RHODE ISLAND CLOTH HALL COMP PANN
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TVVHIS Company having col"menced business .A with large CASH CAPITAL, are at all tlnes prepared to give the usual facilities on consign- ments They particularly invite those who feel friendly to a HOME MARKET, to patronage the concern ;.and assure the public that every eH- ertion will be made to effect sales ut satiStacto- rv pr,ces. M Manufacturers in the country who are without city agents, are informed shat they can make arrangements with the company Tor the sale of their goods and purchase of supplies on very advantageous terms

 The recent dividend of tkuee aud one ha!t per cent. on the first five months of the Company'S business the large transactions of the establish ment sin :e that tune, the facility with which lhe shares can be transfer ed, together with the ia t that the Company's business is located m thr centre of the largest manufacturing district in the country, are all tending 10 make thls stock the most desirable in the market

 Persons wishing to invest, are informed that they can do so for the present at par N"enty dollars per share) with inter est from the hfSt - stant. :,

 Orders for stock or letters on business !y mail, addressed to CHaRLES JACKSON, Agent R | Cloth Hall Co. will meet with prompt at lention. JAMES D'WOLF, President.

 DIRECTORS.

 Edward Darlington, Elisha Hnrris,

 Keniamin Hoppin, Crawford Allen, Henry P. Franklin, Edward Waco't' Charles Potter, Benjamin Cozzens. Stenheu Waterman, John Slater 2nd, Ste phen Branch, Dan'e' "feen'' Zachariah Alcn Thomas Stead, Amasa Sprayue, Thomas Trues.icIl, Richard J. Arnold, George w. HalIer, James F. Simmons.

 CHARLES JACKSON, Agent and Treasurer. GEonGE w. CUSHING, Salesman. Providence, Feh ,, Sw5e