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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27
INES NhWPOKT r l. THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY III 1851
,ears past and has recently deter.

years past and has recently deter
mined to reside permanently in Rhode
Island. He is a thorough gentleman,
in the ulles acceptation of the term,--
and no one can say anything against
him except that his political opinions are
Of the wrong character. His name has
never been upon the voting list, in this
town. and il is an important question in
legal point Of view, whether he is a
citizen ofRhode Island. Has he not
voted in the city of New York. within a
year past 2 Will our Democratic friends
answer this question We think that
he has.
MIR. Potter, the candidate Tor Secreta-
ry OF State, has previously been run by
his party. for the same Office. He is Il
gentleman OF intelligence and integrity.
Mr.. Burgess, the candidate for Al
torney General was U. 3. District attor-
ney lor Rhode Island, during Polk's nd
ninistralion, and is politically Known 10
the people ofthe State.
Gen. Wilbur, the candidate fol Gen
eral Treasurer. has twice been Collec-
tor Of this port, and is too well known
TO require anything at our hands. 1t il
well known that he never has beei
ambitious for office and whenever he
has accepted an office or nomination
for one, 1t has always been against his
inclination and simply because he fell
that the people called" and. conse'
quently, 'he must obey" Should he be
elected, we know of no man who would
guard The Treasury with such an Ar.
gus eye.
Mr.. Sayles. the candidate for Con.
gicss in the Eastern District, was Pos
Master in Providence, under Polk, AM
l.. now one OF the Publishers OF the
ID ally Post OF that city.
Mr.. Thurslon the candidate in tn,
Western District, was formerly Lieu,
( Governor OF the Stale, and represent
ed tina, District in the 3Oth Congress.
/ On the whole. it is rather the strong
est, a nd certainly the most respectable
ticket which our opponents have
nominate ! in many years but it vii
be an easy mater to defeat it, if tn
Wings come up to the work, as w
know they will. Lei us stand should
er 10 shoulder in the good cause AM
there will he no difficulty in cleclint
the whole v hig ticket by most tri
umphant ma ajority.
We shall have more to say in rcgarl
to this Ticket, in Il few days.
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MEMOIR tNDA.


Arrived at New Ye,k iiIh Brig Random,
Burdick. from Franklin, Louisiana.
Arrived AT Norfolk 18th, schr Amanda, King
from this port.
Arrived at M,tanzas on the Sth, Bark Martha
Ann, Messer, from Savannah.
CID 1T Savannah, 18th, brig B Lawton
Gardner, for Havana.
Al Mobile, 9Th, brig Confidence, Babcock, or
Havana.
Touched at Zanzibar, Oct. sth, ship William
Lee, of this port, with 100 bbls oil.
Ry a letter received in town from G. II. Mar.
bic, mate cl ship Canton Packet, dated at Nayon,
F,endl, Islands, SEPT. 3d, with li0 bills. sI-ru
oil, bound to New Zealand. 8 months out, alIwel'
At New Orleans, bak Charles Devens, Bailey
for this pot.
At Havana on the '7th, Brig Annawon, Al
my, wsrtlsg.
At HAVANA on the i7th, brig John Balch, Mel
vile, to sail for this port IN a few DAYS.
Al Wilmington, \. C.. on the goth, Big FL
len Ha,,ien, Smith, for Havana,
At M,tanzas lllh Bank Martha Anna, Mes
s>r, waiting.
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IDirO,


In this town, at the Marine Hospital, Wednes-
day morning, " illiam Harvey, coloied seaman
Of Salem, Mass, aged 70 years.
In Providence, 18th inst, Mrs Eliza, wife Of Mr
Henry ). Hazard, aged 81 years.
La Philadelphia, 18th INST, Elizabeth g., wife
of joseph NJ. Church. formerly ofProvidence, in
the 22d ,eaI Other age.
In tins town, on, the 18th, Mary Carella, IN
ftG daughter of Samuelsnd EIilebeth l.. Smith,
aged month aud 10 days.
Happy infant, early bless'd.
Rest, in peaceful sumber. rest;
Early rescued fran the cares
Which increase with growing years.
COMM.
In Pawtucket, l4th inst, MISS Nancy r.,
daughter Of Rufus Bliss, aged 10 years.
At SOUTH kinsstowi, On the 2lst, Mr.. Thom-
as B. Harvey, agel 90 years.
In Providence, 23i inst, Mary, wife Of Mr.
~ r. s. Stuart, aud daughter oi Samul w.
Wheeler, aged % years.
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Congress.
WA Hlaoros, Feb. IS.

WA HlaoroN, Feb. Is.
SEsArr.-Numerous petitions were
presented.
Mr.. Cooper presented a petition from
members Of the Pennsylvania Leglsla
ture in favor o. a line of steamers TO Al
RIGA and also, nine petit ons for the
modification ofthe tariff oflS46.
HoUsF.-Reports from committees
were received, and the committee on
military affairs was discharged from so
much of the report ofthe board Of army
and navy officers, assembling by the Or
der Of the President as related to staff
commission and brevet rank, which the
board recommend.
Mr.. Burt said that the report came
too ate for the committee to recommend
any proposition this session.
The report was then laid on the ia
BILE, and the motion relating to the ma
Wy was referred.
A number ofprivate bills were then
passed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27
WAsHlNoT ON, Feb. 10Th

WAsBlNoToN, Feb. 18Th.
SENATE Mr. Mason reported bill TO
pay the Armistad claims.
Mr. Ewing reported bill for branch
mint in California.
MIR. Bradbury, from the judiciary COM
mi,,ee, reported against any Legislation
on the fugitive slave bill.
Mr.. Foote moved that the Senate 90
into Executive session. Debated and
motion lost.
HousE.-Afier The reading of the jour
nal, &c, Mr.. Stanton, Of Tennessee
made report from the naval committee,
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to contrac, with Mr.. Thompson, Of
Philadel phia, for six steamers to ply be-
tween California and China, and tour
between Philadelphia and Antwerp and
other ports.
On motion of Mr. Stephens, Of Geor-
gia, the report was laid OIL the table by
yeas 9s TO nays 81.
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Bp UelsSrapb.
Nsw YoRK, Feb. 20.

Nsw YORK, Feb. 20.
The steamship Baltic has arrived,
Si,h twelve days later news from Liver
pool. The Pacific arrived out on the
Sd ot February. Cotton and Grain had
declined. z. w. G.
WAsH,soros, Feb. l8.
The President and Cabinet had The
recent outrageous resistance TO the Fu-
Sitive Slave Law in Boston, under cor
sideration yesterday. The President is
determined TO do his dusy, and will en-
force the law at Boston or elsewher at
ali hazards.
The ChiIian Minister here, Senor
Carvallo, gives public notice. that re
cent law Of Chilan Congress authorizes
foreign steamers the privilege Of the
coasting trade OF Chill for five years,
and the same privilege without limita-
ton TO all foreign steamers who will
place the ports Of Chill in communics-
ton with potts ofoiher nations.
The President will give an audience
on Thursday next 10 the archi ects who
have submitted plans for the extension
Of the Capitol, affording them thus an
opportunity to explain their several de-
siRns. The Committees of both Hous-
es failing to act on the subject, j! will be
finally decided by the President.
} TIMES OTpicE, Hartford, Feb. 10Th.
The Democratic State Convention
me, to-day, and was largely attended. -
- Much unanimity Of feeling prevailed.
The following tcke, was re-nomina-
ted
For Governor Col. T. II. Seymour.
g. Lieut." Chas. II. Pond.
' Treasurer Henry d. Smith.
"Sec'ry State p. G. Malher.
Comptroller Rufus G. Pinney.
Amorg the resolutions passed, was
zone very decidedly approving of the
compromise measures Of Congress.
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ARRIVALS OF THE OHIO AND
CHEROKEE.

The United States Mail steamship
Ohio James FiadIay Schenck, U. S. n.
commander, arrived at this port about
half past one O'clock on Saturday af
ternoon from Chagrcs and Havana. She
left Havana on the evening of the l7th.
She brings the California mails OF
January Is, 100000 in Gold Dust on
freight and $50 passengers.
The steamship Cherokee. Capt. Win
die. arrived on Saturday night about 10
O'Clock. She brought S'04 0C0 in Gold
Dust and ll5 passengers.
Both steamships sailed from Chagres
on the 10th inst the Cherokee about
TWO hours before the Ohio. The for
mer vessel brings news from jamaica to
the 18Th inst.
The Olio's homeward passage has
been exceedingly boisterous. having
experienced succession OF easterly gales
from the time Of her arrival off Barne-
gat, which greatly retarded her pro-
gress, and prevented an early arrival.
The Georgia from New York, and
the Falcon, from New Orleans arrived
at Havana on the l7lh. The English
Mail steamer Conway arrived on the
18th from Kingston, (Jamaica) and
sailed Oh The 10th for Baize, (Hondu-
ra..)
1t was very gay and lively at Havana
when the Ohio sailed The Italian
Opera aud the Ravels, at the Tacon
Theatre, alternately, were drawing
crow ded houses; and the masked balls
were well attended by the beauty and
fashion of the place. Great prepara-
tons tor the Carni, al we're making. 1t
commences about the 4th o, March -
The engagement Of Salvi 10y Barnum,
announced. lie leaves directly for
New York. in about II month, in order
10 take his place in the Castle Garden
concerts i Aprl.
The captain OF vessel. which arrived
al Havana on the l4lh inst, reported
an American steamer, with three nasis
ashore on the Bahama banks, abont Il
miles south Of Gun Key rect She
had signal flying but from the dis
tance he could not make her out lie
saw "A number of wrcckers alongside
and from appearances they were trying
TO get her oil.
The steamship Promcihcus, Capt
Miner. which lett New Orleans on Sun
day afternoon the 10Th inst, reached
this port on Saturday tight. making tn,
run from the Buize. 1900 miles in fv,
days aud q hours. and FROM New Or
leans. in $. r ddys amt Ere hoUrS! Th
Is thr most extraordinary passage nov
on record.
The rromrthcus brings New Orlcan
papers of the 18th. tro days in advance
ol the mail. On Tier passage from
Chaprcs to New Orleans. she reache,
the bar At the BaIIze IN four days nnt
twenty Lours. Distance l4OO miles
Corn. Vanderbilt. who has been absen
two or three months in Nicaragua
came passenger in the Promethcus.-
On Saturday afternoon, nt o'clock
size passed n ship ashore on Briganiiu'
Shoals, and NJ 2 o'clock passed ih'
\ Cherokee of Barnesat We are indeh
ted to the Promrthrus for New Oreaut
\ s.. q sund,y, ls,h.-N Y T-tvs
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. 20.

At Market 1000 Beef Cattle, no stores. l3pr
Working Oxen, 46 Cows and Calves. 5000 Sheep
and Lambs, and l75 Swine.
Prices,-Beef Catte--Extra IS rs; lst quail.
ty So rs; 2d do S5 so; Sd do S3iI 80.
Working Oxen-Ss5, 80, 81, I0OalO5.
Cows and Calves-Sl6, 6S, 2la36.
Sheep and Lambs--S 2 15, 3a3 so.
Swine--4 l-2a5 2 cts, retail 5a6c.
Remarks--600 OF the above reported we're dri,-
en- from the Cambridge market; about 200 wei e
sold there yesterday. We noticed to day 81
very extra Sheep from Montgomery coonty. N.
\. which were sold ior Sl2 each.
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WAsHisGros, Feb. 2lst.


SrsATE.-A communication was re-
ceived from the Indian Bureau in re-
ply TO the resolution Of the Senate.
Explanations were made by Messrs.
Ewing, Turnoy, Gwinn, and Douglass,
upon he charges made IN the House at
the last session against Mr.. Ewing.
HOUSE. Mr.. GidJings asked leave to
offer resolution to inquire Of the Pres-
dent whether George Thompson, the
English aboi:ionist, had not been re-
cently assaulted in Springfield, Mass,
and his personal liberty endangered con-
trary to our treaty sipulations. Objec-
ted 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

q A small pamphlet has been published
by Mr.. Miller, OF Edingburgh, calcu-
,atng the probable effects of the Indus
trial Exhibition on Railways. He esti-
mates that the whole number Of visitors
will amount to 100000, who must pass
and repass over various roads, and b.
rated as sereratc passengers for each
line. His total estimate for exhibition
. receipts 10 81, 100000, which he afTirms
will haven great effect on the price Of
shares.
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WAsniNoToN. Feb. 90,

Housg.-Aiter reading of the jour
nal, &c, the bill introduced yesterday
by Mr. Stanton of Tennessee, for a line
of steamers from California to Asia,
and from Philadelphia and Norfolk
to Antwe p aud elsewhere, was taken
up.
Mr.. Babcock spoke in favor oi the bi 4
and Mr. Miller replied in opposition to
II.
The bill was then referred to the com
mit,ee Of the whole on the state Of the
Union, by yeas l56, nays 81.
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U1 Those are mistaken who imagine
that indulgence 10 the way TO make
children happy, and that restraint will
only tend II damp the volatile spirits of
childhood, or destroy the natural energy
cf character ineiisntal to the youthful
mind.
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"Thc Democratic nominations wi

"Thc DemOcratc H0HIIHdIIuHs WI
be found IN another column.
MIR. Allan. the candidate for Cover
nor is highly respectable and worthy
man he has never been in public life,
much. and 10 but little conversant with
the political affairs Of the State.
Mr.. Lawrence. the candidate tor
Lieut. Governor, is n native Of New
York. He 10 a lawyer by profession
aud gentleman ofiaree property. lie
hs, pesved bis SIN mere here fs- rsny
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Nfw Kmp or MAIL MATTrRs-Two
live nice passed through the Northam-
scn Posi ot6ee, .nelorsd in valentines. !"
q, Frt!sv ,.pt,
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.llorine lntclilornte. Hss
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARP WE'D.
THURSDAY. Februar,lo.

THU URSDAY, Februar,l9
Sloop Resolu, ion. Baker, n kigstown; Pilot
Boats WIN w Johnston. Young, cruise JOSH
nh Sturges Cromw ell, do.
RSDAY, February 20.
Schr Y Baker, Higgins, Weaeet, Virginia
Agnes, Lord. Matanzas, Portland; w Mckee,
W,lse, Prov'ce, harivstG1; Harvest, PrIsbey,
Taunt n,NY; Frances HalIet. Walden, n Bed
ford, do; Nathan Durfee, Davis, River, mar
ket
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

\NTE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Court Of Probate ut the town al liver
ton, Commissioners to receive sud examine the
claims ag inst the Estat, Of
BORDEN BRAYrON,
lae Of said Tvertou, deceased, represented inso-
vent, and how they are ma ou, do hereby give
notice that Fix months from the third day Of Feb.
ruary inst. are I'll wed to the Creditors of said
Estate To bring and prove their clam, against
the same: and that the last Saturdays in July and
August, A. D., 1851, al 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon, and the house of Jnseph OsbIrn, Esq, Is
appointed by Us the time aud place Of meeting
sal Creditors zoe the purpose Of receiving aud oN.
aminIng their several claims.
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lIiIL.ES EuR SAII..

fI'iIE Grecmnsn House in Spruce street, CON
i tanning eleven roums, With al the necessary
convenience and out-buildlngs, well of good w.
tc., barn. large grien containing a variety of
huit trees, &c.
Also house m Tanner strto', containing eigl
rooms, With ont buildings, veil of ood water.
garden con, ,ining fruit trees, b.. Both hpuscs
ar. in good repair. For tern., &C., appl, at this
vfhoe. w. " CRtNSTtN
Ne - "
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ASA GRAY,

The undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
m,nistrnor o. sdii Estate, and having qualified
hin eli according to law, requests III PERSONS in
deb,ed ihcruto Ia make immediate payment Z" him.
Feb3, 1851 JOSEPH OSbOR Adm.
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District and Por Of Neuror, }

TI'0IIIII uNH 7 OTI y 4Ntb7fTT, 7
Collectors OBses, february 20, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Once
L utll Thursday, the 2Sth inst, at IL o'clocl
NJ, for taking up, and replacing tn Buoys in tins
District, Cor Onc Year from the fret day Of March
lS1l, IN conformity TO Contract, = copy Of which
may be seen at this Oiice. III Proposals
should he sealed directed 20 the Superintendent Of
Buoys, SC, and endorsed Proposals for placing
Buo,s."
EDWARD W. LAWTON,
feb 2l Coll'r and Sup't Lights, Buo,s, &c
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Messrs. Ho1sey and VIM. Whitehead
we're absent.
Mr.. Mayhem (Whig) voted for Mr..
Stockton.
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EpJn.X February 81.

FKTUk 7 FebruAry IT,
Brig Invins, Hennebsry, Prov, 81. Johns, NB
Schr Benz Brown, Richards, Pow, London :
J Rushing, Dole, do, phiia; j." Deputy,
Winesm0re, do, do Samuel X Pa later, Neale,
do, do; Grafton, Sears, Dennis, Norfolk; Union,
Barring, Prov, B 1t.
SIoop Resolution, Bal er, kingston Henry
lay, Snaley, Dennis, NY. Pilot Boat VIM w
Johnston, Young, a cruise.
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lntE Nmld's Progress; y Dictionary OF Dates,
L with Tabular views OF general His ofy, and %
Historical Chat, edited Ly g.. z. Putnam, of
Anrr. chronological Suciety, &c, new edition,
corrected and much enlarged, Just published and
fr sale by WILLIAM III. PEEk,
Fsblo 99Tbanes ~.
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FUN FORTHE MILLION.

DROFESSOR MACY'S LECTURE on Mys-
l. teriou. knockings. Mesmcrism, Sc, With n
brief history the OLD STONE MILL, and a
prediction Of It's lall, Delivered b fore the ANTI
quarian Society Of Pappigassctt, at Bellevue Hal,
now published and for sale at TlLLEY'S, opyo-
site the 70 Onlcc, at wholesale aud retail.
PERIODICAL DEALERS can be- supplied AT
a low rate orders received by
b. J. TlLLEY, Newport, r. |.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber ,pu suani 10 a jecrss ofihe FRO
L bate Court, 10 prepared to pay the elsim, all.
owed to the creditors u the late SILAs WAkD.
al IN. Traders Bsnt, dwt-g Bsnt boso'.' 10
.b. H. BENZ NUNFOHD. tdIsT'
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AUCTION

AJClION,
WILL I've sold, on saturday, March l,t, uil
w O'Clock, on Washington street, a q ii boat,
eleven and half foot keel. suitable for fishing
&c.
feb 2i. H. NJ BROWNFlI Auct,,
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me a bottle Of your CHERRY PECroRAL the
vac Of which I Immediately commsnced according
10 directions. pow sleep well. any cough has
ceased, and all by the USE al your u'edici"s


+. !. STONE, a. nj,
Principal Mt. Hope Seminary.
From Dr. Bryant. Druggist and Postmaster,
ihcopee Falls. Mast
DR. C. Ayer-Dssr Sir:-Eaelossd please
snd remittance for oil the CHERRY PEIIO-
RAJ last sent me. can unLesits.ingly say. iha,
~ medicine we sell gives such sat'siae,ion as
YOURS docs NOR have I ever seen medicine
which cured % many cases Of Cough and lang
Complaints. Our Physicians are using i ssisn
siyely 10 their practice, and with the happiesi
edect.. Truly yours, ID. NJ. BRYANT.
PREPARED !. c.AIER, cskkIsr, Low
ELL, hAss. -
Sold in Newport by X. X. HAZARD &Ce.,
aud r. J. TAYLOR Druggists-dec to6
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TkENToN, Feb. 10, 1851.


Nine unsuccessful ballots have been
had for Senator. The last has just
closed 1; it stood
Stockton, Dem.) 80,
Dayton, (Whig) 81.
Necessary TO II choice 40.
The Join, session then adjourned un-
iii 3 o'clock p. NJ. Confident hopes
are now expressed by the Democrats ol
the election of their candidate.
SECOND DIsPArcH.
Trenton, half past l..
During the baIloting to-day, MIR. Ma
= he~, the Wing member from Cunber-
land county, who voed for Stockton
on Mondoy, voted throughout for Day,
ton.
Mcssrs. Geroc and Barley, two OF
the Democratic boilers, went over TO
Stockton on the last ballot.
This consequently on the last ballot
gave Stockton 80 vote or within one
OF majority Of the whole number of
the members Of the two houses.
The rule requiring a majority OF all
the members to elect, was then rescind-
ed and the session stood adj Durned until
5 p. NJ.
Bosros, Feb. Goth.
Commissioner Halett has ordered E.
lizur Wright TO recognize in the sum of
81, 900 for his appearance at the United
States District Court, on the third Tues
day in March next. Samuel 4. Sewal
became his surety.
The examination Of Davis is now pro
gressing.
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PICKED UP ADRIFT


PICKED UP ADRIFT.
IN Tuesday morning, on Westquage Beach, Bo,
~ ton Nccl., South Kingston, "A small Sloop call
ell the "Chanicr," Of New Haven; she came a.-
horc with her sails set. She has some rakes on
board, and looks IL she was u-rd Tor the Oyster
business, The owner can have her by proving
property and paying chargcs.
HENRY X. BROWNING,
feb 81. lw. pd. Souh Kingston, X. |.
MEMS WHITE GLOVE. Mems White
NI and Light cUld Gloves, at reduced price,
some vcr, low, for sale by
Feh20 W. &, COZZENS & co.
NNTANTED.-Old Bone. wanted, ipI unich
w cash will be paid, at RIDERS,
Fchl9 Ill Thames St.
NEW BOOKS.-Thc Wide, Wide World, ly
" Elizabeth Wcthcrell, 2 vols; price : ! 80.
"hcTe at the portal thou dost stand
And with th, bue hand
Thou opencst the MYSTERIOUS gate,
Int the future undiscovered land"
Se'fDerption; or the history of Human Heart,
ly MR.. Eli author Of " Heart and Honcs, i
,Women OF Eugl,nd," Sc. 81 l-2 cents. Olive,
a Novel, 10y the author Of tie "Ogilnrics," ior
sale by w. VI. PEEK, 90 Thames ~.
Fel9
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NEWARK, Feb. 2lst-l2 NJ.

The joint session at Trenton this
morning elected Commodore Stockton,
u. s Senator oil the first ballot. An
nexed 10 the vote:
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SUNDAY, Feb. %.
Big Pulaski, Norris. Mobile, Prov
Schr r l. Tay. Cain, Bost, Phila; Alfred Bar
ret, Baker, flr do. GilbIas, Beckwith, New Ha-
ven, with oysters
Sioop & G Fair, Horton, Providence, Y.
MONTAY, February 25
Schr Hamlet. Sherman, Prov, PhiIa; Mail,
Cob, Eastman, Norwich; Freedom, Brown, NY
YARN uth; Empire, Downes, Provincetown,
PhiL Effort, l.ovel, Portland. Norfolk.
Pilot Boats Relief Daggct, n cruise: Thorn,
Russell, do, spoke of Long Island, bark Rowland,
8 ,vannah, Boston.
TUESDAY, Feb. 25,h.
Schr Amanda, King, from Norfols
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Bosros, Feb. Goth.
New YoRx, Feb. 90.

The steamer Cambria, from Cork,
with the cargo Of the Atlantic is now on
her way up.
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Dr.J. G. Aver. iowell-Dea Sir Feeling un.
der obligations TO you tot the storaiion Of my
health. send you report of NV case, which
YOU are At Liberty to publish for ths hene6t of 9th.
ere. L4st sstu.sn u took bad cold, aoconJan.
,ed BY severe cough, and made ne. Of many med
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