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MARRIED..

In Bristol, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. T..
Sheperd, Mr.. Richard Fenner, Of Bristol, to Miss
Mary A. Northup, of Kingston, Il. |,
In Providence, Mr.. T.. +. Annable to Miss Mary
Ann Burlington. 9th inst, by Rev. Henry Bacon,
Mr.. Joseph ). Brown of riverton, To Miss Mary
Ann Sabns, formerly of Tiverton.
In Smithteld, n. c., 9th inst, Rev. David
Trunbull, of Valparaiso, aud Miss Jane W..
Fich of New Haven.
In Providence, Iith inst, at Grace Church, by
the ri. Rev. Bishop J. 4. X. Ilenshaw, George
w. Molten and Almira +. Bates,
In Hartford, Conn, 9th inst, by the RI. Rev.
Bishop Brownell, Mr.. Edward l. Thomas, of n.
York, and Miss Harriet Z. youngest daughter oi
Bishop Brownell.
In Bristol, 9Th inst, George II. Reynolds, Esq.
and Miss Hannah, daughter OF the late John Brad
ford.
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III CAPT. Hays, Of the sloop Vlgi'ant,
informs us that on his passage fom Provi-
dence, vest rday afternoon, when of Hope
Island he saw small boat, with two men
in Il, apparently coming from Wexford, jlbe
seven times, aad tie last tine she capsi1ed.
Capt. Hayes ran To her, but before he ariv-
ed the boat ahd men both sank; he after
wards saw glazed cap iluating on tho wa
ter. This occurred at clock. about one
mile southwest Of Hope Island; the boat
was about IL foo, keel, and had enc mast.
Capt, Hays remained about there moro than
au hour. tu, save nothing of the bo5l..
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II John A. Barker, of Portsmouth,
committed suicide, Monday afternoon, by
hanging himself in his barn his health
had ben poor for some time, aud he was
suffering from a severe depression of spirits.
lie was bitten by dog, las, Autumn, and
Tor some weeks past has been under the
apprehension hat he shou'd be mad he
was about so years ofa2e, and has left a
wife, in delicate situation, and nine chill
dren.
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PEOPLE MUTUAL.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WORCESTER, MAS.

"oh''@iihs ' Ho''
'j'IIIS Company commenced operations n May,
L lSi7, and has received so liberal a patronage,
that il has obtained permanent e. aracier for pru-
dent management not surpassed by any Company
m the omnonwealih, taking great a variety
Of safe risks.
The Directors feel justified in recommending
this Institution to the favorable Confederation of
the public, pledging themselves that every effort
shall he made their part, To continue its pros
pcrity, and furnish such security against loss Dy
fire, as shall remove all anxiety Oh the part Of
those insured.
They have an Agent for the State Of Rhode Is
land, who is thoroughly acquainted with the prin-
ciples of Insurance. They also employ a General
Agent, whose duty IL is 10 examine and inquire
into the nature OF the risks taken, and when there
Is any defect in the building or carecssncss ON thc'
part of the Insured to report the to the Board
of Directors.
They effect Insurance on all kinds Of Buildings,
except those of an extra hazardous character
Also, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House.
hold Fumnrc, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Lii
blarics and Merchandise generally, and also upon
all kinds of Manufactured Articles and Stock in
the process Of Manufacture, excepting Stock IN
Cotton, Wooden dfaper Mil's, or property alike
hazardous, for any term of time not exceeding five
years.
Their Rates Of Premium are established upon a
basis sufficiently guarded TO avoid al Assessments
The Dividends have averaged 80 per cent on all
Policies that have expired in thi. Company, and
it is believed that still larger dividends will I've
made in future +
EDWARD HEMENWAY, Precedent.
OLIVER liARRISGToN, Secretary.
O'ficr, No. 3 Brinl y Hall, opposite the Amcri'ss
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State OF
Rhode Island is prepared to effect Ilrance at his
Offices, No. 32 WEsTMINsTrR STRrtT, Pro-f-
dcncc, aud UNITED STATS Hotel, Newport.
- Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re
spcctiul.y requested to call and examine the basis
on which this Institution is based and avail them
selves of its benefits.
\. B.-Mr. Adams will bc at his Office in New
port, Tnosdoy and Wednesday OF each week.
Mal 20 d&w3n
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MEMOIR

At Cardcnar, about 20lh ut., brig Mary Hay
den, smith, for Wilmington, NC. llg.
At lIavan;. Sd inst brig Henry Marshall,
Brightman, for this port, ldg.
Cleared at Philadelphia, 9th, sch Emporium, for
this port
Brig John Balch, Mevll, sailed from George
town, :. c., 9TH inst, for this port.
Cleared at Philadelphia, sch Il Reeves, Shaw,
for this port. go,
Sloop Reply, of Passport, Capt. Hubbard re-
ports a large full rugged brig ashore on Watch
Hill reef with her mast gone and loaded with
coal. she was bound Eastward, all hands are sup
posed To he lost, as one man has been found on the
shore by the keeper Of the light house.
Arr at n. York l3, schr j. T.. DIvidson,
Snyley. 10 DIS from Coast of Patagonia.
Heard from at Munganui, NJ, Feb :, ship Mar
garet. Facs, of this port, oil since leaving the
Sandwich Islands for North Pacific.
Cleared at New York 18th inst, Schr Midas,
Freeman, Savannah.
Cleared at New York 18th inst, Brig Annawon,
Almy for this port
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10 the other. The testimony Of thousands who
have been relieved and cured by this valuable ar
ticle, will show that il stands unrivaed---at the
head Of all other medicines for the eu,e Of diseases
for which il is recommended. The genuine DR..
Wistar's Basan Of Wild Cherry is now for sale
by duly appointed Agents, and all respectable deal.
ers in medicine, in all large cities and all import
ant towns throughout the United States, Canadas,
and British Provinces.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS, on the
wrapper.
For sale by r. J TAYLOR, Agent for New
port
DIR. coRHETr's SYRUP OF sARstPARILLA
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A COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE. ..

The well known residence Of the late Gcorg.
Irish, Esq, containing o. acres, with barn ana
other buildings, situated one and a half miles rom
the compact pat Of Newport, on the road to Fro
Vi cncc and Boston. There is an orchard OF
IL Acres of the choicest frit trees IN good order
The Farm is well fenced with stone wall, has
brook running through ii. The situation 's one ~
the best on the Island, on high ground, and the
Ocean and BAY can be seen from the lower win
dows. There is sufficient front on the road to
accommodate three houses, and have sufficient
room for each. II will be sold in such portion.
as purchasers may wish,
ALSO,
The Farm cast ofihe above now occupied by
J. j smith, containing i03 Acres, well walled.
with good House, oui buildings, and younp
Orchard in lsarins condition, und veil watersd.
and in every way a desirable situation For terms
apply 10 either of the subscribers who have plan
Of the farm.
GEORGE I. BAILEY, r,o,r,.
GEORGE BOWEN,
Artl7 I'm
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ttlarinc Jntrliiucutc. az,
PORT OF NEW PORT.
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, June I

WEDNESDAY, June II
Brig Azala, Savage, \ Orleans Tor hascilcsi
Sch'rs Henry Freezing, Kelly, Boston ior
Conankct, Jcnhing, fishing Frances llallett, Wal
den, Fall River for Phila; Owcn, Snow, fishing.
Albrmarle, Flnilcr, Prov for Pantaga, Nc.
Shops Ann y Holmes, Davis, L rvcr for Al
bany, Odd Follow, Dyer, Orient, Ii; Mary Jane,
Harding, Ware um.
THURSDAY, JnneI3.
-rh',s Cor Kcarny, Lovcli, Boston for \ Nrk;
Hamlet, Shermn, Prov for Phila Orcg n, Ba-
con- Boston for A,banv; Hope W Candy, Gciircv,
+ River for Phild; Everett, Bush, fishing; Com
mcrrc, Ahcn, do; EiiHabr,h, Jones, " Haven for
phila; Meteor, Perry, y Bedford for do; Albion,
Chrcny, fishing; Sopnluna, Merchant, do; Spem-
did, Culver, Prov for Rondout; Stromboli Rog
crs, fish nc.
Shops Proof Glass, Brewster, Dghton for Al
bany; Sportsman, Williston, for Taipaulin Coic;
Chief, Hammond, Bristol.
SATURDAY, June Is.
Brig John BaIch, MevilI from Georgetown.
Schrs Coquimb,, Cordcs, fishing; Fillmore,
Loving, do; Allegheny, Mayo, do; Allanda, Free.
man, do; Marion, CarStcnseir, do; Wachnian,
Ilawes, do.
Soops Gertrude, Bursc, Connecticut River for
Barnstlble; Washington Harvey, : kInIstown.
MONDAY, June IL.
Bark Falmouth, Sherman, Prov, PiclGu;
schrs Belle, Kelly, Dennis, New York; T..
Townsend, Weaver, Fall River, phila; splendid,
Culver, Prov Rondout; Silver Spring, llcndrcr,
hshmg; Ocean Qnccn, Smith, Prov, Va; Emb-
lem, Jones, fishing; Meony, G.oss. do; Ocean,
Lee, do Owcn Snow, do; Shade, Spencer, do;
T. ie, Buck, do; sun, Brown, do; Orinlc, Burg
cs>, do; Banner, Merchant, do; Argo, Bright
man, do; John Cluncc, Gilchrisl, ~ Jon :, NIB.
for market; Arrow, Moor, fishing; Amanda,
Rich do; Roanoke, StowcII, do; B + Reeves,
shaw, Philn Pony. Sloddard, fishing; Allegro,
Hawes, do, Maria, Baker, Carolina; w Fal-
II. IL. Il.
Sloops Bcnj Franklin, Hawkins, Warren Ny;
Capitol, smith, Prov for Albany ;Gcrrudc Bum,
Hartford for Barnstable; Acksah, Handy, Sand.
witch for mkt.
TUESDAY, June Is.
Schrs Union, Bangs, Prov, Phla; :. BE ldcn,
Bur,lick fishing Eagle, Bates, do; Myra Sears,
Long, do; TryaIl, Gibbs, PROV, Baltimore; jose
phinc, Bmts, fishing; William Bacon, Snow, doj
Traveller, Frazer, do;
: oop VIM II, Bowen, kcnnc, +, River, New
York; Yantic, Brightman, do, do; Henry Cast
off, Heath, n. York;
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, June l3.

Atmarket 600 Beef Cattle, 33 pairs working
Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves 800 Sheep and Lambs
and 1900 Swine.
Prces-Beei Catile-Exra 81 25; lst quality,
So; I'd do, S5 rs; 3d do, - 80 4 10.
Working Oxen-S75, 80, 9j, 100, 107.
Cows and Calves-Sl9, 23, 2j, 30, 3s, 40.
Sheep and Lambs-Sl rs, 2, 3. One lot Of
unsheared at 81 25.
SWINE ic; retail 5a6I-2. Spring Pigs
q IL 7c-retal l-2 = lie.
Remarks-lherc are about 500 Beef Cattle
from Ohio, which will be brought into market be-
fore next week. Market rather dull. The large
number at market last week has given buyers AN
opportunity to supply themselves al their prices.
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New ORLEANS, Saturday. June IS

We have received intelligence from IIa-
vana as late as the l0th inst, and are hap
py TO state that the Spanish Government
had yielded to the representali' MS of our
Consul, aided by other American au,hori-
ties, and after passing through the forms of
a trial, had liberated The American prison
ers. who were free to return to the United
States.
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WAsHINGInN. Nj lnday- Innn IL

The Southern Press, a daily, is out
Mcssrs. Ewood Fisher and Edwin De Lo-
on are its editors and Messrs. Sage and
Heath the printers.
1t ielterates stale arguments about North
crn aggressions and in yndication # the
rights Of the South.
The editors say they have commenced
with full subscription lis, and are per-
mantly established.
Senator Borland has been called home by
family sickness.
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rendered homeless by this calamity.
ExAMINATIoN OF LopEz. The New Or
leans Della OF June 8 gives IA full report of
The arrest, or more properly the volunta-
ry surrender, Of Naciso Lopez, who com
mal.LeI the men engaged in the attack up
on Carlcnas. He presented himself in the
Unltcd Su,es District Court on the 7Ih,
with his friends, before judge MrCaleb.-
His counsel were Messrs ircntlss aud
Henderson. The arrest was made upon
an aili lavit put in by the Spanish consul,
Juan Y. Laborde. Objection Was made
by prisoners counsel that The affidavit was
not exp 'icit enough that i, Get forth "pin-
ions rather than facts Mr.. llunon, the
district attorney, ably replied, and contend.
ed that the alli !a.it was abundant ground
for tie arrest. The Sp,fish consul had
made it at his (Mr. IIunloa's) request
The Delta adds -
At The conclusion of Mr.. Uun,on's
speech. Judge McCaleb said tha, as the
argument had occupied the whole day, he
consi cred it his duty to examine the case
with some care. lie would, therefore, de-
fer the matter uut lo-morro~.
The deputy marshal then inquired what
Won be done with the prisoner.
Judge McCaeb lie is in your custody.
Mr.. Noise said, for the ma shal, that
Gen Lopez bei"g in his custody, would be
retained like any other prisoner, as he
knew no distinction of persons in the dis
charce of his duties.
Mr.. Henderson then proposed to give
bail for Gen. Lopezs appearance to-mor-
row. The bond was fixed at $1,000, and
signed bv Recvrder Ca dwell.
The Delta of the Sth has the following
very interesting fact in connection with the
proceedings.
As Gea. Lopez was handing his snuff
box to Mr.. Prenliss, tall man in the crowd
reached over AMI requested pinch. T.c
eral p, ,lltely gave the box TO the tall in
dvidual, who, handing il around TO his
neighbors, rem arkcd audlby- Boys, let's
take a Cuba sneeze." The invitation was
accepted, until the generals Macaboy vas
exhausted, and the court room resounded
with sncrzes.
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RuFFALO Monday. Inue 1.

The steamer Griffin, Capt RoBY, left
this port yesterday morning. with over two
hundred passengers for Toledo, and when
within 90 miles of Cleveland, took fire and
burned to the waters edge.
The mate who swan ashore and reached
Clcavcland, reports tina, only 80 persons
were saved.
Over Two hundred lives were lost, among
whom were Capl. Roby and wife.
The passengers were mostly emigran,s.
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1t was among the loveliest customs of
the ancients to bury the young at morn
ing twilight for as they strove to give
the softest Interpretation TO death, so
they imagined that Aurora, who loved
the young, had stolen them to lcr cm-
brace.
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II Druggists and Deaios N Medicine.
DR.. WlSTAR'S
RAJSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

This celebrated and inf,lliblc ~ medy ior the
c,ire Of Consumption. Asthma, and Liver Com
plant. was discovered sIme ten years ago. Sinre
that time il has, by its own mcrits, bcen rapidly,
surely, and safely working it, way through the
opposition Of quick. aud coutericiiers, until 10y
i,s true valuc and intrinsic eNoclehce, has gin-
ed for itself a most cnviabe popularity and c',ab.
lshed itself in the confidence Of an intelligent and
e,H-h,ancd rnhlio, from ono end ~ the con'inen,
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TROUBLE FOR THE CENSUS. The la
dies of Baltimore, who are among the
falrest of the fair portion of creation,
protest against the right of census taxi
efs to demand their age
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A correspondent of the Boston Post
wishes to know whether the body that
Mr.. Gliddon unrolled was not that of
SPURIus MUMMIus, a distinguished
Roman who fourished in the time of
Cicero.
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U. S. SENATOR, 1t is stated that
Edmun | Burke is a candidate for the
United States Senator from New
Hampshire.
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tBY TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Saturday, June

WAsHNoToN, Saturday, June IS.
The captain Of the United States steamer
-, has been suspended for bad con-
duet to his men. O,e mar yesterday cut
his arm off, rather than serve under him
WAsHINeToN, June IA.
The printers are now busy setting up the
matter Tor the first number of The South
ern press, which will appear on Monda
next.
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WosDERFUL ErFIcAcy OF DIR. CoRBETT'
iiIGHLY CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARIbLA.
Further evidence as % It's Nirtu


To MEssRs. T.. BRINLEy & Co.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time since YOU kindly sent
me "A few bottles of DR.. Corbctt's Shaker Srsapa-
rilla believing, as YOU said, IT might help me- my
Blood being out of order, and my Stomach ANNOYED
by dyspcpsica complaints. As had long been
using other Sarsaparla Compounds with injury
rather than benefit, and having trici various rem
edies with no help whatsoever, felt unwilling to
attempt anything further. But relying on the dis
ting,ished names of Physicians attached To the
medicine, began the use Of one bottle. Using It
only in small doses, found my stomach gradually
rceaining its tone. After steady and undevat-
ing use of it for some months, ] found my whole
system thoroughly changed. Ny appetite was re.
stored; nv 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 ,rc of strong Con-
suuptivc habit, are using this wonderful medi-
cine with most astonishing efficacy. In my own
case | am happy to state the cure was complete
beyond my best antcipations
Very gratefully, your obliged friend,
JOHN T. FIELD.
Sold by EDWARD BRINLES g. co, Drug
pists, Nos. 3 and South side Faneul Hall, Bcs-
ton, Sole Propretors and their appointed Agcnts
generally.
For sale by r. r. HAZARD, Agent for Now
port. Marzo
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DThe Police Court had small har-
vest OF those who were said to be Gelin-
qncn's, In various ways, yesterday some
of The parties ard witnesses were birds of
peculiar plumage.
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A Ne" COMEDY By AN AMERIcAN.-
We sec announced as in the press Of APP
ple,on & Co., new comedy, entitled The
NrRy ACE, by Edward S. Gould, Esq, of
New York. Having heard this perform
ance very well rcad'aloul from the manu-
scrip, of the author, we are able 20
speak know ingy concerning it. 1t would
prove an entirely successful acting g-play. 1t
aboutds with opportunities for fine dramat-
IL display and is fu of str king situations
That it has not been bef,jingly brought
out on the stage Is owing, we presume, 10
the ignorance and incaraci,y of managers,
who are, so far as our experience goes,
The very worst judges of the drama. They
are just as likely TO accept for representa-
lions bad plays as good ones--wi'ncss the
number of wretchrd pieces, which run
briet career aud are then consigned To that
wallet, wherein Time dcposites aims for
oblivion. An opinion, moreover, has SEEM
I'd TO prevail Of late that to be competent
writer Of play oac must also be good
ac,or--on the principle, doubtless, Of DR..
Johnson's rarody-
" Who says fat oxen should himself be fat"
The style and IN Lncr in whl'h piece j.
written are not esteemed of consequence,
81 long as it has that trtkery, known as
stage effect. We are glad that Mr.. Gould
has determined to pub ish his coTedy that
people may be abe to see The kind Of play,
which managers of theatres refuse, while
they dose us, ad na,lseaoi, with The wretch
cd and stale nonsense of some member of
their company, whose productions have the
same relation TO those Of an accomplished
writer that the concoclions of a quack do
to the discoveries of phllos' pher.
In NJ. Could comedy, the critic will
be at no loss to discover a well-arr1nged
pot, an interesting story, variety ofstIlk-
ing characters and spirited dialogue he
will seem the eye of an observer Of the
human passions and emotions and TIE hand
of "A master of the English language. We
hope that this excellent comedy will be
for sale here that our many Intelligent and
accomplished residents as vel as the siran-
gers, with which the plac, is thronged a,
this season of the year, may have an OPP
portuni,y of enjoying it in their cIosets-
for which we assure them it Is as well
suited as il is for the stage. p.
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK
AMERICAN PORTRAIT GALLERY.

ID H. TISDALE & son, invite the attention
ID. of the public to Prospectus and Specimens
of the above wo,k nj their Fancy Goods establish
ment. where ,hey offer ior sale a choice selection
Of 6ie French Engravings ard colmed Prints,
among which ate the 4" Belle 81 Newport" The
rrayer," " Jenny Lind" " Education de "a Nn'
mre," ct du Monde" With Portraits 81 d's''n
gushed Ainoi icsns, and other Workt 81 hi'
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etThc anniversary .! the battl; of
Bunker Hill was celebrated ~ Boston in
fine style, on MonIay; the Grafton, by
Edward Everett, vas . chsste and brillian,
ALTAR.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

rTNIE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer,
i keeps constantly an hand, the largest asso'r'
ment Of Musical Instruments, OF every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, oi
all coors and qualities, of the best German manu-
f,c urc; Da,ch Metal; Florence Leaf Gold an
Ulra-mirine Blue, and which he VIII s'h on rca
sonable terms. Storckccpcrs arc requested to eau
AMI examine his large assortment. heiolc purchas-
inc elsewhere EDWARD BAACk,
Mar2I 81 Fulton street, New York.
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u Lady franklin is getting a vcs.
Gel fitted out at her own expense, at Alb
erdeen, to proceed to Regents Inlet,
and make searches there. This point
she thonght it possible her husband
nigh, be at ;and believing that the 9TH
er vessels would no, 60 there, she had
exer,sd herself,o accomplish the depar-
ture Of the vessel first mentioned.
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Mr.. EDITOR -

Mr. EDITOR -
There seems to be some difference of
opinion as to the meaning Of " an 0rdi-
nance an regard 10 the .&Jbath.' Ii is or
dained that no shop, store or other place of
business or trade, &c, shall hereafter he
opened on SUNDAY, &c., except licensed
Taverns and Druggist stores. Now the
query is whether Livery Stables are ex-
emp, from the o. Grafton Of this law or not.
Not being nameJ, and being permitted To
labour in their vacation, the keepers Of
stables must be considered a privileged
class. Theirs is the most lucrative as
well as the most noisy business that is fol-
lowed, aud why they are classed with the
ven ders Of calomel and jalloP, is mystery
pas, finding out. We do not IN an to he
caplious or fault finding, and do not ex-
pect miracles TO be- performed but such
glaring inconsistencies must strike every
one, aud call for some expiaralion. We
hope to be enlightened on the subject.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NXrM. G. CO2ZENS & co. will be receiving
w all this week, THEN usual large assortment
nl all the new and desirable STYLES oi Dry Goods
Carpctiugs. Paper llangines, Sc, To which they
particnlar, invite the attention ot purchasers
Apri
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Guardians NOTICE.

THE Undersigned. having been 'cgally appointed
| Guardian of CHARLES DrRrEt, oi liver
ton, minor over II and under u y,ar oi age
requests all persons having demands against his
SAID ward to present them. aud those indebted "a
make immediate payment. .. -.
CLARK ESTES.
Tivcrton, May l6. CIV
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A JoNAH's THoUGmT.- boat of
a whaler was once knocked several feet
in the air by blow from the tail of
fish to which it was fast. Upon coming
down, the stee-sman fill into the
whales mouth, and the teeth ofthe an
in'al closed upon his leg. After being
in this terrible position for some time,
he was released, picked up by another
boat, and carried On board, where,
while preparations were making to am.
putate his crushed limb, he was asked
what he Thought ofwhile in the whales
mouth 7" With the utmos, simplicity,
he replied
Why, thought she would yield
about sixty barrels !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-20

UWe are Indebted to the Hon. John
ii Clarke for valuble Pubic Documents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-20

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