticks cxclufed) To- be delivered at
fou Adam., X /, Piled aud corded hy the con.
ifac or NJ such lace at such times, and IN such
quantities rs The assistant 0r. Master mly d..
rect.
Two surelirs in the sum Of One Thousand
DolInrs, required for the faithful fulh n,cul ol
the contract. FoaT ADAMS. x |.
july 18Th, lSI6
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Farm for sale.

@ THE subscriber o1'rs for sale
EE:@ that beautiful Farm lying eas and
Hi ~ adjoining the one where he now
-AA1 resides, and was formerly owned
by Jethro B. Bailey, containing about one hun
dred acres OF most excellent land. and very
beautifully situated about = miles from New
port, on the east main road, with a dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, a,d most ol
Them are nearly new and in fine order there is
also good orchard OF about 100 trees, all in a
bearing state. Ii is very seldom that a place
like this is offered for sale on this Island Any
one wishing 10 purchase will please call on the
Terms of payment, made easy
JOSEPH l. BAILEY.
Niddletown, MAY 81, 1916.
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LINEN GOODS.

rINHE subscribers would respectfully invite
i purchasers ofLincn ShcetngS, Linen, -
Table Sk,-DamaSk Cloths, Napkins
nc. &c. nol To forgcr, that W. always have sI
EXTENSIVE VARIETY of all such GOODS
and ran and wH sell, at least as cheap as any OF
the Temporary cheap men-and further, in case
few times washing should prove 10 the pur,
chaser OF their being part CoTToN-aS they
sometimes are-we can always be found and
ready to make it satisfactory.
WA. &. CUZZENS 4 co.
July S, 1916
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Mr.. Webster has very conclusvely showed
that the tariff bill before the Senate, cannot,
upon the most liberal calculation, yield great
er revenue than 500, 100000, while the wants
f the government are not below $2S, 900, 600,
not to speak of the war expenses. Now, it
will not be disputed that the revenue should
equal the ordinary expenses of the govern
ment, the interest on the war debt and some-
thing towards sinking fund for its ultimate
payment Where is the balance to come from ?
Proc Journal.
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Vests Painting
OF
ssChriSt Healing The Sick

TTNIiIS sublime painting by Benjamin West,
Il which is l5 feet high by Is feet wide, EN-.
bracing 81 size of life Characters, painted at
cost of fifteen thousand dollars three thous-
and guineas,) will be exhibited in Newport, in
the Clark Street Church, TOMORROW
EVENING. A lecture will commence at 3 4
o'clock Admission % cents, children I2i cts
July Is.
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Savings Bank.

A DIVIDEND was declared this day, of
IlTHREE per cent, on all sums that have been
in for the space of six months and ONE and a
HALF per cent on all sums that have been in
for the space of three months, agreeably to the
regulations of the institution, payable on and
after Saturday the 18th inst,
Z. GYLES, Treasurer.
July H. 1876
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NARD CASES, Sc.-Pearl, Ivory, Shell
~ and Velvet Card Cases, a splendid article;
Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses, &c. just rc.
ceivcd and for sale cheap, at the Confectionery
and Variety Store of Il. STACY, Jr.
July 23.
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PARKER HOUSE,
NEW BEDFORD.


1A The subscriber. grateful for past favors
IlDL most respectfully begs leave To inform tn,
travelling public, that the Hotel having under
gone lhorohgh renovation, he is prepared 10
receive transient and permanent boardeis. Tho
Parker House being ye,y cent sland pleasant,
situated the table furnished whh ,nIl The deli,
c0cies of the season, with polite 81 &olienve ser
wants, offers To those, who oseek.conlou Il pleasure
facilities not usually found oul of large cities
In cpnneciian with the house. il an excellent
stable. well stocked with fine horses and splendid
carriages; an excellent Bowling Saloon, Gust
erected and said lobe equal 10 any in the Uuion)
aud every attraction aud accommodation ila-
can he desired for pleasure or amusement n ;.
This season OF the year
Travellers from Newport will be conveyed
The entire distance 10 New Bedford hy steam.
boat aud railroad, passing hrongh fertile aid
delightful country :-fars oniy 81. Cars leave
New Bedford for Newport and Fall River three
times each day, (Sundoy rxcerrod)
JAMES l.. MITCHELL.
New Bedford. June 5ih lsI6-3,nos
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MAINE u. s, SENATOR. james w. Brad.
bury, OF Augusta, was on Thursday las, q.
lectcd by both branches Of the Maine L,egis
laiure. To represent said State. to the Senate
ot the United States, for six years from the
4lh Of March, ls47.
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Guardians Notice,

VNHE subscriber gives public notice, that he
l. has been appointed by the Hon Court of
Probate Of the Town Of TIverion, Guardian of
Abby : Phobo Ann, Mercy ;, aud Preserved
Braytnn, minor children of Preserved BrHytnn,
lnte of Tiyerton, deceased and has given
Bond according to Law-and he hereby calls
upon all persons having demands against said
minors, all or either of them, To exhibit the
same To him. within six months from the dat,
hereof and those indebted 10 ,naks immediate
payment,
WILLIAM BROWNELL, Gvardiaa.
Tiverton, June %, lsI6 July 9-6w'
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FAIR.

NNIE Ladies of the Convocation Society
i will hold n Fair, on the 29th and Both of
July, inst at Masonic Hall. Doors open at .
O'Clock A. M. Abundance II - els.
July 23d, lSi6.-2w.
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Appointments by the Prcsident.

By dHd HHH He ddbtoc ana c0hsent ot Hc Sendte.
Ilezekiah Willard, collector of customs foi
the district of Providence, Rhode Island. vice
Thos. +. Carpenter, who declines the appoint
ment.-- Washington Union, Thursday
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TACY'S CONFECTIONERY.
FANCY STORE,

and you will find the GREATEST VARIETY
of French, German, Turkish, American and
English Perlumery; Fancy Soaps, Nc.. ever
offered in this place, and at snch prices as will
give satisfaction TO all.
Also, Alexanders Psiiootie Paste, for remov
ing the most obstinate growth of hair from those
parts Of the hands and face where its growth is
justly considered To be blemiSh to their delica
cy and beauty also a superior article of Hair
Dye, for colorIng the hair beautiful jet black
also the celebrated Rose Tooth Paste, for clean.
ing and beauliiying the teeth also the celebra .
ted In"iere de Eo"ge, particularly for the use
oil lhe Ladies for beapllying the complexion.
The above, with many other similar articles
too numerous To mention, will be sold at as
reasonable prices as can be bought in Newport
For more particular knowledge of the assort.
meni, please call and see for yourselves
July l6-iS lw. II. STACY Jr
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSpAy,July 90, 1876.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Pa,ri

AT Market 44O Beef Cattle, exclusive of 100
left in the vicinity and not oilcredO Is Cows
and Calves. and 22OO Sheep. $50 Beef Cattle
unsold, including those left in the vicinity
Prices-Beef Cattlc-Better Cattle were at
market, and an advance was effected. We
quote extra SO all from Ohio, very fine; first
quality % so, second $5a 25; third 25
a475.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $22, $25, $50
and $40.
Shccp-Lambs from so to 2 so old Sheep
from So to 2 Is.
Swine-None at market
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NOTICE.
E'hc RhOdc-IsIllld,O One Price,
Boot a. Shoe Store must be closed
in 30 IayS.


in 30 days.
- THE subscriber would tender his I.
thanks to his former customers for "a
their liberal patronage, and state to them, and
the public generally, that in order to complete
other arrangements, he must close his stock of
BOOTS n SHOES at great discount from
his former low prices, which were lower than
any other Store in this place.
The stock consists Of
Mems Boots from $l,75 to $3.50.
do. Downng's do. ~ l,75.
Ladies Cater Boots from 1 90 200.
do. Buskin and Ties, - l,25.
do. White, Kid * Satin Slippers.
Misses, Boys and Children's Shoes Il Boots.
Ladies and Gentlemen would do well to call
and see for themselves, as ! charge nothing
for looking. They may also depend that !
have but ONE PRICE. ISAAC BOWEN,
July %, 1916. 100, Thamcs.strrrt.
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FOR SALE,
For Sale OrlO Let.

><AZA THE new and beautifully SIT
EMsssl& a,ed house in Pelham street on
~ tHI& the hill, next east of The Congre-
EX4fgH0 gaional Church, and few
IoOIS wcSi Of the Atlantic House, containing III
ooms. For further particulars enquire of
June IL. II46 If WIN. FLUDDfR.
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Court ef Probate, .Ve,cpori, July 6. 1876.

Court IF Probate, .Verpori, July 6, 1876.
a PPLICATlON is made for Administration
N 10 be appointed on The estate of Eilz, ,Brru
PoND late oi Newport deed the same is re.
ccived and referred for consideration to a Court
of Probate. 10 b. holden NJ the Town
Hall, ~ Newport, on ihe first Monday IN
August next, at 81 O'Clock, a. m.. and noi,ce
thereof ordered to be gwen by advertisement
Tor rh'ee successive weeks IN the U,roId o/
The Times. that all persons interested may
appear al said time and place and be- heard.
True cupy-w,lnrss,
July O. B. B. HowIANp pr,b Cpk
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INK--CARDS--PEN Ns-pAPEt--.Sc..... see.
L kFounian Pump, and Pocket lnA plain,
ornamcncd, and embossed Visiting tardS -
card eases Ladies steel pens, Gold pes, Lctlcr
par,r of all kind. Sc Ne. at
{. I. HaH,meits Jr. | OK Ror
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JUST RECEIVED g. FOR SALE.

I AIDES & GENTLEMEN. if you wish
IL to furnish your toilets with the best articles
of PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, &c,
&c. iuSt call nj
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TRADERS BANK.

n I the annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
"A the Traders Bank, holden at the Banking
Room, on Monday, July 9th, 1916, The following
Gentlemen were elected Directors, viz:
Edwin Wilbur Milton Hall, Benz Marsh, ,Jr
Thos. w. Brown, WIN. Il. Potter, Oliver Read,
Joseph Il. Perry, Sylvanus Stanford, and Silas
Ward and, AT a subsequent meeting of the
Directors, Edwin Wilbur was unanimously re.
elected President
BENZ. MUNFORD, Cashier.
Newport, July Q, lSi6-3w.
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O. We understand the Neptune ran a.
shore on Coddington's Point, in the fog last
evening Of high water-about two miles up
the river. She wss not of when our Paper
was issued this morning.
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CNELES.-FOr sale n large collection of
~ SHELLS, in separate Cabinets. For refer
ence enquire at the Uilice Of the HERALD or rue
Tlmss. [July I6.
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DRESS GOODS. &c.

UsT oPENED--piuk q blue MUSLINS.
- Pat DIesses, Ghnsham,. Musn>, plain aud
embroidered for Dresses : Pink. bne and pnr-
pie MERiMACk PRINTS. plaid Ac which
will b- sold ~ low as any thing Of The same
quality. IN this, or any other place.
June %. MOREY Il SWIFT.
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THURSDAY, July 16
Schrs. Summcrvill, Dodge, fm Bangor fr
Prov Jefferson, Dickens, I'm Gardiner fr do.
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NHEAPEsT Bathing snlrs on hand. or
OPROMPTlY made 10 order, at rery low
prces T. ~. Ldnton : SON.
July %
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-02-07
NUMBER 40.

treason? What Mexican heart is there
that does not beat with indignation al be-
holding il? Who is there that would not
hasten to enrol himself among those pa
.riots, who unlurling the standard oil the
are marching 10 hurl from the
national sovereignty the men who have
offered to sell the country for four or six
millions Of dollars, and to convoke 10 their
stead an extraordinary congress who shall
faithfully represent tire nation, and who
may undo what has been done and give
effect 10 the true sentiments Of the people.
A government which shall thus derive its
powers will possess all the attributes Of
Legitimacy and will render the country
happy;i il will give its whole attention to
its honor, dignity and decorum, and with
out these elements il can have neither
political independence nor well regula-
led liberty.--A government truly nation
al, like that which they are going to es.
tabIish, will overthrow in the first place,
all those perfdious and approbious plans
which have been formed 10 abandon our
richest departments to the avarice and
rapaci,y Of the Yaukees--and in the So
cond il will organize an army who shall
march to clear our territory Of the adven-
lurers who infest il; who shall check the
abominable rapacity Of the Anglo Saxon
race and render the name Of Mexico re.
spectacle by their valor, their fortiiude
and their civic virtues. No! the sale Of
Texas shall not be consummaled, neither
under the pretext Of settling boundaries
shall the peridious Yankees extend their
rapacily TO other departments not less
rich and precious. Let than keep their
four or six millions OF --- iWamias,
as the valiant Mexican army does not
deal in such approbrous transactions with
the enemies Of The country, and is re-
solved 10 de fend 10 the life of the last
veteran the integrity Of the territory and
the national honor"