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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

New YoRK STATE REGISTER This is
the title of a new Wing daily paper jus,
commenced in the city Of Albany. II is
noble looking sheet, and makes its enree
in good style. The design Of this journal
is to afford the great body Of the Conserv-
alive Wing party in the Empire State an
opportunity to advo ate their views, and
especially 10 oppose those ullralsms which
have been, and may again be, advanced in
the race of progress. Tbs State Register
appears under the auspices of largo ma
jority OF the Wing members of Congress
representing New York, and also of lha,
eminent patriot and statesman, the Vice
Presiden, of the United States. The first
four numbers are very favorable exhibit
ions Of the tact and ability of the editors
An article upon The Union, and one upon
the speech of Mr.. Webster both appear to
us as belonging to the highest cliss
newspaper writing. The tone Of the ed-
tors is in consonance with the patriotic
and peaceful sentiments of the great De-
fender Of The Constitution and the effort
Of Mr. Seward is treated with decided OPP
position, yet couched in respectful dissent.
We have long felt that the great Wing
part of New York woull be compelled to
erect a standard around which, at the Cap
itol Of the State, they could concentrate a
manly and strenuous opposition to that
Demagoguesn and trickery which have
so marked many of the movements Of ac-
tive and restless politicians.
Messrs. Fuller a. Seward, the editors,
ale gentlemen of high personal character,
and emlnently adapted % their task, by
long devotion to the cause, and they are,
we believe, sustained by some OF the bcs,
pens in the country. We co,dialy greet
the Register, and wish i, a prosperous ca
reef.
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Cy@1he Examination of lhe Senior De-
parttnen, of the Public Schools, in this
iowa, was continued Monday evening"
The exercises wele in Geography, and In
tellec,ua Algebra. The Maps drawn on
the black board were executed with much
accuracy and then explained very correctly
by the Scholars. Their performances in
Algebra pleased us exceedingly and the
prompness with which they worked out
the propositions, some Of them really re-
quirng moments Of thought on Tie part of
any one, indicated not only clear under
standing of The subject, bnt power Of in
te.lec,uali,y which gives promise of much
for the future. The Hall was very much
crowded by ladies' and gentlemen, I'll OF
whom appeared to be highly pleased.
The classes examined Monday were
those of Mr.. StCrtevant, Mr.. Marcy
and Miss Dennis.
The Schools of Mr.. Bean and Miss
Roberts were examined yesterday
The exercises commenced with Read
ing and Spelling, this was followed
by Grammcr and History. Miss. Rob
erts' School sung several pieces, very
admirably; the sweet voices OF the
children harmonized very beautifully,
making a grateful melody, Several
Of the boys worked sums in Algebra,
and particularly in fractions, with
promptness and ease, wi ich we think
it would have been difficult for many
Of Mrgo' groch 10 have performed,
who were present as spectators.
The exercises in the afternoon were
in Reading, Geometry, Algebra and
Arithmetic. The performances were
of higher order than any we have yet
/ listened to. The Geomctrical and AL
gebracal illustrations were highly cred
liable, quite equal to may we have
seen by the Freshman Class during
their first Collegiate term.
We shall speak tomorrow of the
exercises last evening, and make some
general remarks on the subject.
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H. Fall River, on the ! ilh inst, Margaret Davis,
daughter Of Asa and Los sherman, aged 2 weeks.
Ia lawmckct, 2sth inst, Philip Baker Bower,
son Of Albert T.. Bowers, aged ~ years.
la Portsmouth, 22d ult., Patience H. Cornell,
wife Of Edward VI. Cornell, aud eldest daughter Of
christopher and Mary D!,c, in tie 2hh year Of
her age.
IL Bristol, on the 2Sli ult., Mr.. Winsn iIcnry
ilancWster, agcI " wears.
Al Spencer, Mass. Mr. Elijah Ifcar.cy, a rev
oluionary pcnsionrr, aged 100 years and 23 days.
la Goshen, Mass, Sh ult., Major Ambrose
Strong aged 93. He fought conspicuonsly ii the
Revolutionary War, aud has taken the Hampshire
Gazctr cscr SINCE il establishment, 63 sc;ls.
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TIE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

''N''ib, ~ IL
JIIIS Company was chartered in June, lSiS,
i and went into operation IN October following
since which, it has issued 36ij Policies, covering
by Insurance more than two and "A half millions Of
property. The whole amount of property now at
risk is -, ,ij7, 600.
The aggregate Capital of the Company amounts
to ~IJO,O0O.
In accordance Nth the provisions Of their Char
ter. the Directors have divided the property at
risk into the following FoUR tLAssEs-cach be-
ing liable for it, own losses.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which insurcs for
six years, i composed entirely of Farmers prop
crty, ON which they have nov insured -is6.OOO.
VILLAGE CLASS, m-mcs safe property in
Towns and Villages. such as Dwelling Houses,
their contents out buildings, &c., for sN Ncars.--
The amount now at risk in this class Is ,-6O3,O 900.
MERCANTILE CLASS, nsurcs for three
years and is constituted ui Stores, NcrChandlzc,
Public Houses, Churchcs, Printing Offices, SC.
The amount Of property now ut risk in this class
H. = 5000
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Glass
is composed Of mos: kinds of hazardous property,
with the exception Of steam risks-n which the
amount insured is ~GlO,OOJ.
The Company have, thus far, been very tortu-
nate; the whole aggregate of lpsscs in the three
first classes combined, does not amount To $1,000
since the Company went into operation. They
are nov an have been for several months past,
issuing at the rate Of 5000 Policies vcr annun.-
Their capital is consequently lapld!y increasing,
and the Directors with confidence commend the
Company to the public, as a medium Of Insurance
founded upon the most equitable PRINCIPLES and
promising the most favorable rcsullt.
The above report was MA e the lilst 81 January,
since which time, a Large number Of Policies have
been issued.
DIRECTORS.-J. \. Potter, Asa Fowler,
\. :. Chandler, r. +. Trcadwcl, \. Baker, John
Gass, y. B. Baker, Xrms Clement, 4. Bean, u.
w Sauborn, George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfarland, Il. +. Page.
J. 4. POTTER, President
J. T.. LhSG, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office at the twt'd
States Hotci, Newport, and ~ Westminster street,
Providence.
NIB. Mr.. Adams will be- NJ his Office in New
port, Inesday and llodn,sidy Of each week.
Mario d&w3m
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UPPersons who have houses to let dur
ing the coming season would do well to
advertise them, and they will be very GER
tain to secure tenants. APP licauons are
made to us almost every day, by gentle
men who come here from the cities for the
purpose of obtaining houses, and If those
who desire To let, only make it known,
there will be no difficulty about renting
them to good tenants. More houses have
been engaged than we have ever known
before at any previous season.
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TIE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SIiAWIS AND SILK GOODS!

JEW EFT & COTT,
No. = MN %hrd,
IIAyE received for Lc Spring trade of 1850.
truly magnificent assortment OF SHAwLs,
SILK G0oDs, Sc, which is submitted TO the pub
lie for approval.
CAsuNLRE Lose and SQUARE SHhwLs-
PLAIN EMBRoIDEEEDa aud DAMAsK FIGURED
SQUARE SHAwLs---BLACk SILK SHAwLs ,---
or, to sum up the catalogue, o0y k7nd N Mouis,
---Rich and Elegant, ,--t tommuu aud Substantial,
Low Priced aud Expensive.
Black and Fancy Cplorcd Silks for Dresses in
the same unlimited variety of Styles and Qualities
Camrlcon Satin de Chimes and French ~atins.
Canton and India Silks and ShaNs.
Grape and Cashmere Nantlcs and Scarls.
French Sacks, Nlitcs and Mantillas, in true
PAis styles, and Rich Silks in suitable widths for
all these ARTICLES.
Mourning Shavls m silk Goods Of all kinds
Also, fine Bombazincs and Alpaccas, ide
silk Ncvcts for Nsitcs aud Shawls.
Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpool or
llayrc adds something new TO our assortment,
keeping it ever fresh and attractive. All Purcha-
scrs, (Hcipiiag the Laoi,eS massc) are assured
of our intention 10 present at all times the Best
Goods-- the Largest Variety -'nd at uniform Low
Plccs.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. 2 MILK STREET,
A few steps from Washington ST., BOS7ON.
Mao is3n
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PEOPLES NUT UAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
" oRCEsrER, MAss.


rluilS Cumpan, commenced operations in Nav,
i ISi7, aud has received so lhclal q patronage,
that it has obtained permanent character ior pru.
dent mangcmcn', not surpassed 10y any Company
in the commonwealth, taking 80 gIcut yarict,
of safe risks.
The Directors feel Justified in recommending
this Institution to the favorable consideration OF
the public, plcdging themselves that every cfoit
shall he made their part, Ia continue lI> pros
pcrity, and furnish such a security against loss by
fire, ~ shall remove all anxiety ON the pant Of
those insured.
They have an Agent Tor the State of Rhode Is
land, who is thoroughly acquainted 18th the prin-
cprs of Insurance. Tho, also employ General
Agent, whose dut, 1t j. 10 examine aud inquire
into the nature Of The rsk, taken, and when lhcrc
j. ANY defect IN the building carccssncss on the
part o the Insured, To report the same to the Board
ui Directors.
They effect Insurance on al kinds Of buildings,
except those nl an cNta hazardous chractcr.-
Also, upon Neat Stock, Ilay and Grain, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
brarrs aud Merchandise generally, and also upon
all Kinds Of Manufactured Articles and STOCK in
the proccss of Manufacture, excepting stock IN
Cotton, WOODEN and Paper Mills, 90 property alhc
hazardous. 1i ANY term Of time not exceeding i've
yca,s.
Their Rates pf Premium are established upon a
basis sulcicntl, guarded 10 avoid all Assessments.
The Dividends have averaged 30 per cent on all
Policies that have expired ~ this Company, and
1t j. believed that still larger dividends viii bc
made IN ttnrc.
EDWARD UEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER IIARBiNGTON, Secretary.
Once, No. 3 iirincy Hall, opposite the Amcri' an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, sole Agent Tor the State Of
Rhode Island. is prepared To effect Inurance at his
Offices No. ~ MIsTMINsTTR STRIIT, provi-
deuce. aud UNIrIp STArrS IIoTTI, Newport.
- Persons wishing TO effect Insurance, ave re-
spcctluS requested 10 call and examine the bas,
on which this Institution IL based, and avail them
slves Of its tencfts
B.-Nlt Adam, Nill be at HI Ofhfr N Now'
rot. Tu-@aY and " ,5po.doy oi each vook
Nai2o d6W3m
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supci inr to any other preparation used" Anoth.
cr-.-''l can with confidence recommend II, ,'.--
Anothcr---"It has been used with complete success
and am satisfied that it Is valuable medicine"
Anothcr.---" II is safe, convenient, and yciy
cflicaciuus medicine. " Anoihcr--- II has
never, To my knovl dye, disappointed the
reasonable expectations of those who have used it.
Anohcg---"it is equal If not superior TO any 9TH
cr mrdi iuc within nv knowledge"
E>tract from lrtlcr dated Day ton, tla hIiif
l3, 1Si9:---"lt was first introduced tHto nv
family hya celebrated Physician, some ten ycas
noo, and surh vas The benefit my wife derived
from il that We have not lccn without il in our
house since, have also recommended IL To M
aa.t tly different persons since, for Affections Of
the Lungs, and do not know Of u single casc IN
which it did not give immediate relief, and some
were cured after being given up ty lhcii Ply lsi-
clans"
Beware uE Coantcl fcits and limitations, such
NJ CATER Compound Pulmonary Iasan, Amci-
iran Pumonai, Bals;tru, and Others, nTar l'Hi-
inc the name Enquire for the articles by Tia
whole name, the
.NTGETAElE PULMONARY BALSAN.'
anl sec that it ha, the written signature OF Nui.
Cutler upon n yciuw hlCl, on thr blue Nrarl cls.
Each bottle and seal Is stamped vegetable iul
mouar, Balsam."
rrcnarcd by REFD & CTJLFR, Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Medicine, Pauts,
Chemicals and nye stuils, 80 India succt Boston,
and sold h, Druggists, hroihccarios, aud Country
Merchants generally. Eor particulars and ic-
commentators see n Pamphlet ucc,nIan, ng
each bottle. Prize 30 cents. For sale IN New.
port by I. I. HAZARD, and
Il. j. TAYLOR.
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,hronged with ladies'. MIR. Butler an
nounced the death of the Hon. John
{. Calhoun, and after pronouncing
lofty eulogy upon him, said, the in,-
mediate cause of his death was an ai-
iection Of the heart. lie stated that
the deceased was perfectly conscious
until his end, which he met with con-
6dence and uncommon serenity. lie
gave brief outline of his life, ollerrd
the usual resolut ons, and moved that
the Senate attend the funeral at IL O
clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Clay followed in some touching
and beautiful remarks, which drew
tears from many eyes.
Mr.. Webster next arose and paid a
noble and merited tribute to the dead
statesman.
Messrs. Rusk and i'lcmers made
some brtef remarks.
The Vice Presiden, announced the
Committee of Arrangements to super
intend the funeral services, to consist
of Messrs. Mason, Davis Of Miss, At
Gibson, Dodge Of Wis, Dickinson
and Greene. Adjourned.
HousE.--Thc Chaplain made SOL
emn prayer, alluding in an impressive
manner to the death Of MIR. Calhoun.
Mr.. Vinton moved a recess, to await
the report OF the Committee from the
Senate-agreed to.
A message was received from the
Senate, announcing Mr.. Calhoun's
death. Mr.. Holmes, Of South Caroll-
ma, spoke nearly an hour in brilliant
euIogy upon his character.
Mr., Winthrop followed, briefly but
appropriately, amidst profound silence,
alluding to his character, and in con-
clusion said" May the day never
come when New England men speak
of the grea, names ofthe South, whe,h-
er living or dead, but as of Americans
and fellow countrymen."
Mr.. Venable followed, reading his
remarks, and offered resolutions of con-
dolence, &C., which were adopted
Adjourned.
The Supreme Court met, and pass
ed the customary resolutions of respect
TO the memory ofthc late Hon. John
4. Calhoun, and then adjourned.
Alexander McWilliams. disting-
uished physician of this city. died last
evening.
The President has directed the cx-
ecu,ive departments to be closed to-
morrow, for Mr.. Cahoun's funeral
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DA ME LII ~ 4 o.,
BOSTON.
Il T. MO A I. (,

u " VI ~ u "
WE wold respectfully inform ON Customers
w and the Public, that we have removed ioU
our old stand, to No, i9WAsHINGroN STRLLT,
(brtwccn q G Marlboro Hotel aud WutCi St.
Having now one of the Lars. It Stnrcs IA the
CITY, We shall be enabled 10 show more c>tcu-
svc stock of RIC!, ~IIkS, LONG s SGT ARE
SiIAWI.S, and DRESS GOODS, than We have
ever before offered. We have now received
l,rpc pait of our Spring and NWHDip Goads, but
shall continue to receive New Guods upon the
arrival Of every French and Englith Steamer,
throughout the season.
We shall continue 10 keep every article wanted
in C,milics, Linens, Quilts, Blmkcts, tuttons,
Eamcs, 49, HoUsEkEEPING ARTICLEs,--. and
Mourning Goods.
A. We Import part Of ON STOCK. and arc always
ready to take advantage Of the New lolk Auc-
tnns when Goods aic sacrificed, We feel surc that
We can always offer our Goods at as Low Prizes
as can hc obtained elsewhere uNDrR hNN ctR-
CUMsrANCIS.
TiE ONE PRfCE Sl'NTEN viii still he
strictly adhered 10, ~ many ycats cNpciicncc sat
sfc, us thu, IT is tie iaiicst, aud Therefore the
most satisfactory 10 purchasers.
We hope, by constant personal atcnton 10 ow
business, 10 merit the pa'ronag, We have So long
received at our Old stand.
DANIEL. & co,
Importers, Joblcis and Retailers,
No. 2t9 WAsHiNGroN SrHErr, BosroN
Mas 3m
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.gt-The examination Of the Senior De-
partmcn, of the Public Schools, in this
town commenced yesterday morning. The
exercises consisted OF exmiLatons IN
Reading, Geography and Grammar. We
were exceedingly pleased with the perform
ances of The childrca, all of which were
highly cr"diiabe. They did not r'cl'e
and answer questions with mere mcchanl'
cal accuracy hut it VAS evident to all
,ha, they fully understood what they were
questioned about. IN reading. their pune
,ua,ioa was very accurate, the moduaIIon
of IA cir voices was even beautiful, and the
e,nohasis wonderfully precise. We will
venture TO say that, taking a community
,hrouoh, but very few could be found who
woull read with as great degree OF COZ
rcc,ness AS these children. Their answers
were given with great Ptomp'ness, and
with an air of composure and seIi-po-
session which was very pleasant.
The chlldren were all neatly dressed,
aud their quie, and appropriate dcmeanor
was very pleasing. Two of the classes
sang in 4 very sweet manner.
On the whole. i, was highly satiSfac-
tory Examination, and was attended by a
large number of ladi and gentlemen The
result wos most creditable to the industry
pa,lence and talents Of the Teachers, and
the School Committee. The Examination
will be continue through this day and ev-
>ninu
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I1-The wife and three daughters OF
Professor Webster visited him III hls
cell Monday the interview is SAID to
have been one entirely surprising hu-
man description.
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DIED.

IN thi, town, on Wcdncsda, afternoon, oi Small
pox, Mr. Eliab King. aged about 80 ycars.
w. pavtuckc,. on the l31 INST, Nice \. Wit
of SIMEON L. Grandacc, of ptovidence, and
daughter oi Joseph and Ruth T. Rhodes OF Ia"
uckct aged ~ ,cor..
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DANIEL WEBSTER. a new and revised
edition of the speech of MIR Webster has
bepn published by Redding u Co. 1t is
dedicated as follows:
DEDICATION.
WITH THE HIGHEST RESPECT, AND THE
DEEPEST SENSE or OBLIGATION,
DEDICATE THIS SPEECH TO THE.
PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
"IIis ego gratiora dictu ala essc scio
scd me VERA pRo GRATIS loqul estl meum
inrenium non moneIct, necessltas cogIt.-
VelIcm, equidem, vohis, | accre; sed mul'o
ma,o vos salvos esse, quallcumque crga me
amino lu,uri cstis." DANIEL WEBSTER.
Washington, March 1850.
The Latin, may be rendered as follows
"Othcr ihings, am aware, would be
more agreeable to utter than these. But,
necessity, if not my own inclination, CON-
pels me to say what is true rather than
wha, is agreeable. should be happy to
gain your appreciation, but still more so 10
proin,tc your welfare, whatever feelings
you may entertain ouard me IN future"
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, March .

THURSDAY, March %.
At market, $50 Beef Cattle; 81 pairs Working
Oxen; 50 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep; 1000
Swine.
priccs---Rccf Cattle Extra SO; first quality
- 80; second quality ~5 third quality - %.
Working ONcn---Sacs at ID ~, -, 30, %
Cows aud Calycs---Sl7, 10, 20, p, p, 30.
Shccp---@2, 2 80, 3 90, 400 One lot at SO
each.
Swinc---3 Pal lie. Retail ! tn IL.
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kS We have several communlca-
tons on our desk which will be attend
ed 10 soon. The Webster trial has
crowded out almost everything during
the last two weeks.
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MUSICAL INSWRUM MENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

'NlIE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer,
L keeps constantly ON hand, the largest assent
mcnt of Musical Instruments, of every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, of
all coors and qualities, Of the best German manu-
E,cmre; Dutch Metal; Florence Leaf Gold, and
ura-marinc Blue, and which he will sell on rca-
sonablc terms. Storekccpcrs are requested 10 call
and examine his large assortment, before purchas-
ing elsewhere. EDWARD BAAtk,
N,r2I 81 Fulton street, New York.
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WoSDERFUL EFFICAcY OF DIR. CoRBETT
IIIGIIi0 CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF NILLA.
Further evidence Us to lis Virtues.


70 MEssRs. f.. BRINLEy & Go.
Gcnllcmrn:-Somc time since YOU kindly sent
me "A few bottles of DR.. Coibct's Shaker Sarsapa-
rilla believing, as YOU said it might help me, my
Blood being ont of order, and my Stomach annnN"d
by dyspcpsica complaints. hs had long been
using other Sarsaparilla Compounds with INJURY
rather than brncit, and having tried various REM
cdics with no help whatsoever, felt unwilling TO
attempt an,thng further. But relying ON the dis
tinguishcd names of Physicians attached To the
medicine, began the use of one bottle. sing 1t
only IN small doses, found my stomach gradually
rcgainng S tome. After ii steady and uudcviat-
ing use of it f,r some months, | found my whole
system horoughl, changed. My appetite was re-
stored; my Blood clear, active and pure, and
health once more afforded me. Some of my friends
most painfully afflicted with diseases of the Skin,
Liver Obstruction, and who are of strong Con-
s,mptivc habit are now using this wonderful ncdl-
cine with most astonishing efficacy. In my own
case, am happy to state the cure was complete
beyond my best anicipations.
Very gratefully, your obliged friend,
JOHN r. FIELD.
Sold by EDWARD BRINiEI & CO., Drug
eists, Nos 3 and South side Fancuil Hall, Bcs-
ton, Sole Proprictors; and their arrointcd Agents
generally.
For sale by Il. X. HAZARD, Agent for New
uou. Maps
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LANCASTER GINGiIAMS,
TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTIlIN,

AT WHOLESALE.
WHITING & kEIlOE, Nos. 10 and Y Ann
w STREET, BoSton, have newly manufactured for
the Spring sales uf 1850, the largest and most cx-
tcnsiyc stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered for sale in Boston. Having rclin-
pushed the rdoH branch Of our business our at
tcntion is devoted exclusively TO the wants of Ira
drrs, and Merchants, may depend upon finding " ith
us IA better supply Of well manufactured Goods,
than at other Houses. Our Stock includes articles
adapted to the wants Of the New England, South
crn and Western trade.
The extcn, of our business enables us To offer all
Goods AZ the lowest market value and To extend
the lnrll term, Of credit. We have in Store
5000 Cloth Frock and Dress Goats.
5000 Tweed "
10000 Pairs Fancy Buckskin Pants.
10000 " Linen
$1,000 Linen Sacks
BOYS CLOTHING, in great variety Taors'
Trimmings, and Piece Goods, and "A full assort-
ncnt of English French and German fancy silk
ilandkcrchicis fancy silk Cravats and Scaris, blk
Italian lldkis., Suspcndcis, Gloves, and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Agents for " B,aadi's" Troy Shirt Manuiac.
tory.
4 full and complete Catalogue Of our Stock may
he hal by addressing Us by mail.
j. J. WHirING,
VI. KEHoE, Jr.,
Marl9 dSw3m {. W. GALLOUPE.
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WAsnlNGros, March 3 st

The Hon. J. G.. CALHous, died to-day
A7l.i o'c'ock. The hope for the last
few DAYS that this distinguished statesman
would be restored to health, has thus sud
denly EN- blasted.
Mr.. Calhouu's funeral will take place on
Tuesday. The remains WI be temporal
" deposited in the Congressional Cemetery
p,eyious TO their removal, undet the dlrec-
,ou Of the Senate, to South Carolina.
Mono of his family were in Washington at
The time Of his death, save one son The
h;,hes, honors will be paid to his memory.