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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
THE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SIIAWLS AND SILK GOODS!
JEW EFT e PRE- : COTT

JTAVE received Tor the Spring trade NJ 1880, n
/ i truly magnificent assortment OF SHAwLs,
SILK Goops, &c, which is submitted To the pub
lie for approval.
CAsnMERE LoNG and SQuA,r SHAwLs-
PLAIN EMBnoIDERED and DAMAsK FIGURED
GRAPE SnAwLs BAY STATE LohG aud
SouARr SuAwLs---BLACK SILK SHAwLs ,---
or to sum up the catalogue, erery KIND ot MhoWis,
Rich and Elegant, ,---Common and Substantial,
Low Priced and Expensive.
Black aud Fancy Colored Silks for Dresses, III
the same unlimited variety of styles and Qwlltes
Camclcon Satin de Chimes and French Satns.
Canton and India silks and Shawls.
Crane and Cashmere Mantlcs and Scarts.
French Sacks, Ni,cs and Mantlllas IN true
p,,is STYLES. and Rich silks in suitable widths for
all these articles.
Mourning Shawls an silk Goods OF all kinds;
Also, tine Bomba2lncs and Alpaccas. wv lhe
Silk Nclvcts Tor Nisitcs and Shawls.
Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpool or
Uayrc adds something new To our assortment,
kccping il ever fresh aud attractive. All Purcha-
sers Gncluding the Lddcs "a udsSf, are assured
of our intention to present at all times the Best
Goods--the Largest Nariety---and at uniform Low
Prices. ,,,,,
JEWETT s PRESCOTT,
No. 9 MILK STREET,
A few steps from Washington ST., BOS1ON.
Mar9 Is3n
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TUESDAY, Nav u.
MEMORANDA.

Arrived at Havana, sth, , brig Algonquin, smith,
from Providence. Sailed, 18th, brig tardIli,
Melville this polt; 18th bark Charles Dcyrns'
Bailey, Sierra Morena. At do, 18Th, mig Hem
~ Marshall, Brghtman, about dlsg.
Fishing Schr. Amanda, ,olthis port, from cruise
with 10 bbs Mackcrel; Reports Schr' 'lndcri'E'
fthis port, with iOhb, Mackcrcl.
At fhila clphia, Brig Random, Burdick, to load
with Coal for this port.
Sailed I'm Richmond 2lst Schr. George EnSs'
Smart, fl Portland;
Arrived at Boston 22l Brig Confidence, Bab-
cock Havana;
Al Savannah Loading 18th Schr Midas, Gard
ncr, for \. York.
Arrived at Norfolk schr. Ncspcr, Bugbce, from
this mort; do, do, Schr. Matamora, King, do,do /;
Cleared AT Philadelphia Schr. W r. Corbett Tor
his port; do, do, 22d Brig Samuel Brown, ton Bos-
ton Cleared at Savannah 18th Schr Midas Gard
ncr for New York;
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MARRIED..

In this town, on SATURDAY evening, 10y the Rev
Mr.. Svineton, Mr.. James Richardson and Miss
Sarah d. Durat. both of this town.
In this town, ON Sunday evening, by the Rev
A.E. Swineton, Mr.. Daniel Withery aud Han
nah :. Murphy, both this town.
IN New Bedford, 18th inst, Mr. Gilbert T..
Hicks. merchant of New York. aud Miss Ann r..
daughter Of Alexander Gibbs, Esq, Of y. u.
IN Little Compton, 10th inst, Nj. BenamIn
W. Iowhnd and Miss Cynthia W. Clifford, both
Of Westpor. q, ,,,
At o'clock, Wcdnesday morning, MAY 22d, 1T
Huntington, Long island, by The Rev. Johncs We
Dougall, Carlos u. stuart, oi the city OF y. ,o'h'
TO Catharine &. Oakley, daughter OF Iophar w.
Oakley, Esq, of Huntington.
On the 22d INST, ~ the residence Of Roteti
Tyler. Esq, Bristol, Pa, Ny the Rev. T. ". l.
Cook, George &. Thorlurn, ot Astoria, J.. L., e.
Virginia, youngos, daughter Of 'h. late 1ho'. a
Copper, ESQ
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DAM lie l. l. ~ 4 o.,
BOSTON.
IL 1, Nc Al,

IL l. VI ~ = L.
WE would respectfully inform ow Z, stomcrs
w and the Public, thai We have removed HON
our old stand, TO No. 2i9 WAsHISGroN SrREET,
O,ctwccn Il e Marlboro Hotel and Winter st.)
Having now one Of the Largest Stores ~ the
CITY, we shall bc enabled 10 show more cxten-
,iy, stock Of RICH SILKS, LONG 4 SQUAkE
SIIhWI.S, and DRESS GOODS, than W. have
ever before offered. We have now received n
LARGE part of our Spring and !Summr Go,is, but
shall continue tu receive New Goods gpon tho
arrival of every French aud English steamer,
throughout the season.
We shall continue to Keep every ars'cle wantrd
in families ,---Lincns, Quilts, Blankets, Cottcns,
Flamels ,--- IlousEKrEPtNG ARricLEs.--- and
Mourning Goods.
A. We Import part Of our Stock, and are always
ready Ia tke advantage ~ the New YORK Aue-
tions, when Goods are sacrificed, We feel sure that
We can alwa,s offer our Goods at as Low Prices
a. can be obtained elsewhere USDuR AM ciR-
CUMsTANCEs. - -
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM will still be
strictly adhered to, ~ many years experience sat
isfcs ~ that II j. tie iarest, and therefore the
most satisfactory 10 purchasers.
We hope, 10y constant personal attention 10 our
business. 10 merit the patronage we have 80 long
received at ctr Old Stand.
DANIEL & CO,
Importers, Jolbers and Retnilers.
No. 2l9 WAsuisGToS srnrrT. Bosros
Nafg 3m
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
WORCESTER, MAS

THIS Company commenced operations in May,
i lSi7, and has received so liberal a patronage,
that il has obtained permanent character ior piu-
dent management, not surpassed by any Company
IN the Commonwealth, taking 50 great variety
OF safe risks.
The Directors feel justified in recommending
this Institution TO the favorable consideration OF
the public, plcdging themselves that every ehoit
shall! be made their part, To continue iIs pfos-
perty, and furnish such security against loss by
fire, as shall remove all anxiety on the part OF
those insured.
They have an Agent for the State Of Rhode Is
land, who is thoroughly acquainted with the prn.
ciples of Insurance. They also employ General
Agent, whose duty il is to examine and inquire
into the nature oi the risks taken, and when there
is any defect in the building carelessness ON the
par, Of the Insured, to report the same to tie Board
of Directors.
They effect Insurance on all Kinds of Buildings,
excep, those Of extra hazardous character
Also, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
brnries aud Merchandise generally, and also upon
all Kinds of Manufactured Articles and Sto'k in
the process Of Manufacture, excepting Stock ~
Cotton, Wooden aud Paper Mills, or property alike
hazardous, for any term Of time not exceeding live
years.
Their Rates Of Premium are established upon
basis sufficiently guarded 10 avoid all Assessments.
The Dividends have averaged 80 per cent ON all
Policies that have expired in this Company, aud
it il believed that still larger dividends will be
made in future.
EDWARD HEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER HARRISGTos, Secretary.
Office, No. Brinicy Hall, opposite the Amerit an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State oI
Rhode Island is prepared 10 effect lnurance at his
Offices, No. 80 WEsTMIS.TER STREET, Provi-
dence, and USITfD STATts HoTEL, Newport.
- Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re-
spectfuy requested TO call and examine the basis
ON which this Institution is based, and avail them
selves Of III benefits.
n. B.-Mr. Adams will he at his Office in New
port 1i.,sday and Wsdl,sday Of each week.
Mario d&w3m
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HALIFAx, Monday, Nav 81

hALfhA, Hohuay, may Sc
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool
May lS, arrived this morning. The Cam
bria, from New York sih inst, had not
arrived.
ENGLAND.
Matters here in relation To our foreign
po'icy are every DAY assuming a more ser-
Gus aspect. The Greek affair is settled,
but not in a way that is likely to lead to
peace The French and Russian govern
ments appear to be greatly dissatisfied at
the turn which affairs have taken. This
has given rise TO variety of speculation,
but as far as the facts can he made out,
they appear to he these: Pending Baron
Gross negotiations, treaty was agreed
to in London, signed by the Russian,
French and English Ministers. and was
sent over to Athens for adoption by The
Greek governm, Mt, in case the negotiations
were not over, but fore the treaty reached
Athens, Baron Gros had backed out, and
Mr.. WISE had got from the Creek Minis
ter all he wanted and in consequence he
pocketed the treaty By finesse in his own
way. No persons in England were aware
of this state of affairs until the absence Of
the French and Russian Ministers al the
grand plenipoten,iary banquet, given as
usna on the Queens birthday, gave rise
to some inquiry relative thereto.
FRANCE.
The excitement with respect to the new
electoral law is spreading in France, and
petitions against the measure are pouring
in from all yarts OF the country. Several
alterations have been made in the bill
Tie authors of The Constitution are decd-
ly ofopinon hat any attempt to limit the
franchise, excep, by constituent asse nby,
properly convened, Illegal.
Three of the leading Democratic journals
have been suppressed, and several officers Of
the National Guard have been punished for
signinu a ape'ilion against the new electoral
! law. Although $4,000 troops have been
cungrcgated in Paris and It's ensrons, APP
prchcnsions OF IN insure iion have revived
within the last ie days.
AJ STRlA AND HUNGARY.
We learn from Vienna. that the Church
! question vi be one Of life and death, so
eAasperalei are the minds of men upon the
subject. The L'oyd's is tina, the general
/ interests of all, whatever creed thy nag
be, now call for separation OF al, churches
from siale-for that liberty now granted to
the Church Of Rome, necessarily involved
the removal Of all restrictions f!0m the o,h-
er communications.
o. William Nj. I'd ", f'rnerly agent of
! a. f,aI Mtnas has hapn a.
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nsf.The Poet ordswor,h has left pC

G1.The Poet Wordsworth has left ro-
em OF IA cantos, descriptive OF his lie, re-
nrcnons and opinons, with directions that
it should be published on his deceasc, to-
re,hcr with such biographical notices as
may be requisite 10 Illustrate his writings,
under the editorial care Of his nephew,
Rev. Christopher Wordsworth, ID. ID.
Canon of Westminster. HON he has sp-
pointed his literary executor
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A COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE.

The well known residence oi the late "corgr
Irish, Esq. containing 6i acres, WIN barn ana
other buildings, situated one and hal' 1l'cs rom
the compact part of Newport, on the road TO rr".
yiIoucc and Boston. There is an orchard OF
- Acre. of the choicest fruit trees IN good order
The Farm is well fenced with stone wall, has a
brook running through it, The situation lS one OF
,h, h,., o, ,bc Island, on high ground, and the
Ocean and Ba, can be seen from the lower VIM
do,ys. There j. sufficient front on the road To
accommodate three houses, and have suli'ei'n'
room for each. Il will he sold in such portions
as purchasers may wish.
ALSO,
The Farm east ofthc above now occupied hy
J smith, containing lob Acres, wen "aUen'
with good House, out buildings, and young
Orchard in bearing coudition uni well watcrcd'
and in every way desirable situation. For terms
,nnly to either OF the subscribers who have plan
of the farm. ~
GEORGE |. BAILEY, Execr's.
GEORGE BOWEN,
Aprl7 I'm
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In Worcester, 10th inst, George V. Brown,
Esq, Consul Of the United States for the Empire
Of Morocco, aud Nancy -, daughter ofW Diaper
Ruggles, ofW.
Al Marietta, Ohio, on Monday, May l3, by
Rev. Mr.. Toliord, Mr. :. Sturges, Of Ianesville,
To Miss Frances II. Nye, daughter Of the Hon. A.
Nye, Of alietta.
l., Boston. on the 18th, John Wes, Esq, of
Chieopee, aud Miss Sophia, daughter ol the
late Edmund Dwight, Esq, of Boston.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, May 23
At Market, COO Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Working
Oxen 90 Cows aud Calves, 100 Sheep aud Lambs,
aud 2O0O Swine.
prices-Bccf Cattle, extra, SO -; first quail
a.. g 80; second - 1j third, - 10.
Working Oxcn-S60, 10, 81, 80.
Cows and Calves To- 20, ~, p, 81, 81, 10.
sheen and I.ainhs-~2 90, > 90, 30, 100
One bot of 16 shcarcd sheep at 80. One lot oi
extra Cosscts, 30 in number, unshcarcd, sold at
SO each. Lot of extra Lambs AT each.
Swine-4 3-sa5 3-sc. Retail ) | 2,6 l-2c.-
Spring Pigs 9 ~ cts.
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ArtThe editor of La Verdad, Spanish
paper in New York, has been arrested and
held IA bail, charged with violating the
acts of Congress in aiding and abcl,lng in
fitting out an expedition agans, Cuba. The
subject, has also beea brought before the
Grand Jury, in the L. ). District Court.
and Judge Bsts gave a charge in regard
10 the matter.
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TIE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

CONCORD, ~ H.
THIS Company was chartered N June, Io'o'
/ and went into operation III octofrr iollo"lng
since which. il has issued 36i3 Policies, covering
by Insurance more than two and hall millions oi
nropc,ty. Fhc whole amount of property now at
risk is - ,ij7 900.
The aggregate Capital Of the Company amounts
IN S2JO.OOO.
In accordance with the provisions oi thcf ' mar
ter the Directors have divided the property at
risk into the following FouR CLAssEs-cach be-
inc liable for its own losses.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which lnsurcs Tor
six wears is composed entirely o Farmers prop
e,,y. ON which they have now insured -is6.oOo.
VILLAGE CLASS, insurcs safe property IN
Tnvns and Villages, such as Dwelling Houses,
their contents out buildings, &c, Tor SIX years
The amount now NJ risk in this class Is Soooo
MERCANTILE CLASS, insurcs for three
wears aud H. constituted Oi stores M'ichahulLe,
Public Houses Churches, Printing ounces, &c
The amount of property now at risk IN tins class
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Class
ia composed uf mos: kiEds ot hazardous property {,
with the exception Of steam rishs-in winch the
amount insured is $50, 900.
The Company have, thus tar, been very Ior'u-
nate; the whole aggregate ot losSs N lie Ihioe Ih
6r.t classes combined. does not amou" 10 Z,Ooo
SINCE the Company went into "perati'h' 'h'y
arc nn,, aud have been for several nioitm past,
;ss,,rg Al the rate of 5000 Policies per ah him.-
Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing
and the Directors with confidence commend tn
Company to the public, as medium oi Insurance E
lnnndcd upon the most equitable principles ana
~ omising the most favorable results
The abnye report was ma the iirst ol Janu"r,
since which tine, large number OF Policies have
! been issued.
| DTRECTORS.--J. 4. Potter, Asa Fowler,
! y :. Chandler, +. =. Trcadwcl, A. Baker, John
| C;nss. y. II. Baker, Zenas Clement, \. Bean, H.
| ". Stubborn, George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfarland, u. J.. Page.
J. A. POTTER, President,
II J.. 4. LlSG, Secretary.
II JOUN ADAMS, Agent Oihcc al the thnod
STATE, Hotei, Newport, and 81 Westminster street
II Providence.
Nh. Mr. Adams will be at his Office ~ New
! ror,, Tuesday, and "Wednesday ofeaoh week
Mar20 dSvAm
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING:


WHITING s KEIlOE, Nos 40 and y Ann
w street. Boston, have newly manufactured for
the Spring sales of 1850, the largest and most cx-
tenoiye stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered for sale in Boston Having relln-
pushed the rdaR branch of our business, o'T at
tention is devoted exclusively TO the wants OF Ira
ders, and Merchants may depend upon finding with
Us "A better supply of well manufactured Goods,
than at other Houses. Our Stock includes ARTICLES
adapted to the wants Of the New gland, South
ern and Western trade.
The extent Of our business enables us 10 offer all
Goods AT the lowest market valuc,-and To extend
the usual terms Of credit. We have IN Store
5000 Cloth Frock and Dress Goats.
5000 Tweed f." "
10000 Pairs Fancy Buckskin Pants.
10000 :" Linen
5000 Linen Sacks.
BOYS CLorHIHG, in great variety. laiors
Trimmings, and Piece Goods, and full assert
ment Of English, French and German fancy silk
IIandkcrchicfs, fancy silk Cravats and Scaris, blk
Italian Ildkis,, Su-pcndcrs, Gloves, and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Agents for Benndt's" Troy Shirt Manuhc-
tory.
a full and complete Catalogue Of our Stock may
be had by addressing us by mail.
J. WHiTING,
NJ. KEHoE, Jr.,
NarIg v3,n &. W. GALLoUPE.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS,

rI,IIE .l,scribcr, Importer and Manufacturer
| kccps constantly on hand, the largest assoft-
,nent of Musical Instruments, ot every Description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder oi
All col,rs aud qualities, of the bcst German manu-,
f,c ure; Dutch Metal; Florence Lcai r9'd' ana
I'br, n,r;ne Rlur. and which he viii sell on rea-
.,n,ble terms. Storckccpcrs are requested to call
ami examine HI, large assottmeni, mioie purohas-
;ns ,isowh.,, EDWARD BAACk,
M-2, 81 ru',nn 'rre', Ne~ York
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Or We notice by our exchanges that ar
rangements are being made al! over the
country to celebrate the approaching
Fourth of July in the good od-fashicned
style. Let es do the same thing here and
have Poem FROM Park Benjamin, Esq.
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FOR SALE,

-.Yss5ss. At reduced prices, a large qnanti-
sslg,II<T tit, of Young Ounce Trccsi Silver
'.N,xy(s Leaf Nsh, Of various sizes; White
%Ff"N" Ash Peach rlums locusis /;
-~-~- Grape Vines; Sweet Brlcr N
,,r,g, Roots. Sc Also, u lew bushels of Pota-
Zoe. for seed, raised from the halls.
GEORGE ". CARR.
I,,o..,o,,,. IA mo-. Ilth, 1850. matl I
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uS 1t is announced that Ms. Kirkland
and daughter, together with party OF lit
crary friends, will sail for Europe about
the Sth Of June.
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Guardians NOTICE.

u'IIE undersigned. having been 'eeaty arpoln'cd
Guardian of CuApLEs DuRrEE, oi liVer-
,on. a minor over II and under II years OF age,
request. al persons having demands asa'ns, hl'
said ward TO present them, and those nueo'eu '"
make immediate payment .srrs
Tiyer,or, Ns, IL 81
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LANCASTER GINGHAMS.

HAVING made arrangements with the Manu-
III f'cturers of Lancaster Ginghams, To he sup
piled with all their New Styles, soon as they
a,e made, We shall have constantly on hand
FULL assortment. We have just opened several
cases and would call the attention OF the public TO
them. When it is considered that they are made
for DURABILITY, the colors WARRANTED PER-
rEcTLy FAST, and sold at 50 iow price, We he
leve il will he found that no article Of DIR T. ,
q 90 ID ; is so cheap To the purchaser
DANIEL 4 CO.,
No. 2i9 Washington Street, BosTos
Mar9 3m
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~, tllarine Intelligence. IL
PORT OF NEWPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nav %
schrs. Samuel, II. Socum, Banstable fishing;
Daniel Baker, Rathbone, Block Island; w. II.
Steele, Nc Cloud, Dennis, fishing; Shade, Spen-
Ger, Bnrnsable, fishing;
Sloops Coquette, Vars, Fanhavcn; Harvest,
Prosby, Taunton, New York; Charles, Rhodes,
Prov. New York; Reply, Hubbard, Southport;
THURSDAY, May %.
Schr Corelli, Horton Taunton Norfolk,
Sloops Report, Stetson, Chatham, Hartford ln-
dex, Bumpus, New Bedford, New York Mary X.
Kirby, Clark, do, Boston; Velocity, Smith, Ken
nebec, Saghalbour; Reply, Hubbard Southport;
FRIDAY, May o.
Schrs Henry Stannard, Hobart, Bristol, River
Head; Mountain King, Hagens, Proyincetown,
fishing; Rival, Gross, Truro, dos Pearl, Poland,
Cohasset, do; Two Brothers, Davis, bingham,
do; Geo. Washington, Smith, +. River, Nor
wich; Francis Iiallet, Walden, Prov, Phlla;
November, Sanford, +. River, \. Bedford; Com
yov, Harris, Gloucester, fishing; Narren, Per-
ment, Newburyport, do Cinderella, Ehredgc,
do; Atlas, Watts. Newburyport, do; Bernicc,
Lane, Gloucester, do Belle, Rich, Wcl!llect, do.
SIoop ilorato Ames, Luther, Somerset, Dea-
ware.
SATURDAY, May2j.
Brig Good Hopc,J + Nickols, EaslGlcenwich
Fishing.
Schrs Richard 8, Chase, New Bedford; La
dy OF the Ocean, possat, Prov, Georgetown.
SloOp Adcha, Terry, Orient.
SUNDAY, May 26.
Brig Anuawon, Amy, Marcl, Boston;
Schrs. Watchman, -, Prov, Calais; Al
bert, Carter, Norwich, Calais; Oregon, Avery,
Prov, Nn,l Haven; Cole, Gate, Cape Cod, Prov;
Enterprise, Thurston, Gloucester, fishing; Ril-
pah Young, Ilarwch, do; Reward, Reed do;
Ocean, Lee, do: Roanoke, Stowcll, do; Palmyra,
Wmslow Fall River, Norfolk Meddlenot, Elwcll,
fishing; Gazcllc, Berry, do; Ere man, Almy, do;
Aeon, Thurlow. do; Emerald, lhulow, do; Enu-
ice Cobb, Ilowes, do; Vm. Bacon, Snow, do:
Chas Carroll, Bassct, do; Henry knox, Ellis,
do; Amulet, Nickcrson, do; Silver Spring, Hem
dcrson, do Mechanic, Clark, dos Miranda,
Nickerson, do; Henry, Nickclson, do; w nheld
Scott, Freeman, do; Mount Vernon, Harding,
/ do; Minstrel, Chase, do; Maine, Griffin, Phil
adclphia Portland; :. Bcldrn, iiopkin, Nfmkj
Sloop Ranger, Davis, Somerset, Edgartown;
WIN. Penn. Wmsow, NBcdord Prov; Pilot
/ Boat Relief, Daggct, Cruise.
/ TUESDAY, May27
! Bark S,rh Smith, Charleston, Providence;
! Schs. Marscua, Rider, New York, Dennis
/ Henry CLAY, Nvc, Albany, New Bedford; Mat
/ thew Bird Smith, Baltimore, Cuhasscl; Almdne,
| Rowe. Mystic, Rockrort; Jane, A. Wilcox, Sion
ington, Fishing; Laurel, Br"ughton, ScItuate, do;
BLOSSOM I.rodcric, do Rainbow, Barrct, Conn.
River, llNanns Aerial, ~malI, Albany. Boston;
Wandopasso, Smith, Fall River, Virginia; Mar
! issa, Jones, Cold Sping, Boston,
Sins, Resolution, Baker North Kingston; Mel
son, Shmc. Edgatovn, Prov; Emualor, Coycll,
/ Nlolk Dennis Henry tasioit Heat Nnoik;
! IIcI,n. pitlnan Bristol NBcdiurd Arion, Miller,
Bristol, NYuk; Willard, Miller, New York,
! Bristol; Smack Exchangr, Spencer, Noank, fish
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FOR SALE.

rI,IIE we'll known beautiful and fast sailing Flea
| surc-Boat DREAM, with all MS appul'enan-
ces. The Boat, and an inventory oil It's equip
ments, may be seen by application TO
may23 2w JOB Is. Wihbo, II.
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the masterpiece of Musical Science and Mechani-
cal Skill combined. This vast, moving Musical
Palace, was built for the propretors by HESRY
ERBEs, Esq, of New York, at an expense Of
$4,000,
Expressly for their Travelling Exhibitions. 1t IL
a collection of over 1000 distinct Musical lnstra'
mcnts, ingeniously and mechanically arranged,
AZ TO be completed, under the control Of one man,
and under the hands of the skiliul Musical Pro-
lessor,
Mr.. KARL FUHRMAN,
Will be found equal in power, compass, precision
aud harmony, to Band Of Fifty Musicians -
The
APOLLONICON
VIII he drawn in Procession by
FORTY HORSES t-FOUR ABREASTii
On the day of Exhibition, between the hours Of
10 aud II O'Clock, playing several popular March
es, Overturcs, &C., while moving along the streets,
and will be found equivalent To 4 Brass, String
and Reed Band united
Another grand feature Of this Company, and
never heretofore attempted by any other Travel
ling Establishment, is the addition to the Eques-
trdn Troupe Oi "A complete
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DRAMATIC CORPS!

BY the aid Of whom will be represented Every
Night, a very interesting Patriotic National Dra-
ma, called
THE SPIRIT OF "76 -
Introducing several Thrilling Scenes from the
Lives of the Immortal Revolutionary Heroes,
Oh Pm t-Gnoai Washington and Mad An
hny Wayne
The whole concluding with GRAND LIVING
TABLEAU, in which the
"FATHER OF Ills COUNTRY :"
Mounted on his Charger, is Borne Aloft, in tri-
umphal procession, on Platform, on the Shout
ders of his brave Contnentals
may2i G. +. CONNER, Agent.
FALL RIVER, June Sth.
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JAG

The Herald af the Times has been reg
ular,v mailed 10 our friend Jackson, every
week, since he left the Sta,cs.-ED. NEWS
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o. William Nj. Ed ", frmerly agent of
the Portsmouth Goat Mines, has been eec-
I'd County Surveyor Of San francisco.