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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

WASTE PAPER.-The Postmaster Cen
eral has made the following order, viz -
"It shall be the duty of the postmaster, or
one of his assistants, in all cases Immediate
ly before the Office is swept or otherwise
cleared of rubbish, to collect and examine
the waist paper which has accumulated
therein, in order 10 guard against the poss-
ibiity of loss Of letters or other mail matter,
which may have fallen on the floor, or have
been intermingled with such waste paper
during the transaction of business. The
observance of this rule is strictly enj oined
upon all postmasters, and its violation will
constitute a grave offence. Postmasters
must be careful to use, in mailing letters
or packets, all wrapping paper fit to be
used again and the sale OF any such paper
is strictly forbidden by the regulations of
the department. Washington Union.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES
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THURSDAY July IL, 1895.


5JIt will be remembered that the
School Committee abolished whipping In
the Schools, last September, because one
of the Teachers had punished the son OF
one Of the Committee ior improper conduct
Since that time the discipline ofthe Schools
has been very much broken dowr, because
the scholars knew that whatever misje-
meanors they might be guilty of, they
could no, be punished-lhe Teachers only
remedy Icing to expel them; aud they have
been expelled in large numbers since Sep.
tember last. The same boy whom We
have spoken of was admitted to School
again, and was subsequently, guilty Of the
most beastly and disgusting conduct and
was expelled By order Of the Committee,
som, of the Teachers threatening to resign
unless this was done. The Committee ap-
pear to be recovering their senses, and have
sent a cowhide to one OF the Schools, with
in tructions to the teacher to use il in his
discretion. All Teachers should have au-
thority TO punish scholars when they deem
1t necessary Z; of course, it 10 to be prcsum.
ed that the Committee will always select
judicious and prudent Teachers, and there
fore, this power is safe in their hands. We
DO not say that Teacher should punish
a scholar, by whipping, for every trivial of.
fence that may be committed but the
Teacher should have the power, and the
moral effect will be good, because the con-
sciousness on the part Of the child that it
can be punished, if disobedient, will often.
times restrain it from improper acts which
it would otherwise commit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
uThe Ocean House is doing nm unu

Ut The Ocean House is doing an unu-
sualy good business for thus early in the
season. The house is in excellent order,
and still under the management Of John G.
Weaver, Esq, its popular proprietor. He
is assisted by Mr.. Ormsby, who has been
connected with the house for the past
three years and also by his two sons,
Benjamin and Joseph. The steward, Mr..
Jones, is thoroughly experienced, and caters
most admirably for the guests. Mr.. Wea-
yer has prepared an airy and very pleasan,
SIN king saloon for gentlemen, in the base
ment, which is in charge Of Mr.. John NJ.
Lucas, who is supplied with the choicest
brands of segars. Lucas has no superior
in his department; he knows every body
and every body knows him, and he has the
m 'st happy faculty Of making people feel
entirely at home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
DEFIANCE SALANANDERS SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
m ,nuacturcr in the United States of the
above celebrated Safes, and +. e.. GoFriN's
IMPEHErRABLE DEfiAScE Lock AMI
bined IN tn. world. ..rE
These Safes have taken the first premium
Medals in every exhibition held ia the United
States during the past three years. Safes Of all
sizes, suitable or Merchants, Banks, Jewery,
Record Offices, Stcamboa's, etc, Fire and Thief
Proof Bank Vauit Doors Ilaie Chests, Tor pri.
va,e families on hand. FOR sale, aud made TO or.
der at the Depot, M. 1872 Pearl street, one
ufac,ory Nos. 90, =, GI aud 66 Cannon ST, N.
Y.
% 6m
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A Fair Hl.-A young aeist, on one oc

A Fair Hh.-A young deist, on one Oc :
casion in promiscuous assemblsge,soueht
to make merry a, the expense Of Scripture.
alludng in particular to the story OF David
and Goliah, ani urging the impossibility Of
a mere youths being able to sling . stone
with such force az to sink into the giants
forehead. At last, he appealed to an
elderly parsonage, who was somewhat apart
and had not before taken any part in
the conversation, TO know what he thought
Of the probability Of such an occurrence
"Indeed, friend" replied the latter 81 do
not see anything at all unlikely in it, IL the
Philis,inc's head was az soft as yours"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

THE VERDICT OF THE CoRoSER's JuRY
IN RELATION TO THE PORTLAND RIoT.-
The Coroner's jury who have had in charge
the matter of holding an inquest upon the
body OF John Robins, the sailor who was
killed in the recent ailray between the peo.
pie and a portion of the military, acting un-
der orders of Mayor Dow, have returned a
verdict unlavorable to the Mayor, declaring
that i'll their opinion the death Of Robbins
was caused feloniously, by Mayor Dow,
without legal justification or excuse, and
recommending that the case be brought be-
fore the Grand Jury at the approaching
term of the Supreme judicial Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

The SOLID MEN OF New BEDFORD
New Bedford, the richest city in the world,
in proportion TO its population, numbers
among its heavy tax payers 26 who are
worth $1,000 each A worth 100000; a
lady worth 100000 I; two worth $780,
900 and any number that can show from
$4,000 to 100000. Most of these per-
sons started in life poor, and' have made
their money from the whaling business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

CLEARING A LocoMoTlyF.--An English
man, who recently travelled through tho
United States, gives the following incident:
Turning corner, we came suddenly in
sight of board with the well known notice,
"Look out + r the locomotive when tho bell
rings which was made more Impressive
by hearing the signal, aRd seeing tn linz,
of steam announcing the proximity Of a
train. Twas somewhat anxious, as my dr.
YER did not manifest the slightest DISPOSE
ton to stop. AS usual, the road and rail-
way crossed OF the same level, which did
not lessen my anxiety. "iIoId hard, stop
stop !" / cried, and as these words received
no attention, rose from my seat and grasp
ed the drivers arm, for the purpose Of ar
resting our progress, but in vain.--Lashing
the horses with red)ubled energy, he re.
piled to my entreaties 10 sop, by the sssur-
ance that he would 60 ahead OF the en- ginc
and to my horror, on we went, buggy and
train approximating rapidly at right angles;
the locomotives bell meanwhile ringing fu-
riously what seemed to be my deah-knell.
Finding all my efforts 10 avert an anticipat-
ed collision were futile, resumed my seat
and resigned myself to my fate. What did
or said for the next few moments knew
not but remember a feeling OF sickness
came over me as we dashed across the line,
and beheld the iron horse rushing onward,
and almost felt the hot blast of its steam
jets. "There, told you I'd clear the da H.
ed thing" said my driver, chuckling over
the achievement.
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Court OF Probare OF Newport, June IL, 1856.

Court OF Probare OF Newport, June IL 1856
PPLICAT IONS have been made to this
"A Court, representing that Daniel c. Den-
ham, late Administrator on the estate Of Peter
A.mstr ing, nian Craudall, William Gy'es
and John Lewis Jr., all late Of Newport, de-
ceased, aud that said Daniel &. Denham has
died wi,hou: having fully administered on the
several estates Of the above named persons, and
in said applications praying that James &.
Tophan, or so.ne other suitable person or per-
sons may be appointed administrators dc bonis
non, on said estates of Peter Armstrong, liz
ram Crandall, William 6yles, and John Lew
is. Jr., which several applications we're rccciv-
ed aud the same are referred tor considcra.
tion to a Court Of Probate, to be holden at the
City Clerks OlHce, in Newport, on Monday,
the 9th day Of July next, at 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
and notice is ordered TO be given thereof for
three successive weeks in the Daily News,
once week, that all persons interested in the
several estates above named, may appear nj,
said time and place, and show cause, if any,
why said james G. Topham, or some othor
suitable person or persons should not be ap-
pointed administrator on the un ,dniniste
parts Of said several estates.
B. B. ROWLAND, Probe. Cl'k,
il5-law 3w.
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RETURN OF THE JEws.-We see it stat
ed that Sir Moses Montefore, who lately
passed through Vienna on his way to Pal
estine goes there to purchase a large dis.
trict in the country to settle upon it tho
Jewish paupers of jerusalem. Eventually
his purpose is to settle there also all those
Jews who feel inclined to return TO the
counirybf their ancestors. This is, per.
haps, the first practical Effort yet made at
procuring a return Of that widely scat
tered nation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

A THRIFTY Spor.-There arc employ
ed in the Second Ward, Of New York city,
nearly $4,000 persons, exclusive Of those At
work on newspapers and periodicals.
There are 565 manufacturers, the great
majority of which are gold and silver artis-
an. book binders and tailoring establish
menls. One firm ia Maiden lane melts
down, in gold and silver, and does a busi-
ness OF, 81 $50 900 in the course Of year.
Another firm in Fulton street. slversmths,
uses 100000 in silver coin in year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

The last rail on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad was laid on the morning of June
3Oh, and in the afternoon the first train
from St. Louis arrived at Vincennes in
seven hours running time. The opening
of the road was to have been celebrated by
public demonstration on the 4th. There
is Low continuous line from ST. Louis to
the East, without going to Chicago.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

Speculation in Coma dealer in brt ad
stufls in Louisville, anxious to control the
market, purchased large quantities Of corn
in Indiana and has now on hand $4,000
bushels. 1t is to be hoped tina, he may be
compelled to keep it till next tail, when he
will be likely to realize about half its cost
Millions of bushels OF grain of all kinds are
locked up in the same way, and Spectators
are welcome to all the potts of keeping it
longer on hand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

Two young ladies took the White
Veil, or, in other words, entered the Order
Of tho Sisters Of Mercy yesterday afternoon
st the Catholic Church. The services
were conducted by Bishop O'Roilly assist
ed by Bishop McGill and the Rev. James
Piuon. The address was delivered by
Bishop McGiIl. There was an immense
crowd present, mostly protestants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

NJ Jacob Monk, of Baltimore, has just
published new and beautiful map Of the
United States it is very accurate, hav ng
been prepared with great care and at hca-
Wy expense. Two agents are in the city.
and will call upon the citizens for the pur-
pose Of obtaining purchasers Of it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

DECLINE IN BEEF.-Thc Chicago Times
says that during the last three weeks the
price of beef cattle has gone down from S5
to 81 n SO SO per hundred weight, and it is
the opinion of buyers that the bottom is not
yet reached-an opinion not shared by those
who have horned herds to sell.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

"Prsy Mr.. Professor, what ia a periphra-
ses 2" IN adam, it is simply circumlocu-
tory cycle Of oratorical sonorosity, circum-
scribpg an item Of ideality, lost in q verbal
profundiiy." Thank you. sir"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

The forty thousand dollar nugget Of gold
tla, was sen, to the Paris exhibition from
California, is found to be la pieceot lead
covered with gold, upon which the rough
ness and unevenness Of native gold had
been ingeniously initiated.
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n.J'Mr. Linden has leased Concert
Hall, and intends to commence series of
Dramatic entertainments there on Saturday.
Mr.. Linden is an excellent actor, and has
a good Company. Everything will be well
conducted, and we trust that he will be
literally patronised.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

nT Some rascal set on fire the barn OF
DR.. Durfee, in Fall River, on Monday night
and it was entirely consumed it was with
.reat difficulty that the Drs residence
could be saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

SPONTANEOUS CoMBusTIos.-It ought to
be universally known, that sawdusi, into
which oil has been spilled, will ignite in a
few hours If exposed to the rays Of the sun.
Any kind of cotton goods wettcd with oil
and laid by, will also soon take fire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

The New York Atlas proves its title to
its name by shouldering the load Of Presi.
dent Pierce and his Adm ;nistiation. It's
ancient naInesake had not halt the weight
upon his Draw ny shoulders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

TELEGRArHic cossEcrross-By juno,
1853, there is but little doub, now,-that
New York will be annexed by Telegraph
with London, and with all the great Capi.
tails Of the world.
Connections with ST. Johns and New.
foundiand isexpec,ed by september. Ef.
forts are making tn induce the Collins line
q steamers 10 land there after that time.
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ScoTT's LEAST AND LAsr.-lt has been
suggested that il Moredun be really the
work oi Sir Walter Scott, that ii would
have been better for his reputation if he
had done less.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

The other day,a pretty young woman
alghted from the Cleveland train, as ii
stopped at Grofton Springs, and requesting
the engineer who stood beside the locomo-
tive, to hold her child a minute, disappear.
Cd. 1t was not till the time for the depart
ure of the train, that the engineer discover.
ed he had been "sold."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

Professor Addison, NJ. d., the cele-
bratsd Clairvoyant Physician, who has Wis
tied this city several times during the past
six months, has arrived again and taken
rooms a, the Bellevue House, where he
can be consulted professionally in regard o
oil diseases.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

HARPER'S New Monthly. Contents John Pau
Jones, with l3 3illusuations-Tay ior's Battles in
Mexico, illustrations bean Bra nmell, illustra-
tons-The Beauty-What we Eat-Thc Newcomes
8 insIratons-An American before sebastopol -
An Evening IL Newport-The Bohemian-A neserr
Dish for Traveers--W0rth five hurdred Millions
Weak Points of Great Men-- Monthly Record Of
Current Enents. For sale by
Jy2 A. J. WARD, 80 Thames-st.
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ANNA CLAYTON or, The Mothers Trial.
A Tale of real life. Boston James
French g. Co. 1855.
This is an exceedingly well-written
book, and is said to cmbody incidents Of
real life. The style Is pleasing, tho Ian.
guage good, and the interest we'll sustain
ed. 1t is strongly anti-Casholic.
For sale by c. F.. lIamnett, Jr. and A.
J. Ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

IT The following !. the amount Of the
national debts OF the South American Re.
puolics Peru, $40 ,662 900; New Grana.
da, s37.Ooo,oOo; Ecuador, sio,os5,OOo;
venczusla, si9,9i5,0o0; Chill, $500 900;
Bolivia, s2,6O5, 900. Total sl36,22O,Ooo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

WnAr Cn,see.-In the year 1888
eight hundred acres Of land, the present
site ui Cincinua !, were purchased tor live
hundred d,llar. The value Of tho same
nnl a, III present time can scarcely be ess
timated.
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NOTICE.

MADAME vOiSIN, late OF New Orleans, where
Nl she has been for number Of years, has arrived
In Newport, and will he occupied In preparing and
washing and renewing laces and vsleneicn, fuiing,
plating ladies' Gne linen and also embroidery -
she has lkewi some on hand for sale she will
be thankful for the patronage Of resident and visit
ing ladies of Newport, and will guarante to give
entire satisfaction IN Nil cases Residence No.
Mann Avenue, near Broad.st. Jig
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HANGING BY WHoLEsAtE.--Six negroes
belonging to Mrs. Flint near Alexandria,
La, have been sentenced to be hanged for
the murder Of Mr.. VIM. Walters, the over
seer Of the plantation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

"Why are you in such hurry ~ said a
man to his neighbor. "Sir," said he 81
have bought new bonnet for my wife,
and fear the fashion may change before |
get It home"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12

H Andrew NJ. Barber, Esq, editor Of
the Otse2o Republican, formerly Of this
city, made flying trip TO the home OF his
youth on Wednesday.
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NOTICE,

'NHE Undersigned. having been appointed and
i legally qualified, as administrator on the e.,
tate OF ABRA HAM BARKER, late of Tivcr-
ton, dec, hereby requests all persons having
demands against said estate to pressn them
for payment, and those indebted thereto tn make
p,ylnen, to.me. DAVID BUFFUM, Adm'r.
Newport, h mo. 20,h, 1855.
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OVERS HEALING EMBROCATiON.

This valuable remedy for rheumatism, Pains,
Cuts, &c, cannot be surpassed by any other article
in the market. Pain Killer, Lniments, or other
nostrunls are thrown aside wherever this embrnca-
iion is introduced For sale by Hazard & Caswel!
aud X. J. Taylor, Newport.
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~We'are frequently indebted to Mr..
Roland, Clerk Of the steamer Liberty, for
New York morning papers delivered to US
the same evening.
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GIVEN Ur.-The stylish and expensive
wedding, advertised to take place at the
st. Nicholas, does not take place; it is
given up by the parties most interested.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

TnE PoKTIcAL Works OF Percy BYsHE
SHELLEY, edited by Mrs. Shelley: with
Memoir. Boston Little, Brown g.
Co. 1855.
These three elegant volumes form
part OF the publishers edition of the Brit
ish Poets. No ruer or more genuine poet
has ever lived than Shelley he was ell
dowed with clear, majestic intellect, but
his tastes were entirely unsui,.d to the age
in which he lived. lie did not understand
the world, nor the world comprehend him.
There were occurrences in his earlier his.
tory Of an unpleasant nature, which proba.
bly, aided materially to make not only him
but his productions also unpopular. lie
was drowned in the Mediterranean, at the
eerly aye Of 29 his remains were recov-
cred by his friends, and burned and the
ashes gathered into Golfer and buried at
Rome. He possessed a boldness OF con-
ception and an originality OF thought which
few comprehended or appreciated but
had he lived longer, and his mind become
moro mature, he would have been better
understood and more generally appreciated.
Every lover of genuine poetry, Of the high.
est intellectual order, m ust admire Shelley,
although they differ entirely with some of
the sentiments expressed in his earlier pro-
duetions, especially Queen Nab.
We again express our warm admiration
Of this beautiful and convenient edition of
the British Pocs it is by far the finest
thlt has ever been published, either in this
county or England.
For sale by A. J. Ward and c. e. Ham
NETT, Jr.
The PoErIcAL WoRX. OF GEORGE HER.
BERT. With Memoir OF the author
Boston: Little, Brown g. Co. 1855.
This celebrated and quaint author was
born in April, 1893. He was educated for
the Church. He was learned man, and
his poems contain many gems Of rare beau
ty.
For sale by c. E. Hammett, Jr., and A.
J. Ward.
The SURF ANCHOR; or, The Young
Christian admoni,hed exhorted and en-
conraged. BY Rev. II. p. Andrews.--
Boston James French &Co. 1855.
This is an excellent book and is from
the pen Of clergyman who appears TO
t, have the power Of accomplishing much
good, particularly with the young. The
volume is written in plain, earnest and
affoctionate style, and cannot fail TO impress
the reader most favorably. 1t should be
read and meditatcd upon by every young
person. 1t is issued in beautiful style.
For sale by A. J. Ward and c. E. Ham.
NETT, Jr.
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FOR SALE.

FHHE suh.rrihefs resiI, nee nud Dive flouse. No
L % nnd - fanhrr ~ the establishment WI ~
sold WITH ur without The busnsss ulensis, as TN
pgi chuser ma, desire. jl9imld,
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N Nrs. ). VI. CLNKK, Indepen lent EIalri-
voyant aod Botanic Doclress, can he consulted
at her Office No. 49 Spring street, Newport,
the last week in every month, on all diseases
inc dent to the human family, IRON 9 A. NJ. to
9P. NJ. the rest Of her time she will be at her
old office M. l09 Nor tn Main street, Provi.
deuce, X. ].
z. =. Mis-. e. would say her periodical
pills and drops can be had Of her at her office,
price, 800 per box; they will he sent to any
pal; Of the country by addressing Mrs. =. NJ.
Clark, No. l09 North Nam street, Providence,
X. I. AL
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ED.

At Newport Asylum, July 10th, Of Consunp-
ton, William Lockwood, aged "a years.
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DICE Flour, Corn Starch, and Farina I; for
Tvs lie by YOUNG Il SMITH,
J3O i'll Thames street.
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NO LET FOR The season furnished, the house
L on CO ttage street. near the bellevue House.
occupied last season by Mr.. VandeskaInpt APP
ply al II Thames street. m25u
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rVO LET Store No. 50 Thames stree, f,r terms
Il Apply 10 UI9 Il. B. LAWTON
ak. n. McGREGOk.

EOR Saie-Iiouse and lot No. S5 Levin ST.
L hnuse containing six Rooms or -Ise house
without the lot, il required. For terms enquire
o the premises. ais
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FOR SALE.

A GOTHIC Cottage situated in the North
II parI Of the CITY Of Newport, niih about 10000
ieet of l.ani From the first nnd second Aoor
you have beautiful view Of the Beach and Mar
raganscit Bay, and Of the city Of Newport.
Terms made easy apply 10
q. II. WILSON, Builder.
Corner Of Redwood & Cottage st. Newport, RI.
ml2
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EOR sale la the sonth pnrt Of Newport spien-
l. did Building Lot. within ten minutes walk
Of the Post Ohice; having beautiful front view Of
the citv aud harbor uf Newport and a hne
view in the rear, bounded on three streets SO leet
wide. and within three minutes walk Of kood bath
ing, Terms msdo easy. Apply to
GEO. II WILSON,
fss Corner of Il ed W. o0d and Coti age ST.
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FOR SALE
Or 10 rent, fnrn,.hed house with Garincr's :
" house, Stable, aud Ca,itse housr, and ten
acres of land, situated The Fay, one mils roiD
town, ad Ginning the fam 81 J =. Hall, Etq.--
Apply To ALFRED SMITH.