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N, e. NOR EDA.

At Havana, 10th inst, ship VIM. Engs,
Boss, ldg for Boston,
Spoken, June Sth, lat. - 3o Jon. ~, ship
Maranna, Phillips, of and from New York, for
New Orleans.
Sid from Palermo, 5th inst, Brig IIydcr Ali,
Swasey, for Boston, (somc accounts say New
York;
Arr at Havana, sth inst, Brig Poland, Wee.
den, fin Savannah.
spoken, Jane 18th, lat 20 lon-Brig Prince
dc Joinvllc, Gardner, ~ de fn New Orleans
f,r boston. June 10Th, OF East Hampton
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NEWTON, No. $50 Thames
COllecIor's Sale Of Real Estate.
'iicctoy's Office, Newport, June Il, lsi6.

Coiicctor's Office, Newport, June Is, lsi6.
"THEREAs, the following persons, resi-.
w dents of Newport aforesaid, having re.
fused and neglected 10 pay their respective
lakes. hereinafter affixed to their respective
names, the same having been assessed III he
Taxes ordered IN June, 1914 and lsi5, ana a.
seSSed IN August OF The same years have Gn the
9Th. lOlh, 10Th and l7lh inSts attached the
Real Estate Taxed To and occupied by them and
others, as hereinafter described, aud shall sell
the same, or so much thereof, al public auction
to the highest bidder, on THURS hay, the Oh
of July next, IS will be sufficient To satisfy said
taxes, with interest and incidental expenses
A lot Of Land with the building, thereon, sit.
uated in lroad.Srecl, taxed to aud occupied by
ISABELLA Lake, wife OF Holder, whose tax a.
mounts TO So 30. for the year l~4i
A lot OF Land, with the buildings theraop, sit.
naed IN Broad-slreet, taxed TO and occupied BY
Isabella Lake wife of Hohier, whose tax a.
mounts TO S3Si for the year lSIJ
lot of Land with The building, lhefeon, sit
uaed on common or highway near the head .
Broad street, taxed to William Webb, dec ID )
Esatc. anI occupied by his widow whose tax
amounts to s. 60 for the year lcl5.
\ lot Of Land with the buildings thereon, sit
uated III Tanner-Sireet, taxed to John bryer.
and occupied by William Wmoi. whose lu>
amounts to - j6 for The year 1913
on, situated on Broad and Tanner streets taxed
10 Thomas &. Piman, and occupied BY Thoma>
g. Pillnan and others, whose tay amounts To
Sli, % for the year ISL
\ lot or lots of Land viii. ths bindings
thereon, situated on Broad end Tanner streets
faxed 10 Thomas 6. piunan. and occupied ~
Thomas C. Rlman aud othe,> whose laA
mounts to Sl2 80 for the year 1878.
i lut % Land with the buildings thereon sit,
uqled in ThaincS-Stlccl, taxed to and occupied
by Martha -. " a>hhln'n, whose TAX amounts I,
! > 20 lur the year 1874
! \ lot o, Land with the buildings thereon, sit
uajed in ThameS-Slreci taxed To aud occupied
by Marina u. Wa>hburn, whose tax amoun,> tC
) 50 iQI the year 1918.
| The above sales will commence at 9o'klock
4 NJ, on the SAID .lh day Of July, on the above
de>cribed premises, and will be contlnusl IN lh,
order above meni!ened qnlii The who!c Nhall be
| sold
! lhave also This day, sci up copies of the fore
going notification at thf trick Market, an
| loEer Market. JEREMIAH GOODSPEfp,
! June lS,h. Collector
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Public Schools.

Wo are requested 10 give notice that a meet
ing Of the friends of Public Schools, will be held
at the State House THIS EVENING, at hull
pas, o'clock. The members ofthe Legislature
aud the public generally, are invited to attend
Gentlemen frou' various parts Of the State will
address the meeting.
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New advertisements.
EHna,Ito!s.cVs' E0nlk.

z The annual meeting Of Toe Slockbodess
- Of sal' Bank. held on 'h~ second diy %,
Jane INST. The i''llo"ing p-rs.ns We're +trcle
Directors o' said institution .or rhr e"surnu
Year. viz Elisha Il. E"llrr. J'hn q rl,tk-
Nathan Knighl. John X SL.ipai. Wliian
French, George kobin>nn. 'lhunas R W..l>
Prhg Johnson, JOIN 4. Nich'ls. pe0Jan.ir
iini. cnrsIUphr, Ch,nplin. tirnrar \. ELanp
liz. and James u n. Potter Mad al meet
,hg ol The DIeclors. on The sane day Elisha Il
Potter E-qr was ie.eircrt u esd m OF said
Bank Tor The ensuing year. NuLri>:
THOMAS II " ELLIS Cashier
Kingston june l5 lSl6 --juNe - y
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The following are the officers Of The Crane

The following are the officers Of the Crane
Lodge Of this State, elected yesterday -
S. .PEcK-Grand Master
A. JENKs-D. q. Master
w. FiELp-Sen. Gr. Warden.
&. NJ. MARsH-Jun. Or. Warden.
&. ID. CREENE--Grand Treas.
J. BEUTCH'soN Sec 'ry.
f. HOwLAND, s. ID.
A. NJ. McGREGOR-S. ID.
J. B. READ-G NJ.
q. w. iiArHAwAY-Grand CHAPLAIN
II. X. JEAKs. G. s. d.
N. TREscoTr--G. II.
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" We exceedingly regret to state, that the
new steamer Roger Williams is to be forth
with discontinued between this place and
Providence, for want of patronage She goes
on the North River.
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transmitted to us from venerable antiquity,
and we preserve its sanctity untarnished.
|. l3. Our Common Country; May an all-wise
Providence preserve it from domestic discord,
as well as foreign aggression.
IL. Our risiting brethren: We give them the
Right Hand of Fellowship, and welcome them
to this Eden of America
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Postscript.--The papers by the
boat this morning contain no news Of
any kind. Congress did nothing on Tues
day except to attend the funeral Of the
Hen. Richard p. Horrick, late NJ. &.
of New York.
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DRASS FOUNDER 4
Id COPPER SMITH,

Copper and Iron Pumps. of all kinds kept con.
aanly on hand, and fitted in the best order and
warranted never to fail unlilworn out.
Iron lift Pumps Lfrom Sl,OO 10 $500
Copper, $50 500
A Share of public patronage is solicited, and
the most ample satisfaction will be given. Store
a few doors north of the Custom House.
June 10. NATHAN M. CIiAFEE.
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Gera!O Of the Vimes,
RHODE ANDE
NEWPORT:
Thursday Morning, June 1j, lS46.

o. FIRsT PAGr-We have commenced in
to-day's paper the unanswerable speech OF
MIR. STEWART, Of Pa, on the Tariff, and
shall conclude it in our next. 1t is worth any
body's while to read it attentively.
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Guardians Notice.

VVNIlE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court oi Probate for the town
ol Newport, Guardian Of the person aud cs
tate Of JOSEPH SCOTT, of said Newport
ndjudged non compos meniis. and having
gwen bond according to law for the faithful
discharge Of said trust, hereby gives notice
70 all persons bayiug claims against sad
Joseph Scott, TO exhibit their clulms within
six months from the date hereof.
JOSEPH TEW, Guardian.
Newport, Junc ih CIV.
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In Providence, on the 18th inst. BY the Rev
President Wayland. Mr.. William Brenlon
Greene, of New York, 10 Miss Eliza Harriet
eldest daughter al Richard J. Arnold Esq.
In Providence, on the l!ih ipst., by Elder
James A. Mckenzie, Mr.. George A. Mumiord,
To Miss Mary Il. Hubbard, both Of that city.
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D + A Y II S.

10 this town, on the 18th inst, Charlotte,
wife OF Mr.. John Price, aged 81
Al the Marine Hospital in this town, on
Saturday evening last, John Walker, aged
about 80. lie was left here on Saturday, from
on board the schooner George, ofPhiladelphia,
and belongs in New York.
In Providence, on Saturday morning last,
Mrs. Lydia Fiske wife Of Mr.. Sheldon Fiske
in the I'D year of her age.
In Providence, on Monday evening last
George Waterman, son ofLorcnzo,D ID Anthony
IN the 9th year of his age. Same evening,
Sarah Jane Fish, eldest daughter Of Daniel and
Sop hronia Fish in the l7th year OF her age.
At M"ntevi6eo, on the 18th April, Kaihrine
De Cadgnau Hunter, wife uf John Green.
way Esq. Devonshire, England, and daushlet
Of the Hon. William Hunter Of this town.
AT Rio Negro, Patagonia on the 9th Of Feb
rpary last, Capt. JnmD. q. Gatd"er, sou uf III.
late Mr. Sllas Gardner, in the 25th year Of biz
age Baltimore mud Savannah papers please
copy]
lie was attacked by that insidious foe, con
sumption, about year since, aud, after falling
to get relief, under the advice Of the hest Physi-
clans, Tor sorne months, he was INDUCED ia visit
Il distant land, in the hope of obtaining, from
a change of climate, that benefit which medi
cine denied But God decided otherwise, aud
his numerous friends are called to mourn his
early exit, IN land Of strangers. lie was q
young man Of much promise, aud UNIVERSAL.
esteemed. Con-.
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The Graduating Class at West Point this
year consists of 50. Some idea may be formed
of the services Of this Academy from the fact
that of its graduates % have been killed in bat
tie, los have died in service of wounds, 513 are
now in active service, and i2s are now ilustra-
ting the value of lis scientific instruction in pri.
vatc life
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Court Of Probate. Ntmpori, June |, Isi6

A PPLlCATION is made for Administration
"a on the estate of EDwAEp n. Coxe, ia e Of
Newport, Purser in the y. :. ~. deed, ntes.
tate, the same is received and referred for cou-
sideraion 10 Conn cf ProPale, 10 be holden a.
he Togn Hall IN Newport, ou The first Monday
IN July next, at 9 o'clock, u. IN aud notice
hereof ordered io be given 5y advertisement,
for three successive weeks 10 the Herad Of dts
Times, that all persons interested may appear sl
said time and place and be heard IL
True copy witness.
June II. B. B. IIOwLANn Prob OK.
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D.NGsNa sCroeA. e.. the MASON.

II
~ IL Hal IA. EDDY respectfully "a.
.orins the public that, in compliance with the
repeated requests OF his friends, he has con
cluded to open s,cOad class for instruc ton in
Dancing, IN the latest and most improved
style and would request those ladies and
gentlemen who propose joining the aboyc
class, 70 meet at the MAsosic HAIL.
The school will be held every Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon, and evening
He will teach all the new and fashionable
steps, figures, waltzes, quadrilles and La Polka.
All who are not prepared to join the classes a,
the commencement, will be received Tic
second week OF the Term
TEEms.-Six dollars for "a lessons. A de-
duction in price will be made t. thosr who
attended the last school iunc %.
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II TTNO LEC.---A cummodiouS and
fVssfIA i pleasantly situated House, IN Spring
EsIM. street, containing IL Rooms with par
lou,s 10 Feet square: contiguous 10 the House is
a Cook House aud on The premises is Barn.
SAID house is thoroughly furnished aud will
he let BY the season. oi year. WITH OF without
the Furniture, and possession gwen immediate
ly; application uay be made al this Office,
lime pJ--.5W,
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l.. !. bark Autoleon, fm this port for Baltimore.
Arr at New Orleans, 9sh INST, sch Mobile,
Cozzens, fn Pensacola.
Cid at Savannah, llth inst; schr franklin
Greene, Riley, for Havana.
Arr at New Orleans, i5;h .nst,, Schr War
saw, Burdick, fn Brazos Santiago.
Arr at New Orleans, 10th inst, schr Orator,
Draper, fan Brazos Santiago.
Spoken, Feb 2lst, LAT 80 s. lon l6J 81 ",
Ship William Lee, Wmpenny, 500 sp. 100 VIII.
reported Oct. 2lst, 600 sp 600 wl)
II A letter received by the Collector o.
this port, from the Inspector at Block Island,
states that the schooner Waye, Of Boston,
Capt. S,udley, came oil shore on the southwos,
point of that Island, on the 18th inst, and
bilgcd, and the probability is, that she cannot
be got of. She was bound ilon Philadelphia
ior Boston with load oi coal.
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FARM FOR SALE.

AnA THE FARM in Portsmouth. w.
fs.sN3 ing on the West side of the Island Of
Esss Rhode Island aud formerly owned
.ellesA by the late VIM. Almy. OF Provi
d.nce is offered for sale. Said Farm contains
about 400 acres, is well watered, and has an ex
tensive privilege for sea manure. There are on
the farm one large dwelling house, two large
barns. ice house and other necessary ont build
ng., together wi,h abon, 2do cordsof wood. 1t
will be sold altogether or will he divided into two
or three convenient farms, at The option of pnr.
chasers. For terms, which will be favorable. ap-
py to SAMUEL B. ToBEY, in Providence or
GlpEoN G. DENNIS, at Portsmouth.
9th mo- 10Th 1916.
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~ II is runored that the person over whom
an Inquest was held on Saturday, was named
Hathaway, and that he belonged to New Bed
ford.-But the Coroner, in the annexed com
of his name.
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For SALE.

.S5M The B!R0UE DAMON. as she re-
sA--..Ns., urned from her lae voyage, with about
400 nblS of Casks ChTopopeler, sc. said
Barqne has full lnyeplory was entirely re,
er line, inciulips new ceiling and keclson.
She is well adapted to either the Whaling OF
CGaSing business, and will he Sold bargain it
applied for souh. Fer further information, apply
TO he subscriber. SlL\S II. co OrrREI.L.
Newport, June 18Th, loi6
The n Bedford Daily Mercury will pleas9
copy he aRoye Nv. and send bill to This office
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Court Of Probate, .Nswquri, June |. 1896.

A PPLICATlON is made for Adrpinistralios
u on the estate cf JonN EssTos lae of New.
port. decd ihteslate, son Of the la,c Capt.
James Easlon, decd; The same is teceIved
aud referred for cons'dera,mn 10 Court
of Probate. 10 be holden at The Town
iiaIi, IN Newport, on the frst Monday IN
lnly next, at 8 o'clock. o. m., and nn,ice
thereof ordered Ia be- given by adyer,isrpcni
Tor tn &c successive weeks IN The Ii.rnM of
he Times, that al persons Interested may
appear al said TIN" anJ place aud be beard
True copy-witness,
Jon. II Il. Is. iiowLANp. Prob Cl'k.
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5:... ITO LEE, and possession gwen the
--IJi- K 10th Of August, the chambers Of
House No |, Clark street, consisting of sever,
roo.ns, and a part OF the garden For furthrs
particulars inquire o. EBNJ. MARSH, Jr.
juno 18th i3S ThaNncs-st
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Cider at AIcliaI,.

On Saturday mri. al ~ O'Clock II. " in Gont
0{ :Earka !SqHg,s. YiH be sold at P.biic
Auction
% BBLS. CIDER,5 ches,s Souchong Tea.
81 for the benefit Of all coucsrned. Cond.
lions Cash. NJ. HALL. Aucl's
iune %
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FRIDAY, June 10.

FRIDAY, June 10
Brig Larkin, Siberian. fin. Phla for Digh.
ton; Deleware. Borden, fn. Fall River Tor
Phila.
SChrs. Pontiac, Phillips, fm Phia. for Prov;
Gen. Laiay Phllg. from +. River IIor.
net Padilciord, from do for Taunton Elr.
nor Ann, l'urieil, do. for Prov. Veslula, Pen.
dlelog, TN Dlgh,on, for Camden 81, Dennis,
Bray ton, I'm Prov; George, Shannon, I'm
Phila. for Prov
Sloops Wm u. Hawkins, Hawkins, fm
Prov for Newburg; VIM. Penn, sanford, iim
do. for Dartmouth Roscus, Prlsb,, fin Taun-
ton for. New York; Tecumseh, Ash I'm. Prov.
for. New York.
SATURDAY, June 90.
s:hrs. Thomas Edwin, Bostick, fm Prov II
Bangor; Caledonia, Coonc. fin do tr do !; Ed
ward, Lubakcr, fin do. fr Wscassett Nile,
Bourne, I'm do fr Falmouth Qh,p, Frapcis, fn
Fall River IL hartford; Anaconda, Boron, I'm
New York fr Boston; Argo, Corthcll, I'm New
London. Sips. Victory, French, fn Prov. it
N. York; Monitor, Cummings, fin Fall River f.
n. York.
SUNDAY. JUNE 81.
Barquo Wave, Ilowes, fm Saqua LaGrande
fr Prov.
Brig Home, Mason, fm Gardner fr Prov
4 Rainbow, Church, I'm Pclou, waiting orders.
Schrs Bets, Amcs, Hills, Tim Bangor Ir Prov;
Broganhof Saunders, im New York; st
George, Murphy. I'm Fall River II CalIas; An.
gusin, Hatch, fm Dighion IL Bangor; Charles
Horton, fiD Charleston.
MONDAY, June ~.
Schrs. franklin, Worstcr, im Thomas,on &
n. York; Henry, DAVIS, fn Portland ir do
Hope Il Susan, Lynch TN Callas ir do George
Warren, Small, fin Portland ir Prov Carollne
Farrs, I'm Norfolk Engineer, Whlitsn, tn
Richmond.
II TUESDAY, June 30.
Il Schr Patriot, Mason, im Phlla.
II Clearcd- Big Confidence, Cozzcns, fr LA
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AsHlP NEWS, A6,
PORT OF NE Wort.
ARRIVED.
TilIlliSDA

7 |ITVNSDN1i June Tc.
Sohrs, Denmark, Rider, fin Por,mouth, fr
New York VandIlia, Strout, fin Frog ir Bos.
ton; Ohio. franklin, fm Fail River, fr Chester.
Sips Editor, smith, i'm Prov, fr Brookha.
ven; Susan L. Cole. Whelden, fin Prov, If
Dennis.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS IN
The Mystic Art.

MANCHESTER a. BROTHER,
wi having again returned to Newport and o.
pened rooms on the corner of Thames Il Mary
SITS. over J. Ii. Jouvet's Store. in building oc.
cupied by Or. Boulelle.-are now prepared after
four years successful practice, TO execute Min.
iatures in style which cannot lall To please the
most lasldlous aud critical observers.-From II
late discovery in chemica! preparation peculiar
to ourselves, we are enabled TO furnish our MN.
iatures in manner giving beauty and durabii.
y unrivalled by any.-Likenesses taken equally
well in any weather. aud warranted to suit Gus
toners in every respect. or no pay - required.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
Ia call aud examine our specimens.
Plates, cases, apparatus, &c., furnished to OPP.
orators; and instruction gwen in the Art.
Newport June Is lS40.
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Farm for sale.

-MyA THE subscriber offers for sate
m!@ thai beautiful Farm lying east and
ntM adjoining the Que where he np.r
<A resides, and was formerly owned
by JethrQ b. Bailey, cQplsipipg about one hun
drcd acres Of most excellent land, aud very
beautifully situated about , miles from New
pert, on Ide CAST main road, with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, a, d most oI
them are nearly new and in fine older there is
also good orchard OF about lOp trees, all in a
bearing state. II is very sEldem thai place
like THIS is offered for sale ON lhi, i,land Any
one wishing to puyfhase will please call on the
the subscriber, lerms Of payment, made easy
,., -. losEPH !. BAILEY, :
NiddleioWn, Nav 81 isiG
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Bank Stock al Auction.

On Saturday, July An, at ~ clock. in front
ofhe Tfaders Bank, ,riH he soid at Public
.1uciion. t
IN SHARES Capital Stock Traders Bank
IV shares odpttaI stock Newport sank;
Newport Exchange Bank 8 shares \ England
Commercial Bank 4 shares K. ! tniun BSnk.
June %. MILTON HALL, Amt'r
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lFcnisy 81. xoaHg,
NEXT SOUTH OF THE BRICK MARKET.

As for sale CONFEETIONARf o. every
L description all The various Kinds of
fRUirS-preserved aud fresh Ice CREAMS,
sodn, cakes, pastry, Segdr' of the choices kind
and every o.her article which can he found a,
any simllar establishment.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully inform.
ed thai he has rooms particularly set apart for
Ice creams, &c. and every attention viii be
paid 10 those who pa'rouiae him lie invites
ail IL call and examine for themselves. Je Il.
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BRIGHTON NJ ARKET,
MoSpAY, June -, 1876.


Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot.
Al Market AIS Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working
Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep, aud
2i0 Swine. Al Beef Cattle unSold.
Prlces-Beei Ca,lle-PTices have further de-
clined. and we reduce our quotations. We quote
extra Sc II 6 ~ first qualify s rs second 5 %;
third Is u ) %.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed
Cows and Cdlves-Sales al $50, p. and 30.
Sheep-Sales al G2, 50. S. %. 81 and
275
Swine--No lots 10 peddle sold those at mar.
ket were reported last week. Al retail from 81
10 2e.
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BEREGE SiEiWLS.

WHlTE. pink, blue, purple and black Be-
w rage Shawls, Just opeued aud for sale
CnEAP MOREY Il SWIFT'S.
iuue 25
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IiErrA r TURNER. Eri'l.
BY HENRY \. CRANSrON,

Newpor', June 4. lslG. Her .atiorney.
And nt II o'clock, NJ U! the same day. I
vii! s"l. nn i,Ia premises, at Public Auction
that valuable estate situated on Eastou's
Point, aud next North nf the estaie 40 Wash.
Inrion street, formerly owned aud occupied
10y lb- late Thomas Dennis, Esq, conslsiing
OF large lot of land extending irom Wesh.
ingion street ~ The barbor, with ,arge.
well finished dwelling house thereon. THIS
Estate was conveyed To The undersigned by
t.eu,. Peer Turner, 10 De sold, and The pro.
cecds thereof to be, appropriated iowards the
Iiquidn,,on pi ihr cams Hgaibs, the estate Of
iis father. lhe lete DR.. William Turner
The E,nle .s situated IA the immediate
vicinity of the spot contemplated tor The De-
pot ol The Newpor, and Fall Riyer Rail Road
and It's value will be very MUCH .ncreused
when HAT Road is commenced.
The sale ,cW be p2SiIipr. at the above mcu-
toned 'lme. henry !. tRANSTON,
June 4Ih, 1916. Trustee.
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pARKEN IIOUSE,
\ EW BEDFORD

sew btDf OhD.
t,A. The <uh.rrihrr grateful Tor past Givors.
a.n most respectfully begs leave To inform Tho
l,a'rl,iuA public that the lioiel hlNing under
gone a thorough rcuo> alton lac Is prrIarcd iG
receive transient and rrmanr'i bunTdrrs. Tho
Parker ilouse beng ,ciN g ui,alhn ra.nn,ly
situated. - the table iu'u,>nud w,ih alI III drlt
cacles 0i the season. w.li, polite attentive ser.
wants offer. to ihgSa WIN sc'k comfort Il Irgsu,o
ABILITIES nut gsaallv fund Oh of luss cri"- -
In cnneGl~u with the huu>r. i an uscilleu,
table vel stocked ~iih fine horses ard -llr,od
ar,ue,s, an .Norlienl Bowling einun. liu>l
'recled, aud said tobe equal 10 ANY ~ The Uniopi
aud every atIfacilon aud arCnninuliiou ih,i
can he desired tor pcasuse ar anasetu,ut al
his season Oi The NeaI.
Travellers liom Newport viii be conveyed
The entire distance 10 New Bedford b, smh ~.
boat aud ra,lIond, passing 'hroneh a Gf,Ae and
deIiglilul country -. Ears 0piy ST.. Cnrs lrays
New Re'Ilord for Negpor aud Fall Rn,r three
inies each day, (Sugday rNcepied
JAMES l. MITCHELL
! New Bedford, June 5ih lslU-3mo,
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quire three weeks more. A loan bill
is we'll known to be tho most tedious and
uniractable Of all parliamentary proceed.
ings On the whole, tho prospect is
that this session will rival in length that
memorable one OF The year l342.
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New advertisements.
DRESS GOODS, &c.

BUST OrENED--piuk ~ blne MUSLINS.
v Pat DRESSES, Ginghans. MuAiiIs, piain aud
embroidered for DRESSES Pink blue aud pnr-
pl. miRIMACk PRINTS, ,plaid &c which
will be sold rs low as any thing Of ihe same
Hnnlny. N this or any other place.
june -. MOREl * SWIFT