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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
PIES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WoRCFsTER, MAS

T'HIS Company commenced operations in May,
L 1917, aud has received 50 literal patronage,
that II has obtained n permanent character Tor Eru-
dent management, not surpassed by any Company
N the omnonwealth taking 50 great variety
of safe rishs.
The Directors feel Justified in recommending
this Institution tO the favorable consideration ui
the public, pcdging themselves that every effort
shall be made on their part to continue It's pros
pcrity, and furnish such "A security against loss by
fire, rs shall remove all anSicty the part Of
those insured.
They have IN Agent for The State Of Rhode Is
land, who is thoroughly acquainted with the prin-
cplcs Of Insurance. They also employ a General
Agent, whose duty it iS Ia examine and inInre
into the nature OF the risks taken, and when there
is any defect in the br6lIiug or crcosoucss on the
part of the Insured To report the same 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 Funitmc, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
brarcs and Merchandise generally, and also upon
all Kinds of Manufactured A,ticlcs and stock in
the process of Manufacture, cXcepting Stock IN
Cotton, WOODEN and Paper Mills, or property alike
hazardous, iur 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 % per cent on all
Policies that have eXpred IN this Company, and
it is believed that still larger dividends will he
made IN future.
EDWARD HEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER HhRRINGroS, Secretary.
Office, No. 8 Brinlcy Wall, opposite the Ameri' an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State ol
Rhode Island, is prepared to effect Inurance nj his
Offices, No. 32 WEsrMfNsrEr SrREIT, PrOVi-
dcncc. and UNIrtD STATS llOTEI, Ncwport
*.* Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re-
spectluly requested to call and examine the basis
on which this Institution Is based, and avail them
selves of its benefits.
\. B.-Mr. Adams will be at his Office in New
port, Tmsday aud " oilcsday If each week.
Ma 20 dS<w3m
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MARRIED..

la this town, on Thursday morning last, by the
Rev. DIR, Choules, Mr.. Albert q. " hite To Miss
Catherine A., youngest daughter Of Capt. James
Barker, all of this town.
In this town, on Sunday evening, by Rev
Thomas Brown, Mr.. William H. Gardner, and
Mrs Elizabeth Caswcll, both of this town.
In this town, on Monday evening, by the Rev.
DR.. Choulcs, Mr. George H. Darling, of Proyi-
dence, aud Miss Maria A. Sweet daughter of the
late Oliver Sweet, of this town.
In Providence, 26th ult., by the Rev, Mr..
Smith, DIR. Henry II. Farnham OF Providence,
and Miss Lucy T.. Packer, of Canterbury, Ct.
In Brooklyn, 2sth inst, Capt David :. Bah.
cock, Of New York, aud Miss Charlotte Augustus
Noyes, youngest daughter OF Joseph Noyes, ESQ,
of Stonnston.
At Globe Village, Tiverton, on Tuesday last,
by Rev Mr. Ashley, Mr., Charles " illiams to
Miss Patience Anthony
In Providence. 18th inst, by Rev Mr.. Moves,
William A. Andrews to Ann Maria Brownell. both
of Providence.
In Providence. 26th inst, Mr.. Solon II. John
son, Of Providence, aud Miss Achsan ID. Godfrey,
of Sandwich, Mass.
la Providence, 10Th Inst, by Rev. DR.. Hall,
Charles Collcu and Elizabeth Clifford, both Of
Providence.
At the \. A. Phaanx, Red Bank, N j., Mr..
John l. Drew, Of Bangor, Me-, and Miss Harriet
\. Prentice, daughter Of Mr.. John Prentice, Of
this city.
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Theophilus Topham was unanimously
elected Judge of Probate.
Auc,ioGeers,-Mil,on Hall, G. N. Tilley
s. A. Parker, Charles p. Barber, Isaiah
Burdick, Henry M. Brownel.
Clarke Burdick, John Stevens ,and George
Ere born were appoin,ed to enquire into
tie right of The Town to IA certain wa,
leading from Thames street by the Woo len
Mill.
The Finance Committee made lhsir Re-
port, showing deficiency ot Sl5 ,596 so
and recommending tax Of 35 cents on the
hundred dollars the report was read and
adopted.
An appropriation of $500 sas made for
Public Schools, in accordance with the re-
commentator of the School Committee.
An application from Protection Compa-
ny, No. s., for 5000 to pay.,he balance of
their debt. was indefinitely postponed.
A Tax Of no, less than Is eco and not
more than SIG, 6,OO0, provided it does not
exceed 81 cents on The hundred dollars,
was ordered. Ii WIS voted that the Tax
be paid at the Col 'ecior's office within six
~ days from the time receives the Tax
book from. the Assessors.
The Treasurer was ordered TO pay this
Towns portion of the State Tax within the
period to enable us TO save the DISCOUNT.
The account Of The Commissioners of the
Asylum was received and ordered to be
place on Ale.
The Treasurer was ordered TO make an
arrangement with some Bank, as hereto
fore, under the direction of the advising
Committee, for The payment of Town or
ders.
The Committee appointed to enquire into
the apparent encroachments on Blss's Road
report ,ha, they think the town has no le-
gal claim upon any of the landholdels on
that read the old Committee was author
iseI to widen the road by purchase of and.
George Freeborn and Benj,min Finch
were appointed committee to repair the
Brick Market.
George II. Oman was granted the priv
ilege of putting his bathing cars o. the
town beach, subject to the action of the
Town Council.
The sum of $75 was appropriated for
the celebration of the Fourth of July, an
The follow ing gentlemen were appointed
Committee of Arrangemen,s,-M ssrs. Au-
gus,us Bush, Henry lisda!e, Chr's'o opher
G. Perry, James Phillips, George Bur
roughs and Henry II. Cook
For License, 55, against Li"cnse 40.
The meeting then adjourned, sine die.
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TIE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.,
Concord, n. II.

NoNtoRb, ~. H.
THIS Company was chartered in June, Isis,
Il aud went into operation in October following :
since which, il has issued 3Gi5 Policies, covering
ly Insurance more than two and a half millions al
property. The whole amount Of rropert, now at
risk Is 81 $1,000.
The aggregate Capital Of he Company amounts
To s2JO,0OO.
IN accordance with the provisions Of their Char
ter, the Directors have divided the property at
risk into the following fo, CLAssEs-each be-
ine liable ior its oNu losscs.
THE FARMERS CLASS which inswcs Tor
sly years, j. composed cntirel, of Farmers Prop
ery, on which they have noW insured Sis6.OOO.
VILLAGE CLASS, insr,res saie property in
Towns and Villages, such as Dwelling HOUSES,
their contents, out buildings, &C.. for six years.
The amount now al rsk in this class is SG05,OOp.
MERCANTILE CLASS, msurcs for three
years aud is constituted Of Stores, Merchandise,
Public House,, Churches, Printing Offices, &c.
The amount Of property now at lisk in this class
is $500
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Clas,
is composed oI mos; kinds of hazardous prorert,,
with the exec ton # stc;.I ris s-m which the
amount iHsned Is ClO,OO0.
The Company have, thus far, been very fui,u-
nate the whole aggregate Of loss,S IN IL three
first classes combined, does not amou't 10 $1,000
since the Company went Into orerat N. They
are now, and lave been for several moi tli past,
issuing at the rate of 5000 Policies per a. un.-
Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing
and the Directors with confidence commend IN
Company To the public, as "A medium Of Insurance
founded upon the most equitable principles aud
promising the most favorable results.
The above report was MA the first Of January,
since which time, large number of Policies have
been issued.
DiRECTORS.-J. A. Potter, Asa Fowler,
n. :. Chandler, T.. Z. Treadwell, A. Baker, John
Gass, " B. Baker, Zcnas Clement, A. Bean, b.
w. Sanborn, George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfarland, b. +. Page.
J. A. POTTER, President
J. T.. IANG, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office at the United
States Hotd, Newport, and 81 Westminster street,
Providence.
~. b. Mr.. Adams will be at his Office in New
port, Ineyday and U'eiaeSdoy of each week.
Marco d&w3m
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WRECK OF AN AMERICAN VEsSEL-
SEIZURE O HER CREW EY THE SAvA-
GEs.--Information has been received.
that an American vessel went on shore
and that another vessel took off part of
the crew and cargo, and burned the
vessel but six ofihe crew were seized
by the savages three Of whom died,
and the rest are now detained in Port
erdeck, by man who ransomed them,
and who now claims $1,000 for his en-
pensc and trouble before he will give
them up. Commodore Gregory had
been informed of the circumstance.
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DIED..

In Rio Janciro, April l9th, Of yellow fever,
Captain Barzillia Folger, of Nantucket, late Of the
ship scotland, of Nantuckct, from Boston for Cal
iiornia, aged 10 years.
At West Genesec, n. Y, on the Goth of April,
MIR. Richard :. Sanford, iormcIy Of Portsmouth,
Il. l., aged 10 years.
At Philadelphia, 9th inst Mrs. Mary Helen
Middleton, widow OF the Hon Henry Middleton,
offs. G.
At Boston, 9th nst., Mr.. George Wise, late
foreman in the Boston Courier Office. aged 30.
In Providence. 3Gth inst, Elizabeth Barker,
widow of the Late Josiah Barker, Of Nantucket, "A
beloved member and minister of the Society Of
Friends, aged S3 years.
At East Greenwich, 9th Mr.. Samuel VI. Mum
ford, OF this town, in the 55th year of his age.
In Bristol, 30th, Hon. VIM. Thoop, in the
10Th year oihis age.
In brooklyn, 3lst ult., of consumption, Mr..
Thsodol phus Melville, aged II years.
In Mddletown, on Monday last Miss Ruth ID.
Chase, daughter Of the la;c Mr.. John Chase, aged
20 years.
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DIR. CORBET'S HIGHLY
SYRUP OF SARSAPA-
RIIJA

II asa unieniable fact that medicine ever
brought before the public. has proved so beneficial
in cases OF diseased Blood, Llv,r Obstruction,
Scroinlous faint, Consumptivc HABIT, and all
cu,aneous affections, ms that Of DR. Corlet's
The distinguished Prof. Hayes says;---"lt ought
10 have n preference, as the formula exhibits the
union Of some of the best OF Our native medic nal
roots and plants with substances of the highest
reputr ~ remedial agents, and does not include
an, Miaihc Compgpnd
Bat read what Druggists sly, whose well known
characters give full assmity a. its virtues.
"The Compound Concentrated syrup of Sarsa-
u,tiIl,. made by the United Society Of Canterbury,
- prepared with grst care, and the increasing de-
mand r j. positive proof of its good effects. II
is now prescribed by most of the Physicians in
Boston aud clscu here, which is the bcst evidence
that they give !, preference over any other pre-.
para'ion 81 Sarsaparilli offered 10 the public.
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NEW YoEK, June 9. 1850.


Advces have been re eceived ere from
Montevidco up to the 18Th of April. That
place is still besieeed by OIzibas's forces.
The fever is still very bad at Rio de Jane
rio.
a Portuguese man-of-war has lost one
hundred persons, officers and creA. Four
vessels of war had arrived there during the
three days previous.
The steamer w. j. Pease, rom New
lolk for California had arrived there.
This is the first lime the yellow fever
had ever appeared south If the Equator.
Sloop-o!-war ST. Louis was there-al
well.
Two English men-of war had lost about
forty with the fever.
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TuE CUBAN AFFAIR. The Grand Jur'
of New York is still pursuing IN privacy,
its investigation of this affair Several
Cubans have beeu summoned as Wi nesses.
Nothing farther has yet been done with
Mr.. Toon, the editor of La Nerdad.'
GJ-The 7lh Regiment New folk
Grcnadiers will make an excur ion to this
place next month, arriving here on Tues
day, the 9th (; they will Iemain until Sat
urday. It numbers ESQ men /; they have
taken quarters at the Bellevue House.
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HTProleciion Company, No. 5, Cap

lDProlcclion Company, No. 8, Capt.
Tisdale, paraded Monday afternoon, ac-
companed by the Newport Brass Band
both were in full uniform, and made very
fine appearance The music was exec
lent. They paraded aga.n in The evening,
the Company forming torch-lsh, pr ccs-
sior after marching through the principal
streets, Tie Fire Company went through a
variety of their Fancy Drills, &C., on the
Parade, which were admirably executed
in the preseLce OF large concoutso oi
spectators.
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TWe are glll to announce that the
Rev. Henry Jackson ha, accepted call to
the Pastoral charge Of the Central Bap'isI
Church IN this town. Mr.. Jackson has
oiTciated in the Church since It's est t,blish.
mcn', four years ago, but his health has
been delicate, and he did not feel warralt-
e in accepting cal to become the perma-
nent Pastor. lie has accomplished much
good for the Church and Society, d has
many warm and devoted friends in the COM
munity.
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MI'MDR

Cleared At Pensacola, MAY 25 Sloop lIarcield,
Saunders, fur Providence.
cid at Charleston, :. e. MAY 80 Schr Belle
Creole, Bcnly for this rort.
Arr at Gcorgc'on :. &. p uh., Brig John
Balch, Melville, liom this Port.
Arr at Portland, 30 ult., Geo Engs, Smart,
Richmond.
Brig Southern, Watts, Cid NJ Baltimore, June
lst tor Boston.
Schr. J. T.. Davidson, Smily, was AZ Bcuuos
Ayrs April I1ih, uncertain.
Arrived at New York 2sih, Schr. Midas Gard.
ncr, Savannah
Sailed from New Bedford "a ult., ship Ann
Alexander. Debois, Pacific Ocean.
Sloop Translation llalluck, Rondoui;
Arrived nj Savannah, 2ih ult Bark Jupiter,
Biglcy, I'm Boston.
Cleared a, Philadelphia Schr Anna Sommcrs,
Sommers, Tor this poit
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The town of Dorchester was thrown into
state of excitement, this morning, by the
discovery of the TACT that Ire Bank of Dor
chester had been broken into during the
night, and robbed Of thirty thousand dollars,
in its own notice. Every search has been
made by the authorities OF the place, but
as yet in vain. / he robber or rohles have
no doubt "plantcd" the bills not Ear from
here, until the excitement coos down aud
vigilance is wearicd, when they will di>i
ter them from their hiding place and put
them ,'o circulation, probably in connec-
iion with a New York gang. Your police
will of course, be on the qm rice.
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CHARLESTON. Nav 30, |

NHANLtsTUN, MY oU, IoOU.
The Comie, Of this city has been in
formed by Capt. Kean, of the brig Argus,
five days later from Havana, that there was
great excitement at that pace when he eft,
in consequence of a report that an exped.-
tion had landed on the south side of the
Island, to the number OF several thousand,
and had taken possession ofCienfegos and
Trinidad Every soldier had left Havana
in pursuit Of the invaders, leaving the pro-
lection of the city to he militia.
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SPANISH LENiEScY.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says
learn from excellent authority, that II
is the intention of the Spanish government
to treat with lenency the prisoners cap'ur-
ed on Wona,'s Island, although IT canno,
be doubted hut that an example will be
made Of lew Of The leaders.
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Since its introduction, its reputation has been
constantly increasing, and its popularity extending
N every direction, being recommended by most
distinguished physicians.
ienshaw, Ward & Co., J. Kidder, Carter & VIII
son, Ashell Boyden, liosroS.
J. {. Aver, LOWELL; r. G. Tucker, MAN
CHESTER, n. H.; =. l.. Greeley, GILMASToS
\. H.; Allison Gault, CONCoRD, n. H.; q
H. Carleton * Co., LOWELL.
EDWARD BRINLEY & CO., Sole Proprie-
tors, No. and 4, South side of Fa,ieuil Hall,
Boston. For sale in Newport, by
jan 3. X. X. HAZARD.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, Wdy oU
Al Market 500 Beef Cattle: no Stores 27 pairs
Working Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, i50 Sheep
and Lambs and 1850 Swine
Prices-Beef Cattle, extra, S6 IS; first quail
ty, So 80; second, do &c 90; third do S'i 75a5
Working Oxen-S73, 50, So, 81, 100.
Cows and Calves l6, 10, n, 26, 2S, 33, 81.
Sheep and Lambs-No extra lots so, 2 so, 3
3 80
Swine l.2a5 lie; retail l-2c. Spring
Pigs, 250 which an, included in the number re-
ported, sell OF -2,7 l-2c-
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The CANADA AND u. 5. Rec PRoclTY
TRApE.-The Inspec,or-(icneral stated IN
the Canadian Legislature Thursday lha,
the Canadian Government will not grant
freedom of Navigation Of the ST. Lawrence
20 the United States, un ess the latter as
sent to reciprocity.
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a poor Indian, who had committed some
lrin.ng trespass. vas taken to the Frank in
Inu.) jail. aud confined in a dungeon with
furious madman. lie begged 10 te
placed in some other Gel but vas refused.
The poor fellow became 50 frightened hat
he lost | is wits, ard soon af er being re-
leased, committed suicide.
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Of the hea thy condition of Saint LOUIS, that
only one Application was made on Tuesday,
the els, ult, for Ambulance t, The city
hospital. The applicant was Mr.. John Van
Buten, who stated that he had just arrived
from New York, and was out of money"
This individual probably was not Prince
John.
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Al Franklor.-on-the.Malne. Mr.. Kreu,z-

A, Frank ior.-ou-ihe.M Name. Mr.. kreu,z.
berg, the keeper Of The mcnlcer, While
feeding a young hyens, which he had SO
iat tanned az to male him lie down by the
side ofhis bed, was bitten by tho animal in
his ,iaht hand. The wound brouih, on an
immediate attack of hydrophohIa, of such
severity as to ex'ingulsh all hopes Of the
patients recovering.
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G,.We are happy 10 announce that S'o-
phen Cahoone, Esq, the worthy and cx-
cellent General Treasurer of the State, who
has been seriously irdlsposcd during tho
last two weeks, is now slowly recovering.
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DEBr or TENAs.-Thc public debt Of
TeXa, was represent d on The l., January,
1913, by the Complr,lcr Of The State, To
be Sil,0j0, 300, jl,-addng ) n'erct since
would swe.! the amour, to nearly S.3,0O0,-
QOO
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% Mr.. Gid ION will unioll the Egyptian
mummy to-day in Boston. This being
the day appointed for the meeting Of the
Nashville Convention, the Courier thinks
that sundry political mummes Will be en-
bamed there, which, hun red years
hence. will be greater curosiics than the
former l. now.
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I\VE received tor the Spring trad, of 1850,
| / truv magnificent assortment oi SnA"LS,
SIM G6ops, Sc, which is submitted to the pub
lic for approval
CAsuNrRE loSG and SQuA,r SuNWLs-
pIAIS ENRRoipERTp aud DAMAsK fICuki u
GRAPE SHNwLs - BAY STATE Lose and
SQUARE SHAWL s---BLNCK SiLK SHAwLS,---
OF, to sum up the catalogue, crpy Ead = Nho"is,
Rich and Elegant, ,--t tommon and Substantial,
Low Priced and Expensive.
Black and Fancy Colutcd SiIks Ton Dresses, ~
the same unlimited variety of St,lcs and cluall'lr,
C,mclcon Satin dc Chimes and French Satns.
Canton and India silks aud Shawls.
Crane and Cashmere Mantlcs and Scaiis.
French Sacks. N-itcs and Manilllas. IN tue
Pmis STYLES, aud Rich Silks IN suitable widths Tor
all these ARTICLES.
Mourning shawl. m SIN Goods If al Kinds.
Also, tp Bomhayiucs aud Alpaccas.---N ide
Silk Nclvcts tor Nlslt,s and ShaNls.
Elch steamer and Packet from Liverpool or
IIayrc adds something new 10 our assortment,
krcuing IT ever fresh aud attractive. All Purcha.
sers. Gnrlpliing The Laiifs IN Biasse) are assured
of our intention 10 present nj all t'mcs the fei
Goods tie Largest Narlrty-.-and at unii"rm Low
Prices. .......,..
JEwETT & PRESCOTT,
No. 2 MILK STRrEr,
4 few steps f,om Washington ST. BpNToN.
Muq is3n
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The American Pint Works were d s.
covered To be on fire to- lay about % clock.
In The hot dry room. Considerable cloth
was consumed. Damage 3 ord hundred
dol ars
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i25 Prizes in all.

Those persons VIII, prefer lower priced Teas,
can receive their prizes in propolion ~ they VIII
be- re-purchased for cash, at deduction oi I'D per
cent.
Country Agents required. Applications TO be
addressed (post paid. } To the Company Depot,
a. above. maNW daw3n.
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genial soil Of Assam. W
With a view to encourage the introduction of
these matchcss TEAS, it j. the intention # the
propriclors To distribute 10y lot, among the pur-
chasrrs, u quantity of Tea equal 70 THh rlRsr
YEARS PROFITS on the sales effected, Each
purchaser will receive enclosed in the package,
numbered certificate, emitting him to oNr cnANcE
IS rnU DISTRIBUTORS for every fifty ccnt-, hld
out and on the receipts amouutlGg 10 S2O,oOO Tie
aforementioned parcel, Of Tea. to thn value Of ten
per cent, or two thousand dollars, viii he gwen
away as BONUSES, according 10 the following
sruhr.
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LANCASTER CINGIiANs.

HAVING made arrangements with the Manu-
IL cturcrs of Lancaster Ginghams, to be sup
plicd with all their Noo NyiS, soon as they
iue made, we shall have constantly ON hand
rrLL assortment. We have just opened several
ctscs and would call the attention of the rul lie 10
them. When it is considered that they are made
for prRNBIIIrY. the culors WARRANTED PR
rrcrIY PAST. and sold at 50 hw price, We bc
licyc it will I've found that no article cf DIR l. >
GOODS is 50 cheap to the purchaser
DANltlL & CO.,
No. 30 Washington Street, Bosros.
Matg .lm
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nj We are indebted to the Hon. Robert
{. Winthrop for copy ofh's late speech
on the California question.
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For SALLY.

rTUE well known beautiful aud fact sailing Plea
| .re.Roai DREAM, With all its aITmicnan-
ccs The Boat, and an inventory Of ITS equir
men,,, may bc seen w application TO
,,,,99 ., JOB ". WfIPOTE.
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LETT let lo


ID 3 ~ months the large and convenient House
and garden ut the head of the town, lately occu-
pied by Nr. Nathaniel Holt. The House contains
10 good rooms, wash rooms, large ganct, &c.-
On TIN premises src a well Of first rate water,
and large rain water cisirru. The House WIZ
be Vet with or without the garden For terms
apply At us Thames Street .
Mav30 SAML. a PARKER