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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
MEMORANDA.

Arrived at Philadelphia, 2Olh, brig Random.
Burdick, from IIavara.
-, Cleared at Philadelphia, 10Th, brig Calender.
Wines, Tor this port.
Arrived at New Orleans, 9Th uit., schr Wm
IL. Harrison, Cozzens, from Pensacola.
Cleared at Havana, 27lh ui., big Annawan,
Almy, Mariel, To load with Mol asses for Whining
ton, N. G.
Al Havana, ib, bI,S Charcs Dc,cns, Bailey,
discg.
Sailed fom Havana, oh, big Random, Be-
d,ch, Charleston.
:, A"ived at Ma.el, 2d, big Aunawan, Alny,
Havana.
Arrived at Malan.os, 'b, ba,h May Florence,
Carney, heocc.
Cleared ., PhiIadcphi, 10Th, Schr Jas B.rreit,
this port
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WAsHIYoroN, Saturday, May, 10.

WAsHiSoTos, Saturday, May, 10.
Mr.. Disney read from the Clerks desk
the views Of himself, Mr.. Fes,hers,on and
Mr.. Job Mann. (all Democrates,) on the
Galphn case, concluding with the follow
ing resolutions -
RESOLVED. Ths, the claim Of George Gal.
phin was one that the United States was
under no obligations to ply, prior to the
passage of the act OF is4s, which au,hori-
zed and required the pay men. of the princi-
pal only.
Resolved, That the interest thereon was
paid wi,hou, authority Of law or usage.
Resolued, That Congress should pass a
law prohibiting the payment Of in,eres, in
any case by an ofiicer of the government
unless expressly directed by law.
Resolved, Iha. Congress should pass a
law prohibiting any member Of the Cabinet
from deciding on any claim, or demand a.
gains. the Government in which any other
member of the same Cabinet shall be inter-
ested-while they may be thus associated
together in the ADMINISTRATION Of the Govern
ment.
Resolved, That We recommend The pas
sage of law king flal the decisions
made by the heads Of the different Depart
ments and regulating the right Of appeal,
&c.
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DIED.

In Bris,oi, l:,h 'is,., Ms Crri,e H.. .r,h-
,ef of NJ. AD'l ", xleld, ed is yc..-.
In W. eo. 12n ips,., M. Ao6y 4. W',,low
dcrgulc' o. Nr. Dal cl Wnslo, . ,ne y II ycy.,
o, her .se.
In Woonvoc' ct. 4th ins =. We Y ,rddcny. lroa,
INJURIES "ceiyed by be g ,h,o,n oh a q ri, se
NJ. AEnsou Adams, aged 81 y"as.
A P,o,p'c Me-. Jo."p, m . T. =. 90.
a sos" u, ~" Ie,Di ,iOh.
Al coryc's Poin;. \. ". OF 80 = q, -.
Ms. tIa riet, VIE o., G.ry" L.. Coi. Jan.- l..
Masoa, u. ;. ErG NJ" &c D, i'o 49, ,h.c' al
III" ',e :. row'r. &. dI'', E g., OF ~, .o.a.
eyed = Yeas.
A, Pomret, c., " =. G.r,p L.o d. r. =
&c" o JOB" ". Daio. ESQ. I'd ,'d-,i, 81 %.
o Gen. l,,. 81 PrrSa,, -.
Near Sierra Leone, Jan. u, Mrs. Fidel;a c.
Brooks, OF the Mend Mission. 10, merly of B,om-
field, Me-, aged - years.
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MARRIED.

In New York, 18th ins,,, Joan St,p,i, u. S.
Navy, OF Detroit, and Lavinia E., daughter of
George Field, of N. Y.
"a Bos'o, ~ ;r..., ., Ki,g'. Oh. No. by
E'". ID Pc. BODY, f,,o':, y, tl',n. j.. o
e. '"a Soo".y. de- Ne. o. d. J., o5 Z. -
lor.
Ia Providence. I'h inJ., Nv ,ne Gov. " Gov
den, Edw'n Jeoc!es, o. S.1, 'alj, cad Ma
Ada''nc, d, re1,cr OF he Ia Josc?n ID. .o" .oa.
o. fNasbv;le, Tcpn.
A. T.. shompon, - :, ,,..5 teg p, o.,
VIE %. Rev. \. AG,"Is. ID. D. o. Eo o., o
ri,s St"ih Wi"is o, G. ac..r % &.
10 Providence. l5h irs E, by he Rev +. NJ
Some, Mr. VIM. ;. 1haver. o; Providence, ana
Mss Hen ie,la Brtg. OF Ccmbe, and
In Woon. ochet. Ij,h ns,., Eeuei r. Smith and
Mi,. Lsu,d l.. Aldrch.
h. Geo, ~ fI'',, l-'h i,s,.. NJ. Bel B,'.gs,
o' No"h P,o'deooe, aod Nj. Lor Bas.e t. of
lie lo'm mer place.
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New YoRK, Sunday Evening

The Exploring Expedition, bound for the
ar,c seas, in quest Of Sir John Franklin,
will sail from this port on Tuesday next.
Much anxiety prevails TO obtain later
news from Cuba. The Louisiana { N. o.
Patriot, a Spanish paper, publishes let
ter, dated Chagres, 2sth ult., stating that
the Cubln invaders were not to rendez-
vous there, but on the island OF 81. Do
mingc, and we're 10 land in Cuba at two
different points, on the 18th inst. A
Washington letter of the Baltimore Cli
per states that the expedition sailed.
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To Druggists and Deaicys 40 Medicine.
DR. WiSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

This celebrated and in@lIiblc umed, 20, ''o
L - OF Consumption, As'hm', and Liver Com
pl,ini, was discovered s,me 81 wears ago. Sioce
III I t;,re j, ha-, Nv l. own me- irs Geen o'2'dlv,
,rrcly, und saitly No !iis L. Wv thrOr'h trc
opposi, on of pr, -. aud corutc,ic,,ers. unil hy
H. tue value, .dd ihtrnsic cX,cIeucc, II aas .,d-
ri 70, i,cli = enyia6le populai', aod c,tab-
li,hod !, ,cl, - he confidence o. an Intelligent and
cnl;. .a,clcd pr'Ilic from end %, the comment
TO ,he oho,. The testimony o' thousands who
have hc"n ,elieyad and cured y, this valuable Az
,irr, wiz bow na' staad, vnryallrd---a' Toe
hc. Il %, ~ orer u",li' ihcs 10, ro ol disra
ior htn j. j. rcuoWm"pd"d. The genriu" d..
W;s,,,', u. lsa y oi WiG Cnr,y is nov 'or so'r
nv drly appoihnd As.r and ~ rcspcc .a3le dealt
c.s it, icac, ~ al ,:c - ics and all hupoIn
an ,owns hroc .nuu, ,tc uhilcd state, Canadas.
and B,ilish Provinces.
None gcnrlnc unless sisucd L. BUTTS, o" iae
wrapper.
Tor sale by r. J, TAYLOR, Agen. TO- Ncw-
,ot Marli
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
THE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..

CoscoRD, N. II,
INitS Company was chartered in June, 1913,
L and went into operation in October following
since which, il has issued 36ij Policies, covering
by Insurance more than two and half millions OF
property. The whole amount Of property now at
risk is S2,i57,0
The aggregate Capital Of the Company amounts 5
to S25O,OOO.
In accordance with the provisions Of their Char
ter the Directors have divided the property al
risk into the following Four CLAssEs-each be.
ing liable for its own losses.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which insures for
SIX years, u composed entirely of Farmers prop
ery, on which they have now insured 8 is6. 900.
VILLAGE CLASS, iasures safe property in
Towns and Villages, such Dwelling Houses,
their contents, out buildings, &C., for six wears
The amount al risk in this class is S6O5 900
MERCANTILE CLASS, insures for three
years, and is constituted of Stores, Merchandise,
Public Houses, Churches, Printing Offices, &C.
The amount OF property now at risk in this class
is S756, 900.
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Glass
is composed Of mos: kinds Of hazardous propert,
with the exception Of steam risks-in which the
amount insured is S6lO,OOO.
The Company have, thus far been very foriu-
nate; the whole aggregate of losses in lie three
first classes combined, does not amount TO $4,000
since the Company went into operation. They
are now, anu nave Dech ior several fnOltm past,
issuing at the rate of 5000 Policies per an ,im.-
Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing
and the Directors with confidence commend th
Company TO the public, as a medium Of Insurance
ionnded upon the most equitable principles aud
promising the most favorable results.
The above report was ma G the first Of January,
since which time, large number Of Policies have
been issued.
DIRECTORS.-J. A. Potter, Asa Fowler,
n. :. Chandler, I. Z. Treadwcl, A. Baker, John
Gass, n. B. Baker, Zenas Clement, A. Bean, B.
w. Sanbon, George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfarland, B. 7. Page.
J. A. POTTER, President.
J. J.. Lang, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office at the Uh,d
States Hotd, Newport, and 81 Westminster street,
Providence.
NIB. Mr. Adams will bc at his Office in New
port, Tuesday and Wednesday, Of each week.
Marco d&w3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
THE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SIIAWLS AND SILK GOODS!

JEW ETT & PRES COTT,
No. 2 lkM Street,
uAVE received TOR the Spring trade Of 1850, a
IL truly magnificent assortment of SHAwLs,
SILK GooDs, &C., which is submitted to the pub
lie for approval.
CASHMERE Long and SQUA,v SHAwLs-
PLAIN EMBRoIDERED and DAMAsK FIGURED
GRAPE SHAwLs - BAY STATE LONG and
SQUARE SHAwLs---BLACK SILK SHAwLs,---
or, To sum up the catalogue, ecry kind Of !Shaus,
Rich and Elegant, ,--Common and Substantial,
Low Priced aud Expensive.
Black aud Fancy Colored Silks for Dresses. in
the same unlimited variety of Styles and Qualities
Camceon Satin de Chimes and French Satns.
Canton and India Silks and Shawls.
Grape aud Cashmere Nantes and Scarfs.
French Sacks, Ni.tes and Mantlllas, in true
Pa, styles, and Rich Silks in suitable widths for
all these articles.
Mourning Shawls an Silk Goods of all kinds
Also, fine Bombayncs and Apaccas. ~ ide
silk Nclvets Tor Nisitcs and Shaws.
Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpool or
lIavre adds something new to our assortment,
keeping il ever fresh and attractive. All Purcha-
sers, m'iuiing the LadieS en- maSse,) are assured
of our intention to present at al! timcs the Best
Goods.tie Largest Variety land AT uniform Low
Prices.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. 2 MILK STREET,
A few steps from Washington ST., BOSTON,
Mm9 is3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

ANECDOTE OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
The South Boston Gazette first pub
lished the following:
At one time Daniel Webster had a
difficult case to plead, and a verdict was
rendered against his client. One ofthe
witnesses came ro him and said, "Mr
Webster, If | had thou !.ht we should
have lost the case, might have testi-
fed great deal more than did >
1T is Of no consequence" replied the
lawyer, ",he jurXdo not believe word
you said,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

The PEACH CRops.-We hear good
news of.he peach crop from Delaware,
Northern Ohio, Maryland and else
where. The peach growers apPrehend
only that the price will be too cheap
The same may be said Of the Long
Island crops. A fruit dealer in Fulton
market, New York, who has an orchard
Of 1900 trees on Long Island, states
20 the Express that the prospect OF an
abundant yield was never so fair, and
that they would be entirely too cheap
the coming season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

MIND YoUR DoTs.-A Kentucky
member of Congress wrote to his wife
on his arrival at Washington city, that
he had "formed a connection with a
very agreeable Mess, and expected 10
spend the winter very pleasantly" Un-
fortunately, to The surprise and mortl-
ica,ion of The good lady to whom he
wSs writing, he inadvertently dotted he
e i. the wo d Mess.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

The mysterious young woman who
attempted to commit suicide at SPRING
field, Mass, has recovered from the
effects of the poison, and gone south
TO her friends. Her brother, having
learned of her whereabouts, arrived at
Springfield few days since to accom-
pany her home. She belongs in
Charleston, S. c. She is the daughter
of a wealthy planter, and her name is
said TO be Meade.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

resainng its tone. After steady and undevat-
ing use Of IL E,r some months, found my whole
system thoroughly changed. My appetite was re-
stored; my Blood clear, active and pure, and
health once more afforded me. Some of my lends
most painfully afflicted Nth diseases of the Skin,
Liver Obstruction, and who are of strong Con-
sumptve habit, are now using this wonderful medi-
cine with most astonishing efficacy. 10 my own
case, am happy To state the cure was complete
beyond my best aniiopatons.
Very gratefully, your obliged friend
JOHN T.. FIELD.
Sold by EDWARD BRiNLEY g. CO., Drg-
gists, Nos. 3 and South side Faneuil Hall, Bcs-
ion, Sole Proprietors; and their appointed Agent,
generally.
For sale by n. r. HAZARD, Agent for New
port. Mar2S
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" Orders form Washington reach
ed the Navy Yard, Charlestown, on
Friday, to get the sloop-ol.war Albany,
momentarily expected from Port au
Prince. ready for sea with the quick est
despatch possible after her arrival
Her destination is supposed to be the
coast Of Cuba.
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ID A ME l. l. & co.,
BOSTON.
II + NJ o V A l. 4!

TX T. vi " 4 L.
NTE wolld respectfully inform our Ct rstomers
w and the Public, that we have removed foul
our old stand, to No. 2i9 WAsHINGToN STREET,
(between tie Marlboro Hotel and Winter ST.
Having now one of the Largest Stores in the
City, We shall I've enabled to show "A more extcn-
sye stock of RICH SILKS LONG & SQUARE
SiIAWLS, and DRESS GOODS, than W. have
ever before offered. We have now received q
large part of our Spring and Summr Go,dS, but
shall continue 10 receive New Goods ppon the
arrival of every French aud English Steamer,
throughout the season.
We shall continue to keep every article wanted
in families, ,---Linens, Quilts, Blankets, Cottons,
Flamels ,--- HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, - and
Mourning Goods,
A. we Import part of our Stock, and are always
ready To take advantage of the New York Auc-
tions, when Goods are sacrificed, we feel sure that
we can always offer Goods at as Low Prices
as can be obtained elsewhere UNDER ANY CIR
CUMsTANCEs.
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM will still he
strictly adhered To, many years experience sat
shes Us that IT is tie Elrest, and therefore the
most satisfactory to purchasers,
We hope, by constant personal attention TO our
business, to merit the patronage We have so iong
received at our Old Stand.
DANIELL S CO,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers,
No. 2i9 WAsHINGToN STREET, BosTos
Mal9 3m
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New ORLEANS, May Is, 1850.

The U. s. Mail steamship Ohio, Lieut.
enant J. F. Schenck, U s. Navy, comman-
der, sailed for New York direct to-day with
$50 passengers, mostly Caliiornians. She
also had on board $3OO,OO in gold dust
AMI specie, also for New York.
The news of the result of the Cuba cx-
ped,ion is expected in few days. There
is considerable anxiety TO know the result.
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BALTIMORE, My 10Th.

A large fire occurred in Charleston, :. G.,
on Friday, which consumed the warehouses
of Messrs. Johnson, Crew, and Bramey.-
The loss is estimated a, 100000.
Orders were received at the Norfolk
(Va.) naval station, on Friday, from lie
Navy Department directing the U. ;.
s,eam-friga,e Savannah to be Immediately
prepared for sea- Cuba is supposed to be
her destination.
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BRIGHTON Market.

yro" a., May ~.
At Mmke,--t5O ( ef G, he; 2 d. Is Uo l..
I,"g Den; 30 Cows and Gives; $50 Sheep ID
Lam5s Piss : ne.
p icco-Beef Cad" -. So Is, -. orsii,y
S6 % aecond, s. - Ne, ~ IS.
Wor ;os Ose'-S10, s., S5, 80.
Cows ana Colves--~-. % ,. =.
Sheep ano I.ano s CD, . 20, iC). Ose lot
l. n5s soG 4 20 ca,h.
Swioc-4 l-2e5 lie. rc = 5 l-o.6'. F.,
hogs . ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

There is a church in Ohio where the
water that runs off the roof on one side
goes into the Gulf of Mexico, and that
which runs off the other side goes into
the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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Tuy Pogr MooRg.--Letters hav,

Tug PoEr MooRE.--Letiers have
been received from Sloperton, which
mention that some slight improvement
has occurred in the health Of Mr..
Moore, although he was still consider
ed in a perlc us state. Lauerly he has
had some refreshing sleep, and the
synp,oms had become snmcwba, less
a'srming
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

An AHcTIC CAP.-Onc Of the gen.
ilemen attached to the Arctic Explor-
ing Expedition, to sail from New York,
has had helmet Of otter skin made
for the protection OF his head during
the arctic winter. il has an opening in
front. JUS, large enough for the wearer
10 see and breat, G. and the neck piece
reaches TO the shoulders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

" 1t is reported by passengers
from Chagres, that the Panama Rail
way will not be constructed in five
years. They also say that it is more
than probable that plank read will
supersede it altogether.
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ii is snid that NJ. Lamer,ine and his
wife will set ont in n few weeks for tie
East, and has expressed his deiermina-
,ion never again to return TO his native
country, unless summoned by the peo-
pie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

o. Professor Mitchell Of the Cincinnati,
Observatory has been elected an honorary
member Of the Royal Astronomical Socie
ty Of Englan !!
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WeSpERruL ErrioheY OF DIR. CoHbrTT
HIGHLY CoSCEsrRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARIbLA.

To MEssRs. L. BrISLty 4 Go.
Gentemen Some time since YOU kindly cent
me "A few bottles of Ur. Coibctt's shaker Sarsapa-
rilla, believing. rs you said, il might help me, my
Blood being on, OF order, and my Stomach anno,rd
by dyspcpsical complaints. A. had long hc"n
using other Sarsaparilla Compounds with injury
rather than bcncf,, and having tried various rem.
edies with no help whatsoever, felt unwilling to
sitemp, anything further. Bot relying on the DIS
tinguished names of Physicians attached 10 the
medicine. began the use of one bottle. Using u
anlv N small doses found stomach gradually
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

TP'What salary do you expect = enquir-
ed down town merchant OF a youth who
was enquirng for situation,
Enough to keep isom wishing to steal,
was The frank rejoiudcr ; and it pleased the
merchant so we that a bargain was soon
struck.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

The son Of man worth two hum
dred thousand" was found lying "dead
drunk" in the street, of Pittsburgh
A few steps from him lay the son Of a
man worth nothing, in the same condi-
ton. Whiskey is great leveler.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

A gentleman was aggreeaby surpris-
cd, the other day, to find a plump tur-
key served up for his dinner,and inqur-
ed of his servant how it was obtaned.
why, sa, replied the blacky, that
ar turkey has been roostin' on our fence
for tree nights so dis morntn' | seized
him for the rent of the fence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

CoNsIsTEKCY.-Thc Loco party in
Pennsylvania, The anti-Jank party IA
miliarly so called, have chartered thir-
teen new banks at this session.
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,


WORCESTER, Mass.
THIS Company commenced operations in MAY,
i 1917, and has received so liberal a patronage,
that it has obtained permanent character for pru-
dent management, not surpassed 10y any Company
N the Commonwealth, taking great variety
o. safe risks.
The Directors feel Justified in recommending
this Institution to the favorable consideration Of
the public, pledging themselves that every effort
shall he made on their part, To continue It's pros
pcrity, 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 prin-
ciplcs of Insurance. They also employ General
Agent, whose duty il is TO examine and inquire
into the nature of the risks takcn and when there
is any defect in the building carecssness on the
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 Furnitnrc, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
braries and Merchandise generally, and also upon
all kinds of Manufactured Articles and Stock in
the process of Manufacture, excepting Stock IN
Cotton, Wooden and Paper Mills, or property alike
hazardous, for any term of tine not exceeding five
Their Rates of Premium are established upon a
basis sufficiently guarded o avoid all Assessments.
The Dividends have averaged 80 per cen, on all
Policies that have expired in this Company, and
il is believed that stu lnger dividends will lie
made in future.
EDWARD HEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER iIARRISGToN, Secretary.
Office, No. Brinlcy Hail. opposite the Amcri' an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State o
Rhode Island is prepared To effect lnuance at his
Offices, No. 32 WEsTnINsrER STRttr, Provl-
,lencc, and UNITtD STATS IloTEI, Newport.
e. Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re-
spccttuly requested To call and examine the basis
on which this Institution Is based. AMI avail them
selves Of its benefits.
N.B.-Mr Adams viii I've at his Office IN New
port, Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week
Mai20 d&v3m
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING

~ III thN hASE hS VT sLoI HIM.
AT WHOLESALE.
WIIITlNG & kEIioE. Nos 40 and ~ An"
w street, Boston, have newly manufactured for
the Spring sales Of 1850, the largest and cx-
tcnsiye stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered for sale in Boston. Having rclin-
auished the rddR branch of our business, our at
tcntio. is devoted exclusively To the wants of Ira
dcrs and Merchants may depend upon finding " ith
Us "A better suppl, of well manufactured Goods,
than at other Houses. Our Stock includes articles
adapted To the wants Of the New England, Souh-'
crn and Western trade.
The extent Of our business enables us to offer all
Goods at the lowest market value and to extend
the usual term, Of credit. We have in Store
1000 Cloth Frock aud Dress Coats.
5000 Tweed
10000 Pairs Fancy Buckskin Pants,
10000 Linen
$1,000 Linen Sacks.
Boys' CLoruisG, in great variety. faihrs
Trimmings, and Piece Goods, and full assert
mcnt Of English, French and German fancy silk
Handkcrchicis fancy silk Cravats and ~carfs, bin
Italian lIdkis., Suspendcrs, Gloves, and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Agents for " B,nnaf's" Troy Shirt Manufac-
nry.
A full and complete Catalogue Of our Stock may
be hai by addressing US by mail.
j. J. WHIrING,
NJ KrHoE, Jr.,
MarI9 dSwan &. W. GALLoUPI.
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tV' The remains of the late Presi-
dent Polk will be removed to their final
resting place, in the grounds of his late
residence, on the Odd inst.
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FOR SALE.

'T'liE well known beautiful and fast sailing Plea
sure-Boat DREAM, with all its appul tenan-
ces. The Boat, and an inventory of its equip
ments, may be seen by application to
may23 2w JOB Il. WILBOUR.
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o." 1T is said that Sir Henry Bulwe
has rented summer residence OH Star
ten Island.
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MUSICAL lNSTRuM ENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

rTIIE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer,
/ Keeps constantly cn hand, the largest asso't-
tncn of Musical Instruments, ol every description,
~ the United Statcs. Also, Bron,c Powder, OF
al coots and qualities, Of the beet German manu-.
f,r,ure; Dutch Metal; Florence Lcat Gold, and
uhra a-ma'inc Blue, and which he VIII sr'' on rea,
son,ble terms. Storkeepcrs are requested TO call
ami examine his large assortment bcfo,e purchas-
;,r ELSEWHERE. EDWARD BAACK,
M,,9t s7 ppl,or s'r~.', W. York
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OLD STYLE HYMNs.--The following
verses are correct specimens Of the
hymns sung in Congregational church.
cs bcfor, the days of DR.. Watts, and
which were gradually made to give
place to the hymns now in use, as the
taste for harmony and beauty increased
in our churches. The following verse
should be Leaconed of and surg one
line at a time
" 'Tis ike the precious ointment
Down haron's beard did go
Down Aaron's beard it downward went,
His garment skirts unto.
AnothCr--a sort of address to whales,
aai other big fish, as well as tom Gods,
founders, scuIpins, eeIs and other small
fly:
"Ye monsters Of the bub'ling deep,
Your makers praises spout
Up from the sands We codlings peep,
And wag your tails about. "