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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-11

DEATH AND RoMANCE.-At st. Louis, on the
9th ultlmo, an inquest was held on the body Of
Jacob Hill, who had committed suicide when
some interesting facts were developed which lend
most romantic interest to the affair Early in
June last, Mr. Hills wife died in child-bed, and
the mother and child were buried in a lot in the
German Protestant graveyard Daily since then
he has visited the grave, often spending hours
there. lie had enclosed the lot with a fence,
and profusely onamented it with flowers On
Saturday morning he visited il for the last time,
and after tracing on the tombstone an inscription
with pencil, laid down upon the grave and
blew his brains out with pistol
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-11

Es~ The California Mail steamers sail from
New York on the 9Th and 20lh of each mouth
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The Fort Colville mines are reported pros
porous.
Governor Stevens has effected treaties with the
Flat Head, Kootenah, and Kalispee tribes Of
Indians.
The farmers Of the end of the country haye
had their crops almost entirely ruined by smut or
rust, or both Some will scarcely raise seed while
but few have made even an average crop. On
Mud River the wheat crop has escaped both dis
eases.
The schooner Nelly, Tichenor, master, arrived
at Portland with a cargo Of coal for Messrs
Northup and Smmonds This is the first arrival
Of coal at this port from the newly discovered
mines al Coos Raw
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State

States. Day. Pay. Mile. Mileage Total pay
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FRoM UTAH.-ST. LOUIS, September 3.-We
are in receipt Of Salt Lake dates TO the LIST of
August Associate Justice w. w. Drummond
and lady had arrived. Also Surveyor General
David H. Burr Dry, hot weather prevailed,
and the streams were quite low. The prospects
Of the crops were very gloomy.
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Pennsylvania AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-11
wILLARD,s HOTEL,
BRow Ms MARBLE HoTEI.

CORNER PA. AVENUE AND l4rH STREET
J. G. a. III. A. willard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
WuOLESIIE ,0YFECTIOyEKY

V,HE subscriber begs leave 20 minrn al
| those doing business IL, onlrctimrry, that
he has open,d now Wholesale Confectionery
Sio,e at No. ~ Spring street, one o0or South
from his retail store, where he il ready to SUP
ply ever, thing belonging to this line, vil:-
iozengcs by tn, box and SIN ,lrr quantities,
M k.nis of Stick Candies Drops, Hearts, Co
coanm Cakes. Kisses, Nut Candies, Cough
Cardes, etc. All KIND, Of Kettle " ork Aim Ind +,
C,ss,a iIuis, ,Susar'd Cinnamon ,SuIar'i Cloves :.
Sugir'd Cardum,n, CELERY AMI Carraway Seed.
Sugar Plum, different sizes, etc. Also, can he
supply AT the sh ,rtest notice, with all kinds Of
French Confectionery aud Chocolate.
TIE quality of his Confectionery is just as
good as any offered in tie place. lie warrants
il to he ALWAYS flesh, purely favored, free from
hJur or any other addition used by others, ANY
thug not found rs recommended, will be taken
back. For III; accomnod ,tioa Of his custom
er. he will send around team with flesh
supply several tires through the week. For
all goods sen, aud paid for at The wholesale store
above mentioned, he allows 4 cents discount iot
every dpl,r's worth counted from one dollar
ipwar1s. Il. MUENCiilNGEk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
THE GR EAT
i TEA MARKET,

Chambers, Cor. Shatham Ct.
NEW YORK.
This il. without exception, the most reliable
place Tor consumers TO pu,chasc thlr teas.--
They not only obtain M article of
GREAT PURITY,
STRENGTH AND FL \VOR,
but al a much less pi ice than is usually charg-
Ell Tor the most ordinary trash 40 frequently sold
by uuWincipled dealers, through whose igro-
rance ofthe Tea Trade, the public have to sui.
Ter.
COUNTRY DEALERS
VIII 10 well by giving us call. They may
Increase their trade very materially BY purchs-
INK OF u', which trial alone will prove.
The establishment is 50 situated ~ to I've rea
dy oi access to al persons coming to the city +,
being in the immediate vicinity OF fall the railway
rmini. aud on the Garner Of Ch,mlers and
Chatham streets.
E.T. CHRIsTIANsoN,
Proprietor.
N. n. All teas warranted by w, aud not
turning ont according To repr.s-ntaiion, will he
taken b'ck, and the money chseriully returned.
m2l-ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
IXIEASIvE
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHOICE & FREsii
4: II lOCE les
4 IkIENSIVE.


NEWTON BROTHERS invite the nt'er
" tion Of their customers 10 tie ioli"winp
choice stock Of fresh family Gtocerirs inst Itc'e
per ri"op Rrnzi from New York, which arr 'f
fired ai VII .esalc and retail in 'ian'ii"s is
SUIT purchasers AT the lowest market p,nes :
~ bbls Now Orleans Nolassts
80 boxrs brown Havana Sugar
10 iags Java Rio Coire aud Mocha Cofcr =
LOO packages Green and black Teas
10 lbls S,ewart's refined Sugars
boxer STANDARD loaf Sugar
2j bids crushed aud ground Sugar
20 Boxes ground Coffee
100 hbs super hne aud extra Flour
20O bags extra iam,k Flour
s bbls liominy aud Samp in small 'nes
10 boxes " h-aion Grits and Faiin
25 boxes blue and pearl Starch
20 cases lndigo and Fig blue
40 boxes CASTLE aud Fancy Soap
100 boxes extra and No. soap
80 eases patent Amsterdam Candles
g bbi. smoked Beef AMI Tongues
10 casks Hams
$40 bags fine Sal;
8 cases table Salt
Z IL tubs leaf Lard
30 boxes Cheese
10 ,eices prime Rice
30 boxrs rrfned Salaern,us
boxes Sup. Carh. Soda
10 boxes Cream O'Iarier
10 huxcs Chocolate aud Cocoa
- cases Baking Powder
10 cases amer lean and English Mustard
25 box.s Pepper Sauce
5 cases English Sances and Pickles
25 baskets Olive Oil
10 boxes Olives and Capsfs
100 boxes unch and layer Rails ns
100 hall and quarter boxes Raisins
z5 kegs R'i-ins
81 boxes smyrna Raisins
100 drums Figs
cases prun's in Fancy boxes And ,n"
5 casks Currants
20 boxes Ciron
25 bbls dried Apples
5 bbis dried Peaches and P!ums
5 bags Almonds
10 boxes Lemons
30 boxes prre ground Sp,ces
20 Kegs pure ground Ginger
5 cases Nutinegs aud Mace
5 bags Cloves, Pinento, and Pepper
10 b"xes Lemon Sy'up
20 cases Maccaroni and Vernacelli
3 Kegs Pearl Barley
2j boxs Fancy Crackers
s Cases Preserves ard Jellics
10 hbls ELEPHANT Oil
20 bundles Brooms
20 boxes manufactured tobacco
cases smoking aud chewing Tobacco
20 Jars Maccsboy Snuff
3 bbls Scotch Snuff
100 boxes Pipes
200 raams Wrapping Paper
25 bbls Cider aud " inc Vinegar
20 csses Wolle's Schedam Schnapps
% c.,sks Scotch Ale and London Porter
100 thousand Scgars, &c, &c. tn20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
SIVAIHS CELEBRA TED
PAN AC T. A.
FOR TIE CURE OF INCIPlENT
II. - =, a, =. -, -. o., a, ~

FOR TIE CURE OF INCIplENT
CONS UMPTI ION.
sCROrULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE, or
TIE LIVER 4 SKIN, AND ,LL DISEASES
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF Tnr
BLOOD, AND TIE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
CNAlN'S PANNCEA has been for more than {
" years celebrated IN this country and IN Europe
Tor it, extraordinary cures, for the CerilicRtes o
which reference IL made To he directions aud books
(Which may be huI gratis) ACCOMPANIMENT the Fan
acea.
II has been used in hospitals and private practice
ard has ha the singular fortune to be recommended
10y The most celebrated phy sicians and other eni
men, persons. Among others hy
w. Gibsoh, NJ. d., Professor oi surgery, Pa. Uni
versiy.
! Valentine Mott, NJ. d., Prof of Surgery, y. Y
W. +. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. of Mid, Pa. Uni
J versty-
n. chapman, N. Prof. Of Physic, Pa. Uniger
l sity.
4 Z. Pnke, NJ d Pres't College OF Physicians
i Pha.
Dr. Del yallo, Prof Of Medicine, Havana.
1 JOsr EourenrG de Iurz, PrOt OF surgery, Lisbon
| &. w. Irving, late Minister 10 Spain.
\ J. Chapman, Member OF Royal College Surgeons
\ London.
! SIR Tr,nas Pearson, Mai. General British Ar,nv
| Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, Sc., &c.
! 1nd also, The wonderful cures effected
swau's Pandcea, haye for mnny years made il
Invaluable remedy. The Pnn'.cea does not conrs
Mercury in any FORM and being innocent pref Sc
ration, IL may be given To the most tender infant.
III, retail price has been reduced to $3.50 pH
bottle Containing three half pints )or three boths
for oi
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swans Panacea is in round bottles, futed Ion
gitndiuay, with the following letters blown on Tie
glass
"SW AIMS -PANACEA-PIiILAD; :"
An having the name Jas swain, stamped on the
sealing wax, aud written on the label covering the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
NOlI ICE.

NJ IlE.
rNflE subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. friends and The public generally, that lie is
thoroughly furnished for doing all kinds OF team
ing, moving, expressing, carrying and bringing
freight. An orders will he p:nt tually attended
10 and on the most reasonable terms. Having
some II the best horses, Wagons. drays. Sc, '"r
dong all hinds Of work. ieels conf lent III 1t he
will not t,,l 10 gvo general si'lsi,cton 10 all
who may employ him. ORDERS lett at the house
No. School Street, or at the stable cprner "i
Levin aud Thomas streets, will he promptly
attended to. BENJAMIN BURTON.
Eti
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
=. II. CROOKS
HOTEL & DINING SALOON,
On the European Plan.
~ 20 q an ~ ~. .,...,

Between Pearl and Duane. NV YoRK.
Oders Inducements, az lar Ne cleanliness,
comfort, good living snd ECONOMY can be con'-
bncd, ,gnal, perhaps. IN any other public hous"
in the oi,y. The proprietor hopes a' leasi, lhs,
IL nay Prove to I've 90, ne u 10 furnished with sl
requisite modern improvements, seconded y,
his experience aud u,mo,t efforts TO make "
agreeable To those Who appreciate que, h.ine
aud good en,ertainmeu, at moderate charges. -
lie therefore respectfully invites bis iriend- and
the public to make a trial VI hls ws Hotel aud
Dining Saloon.
tgy- Rooms s7 90 per week and upSs'ds--
81 2 cts. pet night J9-Iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
d OF TFE TIMES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING JULY 49, 1875
STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
or PRovIDFScE, Il. ].
incorporated by the Lesisla're Of the State
OF Khpde lsla n, January, 1855.
Will insure against loss ar dlmigc by fire, upon
Dwelling Houses, aud other buildings not lia-
zardou4, and uppn pels,nll Property, Evora-
bly, situated, upon as reasonable terms as other
of ces.
DIREC TORS.
Wanton Vaughn, Alfred Anthonoy,
Stephen II Smith. David Ballou,
Daniel w. Vaughn. VIM. Windsor,
Hiram iii, D,vd Mi lard,
Cirrus Fisher, Arthur VI. Kinbi;,
Albert VI. Stokes, Daniel Martin,
WIN. d. Rider, Henry b. Browne.
l.. ID. Liueisld.
WANTON VAUGHN, Pre,t.
SILAs X. KENYON, Secry.
CHRISTOPHER X. BRowNE, Treas.
Office No. DoS9e's Building, Room No. 4.
No charge made for Policy or Survey.
NJ PHILIP RIDER, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
uWnENr's STRAW BUNNEr AND HAT
ACiIERY.

No. sh Ihalilts stTeef.
TIE Ibscriher would inform the Ladies of New
pou aud vicinity, that he has made arrangements
TO receive all new styles for Bonncts soon they
come out. also Bleach and Press Plain and Fan
cy Neapoa ~ and warrant them not To shrink.
Particular attention paid Ia Bleaching and Press
ng Bioomer, Gents' and loy's Hats, in the most
fashionable sly lies. r. II. GREENE.
Jy7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
CITY MARK Ell.


TUE subscribers having leased aud fitted the
l. sto recently occupied by Mr.. George n.
Norman, (drcctly under the DAILY News Ofic-)
No. IA corner Of Thames and Frank street
would respectfully inform their former customers,
their lrien.s and the public generally, that they
are prepared to furnish Beef, Mu,ton, Larb,
Pork, Hams, Lard, Ssusagrs, P.n!try, Game,
iiut,er, Eggs, Fruit, AMI Vegetables Of all kinds
aud every thing usually found in well condnct-
ed Market.
Having made arrangements with wholesale
dealers in New Yo.k, and other places, we feel
confident tnat we can furnish Hotels, Private
Families. aud Retailers. at prices that shall bc
satisfactory. A share Of public patronage IS
respectfully solicited.
WM 8. ROWLAND,
JOHN GOULD,
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NOI'lI,E.

NOTICE.
THE subscrib RS would iuiorm their friends and
l. the public generally that the, have opened
their well known establishment IN Levin street,
where they will be p.el AIRED at all hours 10
scrv. ny such dishes may b" desired. Meals
nicely cooked and sent to anv part Of the city -
There is a Laundry establi 'hmrnt on the preni-
ses; share oi public patronage is sohcit"I.
80 ROBINSON & RAY.
m25 63 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
"a CHURcH STREET.
FASHIONARIE VISITING CARDs

FASHIONABLE VISITING CARDS.
CUPERIOR IN point ofelegance to the engrav
~ ed +. ). BAR'rLETT. the National
dies and Gentlemen of this city, that he is stop
ping AT the ATLANTIC House, and is now pre-.
pared TO furnish his r-rivalled and very fashion,
able style OF written Visiting Cards. TIE, are
written with metallic point ard are much more
easy and graceful in style than those Of the en-
grAved the later presenting stiff and unaat.
ural appearance Specimen on exhibition at the
Post Office and A. J. Wards. Orders may he
left at the later place. i25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

TJ Z
L IN great variety for Bedding out, consist
ing OF Scarlet Gcrdnuns, IIcilotropes, Verbe-
mas, Fetheriew Pansics, Sdvias, ,Cupheas, WAN
Flowers, Miniluscs ). Chzanthus. &C. sc tor
sale at X. WILSON'S,
IN; ~ Thames ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
NUFF AND TOBA eco.
PErER LORILLARD,

NJ r " 2 on T N A x K + =
" rh" subscribers having taken the Mark
ct recently occupied by Anirew Sterne, at No.
III rh,mcs-st. Ooo, Of Church stresy would
respectfully inform their iorincr. customers,
their fricnls. aud tn. public g,nrraliy, that they
are now prepirei To- furnish Beef, Pork, Mutt
ton, Lamb, Hams, Lard, Sausagc-, Poultry,
Will Game, Fruit aud Vegetables Of all kinds,
AMI everything ualIy lou..d in Il well conducted
Market. a share oi pnblic patronage is re-
sp"ctluliy solicited.
SiISON, BArEMAN & COGGESHALL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

DRICKS. The subscriber having made an
Darrangemeni with one OF the first Brick Yard
in the country, for the sale Of bricks, will have
on hano all Kinds by the Cargo or N quantities to
suit, and will sell them at the manufactures low
est prices. A sample cargo is now dischargipg
at Williams wharf
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
m2S foot Oi Denison street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
ID DATEN AGEN CY-

IL Il
l KIDDER'S GAS REGUL tTOR.
The Regulator is small, simple ,easily applied;
whea once adjusted, requires NO further atten-
ton. The disagrceable effect oi Gas upon the
complexion ia aim ,st entirely obviated by the
Use Of the Regulator. The light being more
agreeable IN color aud lcss injurious to the eye.
The unhealthy consequences resulting from the
escape Of unconsumed gas are also remcdied.
besides a great saving is effected b, its use. not
only from the intense pressure from the street,
l"'t also when part OF the lights in tn, room are
extin ,ui'hei tn, pressure nacess ,r'iy, Increasing
on thosa still Burning, 81 th,t a Lnge portion oi
the gas csc,pieg uiburncd, and is OF course was.
ted.
The Gas Regulator - hisaiy recommended
bv the press At large. For sale in Sizes suita-
bic Tor Manuf,ctorles. Iin,cls, Stores, Offices,
aud private dwellings. W. ID. CLIFFORD,
lS2 rh,mns-st.,
2 story r. |. Union Bank Binding.
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q A S FIXTU R L 5 t.
PRICES REnIJCEn


HNfiE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
1 tue public that he having purchased OF Mr..
George II Ncrmau, the entire stock Of Pipes
and Gas Fixtures, together with the tools, is
now fully prepared to attend TO the wants Of the
public in this line Of business, at the shortest
notice. Persons in want Of the above, are in.
vited TO call and extmine his stock at No. III
Thames street.
Terms cash, except by special agreement.
all wM. II. BLISS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
THE well-knowu Sweet Farm aud the Bor-
l. den Wood Farm will he sold at Auction, If
not previously sold, on the first Wednesday OF
August, at " o'clock. NJ. on the premises
The Sweet farm contains nbout 20 acres ,and the
Wood Farm about 100 acres; both are located
about two and a halt miles from the Ocean,
Bellows and Atlantic Houses, and are among
the fine" 10 'ations in the vicinity Of Newport.
perfect title will he given to the purchaser.
All Information in regard to the premises can bc
obtained OF WILLIAM ". HAZARD, ut the
Bellevue House. J29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

DISH Hooks, Of all kinis, IN ,nnficlurcd to
l. order /; among them sorne Of recent inven-
ton, which a,e superior to any hook heretofore
in use A. a. STEVENS.
al6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

"It is the best article we ever used"
> the universal verdict of those who have
L tried the "Rcna." Ii imparts u refreshing
perfume and s,'leueid glossness to the hair
Prepared only by
HAZARD & & ASWELL,
Apothscircs' Hall and Hall Of Pharmacy.
I'D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

NEW WELL CURBS.
NEW-FASHIONED, ornamental Iron Wei
~ Curbs, for Chain Pumps, manufactured by
this town, which for ornament and utility, are
entirely unequalled.
nal N. NJ. CuAFEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

NHOCOLhTE.-E E.fray's and Brevet's rest
" Chocolate, ais, Choco ate Cream aud Cho-
cola'e Drops, fresh. just received.
G. MUEN CliINGER,
liz No. 10 Spring street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

DECD this day Al TISDALE'S new siose,
lO 1I6 Thames ~, n 6ne sot,mrnt of French
English and American Extracts for the Hond-
Lerchirf aud Toilet; also dne Cooanes ,Pomadrs
Lu.trsi., Hair OILS, Tooth Soap, To,lot Vine
gar, &c. Ill
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

ITO LET, without board, "A parlor and bed
l. room, we'll fur.nshed. and very airy, in
house on John street, within FIVE minu,c.' walk
OF either OF the large hotel; apply at this office.
Jyl0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19
AQClDNECK HOUSE
(LATE MURRAY HoUsE.)

riends and the public generally iha, he has pur-
chased the above well known establishment. md
having thoroughly renovated and supplied il with
new furniture, and introduced many modern inn
provcinon,s, lit will he opened for the reception
Of visitors ON the 18th ol April. II is conve-
niently located, and ,ts airy aud pleasant si,ua.
tion is not s,Irpassedby any other house in town.
The subscriber intends TO make il one Of the
best aud most fashionable resorts for the travel
ling public, to he kept open through the year for
steady and transient hoarders. People Wishing
Newp r, for pleasure or business, will find this
House onvenienti. all seasons Of the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Ne" ort r. L. Anril is. 1873
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
MR.. \. u. DEAN. wishes respectfully 20
WI announce to the citizens Of Newport. that
having associated himself in usine.s with Mr..
Henry Ti.dale, l3s rh,mcs.st., ho viii l'e hap
nv to receive orders Tor every description oi
Watch Repairing the finer portions Of which
will be executed uader les own superv sios, aud
he will assure all who may wish Tor his services
en- the Watch department, strict fidelity ~ toe
EXECUTION suh the utmost prompti,uie. m3
FOR SALE.
4 first rate second hand Wagon, apply TO =.
"a Hubbard, Carriage Maker, Farewell -.
ml3
NITANrED. an experienced cook, also n
w chstsbyrmsd Apply at this oihte.
ai3-u
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SPECTAC1.ES.

SPECTACLES.
lust received new supply Of PNabo's
u Spectacl.s. Also n well assorted stock OF
Gold, Silver. Fine Steel, Plated and common
Spectaclcs, M No. - Thames.,t
% WM. -. NICHOLS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
MAY always be found at the Subscribers
Nl OF most approved patterns, and set with
care, and warranted TO work well. Also, tin ana
sheet iron ware on hand, with other articles usu.
ally kept at such store. Tin, copper, and sheet
iron waIe made to order. Orders solicited.
WIN. BROWNELL,
Orrosi'c the Union Bank.
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STATE Or RHODE ISLAND AND PROV.
IDENCE PLATA1iONs

Newport, IS.
Clerk, Office. supreme Court. Inly TIL. is5'..
llyHEREAS. MARY JANE ELrREDHE,
w vile ~ WILLIAM JAMES ELRRiDGI.
row residing in pats unknown, hath f!sd 10
this Office her petition, pra,iug tina, the bonds of
Marimon, now sub.isting brtwr, her and her
husband may he dissolved.
Notice is hereby given TO snid William Ja,.
Eldr,dgr. thn, he he aud app, sr m the mst
tcfm of our Supr' me- tout. q. ,e holden at
Newport, on the fosr,h Monday ef Angus, n.x' /.
ensuing, 10 show cause, t,i nny he haih) whv
the prayer 81 sad psi,iion ,hr-d cot h. gssnn q
s-6w JOHN W. DAVIS, tl~rk.
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I. L., ApTn 10, lSD3

GKUCEKIESi
'HHE subscriber informs his friends and the
L public that he has opened Grocery store
Vt 81 Thames ST., where he has IA fresh stock Of
the best Groceries Of all kinds, which he will
sell very cheap for CASH,
Also large supply Of Plants Of every descrip-
tion. JAMES lIORS WELL.
a25
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NIiINA AND EARTHEN WARE.
" REMOVALl

CIIINA AND EARTHEN WARE.
" REMOVALl
Z. T. HAZARD Il Co. having removed
from Washington Square to the spacious store
No. 63 Thames street. (next South Of Long
Wharf and CITY HalD now offer Tor sale large
en- ware,-comprising a greater variety than
ever before offered IN this cny,-consisting in
part oi White, Gilt andSFig,red French China,
blue Canton China, Plain, cut and Engraved
Glass, White and Nue and White Stone
Ware, common White and cut Ware.
Citizens and Srranges furnishing houses can
hndevsry article in this line always on hand or
procured 20 order at the shortest notice and on
as reasonable terms as similar goods can be
bought anywhere. m23
HAZAhD Il CAS- WE'LL, Newport.
DEAL, and imitation Maltese and Thread
~ Edgings, reed at 81 4 s3 Thamcs-st.
ale G. w. TURNER.