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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Schools IN VIRGINIA "A project to estab.
lish free schools in Albermarle county, Va.
has been voted down by the people, by a
large majority. A w.iter in the Richmond
Republican hopes the subject will never be
brought forward again, TO disturb our har-
mony and social peace
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The Territorial Court. Of Minnesota have
just been opened. Twenty attorneys were
admitted to practice, which certainly will be
thought sufficient rumber for population of
not more than five thousand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

~The excellent steamer Perry, Captain
Gber. Woolsey, will visit New Bedford on
Tuesday next, on an Excursion which is Civ
en- by the Acquidneck Brass Band, of this
town. The benefits, in pecunary point Of
view, arising from the excursion will be re-
ceivsd by the Band. This Band is composed
Of enterplising men Who possess fine musical
talents and who have associated thenseIves
together for the purpose Of allordIng our citi-
zens music on public occasions, Be-, when
their services are needed. They have been to
a good deal Of expence for instruction &C.,
and are now about purchasing an appropriate
uniform.
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None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
Aug. %.
A. tne sp,ing returns guard your n. nj tn
by using


d.. C,rbett'S Shakr Compound Concentrated
SYRUP OF SAR>APARlLLA.
! This medicine has pr wed TO be ,st valuable
in the following diseases Chronic inflammation
OF tho digssty. Organs, Dyspepsia OF lndig,s.
ION, Jaundice, Weakness and SoutneSs Of the
bmach Rheumatism and Salt Rheum, Func-
ional di 'order Of tn. Liver, Chronic EIuption~
Of lho skin, ara all scruiulous Diseases. Also
liz Is found To be an invaluable remedy for the
/, Erysipela-, and that dis ressiDg disorder the
Asthma Ii hss proved highly beneficial in
some cases of Dfrpsy, Dyscntery, DiArrhpa
4 1t will b. found by observation thoi manv Of
tie above disorders, and also that fatal disease,
Ph,his Pulmonalis, or Consumption, generally
/ originate in a scroiulouS state OF the system
and 10 cure such diseases, we must remove the
primary cause Ii Will hkewise be found tha
! JiN A,Cs of the Llycr often orig nate with per
sons OF scrofulous habit, and are called live.
con plants but il is well establi> he'd fact tha
before such liver complaints can be- permanent
! ly cured this scrofulouS dAtheSs must be re-
moved.
4 That this is the effect " 'his Syrup hun,
\ dreds VI the most competent judges. who hav-
! been and iolt the virtue OF ITS sanaiive po--an
can bear witness. u Is a laxative, diurcctir,
tonic, and greatly slterat'e, and j. Prep rec
from the best aud most virtuUus alternatives od
the vegetable kingdom without the additiop "f
any mineral subsistence whatever III a peri
iectly safe medicine, and may be taken nj any
tine without regard 10 weather or exercise
EDWARD BRINLtY n co,
Sole proprietor Boston, Mass.
For sale by Il. X HAZARD. Newport.
! Aug 90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The THREE WAsHINGToNs.-A corrcspon-
singular coincidence that the name of Wash
ing,on should be employed to designate not
only the creates, of American patriots and
soldiers, but also the creates, of Americaa
writers and painters-W ashington Irving and
Washington Alls,on-Nat. Int.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The editor of the Alta California estimates
that in November next, the population of that
country will consist Of $1,000 Americans,
o 1000 Californians, and 10000 of other ma
tOns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

We regret to announce the death of Charles
w. Holden proprietor of Holden's Magazine,
in California. lie died on the 18th of June,
on the Upper Sacramento, of bilious dysen-
terry, after few days sickness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Miss Dix THE PHILANTHRoPIsr.-A letter
from Pctou, IN. S. dated about 7th inst,
states that Miss Dix made but short stay in
hat place. She was well received by the
government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

III The Ancient aad Honorable fraternity
of Free and Accepted Masons Of St. Johns
Lodge, No l., were out yesterday at the
funeral of their deceased brother Peleg Kai9hn
Esq. The music was by the Band flom Fort
Adams there is something peculiarly solemn
in the Dead March at one of these funerals.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The London Herald calls the United States
g the non-religious nation.'' To become a
:" religious nation" we must follow Great Bri-
tain, and have its pious establishment, its
tithes, its crushed masses, itS Ireland, and In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

" Henry, my love. ] wish you would drop
that book and talk with mel feel so dull, "
A long silence and no reply. go! Henry
my foot's asleep" Is it, well don't talk
dear, you might wake it,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
To TIrit-GrowcrS.
FRUIT AyD 9BGiHENTiI TREES

fhJii h"b JAAAhLNidL EGLES
t',A The suh,cslhc', wishing to maSp some
-A-s ...e-a,ioa. N U.. t.u -gtOunis, oaes Tor
" some extra sized trees, consisting # lhc
FEAR and PLUM, in bearing state
Also lstge-H2cd APPLE, CHERRY and
cher Fruit Trees, OIaameGal Tees, ShrO5s
&c,
Persons wishing TO DTocure Extra + ne
Tees, G, large size vlli please call, make their
selections and mark thc sam: curing tscc com
IN autumn. Ins pearirer. are al. Uogs j on
seedlings, and arc OF tho best Quality. h Few
thousand dwarf peas trees - = bearing = te
or QCinCe.
TuLlpS-intvo hurdred superior varieties;
otdcrS for which should be made previous to
the fr,t 81 NIycmber
BUCKriiORNS Two hundred and twcn,,
thousand Buoklhoyns--onc, two, ard ,S-ee years
old.
The whole tre offered Tor Slls,' tie lowest
market prices SAMUEL WALKER,
Eustis street RoIbury.
RoIbury, Sept II, C~, Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The most criminal Of all men, is he who
takes advantage Of unsuspecting confidence,
to work out any ends but those for which thai.
confidence WIS given in full faith.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
For Sale.

THE FARM, tormerly the residence OF r X
4 Randolph, Esq, OF about 100 acres, ,liua
ted III MlddIelowu, IA miles rom Newport. be
tween The East aud Nest Roads. wih nom.
lortatle dwelling house, large barn aud crib, an
orchard, 10 acres Of Woodland the whole
farm II walercd Also
A Farm in Tlveron of about % acres for
merly the property OF Weston Hicks, ESQ, with
dwelling house, situated about an equal dis
tarce Fl ON the Stone Bridge and fal River.
Also, IA dwelling house on u. DAD Street in
this town, containing Twelve finished roons
with good Well and CsteIn aud large garden
IN the rear.
The prop,ry as above described will be sold
on Application to the subscl iber--and posses
sion given Immediately
ANNE VI. RAND 0LPH.
Execute Of the'last will Of
A 10 A =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

An author says that "prde was never made
for man." 1t is diflicul, to tell who it wat
made for. Man has, however, monopoized q
good share of it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
JUNE %.
n T. w BOO IL ;.
For Sale, or Circulation.
JAMES HAMMoMD's.

ia WI Us II A Iu NI - ~ ~ D.
3lll Deer SlGlkcTs or circumstantal evidence
atale ofIhc South Wcs'ern COLONIES, Ivy
Frank E1ttcaer
3il2 Holidays abroad or Europe from the
Wc,t. by Ms hirtd1f,
3Il3 Dumb Love, trans from the German of
Aupust Musaus. hy I. CaItu.c
3ili a History ct Wonderful in,citions, H.
luslraicd with numerous ngtaungs,
500 Men OF Capital hy Ms. 6're,
519l Rival Bcau,i'si novel by
" V P5'a0c,
j192 Old London Bridge; ot the days OF
Henry VII, by L. Hvtc'i RoarcH,
j7g3 Narrative OF the United states c,pcdl-
tion to the River Jordan and the Dead
Sea, by =. LgFsH,
51gi Ninevoh and its remains, with an ac-
G un, ofa visit to the Cha'dcan CHRIS
dams If kurdiran and the Nerzi1is "
D,ul Is orshlpsrs and an inquiry into
the manners and arts ofthe ancicntAs-
syrans, by dhsiH IT, L"yM
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% illarine Intelligence. 10
PORT OF NEW PORT.
ARRIN IsID.

FRIDAY, Sept II
schr Laurel, Thomas, from Bangor for
Gfeenport.
Sloop Ann B Holmes, Davis, from Albany
for Fall River.
Barque A u Himbal, Sleeper, from Pictou
for for Y River.
SATURDAY, Sept. Is
Barque Cherokee fm Charleston : & waiting
II ders.
Schrs Elisha Brooks, Davis, fm Falmouth for
" Y; Florida, Nicker.on, Providence Tor vir.
ginis Jeroleman, Cushing, n. Bedford Tor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

INTERNATioNAL ART USIoN.-The follow
ing letter from the managers of the In,ernaiion-
al Art Union, has been received by Henry
Tisdae, Esq, the Secretary for this town, by
which it will be seen that the distrbu ion Of
paintings, DC, will be postponed until the
10th Of January, one month, in order to give
The public an opportunity to examine the
beautiful paintings presented by the French
Government
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
lya GDZMKGEhC. G

TIiE subscribe haze concentrated their
l. business d 70 med II coparneship this day
under the name * firm OF
NEWTON BROTH Ps
and Will continue their former business on n
more extensive plan at No lo6 ~ lSS Thames
street, corner Of Pelham; and respectfully So
.lcit a continuance Of patronage
EDWARD +. NEWTON,
JAMES Il. NEWTON,
June 2S 1919 WILLIAM NEWTON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
Bank Stock.

= SHARES in the capital stock Of the Rhode
I Island Union Bank, for particulars enquire
OF JEREMIAH GOODSPF ID,
Auction a. Commission Me hant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
rSOm t1e CherOho &c COUntry.
E.nxn,a LII - I-Iz

1 Opirion o. Or. J. h. RdRdaH on the merit .
II HHtar Bahom # Uiid Gerry.
Il W. have been induced in consequence of
the Ieuefts received from this medicine, to add
our testimony IN favor ofitS extraordinary heal
ing properties. We take great pleasure in STA
ting, that We have frequently used it ourselves
and administered it to others during the past
\ year, IN cases Of obstinate coughs, culdS. Sore
| ness Of the ch gI' &c and always 9th the
most happy resgts We therefore cheerfuiy,
/ leeconmcnd to all afflicted with the above dis
a." TO try the Bdlsam oil Wild Ch,rry = Ma
rjc.a Hcl,cor
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapp,r.
| For sale BY r. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Ou, Of 90 deaths n New Haven, Connect
cut, in August, 80 were by cholera.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The editor of a paper down east offers a
premium for the best Dunning Address to his
delinquent customers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The undersigned having associated himself
wiih his Brothers as above, takes this 0ethod
OF tcndcrne his thahks TO his customers for tho
very liberia. 6tironfge hat mas been extended
TO him End will be much graiifed for con.
uungnre Of the same oil The lower store, where
eveil iuducene Il " NJ be made to CRAFTY their
wishes. WILLIAM NEWTON.
NewpOrt limo - $40
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MARRIED..
uniform.

In Blanfo Mass, Sept. 3, by Rev C. J.
Hin sdale, Mr.. Elisha w. Browning of South
Kingston 70 Miss Susan +. Watson, daughter
of Mr.. George B. Watson.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
PERFECT e. f:.I:A--E.

Such an effect has the knowledge Of the
Facts had upon the practice of Physicians of a
Second rate, that they have tried ia our own
Stree Stale, to get bill lassed preventing rhc
!e Of any Medicine or Compound. unless
prescribed by themselves; bnt 1t would not do:
The people say It shan not be Where is the
man who would prohibit the sale ola Medicine
that performs such cures as the loilumng:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
RuD5ers! lkGbbers!!

]. e. WALES & co. would also inform the
public that they have been rpp'intcd Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Metallic Rub
ber hoe Company also for Isaac IIarlshorn sx
Cos Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes and for The
largest and best importers ofPara Ruhbcrs in this
country. all Of whom authOnLe Us TO SCI at,Ae
q owest prces on liberal term.
Now on hand, 0,0O0 Pairs Of v,rious
Ru bcss. Boston July 2 Kind
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

GLoRY.-Thcy have tavern in Cincinnati
called the "Kossuth House."
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CoURr or PRoBATE, !

MddIcloWn, Sept, II, ToT3'N
tTHE Executors lith account on the Estate
i OF Isaac Barker, late OF Middlctown, dec,
was presented fur examination and allowance.
1t is ordered that the same be received an ! The
consideration thereof referred 10 Cou't OF
Probate TO 10 holden at the Town House In
MIddetown, on the Sd Monday of October,
next, At one o'clock, +. NJ, and that previous
notice he given by publishing copy of this
order three successive weeks in The Herald OF
the Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time aud place, and be heard,
A True Copy,-wltucss,
JOSHUA COGGES HALL, Prob tCIk.
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My>p,JIII, NOTICE.

W N'"A''' W. ~ ~
~ HE Towns Committee for relocating the
L WIndmllls, having made arrange ,nenis with
the owners of the four Mills at the head oil
Broad street will offer the same Tor sale at
Auction on SATURDAY, september 2'th, al
10 o'clock A. M,--if The weather should be
stormy the s-le will he adjourned to the next
fair day. The sale will be upon the condition
of removing tho Mills IN a reasonable tme Al
'hc expense Of the purchaser; the number of
DAYS allowed for the removal and the conditions
in other respects will be made known at the
time of sale.
EDW'D w. LAWTON,
BENJAMIN FINCH, iCommlttse
MICHAEL FREEBORN.)
For further information, apply to
sept l9tS SAML 4. ARKER, Auct' nr
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In consequence Of The above arrangement, il
Is ~ important lhat all debis due previous To
Isl oi. January should be settled immed lately.
EF& j. II NEWTON,
WILLIAM NEWTON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
NEM YORK. Sent. 10th. 1919.

/
The enclosed official letter will appiize you
of the gratifying intelligence, that we have
received three Pictures from the exhibition of
tho Tuileries in Paris the gift of the French
Government, to the International Art Unlon--
ior distribution TO the subscribers, for lS49.--
| These pictures cannot arrive in New York
under two or three months and in order to
give the public an opportunity of examining
them it has been found necessary to Postpone
the annual drawing for one mon,h-Or TO the
10Th Of January. This will give you an op-
portunity of Announcing to your citizens, the
Imuniicent bcquest of the French Government
TO our Institution and we expect to hear ia
vorable accounts Of the emulation to possess
these splendid paintings, which will be excited
among all lovers Of the Arts.
REPUBLIC OF FRANCE.
LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY,
MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR,
9th Division, Department of the Arts,
lst Bureau.
PARIS, August ID, lo4c.
MEssRs MANAGERS:
have the honor to announce TO you, that
have decided that three pictures, now in the
Exhibition OF the Tuilcries, shall he presented
to the Institution which you have established
in America, under the name Of the lNTERNA-
r.oNAL ART UNION. These pclares are:
The Conversion, by M. GENDRoN.
Liberty, by M. LANDELLE.
The Fish Market, by M. DuvALLE-CAMus
1t is my desire, in presenting these pictures
TO the International Art Union, to aid it in OBJ
tanning the hudable object which it has in
view. and 10 bear witness to the sympathy in
spired by these efforts to extend in another
country the popularity Of the works of The
schools of France.
Accept, Gentlemen, the assurance Of my
distinguished consideration.
(Signed) DUFAURE,
Minister Of the Interior.
To MEssRs. GoupIL, VIBERT, 4 Co.
Managers OF the International Art Union.
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SHOE BUYERS, NO WIS YOUR TINE
CASH AHEAD Oh ALL COMPETITIONS!
r. e.. WALES & co.

Corner of Broad and Central s,s., Boston,
Are determined 10 cell best Bsols and shoes
n this country and at the loMe.t Prces.-by
the package or dozen.-fo6 Cash only.
Buyers, call aud see for youIs elves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Hon. Theodore Freinghuysen has beer
elected President OF Rutgers College, n. }.
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PER ARDUA.'

! And upon breaking the seal of the a e on pa nv
NJ packet, they learn that the successful compc-
20. was Henry Grafton Cla!k, Nj ID. of Bees:
! on.
They propose the following suhjcc r for ls49
! lst. The History of Medlcui Deluions OF the
pre.cni and former times.
ID. Asiatie Cholera It's hisiTy,. nsiurs NJ
best moGe OF treatment.
! Fortho best dissertation on each of these SUBJ
jects me Tf.siees will pay the sum OF fifty dol
| lars.
Dissertations with m ito written thereuron
and also acc mpanied by sealed packet hav
nag the same mot o written up"n the outsid-
and with the authors name aud place of resi-
deuce within must be transmitted free of ex-
pense, 20 ther of the Trustees, on or before.
the f,sl Wednesday in May.
THOMAS Il. WEBB, Sec'ry.
Ifco.voh:ent the dissertations may be address
ed to Thomas II. Webb, Secretary OF tbe Fiske
'und Trustees, boston. Aug2
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AGENTS.
DR. II X HAZARD, J
X TAYLOR, Newport
CGC HAZARD.
JOHN llEADLY, p,,t.,,o,,h
JOHN TALMAN,
RICHARD = 4. DRAKE, Titerton.
JOSEPH g. LUTHER, swaD,ey.
sept 4mo
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F;ske Medical Prize On pstion,,

F;ske Medical Prize On rstiom,,
V6NIiE Trustees Of the Fiske Fund, consist
a ing OF the President and two Vice PresI
dents Of the Rhode Island Medical society
VIZ; S. augustus Arnold NJ. h., Of Pow
dence. Geo. Capron, NJ. d. Of Providence, and
Hiram Men, NJ d. of Cumbcrleud, al the and
nual me1ehg the Society, held June q, IS49.
nRounccd that the premium OF Fifty DoIlais,
Altered by thcu in lslS fIr the best disse rlaiion
on tie subject of
ship Ftrer, 50 eolled, its history. nd the
81 mo!e o( hoatacHt
Had been awarded to the nuiho- ci the disscr-
,ston tearing the MOTTO
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BY TELEGR ApI.

BosroS, Aug. LIP. NJ.
There have been reported, since yesterday, deaths
from cholera Of whom were Americans, and TO-
reigners. There are new remaining in the Hospital
10 cases. The deaths have fallen of one. half
PRo,iprscr, Aug II, 1s4a
terday.
TAvsres, Aug. II, 1s4o.
There we're reported, yesterday, deaths from oho-
lera. All the In this place. so far have proved
fatal.
ALr.sy, August IT-6PM
Seven cases Of cholera and six deaths are reported
today No new cases or deaths at Rochester
BrrraLs, Aug lT-2PM NJ.
There have been - eases Of cholera and 10 deaths
during the twenty four hours ending at noon tbi,
day.
WasHiScroS, Aug II, 1S4o.
There : a. been case Of cholera In the wash.
ington Aims House.
PartAprIrHrs, Aug IL, 1s4o
The report Of the Board, day, IL but cases and
death. The death was In the county prison
frrsnvneH, Aug II, 1910 "A
birmingham Is almoet deserted, and business sus-
pended Charcoal 10 burning In the streets all day
The disease is confined TO where II frst broke out and
where Il died within the past twenty four hours
MONTREAL, AUG. II. IsIo
There we're intermcnts, caused by cholera In this
city to day
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Shipping Intelligence.

-. - Boston, August ".
Arrivsd-slip Phenis. Sag n.rbOr barb Union. Bslti-
mingtop, NC Rot Ramsey, Baltimore; Casds Mary Far
Geo Ryan 81 Lawrence Hudson, and Charles Phiiadei
rhia schrs Sarah Lewis NOrleap 9TH ins Ludvg Fred
eretsinrr Btsuchsmr, Norfolk Groton Admiral Susan
Josephine, Bascomte Mars BILL Albeit, Newark, NYork
ssgansw, Albany, signett, Eondout
Clearsd-Bark kch NOrleans brigs Clsrmont Chares-
town shaksyesrs Philaderhiai schrs Mason, Curacao
ton commoaors ksarnsy, Nrorh. Wv
clsarsd-Bris Rush. BusnOs Ayrc. -
Anivsd-ship ROvlsnd, Liverpool brig Plato, Havana
-. SAfr., August Is.
ArrveS-Bris Potomac, Gsn,ebar April 2th Marrunssr
10th, 81 Hsens July 1st Left at st Hclers shps Jo
stIne ssg Barbor 100 barrels Phocion Nedford 500 So
rhoc oni bsrts Aaris Nantucket from anzebsr 1850 sr
for home, Nimrod sag Harbor 200 VIII, 100 ST. bound
cruise had sirped l0 and 900 bone BY Phocion schrs
Crescent Gcorretovp, DC.
Cleared-sohrB Mexican, Philadelphia
saiIsd-Bris chrs.isns, san trsus,sss, Cal
Arri,ed-schrs N Smith, Richmond; Geo WasSisstcn,
Dart ard Frsrkn, DO; " Candy Philadelphia Matilda,
kehnond. 10th. sloor Report NYort.
Sailed lbth-schrs Delight and Notice. Philadelphia.
Called shir Milo, Indian oeear.
HOLMES UoLr, August ~.
Arrved-Soir Balance, Port Prince July 1s aad from
Boston.
Providence, August I6.
Arrvsa~-scirs Smith Baltimore; james ssmuel,
Ovoca, and Psrssverauce Phadelphis Marquis Smyrna.
Delaware; Tgrs and Crecian, Albany soop Juno NNor
WIN nepry, Smith N Mead, and Aataris, Philaisl-
phsi pit sietse Rondout slocrs Rhode leland, and RAJ
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ST HNARy.
BY THE MAILS.
Hotels.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Eypresident John Ty Ter and family yirapia. e Al,
Seymour, Y. n Lieut. II. b. Arthur. U 3 A Lien,
Eush, U. 8 A.; Col u. Randall, Us.A cart Roberts
U. y. Al Capt. n Dawson, u. y. A., and lsdv. r. a
Roy u y. Eng Capt X. Cuiiard, ,. A. Beardsisv San
iranciscoi DR. Leach and lady. New Orleans wrr,
among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving House
Lieut. II. A. Wise, UsN.. s at the New ork Hotel
Hon John swift, Philadelphia; 4. J. Bliss a. IS N
and Col p fitzgerald, arrived yesterday at the Ameri
can Hotel
Hon Joseph II. Chandler, Philadelphia, and Hon. 8
s. Prentice, are in Boston.
Rev. Theobald Mathew was az Roxbury, Mass on
Thurday. and Of ID. dham yesterday.
RI Pr, sident Van Buren, lefs BTsttleboro, Vt, on
Tuc,dsy last, for kinderhook
The Hon Abbott lawrence our Minister A. the
Court Of st. James arrived In Washington on Thurs.
day.
We understand that the Hon. William c. Rivea nj
Virginia Minister TO France passed through wash
ipgon vest, rday, with his family, route 20 the seat
Of his mission- R,psbiic, s7Hg II.