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On Tuesday evening. Oh inst. oy Rev Lot Jones' Mr.
THOMAS PLArT jr. to Mrs COLLINS daugt.
ter OF Peter d Collins, E.q all of this city.
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SE1GNETTE BRANDY
G T. Mo OIL x co. have now lands. c.,,, Ill,
-. Ag just srived from Rochse priv Ia bsiS MA.
quarter ard eighth SIX. of this ger une ana well
brand received direct from The Old house ut Roehe,Is-r
sale from the wharf, suyeet 70 debentn by their
mil 3r-ih DAVIS HENRIQUsS o. W ali -
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
4 @. SiVAGE.o2 FULTON street. is still selling hi.
- Gold Pens fr 81 osy. pncl included Thsss pens are
by OF the Oldest makers end are quite d,Here,t
article fom the ashy hieas sold in parts Of The city
i1ltnh ~
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NEw YoEK. March :, Ist7.

X. T.
! a. WH!rrAKER,M NJ. D Present
DcAn I'm I'VE, The udents or School of Medi-
snh surgery, most gladly avail ourselves OF this
phl,y 10 gpress the great regard we rtn for
tehs ave IN tle cou for h- they
so wen deserve Tee saaui'hed which alrsa
ny our career ss medical nstraetor leaves US no
room 70 doubt Of your future psospey md thu du les
"i your very important Office Will be performed a
condac We to the wels Of the Medical Student aud in
way worthy the high character and reputation have
request your scceptsncs Of the accompanying esti
monal o. our respect and admiration and II
ana nope that you may long be spared health aud hap
pine" TO tbs of medical science joy The
you.
Z: Barbour, Georgia 4; VIM Hunter. C.n.d. West D.
loan j. D Holly, Ala. II. Y. Appleton. Ma T. A. Hop
/: + Warner n. " MIR Henry, j. L. L. Z. Green Penn
Philip II v. Riley. Ireland.
GENTLEMEN-Itisd difficult for to fud words to ex.
press me sense VIII CHI entertain Of the kindness Of this
address, and YET how feel r'ed at the
wi you have eviu ced, when lock around aid the
lam liar Of pupils and ysud wi Of given
me proofs OF their att achmeIt Much hat you have
o. eudshp bu TOO fore be langu be employed
you seek to convey Just imp ~sson Of Of the
I,ponbility which individual hat
department OF Medical Irsuc which IL
Is Indeed gentlemen, cheering and des
tined as am Il no distant perio again confront the
ards aud the tolls offs Teacher of Medicine carry with
he OF Your spprobaiion and the OF
your oee hat future iabos will be less conduc
than heretofore the welfare of the medical tuden
cept Your handsoms and g it'll much gfaca-
der an object that may Justly command the admra-
ton.
Allow gentlemen you of my heartfelt grat,.
happiness aud prosperity, bid you farewe
NIL lt~rc j. II. WHITAKER, $40 Broadway.
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ONE-EIlfHIH OF AN INVENTION.
invention for asng the speed safety of
"A boats has been secured by deposnipg esvest the
ONCE Of the United said havnx
examined and spprsysd by more than haudr
and practical men. The n~w this
commenced bu ding boat that all power
importance Of the part will be sold
sciontihc and practical for reasonable
the nvenor desiring to have n assistant aid HIM build
street. from o'clock to NJ, where drawing and full ca
PLANTATION may be seen aud heard.
mil Sire SEWALL SHoRT
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PIGEON SHOUTING.

consequence IF unfavorable weather, the grand
m teh or aoo Pigeons between i've gentlemen Of New
ORR and I'VE Of Brooklyn, postponed TIL to-day when
ma aud several other matthe will of at HE Try
hussEli.5 Shooting Ground, Brooklyn. Gentlemen sre
them 10 the ground mil itsro
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MILLINERY GOODS.
MARTIN LAWsON, Importers ADD Jobbers John
IVA treet, tpp - opelicg their Stpg lmp2
ation Of Millinery Goods sompsing every siuele IN ine
trade Tho OF buyers 10 solicited fnio i~"N'
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TO LET-lhe upper p,rt of house No 40 Green
Ei wich street between Beach and hubert streets in the
vicinity OF st. Johns fark. Rent $3.50 Or rooms
be let to gentlemen furnished or unbranded wi,hou,
,oard m n as
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AID 10 IKE LAaD
In COMMITTEE, Primes BUILDINGS, 81 WALLsT.(
NEw YORK, March 10, l857.
'INHE standing committee having been that
United yates ship Mace donian has been aced the
disposal of the Of the Navy E the purpose Of
provisions the desti people OF Ireland
having the popiey OF sending by her the
tribu iona placed Ia their hands;
But appropriations having been made by government
Tor tho expenses o. the voyage Of that ship, it
Resolved That in view the Of the responsibility
and delay which may attend shipments b. that ves,e the
committee deem TO forward by her tho
buttons under their control and dtct that q subco m.
miee psovi,iou continue the und and
them forward by small vessels rapidly a. possible
Ordered, That this resolution be published.
NJ. VAN SLHAN X,
mil Hfh Chairman. StandiDg Committee.
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u. b. CLARKE

@. b. CLARKE,
NJ ERCHANT TAIL OR, ZIG William street. opposite the
AVA New Sores-l hatter myself thst have
garment to that the purchaser has
ed his trends. and they to theirs so that nv busues
increases 10 a ge0me tri cal ratio.
shall be nv endeavor give still greater satisfaction
The genus" Sack" KEEP. resdy made.
Finest French Dress Coats made to measure, $2o
Lower qualities, $H, is, H. few Ovcreoats fne still
lsf price SIS 90
All goods bought land sold for cash. mo 6tsr
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IlE-t Df., rHiL ADJ hlA
T. MARsHAL, Lessee. w X. FLAKs. Ms~aGer
THURSDAY EVENING Mach llth, lstr,
Will perform ed Mr.. Cowley's popular omedy called
BOLD STROKE FOR HUSBAND.
Donna Olivia. ...................M Miss tnhsI
To conclude with the National Drama (wTtten BY WIN
T.emsn) C lied
THE BATTLE OF GERMANTOWN,
Or Tale OF the Tracy RangenI.---
0enerh w ashlngton niehihSs
i1eIoeu Tracy eman
Mhr'hu Whtham. aurs DoWe's
M IA KEIT, lac Lessee and Director VI the Howard
lN1 Athen cum Boston, would inform all per,one who
have business 18th him. that he found at the law
Office Of his John X Hscket Esq, Wall st., between
the Of Al and O'Clock, daily.
New York. March II, l847 mil S,issodsre
SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ,KOOM,
Corner of Broadtoay and Leonard street,
MONDAY, MARCH 9Th,
And Every Night until further notice.
(NHRlSTf . far famed and popular Band Of Minsrels
" whose unique ald nimabe Concerts recently, at the
Aihambr such universal having been for
succession OF three weeks nightly crowded WITH highly re-
pectabc and udence have the honor OF
that they will give aseries OF their popular en-
Introducing each variety o.
entirely new songs, gees, choruses, buriesQues, ke
Change ~ programme every evening.
Admission twenty five ceots.
Concert will commence at halfpast o'clock.
mi 1ss ere
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DALLEYs 4 CONNRLLs PAIN ExTR ACTOR
merchant: can be supplied with The true
articles IN any quantities, and prices that fail
90 but get the original gcuun.
MO Courtlandt stree) always be sought
Np-u COMs1OCK X co.
,,rb-Wsntsd a TO- 20 travelling agents from diasrsn
sutes' sash to furnish his own tsam fIsimsrs
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UNION COURSE, l. I.-TROT TIN


PfopTttOTk OF lh6 sbOVe
i berai patronage they have received heTeton,e ana
DESTROYS 10 promote and encourage ne heea OF io"ns
Horses offer the following purses and rsEes
No l. Purse S3eo-mile heats tey IN I'VE, 70 harness" nee
for ali trotua nurses SIS 20 20 to the SECOND best
aNo Purse SJe0two mile heats to harness. Tree Tor all
trotting horses, SIS to the second best
No sio0snils heats, best III hve to harness. nee
fer tIottIps horsss that purse over 500.
No Parse 800 mile heals best ~ i've to wagons, Tree
for uotIng horses that purse SEQ, wagon
and driver TO weiah 3Oe lbs.
No S. Purse S3o-two mile heats to harness. with 10.
side ste Of Sooha for-for sin ods to take thsu
sge fro N the hpt oil January.
No fuse sss,wo mile hests, harness, with inside
stake Of soohaf forfeit free for horses TINT uotted
for money
No Pure s3o-wo mile beats und,r the saddle. ~ith
inside stake sf forfeit free for all pseias horses
except James X Polk.
In all The above three more to mike rec ratanees
Tor the above aud stakes u close On the day
Apr,,, on or before . o'clock, NJ at Green Bsvns'
Chatham square.
Tfo,ting TO comm the last week in April.
Liberal purses will be given du INK the season
New Yo X, Nach 10, lgi1 O. bflCEk
mil Tn, sxTusrc
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SHIP BEAD AND CRACKER BAKERY
EOH SALE-lhe lease and fixtures, consisting of steam
rngioe and Machinery, comp etc, with for 100
Dds nr weekly Possession any time from tn
ting A chance Of this KIND seldom occurs Apply, 10
m0 IWec JAMkS PAIR Matfst
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A sElGNETTE BRANDY LANDING-sO Hall Pipe,
80 Quarter Casks 80 Eighth doof the and genuine
brand, aud Of very superior quality Bari
Agle, from Rochelle, and for sale BY
It. NICOLL K CO.
mil 3tss 81 and 40 From, st,.s,
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~ IRCUS-bO EhY AMPHITHEA1kE.
THIS EVENING. March II-Third Appearance Of
l. Mr. 4. Mcfarland. the Great Eighty 5smerset Man
The entertainments will commence with beautiful Tsa
Horse kntIee. Master Macfariand, the Tight hope.
Mr. Hobbs will appear his matchles aud surprising fes
OF Horsemanship
Mr. Gossn aud Mr.. Williams will appear together in
farce called The BaIbarous DENTIST
Doors open at, performance commences at y psn7.
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1872 BROADWAY, CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Bo, ton Traveller
u INGS yERBENA CKEAM-This shaving compound
~ Is all the rage, among professors
among those who prefer gather their diuna crops
The rbes nat pot Of it lasts twice long the
save the srRences declare that the Verbens Cream
dull will insure smoother face than the old
soaps with sharp steel besides the sense
softening the skin, destroyer feckIes pmplcs
&c and what 70 better than ALL in these hard times sold
almost for song
Wholesale and retail, by CHARLES II. RING,
f23 lmsrh Druggist Io2 Broad " ~ coyner iohp q,
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RYa young man; situation in wholesale grocery,
- dry goods jobbug honse Good city reference given
Address w. II. J et this Office m02tsr
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MONEY ON But rUMRY WANTED.
6h AnAn Their .abouts. wanted OH Botfnmry nn the

gu UATtUN WANTED "A young man OF goOa educa
- tion aud sddres but unfortunately without practical
knowledge ofanv business desirous Of obtain
would gladly accept suy that would afford hum present
could be useful, would be merchants office
paper but who could empo, him
he feels e doubt but that by his willingness snd assduy
he should give satisfaction Address T. at this office.
m
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RY a YOurg Woman, situation sssmst,ess,
- small family give the best OF city references
note addressed to X A this Office will imme
diate attention. milo 3tsr
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acls exported from this port during the months Of ia
huny and February in each of the past three years

FYrory. ThoM rnr FoRI OF NEw YoaE.
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T. SHEPHERD
AS opened $40 Broadway for the sale of Laees
IL EmbI oideriss aud French Fancy Goods.
T. D. is selling of cheap AT Broadway He continues
MS onsness as heretofore at 80 Broadway. m9 lw@re
WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES II
ClTY AND COUNTRY MERCH ANTS UphoI,terers
~ Pedias fnd the largest best au oh apest as
snrtment OF Shades aud materials for making and
Shades IN the ciiy-at
kelly RIKER'5 Exclusive Wiz dow Shade
ms lm&r store I9i |, huh,m .,reet ~
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YOUNG LADY wants a situation teacher in
"A school family either in the country city; go
Please call No 3J Green wieh letters post
paid, will receive immediate attention. and good reference
mo ma
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-19
ErigItlul Murder.

We have briefly mentioned the allIct-
ing event described in the following para
graph from the Delaware Express, but a
variety of considerations justify the pre-
sentation of the narrative in its more de-
tailed form. The nature OF the good
work in which the victim was employed
when life was so suddenly taken from
her, the black ingratitude and the muir
derous brutality of the slayer, aud the
slight intimatlons given of his past hlsto-
ry, all supply material for deep and sor-
rowing contemplation -
A most foul and brutal murder was
committed IN Scott township, Wayne
county, Pa, on Sabbath morning, lst ln-
slant, upon the person of the wife of Rev.
Gcrshom Williams of that place, by a
brute in human form Who calls himself
Harris Bell.
Mrs. Williams was engaged III con
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ductng Sabbath school, and had start
ed OH foot some half hour before her hus-
band, for the school, having TO pass
through copse of woods OH the way
When Mr. Williams and family arrived
at the school-house they were alarmed
upon hearing that Mrs. w. had not yet
arrived, and commenced an immediate
search, first among the neighbors, then
the road side. They soon found her,
lying some 20 feet from the highway,
dead, and bearing evidences that her per-
son had been violated Suspicion was
at once attached to Bell, who is an Eng
lishman, and who had been IN the vlcini-
ty for some days, and but the day prcvi-
Gus had been at the house of Mrs. w.
begging, she having furnished him with
coat and other articles of clothing. -
lie was found within half mile from the
murdered woman, stroling about, and
when taken and charged with the crime,
carelessIy said che guessed she was not
dead-that he did not mean to kill her,
but that she fought so hard and screamed
so loud that he maS obliged TO ch0kc her
TO stop her noiSeP
The villain says he came from Eng
land some six years since-that in the
old world his parents brought him up to
stealing and robbing-that he has been
) years during his stay in America in the
Penitentiary i'll the city of Philadelphia
that he started from there some weeks
since to practice his business in these
parts. He appears perfectly indifferent
as to his fate. The ncighbors of the la
dy were so excited by his indifference that
it was almost impossible to prevent them
from hanging hIm up upon the spot (;
better counsel, however prevailed. lie
was examined and confined safely III
IIonesdalc Jail.
The following description of the muir
derer is given by the lIonesdale Demo
crat
Bell is from twenty-five to thirty
years old, dark complexion, of medium
height, thick set, straight and well built,
has slight scar on hIs forehead, Il dis
tinct one on his upper lip, and large
scar OH each arm just above the wrist,
produced by scaldng his nose is un-
commonly small and appears to he who'll
ly destitute of bone, head large, forehead
full, look repuIsive and brutal, general ap-
pearance that of a hopeless outcast and
vagabond."
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Correspondence Of The Hernid.l
Letter from the West.
Broadmay Hotci, Cincinnati,
Ohio, JuiY 20tk, lS17.
My DEAR SIR:-

My DEAR SIR:-
| arrived here last night from St.
Louis, after passage Of five days /; but
my coming has been one of sorrow and
sadness rather than joy and happiness
There is no place in the West that |
have looked forward to visiting with feel
ings Of so much pleasure as Cincinnati,
and now to have them all blasted, and
SO suddenly too, casts a veil of deepen
ing gloom over my mind which it was
but poorly prepared for. But all these
lessons arc the silent and salutary admo-
ntions of an all-wse Providence, re-
mndng us that earth's iaircst flowers
must fade, and that the blossoms of early
and devoted friendship may soon wlthcr
on the tomb of decayed hope; it is loud
warning TO us to be also ready, for the
Reaper may soon Gull our spirits for the
skies.
Invent up this morning to the residence
of warm and valued friend, Mrs. JANE
TAYLoE WoKTHINGToN, an authoress ol
distinguished reputation, and after kind
and most hospitable greeting from her
husband, ! -nquircd after his estlmabIe
lady. His calm but saddcncd reply,
She is dead" sent such a thrill to- my
soul that il was some moments before ]
could speak. | had not drcomcd even Of
such a thing, for she informed me, Il
short time before left home, that she
expected to pass the present summer ~
Newport; my feelings can better be lm-
acined than described, at the reception of
such mourniu intelligence What is
there worth living for in this life, when
those to whom we are most attached, and
in whom our brightest hopes for the flu
ture are all centercd, are suddenly torn
from us, at an unexpected moment, and
hardly without warning
Possessed of brilliant talents, highly
educated, and with heart i'll which was
ccntcred all the noblest elements Of our
nature, my departed friend was respected
and beloved by all, and, though 50 young,
she occupied an envable position i'll the
literary world. Her writings, which, for
some years past, have graced the pages of
our Magazines, were characterized by a
grace and dignity of style, classic rich
ness of expression, and a melody OF
thought, entirely unsurpassed 10y our
most polished authors; all the refinement
of soul, all the strength aud beauty oI
mind, and all the domestic virtues wci,
concentrated in her Such being wa.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Es91a lH0lassS.
Notice.

TIME Town Council OF the town of Newport,
Il have appointed Capt. George Vaughan a
Constable for the town of Newport, who is du-
ly qualified as the law directs, whose special
duty it shall be, to see that all the laws of the
State and of the town, in relation to offences
committed within this town, be strictly enforc-
ed, for the good government OF the town, and
it is made his duty TO look after and complain
of all violations of said laws, and to exercise
his authority in suppressng all disorderly and
riotous conduct. BY order,
AugG. b. B. ROWLAND,
Council Clerk.
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New Arrangement.

r Cf<SshaTHE new and elegant steamer
lr.1asil-ESS PERRY, Capt. Woolsey on
rfsSs.sE.-1 rf-1 and after Monday July l2lh,
will leave Sayer's Wharf, Newport for Provi-
dence, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at
o'clock, A. M, and o'clock, p. NJ, leaving
Providence for Newport the same days as at 10
o'clock, A. Nj.
Will leave Brastow's wharf, Providence, for
Newport on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at 7 A. NJ, and 8 O'Clock, P. M. leaving
Newport for Providence the same days at | |
o'clock, a. M.
BY this arrangement persons from Boston
can leave there in the morning train of cars
and arrive in Newport, between II and IL o..
clock. A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, they will arrive at o'clock, L. nj.
after having few hours in Providence.
IS. Persons wishing to make an excur-
sion to Newport, can leave Boston on Saturday
afternoon by the Fall River route and arrive
at Newport at o'clock, L. NJ. and leave
Newport at 8 o'clock, A. NJ on Monday
morning, and arrive at Boston between 9
and 10 o'clock the same morning. Fare 80
cents
ar All persons are forbid trusting any one
on account of this boat or owners, without All
order from the Captain. June s.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-19
7. Mumford Scabury,
HAVING Iust returned from

~ HAVING Just returned from N. York.
Nwould call the attention of the Ladies to
his splendid assormcntof of Cater Boots of differ
ent styles and colors. Also Misses and Chill
drcn's Cater Boots and Shoes, together with
the most splendid lot of stock for the manulac-
ture of the same, ever offered IN this market,
comprising English and French Kids, French
Morocco of different colorN and beautiful as
sorlment of French Salins aud LaSlingS, for
Gaitcrs.
Call and csamnc ior yourself at No. 10,
Thames street May y