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..aTVS OF THE UNITED TERE-
OTYPED EDITION.

Published By authority Of Congress.
.ts4 VOL. 10 SEPARATELY.
TIME subscribers will publish at the commence
mcnt o. the present session of Congress, about
January l, 1916, "1uE Laws OF THE UNITED
STATES" agreeably to an act Of Congress Of the
last Session. and for the accommodation Of those gem
ten,en pho hare the earlier edition n nine uotamcs
volume ten, containing the laws from the year 1889
to March I645, will be published separately and
sold at the cost Of paper aud print. An annual sup
plement on similar type and paper will hereafter
be published at the close Of each session Of Con-
gress, so that the Laws of the United States may
always be had in neat and uniform style.
LITTLE & BROWN,
Law Booksellers and Publishers, Boston
dec lift
TNHE CHEAPEST BOOTS AND SHOES IN
Washington are sold Pe,u,syIuania areate,
tico doors east Of 10Th street, and no mistake Remem-
Der that, shoe-wearing community. If any man,
woman or child doubts the truth of the above state
ment, our answer to such persons IS, call and you
will be convinced that the declaration we have
made is no mere flow of idle words, but of truth,
stern matter of fact
Having recently received large and additional
supply Of goods, our stock is complete, embracing
all kinds Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boys and
Youths and Misses and Childrens Boots, Shoes,
Slippers, &c. Likewise, an extensive assortment
of Mems coarse Boots and Brogans, which we offer
Gcr cash cheaper by far than the cheapest. We are
both bachelors, and, as our expenses are inconsd-
cradle, we can afford, and will be content to sell
with the smallest profits
A word to the wise is said TO be sufficient: there
fore, we will conclude by simply inviting old and
young rich and poor bond and free ito call at Store
No. from 10th street, Varnum's row, Pennsylva-
mia avenue, es @
The Peoples obedient and thankful servants for
past patronage, and candidates for future favors
MOORE & DOUGLASS.
N B. Ladies waited on at their residences, mea-
sure taken, shoes made and sent home when de-
sired dec l5-7t
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Tiremen's Insurance Company Of George
town and Washington---officc in the hall Of
the Perseverance Fire Company's building,
Centre Market square. Jas. Adams Presi-
dent; Alexander McIntirc, Secretary.
franklin Insurance Company-office cor
ner Of 9TH and d streets, next door to the
Patriotic Bank. q. c. Gramner, President;
Charles Bradley, Secretary.
Potomac Fire Insurance .Company-of-
ficc on Bridge street, Georgetown. John
kurtz, President; Henry King, Secretary.
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equal or better than recommended, he recon.
mends il 70 others Of his friends, and they re-
CONNIE Nd il 10 their friends. no wonder then that
a store io any pant Of our country is moi consid-
cred well supplied without This soap. II is said
in the cities and in the county, that every body
wants Bniley's Shaving Soap, aud will have no
other because they say il il the very best soap in
use they say they have tried il and know ii--and
fnrtl,s, that il has lecn in general Use for over
years. extending its inme and reputation ip all
parts of the world The proprietor has had or
dcrs from every quarter of the globe for it,
Those in the habit of ending adventures to other
paris Of the world have tried this soap md made
money by it. Whereyvr people shave, there this
.oap will sell to large profit.
One of my customers in Savannah writes me
as follows. " am out of your soap; you viii
please send me a supply Immediately; | had
rather be out of most any other article keep than
this soap. My customers like it, and will have
IT, and will not use any other kind.'
One Of my customers in New Haven. Conn.
writes me as follows: "we have sold out the
soap You sent us, and herewith remit you The
money for the same. Please TO forward US
another lot, as we have no trouble in selling IL.
,or every one that uses il likes it,"
Can anything more he wanting to prove the
value oflhis soap. The pGblic will boar in mind
that it is Baley's Military Shaving Soap which
is The great article and use no other. lS'
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In Middletown, 9th inst. Mr.. Thomas Dur.
fee, 10 Miss Eliza Wells, Of Exeter.
In Providence, on the 9Th inst, by Rev.
". r. Waterman, Capt. Anscl Is. Pope, oi
Sandwich, Mass to Miss Mary Abby, daughter
of Mr. Gilbert Richmond OFF.
In New York, on Thursday, oh inst at
ST. Thomas Church, by the Rev. DIR. White.
house, Mr.. Richard Ln:hers, Of Gnorgctown,
3. &, to Miss abby =. (of New York; daugh
ter OF the late Col. Charles NJ. Thurston, for.
merly Of this town.
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MOST EFFECTIVE GENERAL REMEDY

Among the various popular Medicines of the
day, for sterling, standard and substantial vir'
tues, none stands higher than Dr. Woods Sar-
snparila and Wild Cherry Bitcrs peculiarly
feiicitous combination of those excellent RENE
dies which its title implies There is no better
medicine for Impurities of the Bloo', Nervous
Irritation, Impaired Digestion, Chronc Head
ache, Bilious Complaints, ,FlatulencieS, Rbeumo-
tism, Eruptions, Scrofula Canker,. etc etc.
can be either desired or found. ltopera'eS WIN
great certainty and facility in the cure oi these
complaints, and n general restorative OF The syS-
ten 10 health. lnvalids, Physicians and others
having occasion for tonic or aperent IN every
case where either Sarsararia or Wild Cherry
are desired, can do 20 better than give this
standard preparation trial, and the proprietor
fully believes that it cannot possibly fail OF Civ
ing satisfaction. -
Prepared and sold Ivy T.. THORNTON, Jr.,
sole proprietor, Chemist and Druggist, I'D, North
Water street, New Bedford, Mass. Sold by II.
TAYLOR, Newport.
For further proof of this medicine see pam.
phle,s, which accompany each bottle. D.
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The following testimony is taken from the
Eastern State Journal. of December 4,h, lS45,
the Senior Editor Of which Thomas J. Snthcr-
land, Esq. says; Last winter rhe writer Of
this article was severely afflicted with Rheum.
ntism. l purchased n bottle Of Hunts Lini.
ment, prepared by Mr.. Geo. f. Stanton, applied
il and was cured. also met with n mishap
and dislocated my shoulder, and ere had en-
tirely recovered from tho injnry again fell
and subjected my shoulder TO sprain. |
was relieved and cured. This induces us 10
behave that il would be for the interest OF all
people to purchase and use Hunts Liniment.
Sold by
II. n. Hazard, X. J. Taylor and G. G. c. IIaz-
AID Portsmouth-John Tallman Fall River,
Cushman & Wood, and by Druggists generally
throughout The State.
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Assessors, No1iCc,

'VENiiE subscribers give notice that they have
ID been chosen Assessors. Ia assess Tax OF
twelve thousand five hundred dollars ordered to
be assessed al thu Annual Town meeting holden
on The 2d day Of June instant on The Inhabitants
Of the town ofNewport, and the taxable proper.
'ty therein. TO be collected and paid into the
Town Treasury on or before the Isi dav Of Au-
gust next I'VE therefore call upon all persons
Interested To give IN Ia either Of uSa list on or
before Monday the 29lh day OF June instant.
And we likewise give notice thai we have ap.
pointed JER EMIAU GOODSPEED To
make enrolment Of those liable to do military
duty in the town of Newport, agreeaby TO the
4th, 9Th and GlSt sectinns OF the militia law pas.
sed in June session Of The General Assembly
A. ID. 1913, and all persons are hereby required
TO govern themselves accordingly.
ISAIAH CROOXER,
THEOPnlLUS TOPHAM. lAssessors.
DANIEL G. DENHAM,
Newport, June ~, 1916.
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ID r A n II s.

In this town. on Tuesday morning last, Al.
bert, son of James and Elizabeth Sherman,
aged years, = months.
Iu Providence, on the 4th inst, Ruth, wife
of MIR kinsIey Carpenter, in the 73d year Of
her age.
In Providence, on the 9Th inst, George u.
Burlingamr, aged IL years, son Of Mr. Gorlpn
Burlinpamc Of that city.
In East Greenwich, on Saturday last, after IN
illness Of few hours, Benz Bardine, aged II
yaHrs.
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What were the appliances so successfully
employed to soften the obstinacy OF Mr. Brinkcr.
hoff upon the tariff bill it is not yet known
The following very significant paragraph is
from Oliver Old school, the we'll informed
correspondent of the U. s. Gazette.
Certain persons from the other end Of the
.7renae ,cere present, and Dh had been neces-
sary to hare ten more rotes they ,eould doubt
less hare been obtained"
And again Mr.. Brinkerholt, you know. de-
clared that he would not vote for Mr.. McKay's
bill, nor would his coleagues-but they voted
for it. You will remember that he declared
that che would rather be dog and bay the
moon, than vote for the admission of Texas,
and then voted for it. Such democrats arc
easily managed. and three of the Cabinet, name
iy: Mr., Richie of the public opinion and
whipping in Department. Sir Robert Walker
of the Treasury Department and Mr.. Johnson
of the Post Office Department, were present in
the House while the votes were being taken
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY, July 13, 1876.
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser a Patri'

At MARKET 730 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Work.
ing Oxen 20 Cows Il Calves, 1850 Sheep,and $50
Swine. 100 Beef Cattle were sent to Provi.
dence, and l75 Beef Cattle and 300 Sheep re-
main unsold.
Prices--Beef Cattc--A further decline was
submitted to- and we reduced our quotations,
viz--extra 5 So first quality $a 25; second
4 IS 5 25; third 81 4 80
Working Oxen.--No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves---Sales at $40. S25, $50,
$32, and $36.
Sheep--Sales of lots at 25, 50 l "a, %
and $50.
Swine---Two lots OF old Hogs i-2c two
lots of small pigs at 8 l.8 and 5 3-Sc. At re-
tail from 5to 7c,'
Albany over the Western and Worcester Rail
Road in one train,
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VOSc's TOurO-st. Cottage,

For Saie,-or Lease for fire gears
Or Lease for the Summer months, furnished.
VWE COTTAGE, contains II rooms, and
j stands unrivaled for location and cQnve.
nience. Attached to the Cottage is a fine Stable,
Store house, Summer-IIouSes, ArborS, covered
with grape vines and honey.sucklcs. The lot
contains variety of Fruit trees and assorted
Strawberry. The whole is enclosed with orna-
mental trees Of various kinds and to sum up
the whole story, it is the most desirable situa
tion on the hill, For further particulars en-
quire of WIN. :. YOSE,
July l6. At The Cottage.
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A sentiment as beautiful as jus, is contained
10 the following lines -
"le who forgeis the fountain from which he
drank, and the tree under which no sa,nboled
in the days Of his youth. is n siranger to the
s,reetcst Impressions Of the human heart"
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A MAD Car. During ono Of tho calls of the
House on "Wednesday, (says the Washington
correspondent Of the baltimore SUM- Mr.. Nc
Connoll was in tho ladies' gallery. The doors
Of the hall being fastened, as is usual in such
cases, he let himself down from the gallery
window outside Of tho building, and, sticking
his toes into tho cornice work, managed to
reach one Of the open windows Of tho hall,
through which ho effected az entrance. Ii wns
n most dangerous feat, as the least slip of his
faot would have prcciptatcd him hundred
feet TO the ground.
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COTIl.LiON PARTIES
AT THE MAsGNIC HALL

n EDDY. respectfully informs the public
IA that he will give course of twelve co.
tllilon parties at the above nomed hall, com
mencing ThlS EVENING, July OH, and he
continued each succeeding ThurSiqy evening,
until The >nrii is completed.
subscription paper may he found st The
Uniled S,a'rS clothng Store, were gen,enrn
VIII please enter their names immed atelr.
Ills dancing school for instruction. 10 Fades
viii be held every Wednesday aud Thursday
afternoon and laal for Gentlemen, Wednes.
day evenings, at the same place '
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TRADERS BANK.

A Il the annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
N the Traders Bank, holden at the Banking
Room, on Monday, July Gih, 1916, the following
Gentlemen were elected Directors viz:
Edwin Wilbur, Milton Hail, Benj. MarSh,Jr
Thos. w. Brown, VIM. r. Potter, Oliver Read,
Joseph Il. Perry, SYlvanuS stanford, and Slas
Ward and, nt Q subsequent meeting of the
Directors, Edwin Wilbur was unanimously re-
elected President.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier,
Newport, July Q, lsi6-3w
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Tue GREAT FIRE At NgwFoUEpLASn.-sTh
Halifax Sun states that il is estimated that
1900 houses have beon destroyed, and $4,000
persons are rendered. housrless.
The loss, it is said, will vary from f6OOOOO
TO Ei 100000. (5,000,O00D Tho Governor
proposes to borrow half a million to rebuild the
town.
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There were 4fA deaths IN New York during
were by consumption; inflammation ofihe lungs
373; commissions 357 dropsy IN the head 239
small pox l35.
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BAILEY'S
Military Shaving Cream.

NNHE proprietor Of this soap feels highly Hat.
tered with lhe extended reputation II has
acquired lhroughoui the Uuiied states and the
world. I, was first introduced about seven years
since. and during ihn, tiv," over loo.mh' pots
have been sold. and the sale "f u u rapidly ~
,r.asing IS j, INTRODUCES 's'lf into ne y. sal"
incroa,.., When one pci.on has used 1t, hnd-
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KILLED nv RoCKEr.-During the display
nr fireworks in Tompkins Square, New York,
Monday evening, a sky rocket went off in n
horizontal direction, striking a respectable
married Indy, named Burke, residing at the
corner Of 9th street aud first avenuc, causing
her instant death. Her husband was with her
ut the time.
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CoUNTY or PHILADFLPHIA, set.


Of Pennsylvania.
tor with The VIII annexed of Martha Eek
royd. Henry Eckpyd. John u. Erkrovd,
Mary Eckroyd, Joseph Snowden. and Han
nah his WIFE. formerly Hannah Eckroyd,
Joshua Manle and Sarah " his wife. former.
ly Sarah N. Eckroyd, Thomas Could and
Martha :. his wife. formerly Marha :. Eek
royd. defendants, named IN q Bill Of Rryyor
in certain cause originally entered ~ our
Court Of Common pleas. Of Philadelphia
County, sitting IN Equity, Of March Term.
1915, No. g. between Charles Vauller, John
Griffith and Thomas L,udTeih, Executors
aud Dcvisees in trust. named IN the last WIN
and Testament of William Abel, deceased,
compliments. and Hannah Whitehead. wld.
ow, aud reslduaIy devisee.au Coburn White.
head, son and heir AT Law Of James White
head. deceased, who was nt his death the
surviving assignee ni John Hqw0rh, the SAID
! Hannah Whitehead. Coburn Whitehead and
Thomas Blddle, EX"cuiors Of The last WI
and Testament of the saId James White.
head, John liawnfih the younger, surviving
administrator Of the Estate of ,h" sad John
llaworth. who died In,rslaic. George ku"rr,
! Executor nf the last Wl and Tesiamemt ol
| hoiilh' SoTlpil, HtCeasPO, NV Sd'h '''h
! Haworlh. The younger, Martha Echroyd wlf.
ow, Susanna liaworlh, pnd Mary Ienblps.
widow. children anG legal representatives. oi
the SAID John llaworth, d"cegscd. and lie
Slduary devlsecs and legarees nam"d ~ the
last Wil aud Testament oi lhc sad Thomas
! Morton, and the SAID George knorr and -"
sanua Iiaworth, ComW!ttc"s oi the SAID JOHN
/ ilqworih the younger now l,nna'ir. Re.
/ spondcnis; for certain causes offered before
the Court uf Cpminon Pleas IN and Tor the
l County of Philadelphia, we command and
strictly enioin YOU, aud each Of vou that. lay
I ing all other matters usidr, aud notwlih-innd
ing any excuse. you aud each OF YOU person
ally he and appear before the Judges oi the
SAID court. nj session of the same court. 10
be holden at Philadelphia. on the first Mon.
day ot August next, To answer concerning
those things winch shal then and there b.
objected against you. npd 10 do nrhcr nn,l
4 receive what the salh cuur shal have cnnsld
cred ~ this behalf And have YOU then there
/ this WIT: Aud thus you are ~ 10 wise !"
omit under the penalty OF Four Hundred Dol
! lars.
Il WITNrss the Honorable Edward King,
/ Prcsilcni Judge Of the SAID Court nj Phlln
I dolphin, ibls twenty sixth day oi June. \. ID
/ iSlR P.S. BROWN,
! July 2l.-3w. pro Proitoaoiary.
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g EALED proposals. for supplying the U.
- States Troops, stationed al Fort Adams, X.
H.. with Wood, will be received by the Acting
Assistant Quarter Master, until tho lst day of
August next; such proposals to be addressed to
Lieut.. J. II. CARLISLE, a. A. OR. Master, Fort
Adams, Il. J. proposals for Wood) and to he
left at the Post Office, Newport. The contract
TO be closed at the Qr. Masters Oilico. nt Fort
Adams, Al . O'clock, Il. NJ, on the lst day OF
August, lSi6
The quantity required will be $50 Cords. (ihe
acting assistant Or. Master having the privilege
Of increasing, or decreasing the amount one
iibirdl of good MerchaniabIe, we'll seasoned,
highland oak wood, each stick to be 4 feet long
split, (smal sticks cxcluded) 10 be delivered al
Fort Adams x l., piled and corded by the con-
tractor, at such place, NJ such times, and in such
Iquaniillcs as the assistant or. Master may d.
Tert.
Two suretes in the sum Of One Thousand
Dollars required for the faithful fnlfiment o
the contract FoRT ADAMS, X |.
July 18th 1Sj6
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Tho Lowell Courier states that the Post.
master of that city will return about 1000 dead
letters to tho Department, at the pcginning Of
tho present quarter This is a thousand more
than was sent the last time,
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Two decisions have been made in the Courts
at New Orleans, that men who enlisted for the
war under the requisition of Gen. Gaines, are
not legally held to serve. This opens a wide
door for desertion.
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The proceedings Of Congress on Tuesday are
interesting MIR. Webster, in the Senate made
a powerful effort against the Tariff bill of The
House. In the House the Grsiuslion bill passed
by Two majority only-92 10 30.
The Commercials correspondent sayS-i has
been determined in Caucus TO adjourn by the
18th of August, if not before.
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DR.. WIN. q. Waterman, of Buffalo, has been
sentenced to throe years Imprisonment in the
State prison. for dsinterrng bodies far anato-
mical purposes. Ho ought to bo for life.
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BRusu WITH ENGLANn.-- Upwards of 50, ,OO0
hroomS have been manufactured the past year
In Troy, Wisconsin Territory, for The English
market
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NJ r. MOHANDA.

Arr at Havana, both ult., Brig Lisbon,
Wylie, from this port.
Arr at Georgetown, Sc. S,h inst, schr
Julius Pringle, Melville, from this port.
Arr at Norfolk, OH inst sehr. Engineer
Whiting, I'm this Port.
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Toast given at "A Printers festival at lioches.
ter on Franklin's birth day -
'BAB,Es-Pocket editions Of humanity issued
periodically in sheets aud Displayed in SMALL
caps
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NOTICE.

TTWE Annual Meeting of the Corporation of
Il the SiVINGS' BANK. Newport, will be
held on FRIDAY, the l7lh inst, at 4 o clock,
=. NJ, at the Merchants Bank, for choice OF
officers for the year ensuing.
&, GYLES, Treasurer.
inlY lG 1910.
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REGULAR MAIL LINE
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
CARRviSG THE GREAT u. STATES Man

lr,4al -z-rsT Cap, Rollins, viii leave here
tsz-ssrxssEn Monday "Wednesday and FIJI.
day evenings for New Yor., al clock.
Tho RHODE ISLAND, Cap, NaEcnss.
Trr, on Tuesday, Thursday. and Eal"'d"y
evenings.
, Berlhs and State Rooms Gan he secured op
application nt the o'lCe Of Charles \. 1iiity,
Agent. No l2s, Thames street, mp s'air>
| ~ The ahoye ffs' class Boats afn ~
yer. superior order, ard especially cop>trmI
ed Tor the navigation of this route. They sIG
furnished with large nud conmndrus safe
ooms, nnd with Ps'cu, Lite Boats. FuiRh'
taken nj reduced rnt"s.
Tickels for Boston $3.50, procured "p board
! the Boats.
The office or he Company on Loug Wharf
will be opened Tor the accoTii'rdhi,"n ~
Passengers. Jolly .. lsW
TpIANO tORTIis ior sale NJ iiO, Thqnc>
I street, made by The very hest worhmen ~
boston, which will be- warranted in every re-.
speci, and kept in tune for one year
july2 GODI SPEED, AErnt.
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NJ. G. NJ. Hammond. Esq, of Edgefed Dis
trct s. c. has been appointed by tho President
Paynaster of the Southwestern Division OF the
Army
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The Poughkeepsic Journal a leading Loco
Foco paper in New York, is out in favor Of ST.
las Wright as next President,
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Providence 4 Newport.

p fsf2@ "a THE new, fast. and conmo.
st1e.aF-T-r1S NdiopS steamer ROGER VIII
- iiAN>, Capt. u. +, Woolsey
will leave rs follows
Leave Providence every day, Sunday es.
cepted.at 4 and 10 o'clock a. m. Returning
leave NeVpor the same days at I o'clocI;
a. m. and "A, p. N.
Passengers Tor Bosop nj so'clock from New
port will be forwarded in the 10 o'clock train
from Providence.
Tickets will be sold on beard the beat, and al
the Rail Road Office Roston.
Fare throughout ~ so.
The above arrangement will commence this day
July OH, 1916.
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root. of peach trees. Tho peach worm will
not trouble them afterwards,
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FOR SALE.

Gy9> THE large and pleasantly silua
issafssN ted House, known os the Bliss
sss& IIousc, on the East side Of the
Square IN Farewcll-s,rcct. For terms aud
other particulars, enquire OF -
FREDERlCK a. MURPHY.
June 4,h.-:,ms. Thames-sircct.
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" on hanu, and fitted as desired, IN any manner.
Copper and Iron Pumps of all kinds, kept con.
>tanily on hand, and h,ied IN the best order, and
warranted never to fail until worn out.
Iron hli Pumps, IfrOm Slm to $500
Copper, d,~ eDU
A share of public palrona"r Is solicited, and
the most ample satisfaction will bc given. store
a few doors north oi the Custom House.
June H.. NATHAN ". CIiAFEE.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-16

The Santa Fe traders have just made n more
profitable seasons trade than in any former year
In The last ten.