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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-05

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
Attic Celebrated
LAReEsT AND CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT,
In the United States, at o.
II HIRAM AN Frs SONS
No. 80 ~i,owery, New York.
MPORTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will fnd The largest stock of Low
Prize aud Medium tothe most elaborate Au
buss' 4, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Carpets
ever offered in the world
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS,
Above ground, no damp Easements or Vault
under the sidewalk TO endanger the health 10
Lady purchasers, each Sales Room,is devoted
exclusively 10 one description OF Carpets. Tn.
Wholesale and Retail departments Of This estab.
lishment have been enlarged and an addition OF
two extensive Sales Rooms, making ia wonder.
iul and gorgeous display.
Sales Room No. I.
FLOOR C~LoTHs.--An enormous Stock OF
John Hare & Sons celebrated English oil cloths;
also, American floor oil cloths Of mag ni6cent sa-
TN finish, Fresco, marble, Italian. and Scroll
Paintings, from Is. 3D., IS Al, 5s., is, TO g..
per yard, from 3 To "a ieet wide aud 50 long.
sales RO On No, ?,
~IYeRAHAiS CARrETs.-Two hundred and
fifty pieces of English aud AIner lean Ingram
Carpetlngs, all new style, maputaciu ed express
y for this establishment.
Sales Room No. q.
THREE Ply CARPgrs.-English, Scotch
and American Imperial Three'P Carpeting OF
our own importation ; gorgeous splendid new
style OF pattern.
Sales Room M. a.
Low PRICE INGRAHAIS CARPETs.-Thrce
hundred pieces OF Medium quality Ingram Car.
pets, beautiful large aud small patterns, mant,-
featured tor the C'iy trade, Incredible low p aces
Of Is Cd, 81. A., 8. per yard.
Sales Room No. 8.
RUos AND NUGGET English Druggets
1 Yards wide 1000 yards Of low priced Druggets,
! to 3 yards wide AT IS 81 Ia o. per yard, also an
immense assortment Of Mosaic Landscape, AK.
minister, and Iuied Hearth Rug also 20O3
T'ufied Rugs at lbs TO 2is each.
Sales Room No. 6
STAIR AND HALL CAapkTs.-50.0 900 yards
Of striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets al
3s. q Cd, 3, 1861, r.. IS, IS and T..
sales IL ON No. 4.
MEDALLIos CARPETS, with bor.iers Mo-
sale and Administer Of Que entire piece, can be
hted to any size room from $3.50 To $1,000.
ReYAL VtLvEr, Tapestry and Brussels,
FROM the celebrated Factories Of John Grossly 4
Sons, aud Mrssrs. lIcndeI son & Go. and others,
England, all Of our uwo impurtat,on, soue oi
winch are exclusively our own styles ,.nd Cannot
lie lodnd IA any other establishment
Sales Room No. y.
AuBussos PETs. They elicit the warm
est concentrations O.! every bcholder, excel IN
ces. and introduced IN the market at this esrab-
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FAMILY MEDICINE.
TAR3ANT'S CORDIAL. FIIxiROF
TURKEY RIIInARR

Takes it' place AZ the hrst remedy for dyspepsia
% indigestion Of the present day and f'r it, ef-
ticacacy and safety observes the name Of being
in truth II Famil, Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety, or intel
lectuaI anxiety Of whatever lind, will find it to
he a medicine of extreme value. IL is partic
uirly recommended to those suffering from Bill.
lious and Nervous. Headache, Diarrhua, Con.
stipation, FLltulency, Indigestion, summer com
plant, Cholera Morbus, &c, NJ the utmost rr-
lance can he placed IN it, both ~ to itp innocent
nature and highly curalIve lnalilies.
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NOTICE.

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie that he is prepared to serve DINNERS ard
meals 1T has wcll.known establishment on the hill,
the A%lhambra, near The Ocean II, u.s. his rooms
are in rxer lent ord, r, and he will s.,are no pains
TO give general satisfaction.
lie wall continue to furnish pN.ies and pic.
mics, aud attend the .aue at ali times Oh the
shortest notice, rs heretofore.
j20 ISAAC RICE
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ME have been appointed Commissioners on
w the estate of FRANCIS HENDERSON,
represented insolvent, and six months being al
lowed TO complete the business. of sad Commits
si0n, we will meet AT thu Office Of Daniel g..
Drnham, on The first Mondays in July, August,
September and October, 1t 3 O'Clock, L. NJ, on
each day, for that purpose. The creditors OF
sad Henderson, in the mean time, can present
the ir respective claims 10 either Of us.
JAMES HORS ELL,
ROBERT =. LEE,
DANIEL &. DtNHAM.
n26 commissioners
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THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted store

THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted store
l. Ill THAMES SrRrET,
are now prepared to supply their friends aud the
public generally, with French Confectionery,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables, Eng
lish Pickles, Sauces, Catsnps, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Sardines, Olives, Caper., Preserved
Tom toes, and Mushrooms, Canton & finger,
aud Chow Chow, Wax aud Sperm Candies,
M,ccaroni, Vermhcelll, Pearl Barley, Sage, Ia.
pioca, Hommony, Samp, v heat Gri:s, tarina,
and a urge assortment oi DELlCAClES OF
ALL KINDS.
Good SCENTS to all parts Of the city free Of ex-
ira charge.
All articles warranted Ms recomm, nded.
AL YOUNG X SMITH.
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TARRANr'S I\DEI.IBLE INK.

A superior arlicln, warranted 10y the %proprie.
tor, and acSnow lodged by al! who have tested il
to he the best article ot the kind nov IN use.
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FANCY, TRIMMING, WoRSTED AND

FANCY, TRIMMING, WORSTED AND
MILLINERY STORE.
MRS. NJ. FINKENSTANDT, formerly VI.
WI Wiskemann, has the pleasure oi informing
the visitors aud ladieso of Newport that she has
~reopencd her Fancy, Trimming. WorsteL and
Millinery Store, opposite the Atlantic House,
where NAV lie found a select aud beautiful assert
ment Of Fancy Goods aud trimmings of the lat
est patterns. II Is The intention Of Mrs. +. to
sell articles in her store At the very luwcst price,
and she Is confident Of satisfying all who may
favor her with a call, that every article offered
IL Of good quality ami at as low prices ms may
be obtained elsew here.
Opposite Atlantic House, Newport.
(mlSt f
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VACCINATIONS

UACCIVATlON-
Y Dr. ". ApGyLE WATSON, having been
appointed city vaccine physician, informs the
Inhabitants u Ne"pbrt that he will he in at
tendance st his Office, cor. South Touro and
William sis., daily, from 0 TO 10 o'clock. a. M,
whore he will vaccina,c all who may present
,henseives. i27
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
AM ElpAnL

Sanctloncd 10y popular opinron and high author
uy Of the most dIstInguis she'd oi the medical fac
uity, il off - to tie afflicted a remedy. whose
success has in every instance supported it, de-
served reputation. Beng convenient and agree
able in as use, experience has proved that It re-
tains IN every climate it, desirable and truly val
liable character. IL is ~ the form Ola paste, j.
tastcless, and does not impair the digestion. h
Is prepared with the greatest possible care, upon
we'll tested principles. To persons follow ing
the sea, Or going long voyages, This preparation
possesses qualities Ear SURPRISING any other
neat and portable in its form, speedy and eIiica-
cious IN It's oper,tion, successful both IN the ear
hest and worst stages oil the scverest diseases,
whilst the usual aud mnseous taste and ~unHlras.
ant odor u copabia is wholly avoided in thIs
prepare ION.
Prepared lnl soil VIII ,lesale a ID Retail, by
JOHN A. TiRRANr, Successor to James
Tarrant, 27S Greenwich corner Of Warren -.
New York; and sold ny r.. NJ. Carey, druggist,
Charleston, ). E.. 4. II. McGraw, Natchcz;
Moore & ilenderIckson, Savannah; NJ. A.
s,ules & Son, Nofolk; W. =. Reese, Bait.
moe; Joseph Tucker, NoEilr; SickIes & Co.,
New Orleans; II. ID. Gilman, W,shlngimn, d.
G.; /. w. Dyolt & Sons, Phia.i Weeks *
Potter, Boston K,sanahlcr & Anderson,
Georg TOW n, ID. g..
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GENTS GOLU SLEEVE BUTTONS s.
- Studs. in great variety, tor sale by
GOODuUE s. son,
at the Spectacle Depot, No. II Westminster st
Providence. J24
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PATENT TAPESTRY Ingram CARPETS
Gold, Plun, White, Huf and Sc, oil Window
Shades, at Gs, IL, 2Os, i0s To $40 per pair ;
Table aud Piano Covers, Silver and Bras, Stair
Rods, Parlor Door Mats, Coir Mating also,
Is. 3d., IS. 81. White aud Check Canton Mat.
ting, &c, &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
7-6nd&w so DowrKY
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rIrY COAL YARD.-PINE WOOD.-
OJu,t received 4 lot OF sea spnable Pine Wood,
a very superior article, which can he sawn by
machinery Ola tbs wharf. CHAS. WILLIAMS,
III Williams wharf.
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GOOD BUSINESS.

A GOOD BUSINESS.
TIVE subscriber offers tor sale his Stock Of
L Groceries and other Goods. tog.th-
or with thu good will oi the same; he also will
Let the Store. No. PA Thames street, corner of
Howard sueei, now occupied 10y him,elf. THIS
affords m excellent opportunity Tor any person
wishing to engage in busin"ss as The store enjoys
n very extreme palrom ge. For further partiou-
lars apply on the premises.
ji3 THOMAS MlLBURN.
COTTAGE 70 LEr.-A iurnish-d Cottage
" IN William street, 10 bet ior The season Il
I, pleasantly located, within fire minutes walk
ofei,her the large ho,els; apply at this Office.
NILS
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NEW
, CrRkW BONNET & RAT BLEACHERY.
> The subscriber wouii inior I'm the citizens Of
ne wort and It's vicinity, that he has taken ;hc
st.re no. SO Thames 81. next door North of Mr..
WIN. II. Biylsy's shoe Store, where he is now
ready to receive Straw Bonnets ard Hats to
cleanse anu piess in the most fashionable style.
Pedal, English, Spit ard Florence Braid Rom
neis pressed with a beautiful soft finish all kinds
OF Lace and Straw Bonnets Bleached and
pressed and warranted not to shrink
wol'd also invite the attention Of Gentlcuel
to tn. bleaching and pressing Of Panama and
Manila Hats. As acids are very injurious to The
( straw u the above hats, | would also ipiorm the
citizens that | have discovered n process of
bleaching without the use ~ acids, and warrant
them ten per cent whittier than those done IN the
old way. All ] ask OF you Gentlemen, Is to call
and see for yourselves. Leghorn and braid
Z mats done AZ above.
PINKING.
The Subscriber pays particular attention TO
blinking Ladies' Caps, Tulmas, Basques, Man
tillas. Rulings, Flounces and Aprons. Call &
see patterns.
4 The subscriber has also been appointed sole
Agent, by Perry Il Shcpardson, Tor the repair
ing Of Accordeons and Flutanas. An Reed put
in hy them arc warranted not TO break and the
instrument left in perfect tone when delivered to
the owner. F. II. GREENE.
j27
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u Il RAY.
WANrED-A smart, active Wv, 10 attend
w Office. Apply to CiiiS. WILLIAMS,
III CITY Goat Yard.
IMPORTANT SALE (CArALoGuE) of CARRIA-
L GEES, NhGDNS and HARNESS, ol various
manufactures Ia take place on the 18th d., of June,
1854, and Oh euch succeeding day until gold, at
T.. NcKiNS1Pi las.
Repository aud Rooms. Nos. 45p Broadway, l37
Grand, l6 crosby, 300 and 2s Mott-sts., New-YOrl
City.
W.. CARTER, Auoiionecr.
This immense collection Ui light Coaches, Rocka-
ways, DaroIChes, to? aai no toy Wagons, consists
of from six to seycu hundred vehicles Of the latest
aud most approved sly les, the largest that has ever
been hrought together n this oi any other country.
To dealers this sale offers many Inducements, as
the stock Is suitable tn every market IN the United
SiaIes, aud ns every article viii be sold without re-
serve and on the most accommodating terms, The
above stock will be sold FIR The purpose of ciosin.
the business of u. Mckinstry JR. aiter which n new
concern will be opened md the busincss carried on
with increased energy aud nh entirely new and well
selected stock.
fBrNs-Approve notes ut S months for sums of
500 aud upwards; ! months for sumo between $3.50
and $500, 2 II months igrguuIs between $50 and $3.50.
All sums Under ) Ia must he cash, Carrgnt funds
All bills must be settled within one week Of day Of
sale. ia
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CoMMERClAL MUTUAL
INSi RANCE COMPANY,
PRovtbENCE,u l.
Once Ia Franklin House, corner Of South Main uu
College streets.
Insure agains Fire aud Marine Risks on ~ mvufs
Bile terms as other sto'k Companies.
Caplls, 100000.
This Cgmpauy affords he .ane security NJ othr
stock Conpinirs with the additional advantage 10
the Insured vt N iring equally with the Stockholders
In the Nctt Earnings OF The business, Without any l',
,ility a. asscssmtnt
DIRECTORS.
rhomqs u,rEncss. Amos y neckwiih,
Cr.ay Tar, Hcnfy llppilt,
Truman Heckwiih Hosea Rnllon. yr.,
IN mas !. stead, Henfy a.. M%sthrwsnn
william A Robinson James q. ANTHONY,
james Y. Smith, John n. Mason,
4. u. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings bsriOw, Edward pearce,
Charles ~. Dabney, George W. Chaplin,
charles L.. Fisher, William J. kiug,
tyrus Tar, Joseph t%arpentsr,
Cyrus u. Manchester, seth Psdtliord,
Bari r.. Mason.
THOMAS uARkNESs, President.
ESQ. q. ARNobp, seory.
Application pef NAL for Insurance "a this Compa
ny will rer'rye pfOaipt sticnton.
RJd&w N
DENTISTRY.
IL operations executed Nv WM. ".
\ SuIFII, ~ a very superior manner, nj mod
crate prfces.
References Of the high 1T standing given 10
those unacqnsin,ed with his Operations.
Rooms directly over II, Poe, Dice.
W
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THORNs CONPOUNpEXTRACFo OF co

THORNS COMMUNICATING OF co
PtBIA AND SARSAPARILLA possesses y
few advantages not c!jD,e ed 10y any Other mcii-
cine Ear the cure of s"xn,l diseases +; and which
must, with an enlightened pubiic, render it as,u-
rrdIy highly popular, All a icsidaratnn hong
sought for ~ the medical world. II needs M
confinement, or change of diet. ln its approved
form, that Of a paste, ii is en,Ircly u,stcless, AMI
causes no unpleasant sensation To the p,,rnt.
II has acquired the uim ,st limr M almost cv-
cry part of Europe, Il mas been examined, app
proved Of, and sanctioned by the hculty Oi med.
icinr, aud recommended 10y the mot rnincn, III
the profession. Prrpired hyJ b. Th ,rn, Chem
isl, Lpndun, and Tor sale wholesale aml rr'a,l
by J. A.. I tRltiN I, sole agent Tor the UnI,cd
States, 2:S Greenwich street, New \ FORK.
mil Is
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SISSON'S CONFECTIONERY
AM ICE CREAM SAIppN

ANbICE CREAM SALOON.
'THE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
Il that h. is now prepared to supply al who
may favor him with their patronage, with Con-
iectionary in Ill It's branches, foreign aud domes.
tic.
Ice Cream AID Fruit Ices superior 10 any ever
offered ~ the public, jpllies, Charlotte de Russo.
Blanc Mango, cakes and pastry oi thr finest quail
ity, fresh every lay. \ large assoi tmen, Of can.
dy, Of superior style and flavor, and choice fuils
alw avs ON hand. Mineral water aud other a..
freshmrnts in abundance. Al orders prompt,
attended to; no pa,ns OF |th,lusr has been
spared ~ order 60 give general s,ii,iaction. do
not forget The well known .st.uusnment, on the
hill, near the Bath road, formerly conducted by
w. :. vose. Or5
w. SISSON. Successor.
NOTICE.
TUE subscriber would gave motto" that he j.
Il prepared to 10 with nratpcss aud despatch.
pspcriHg, aud hanging window shades and
curtains. Having hal much experience in III,
business he frrls confident 81 siving perfect
Satisfaction To AL who miy emplo, hra.
JOHN BhRLOw,
n 20 Division Street.
NTHALE Oil-Jut reed ON consignment. 80
w bbl, first putty winter aud spring bleach.
81 vbale OIL, which viii I've sold low.
e.. SHFRsAs 4 Co.
10 = Market square.
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NOTICE

The Subscribers respectfully infrrm The public that
they have now opened their Restaurant ut No.
81 Levrn street, ~hcrc gentlemen eau always he
suppiei win Dinners, %Suppers, Sc, al the shortest
notice, and in the beet s'yic :so all kinds Of re-
freshmenis.
Gentlemen can bs accommodated with lodgin:
looms ia the house.
il ROBINSON FRAY.
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WOLFE's SCHIEDAM

WOLfES SUNBEAM
X VI A TIC APPS.
no the citizens of Newport beg leave Ia
1 inform the citizens Of Newport, that / have
established a depot at the warehouse OF
MENTION BROTHERS,
for my Schiedam Aronai,c Schnapps, who will
receive and forward orders to ine Cor the raIue.
Samples Can he seen at their store.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole importer, h.
ala % Beaver street. New Nor
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70 LET FOR THE SEASON,

TIVE Pleasantly s,Iuaied Cottage on Washing.
i ton st., known rs the Minturn Huuse;"
il has a dellgh .iul lawn 10 front, surrounded Wy
Gnc shady trees, and Is now ready Tor the in
spcction Of those who wish m airy ana retired
situation. IL has one special advantage, It -
nesr the Ba,, where pleasure boats are readily
obtained. Application may be made To- yob w..
WiLBOUR, living near the premises. j262~
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MILLARD's CoNFECTIQNERY-Con,
DARADIsE FARM FOR SALE

DARAD1SE FARM FOR SALE
L This Farm is pleasantly situated in Mid
dletown, x. L., on the Beach Road, 3 mil $
from Newport, and half a mile from the Reach,
containing twenly.iour acres. The prospect
from Paradise Rock from which the farm takes
its name, ~ not equalled by any other on the
Island, commanding rs I does, al ocean view
from Martha's Vineyard on the East, to Block
Island and Point Judith on the West, with a
fine view OF East and " est rivers, and Of the
surrounding COT ntry on the North. The view
from the house is not surpassed by any IN the
vicipity. On the Farm IL a 2 story dwelling
House, 2 Barns, CRIB, Carnage house, shed
and other out bu,liing-, ~togetnet with an Ice
house, Hot house ,35 by 10 f., rain water & stern
Of 500 gallons, an Orchard Of ,hoiCe Fruit
Trees, &c. &c. An indisput,ble title will b.
given. For terms, apply to A hDEL A.
Parker, lis Thames st. Newport, ISAAC
BARKER. near the premises, or
JOSEPH A. BARKER, Providence.
l-d&v
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lishnient
Sales Room No. ..
sales Room No. 10.

VELVET, Tapestry, Brussels thee ply an'
twiIled Veni';in Stair CaIpeting, rernaikabl,
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NASES-C. +. HAZARD & Co., have this
Y day added to their for me stock, a larg- AS
sortmcut Of china, Pariau, Bisqne aud other
styles of Vaics, making tn ir stock very com.
plete m26
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I ARD OIL-Extra quality at % Rroad st.
L. j27 CORNELL & DENNIS.
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FAINTS, GLAoN, NJ.
TIE subscriber, having taken the ft'r M. Is
L Lang Wharf, cor the p rpo.e o, crrr,In on
the business OF Painting aud Glazing in al IL.
branches, is prepared 10 execute all orders IN his
liae in the most thorough mannrr. Particular at
IGNITION paid to Graiuiug 'ni Sign painting. ami
the work warranted to give en,re satisfaction.
A share Of Public patronage is solicited.
n I'm JOHN &. STODDARD.
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q SALE.

~ let number ~ lodging rooms. without
l board, Tor the season. apply at - zPdng st.
Is
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WANTED-A smart, active Bpy, 10 attend
w Office. Apply to CjliS. WILLIAMS,
III CIV cotI Yard.
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LESSONS IN FASHIONABLE DANCING.
A DODSwORTH, Of SOC Broadway, New
"A. York. would beg leave to announce that
he will be At the Ocean House, Newport, about
the LIST ofiuly, when he will he pleased To re-.
ceive pupils for lessons in dancing, having the
use Of the saloon OF the Ocean House, for HAT
purpose, through the Kindness Of MIR. Weaver.
Afternoon ella sse. will be formed Tor Ladies
and Children. Morning and evening lessons Tor
Ladies aud Gentlemen. Various new Dances
will be introduced as acquired by Mr.. ID. during
a recent visit TO Europe, among them the
'Varsoyiana," at present the most fashionable
dance of Paris. J2i
MORN Oats and fine Feed-2000 Bush. Corn,
" 1000 bush. North River Oats, 1000 bush.
fine Feed just reed and Tor sale by
y22 J. ". &c w. FERRY.
TNTY TAX.-ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.
" WHEREAS, The CITY Council OF the City
Of Newport, will, on The 26th Of June, order a
Tax to I've assessed Of not less than thirty-hye
thousand dollars, nor more than thirty.sevcn
thousand dollars. The assessors Of taxes here
hy give notice that they will be AZ the City
Clerks Office from Tuesday, the 18Th day Of
July, ill Saturday, the 18th of July, inclusive,
(Sunday excepted) from q O'Clock, a. IN. until
IL ~, ard from 2 o'clock until 6 p. IN tor the
purpose of as sessing said Tax according 10 law.
Sec,ion "a aud 81 Of said law requires The as.
sessurs To give notice m a newspaper printed
in the town, three successive weeks, before AS
sessing any tax, and tn,t they shalt assess and
apportion the SUN on the inhabitants Of such
town. and tile rateable estates within the same,
requiring such Of the inhabitants To- bring in unto
them in writing, and under his hand an exact
list Of their isicablo estate with a particular
description Of such purcell thereof, aud the val
ue OF such parcel by such time rs sh all be pre-
scribed, aud to make oath TO the same before any
one Of said assessors. Whosoeyer shall refuse
or neglect to render and give in account Of his
rateablc estate as required by Law. II he be over
taxed, shall have no remedy Tor the same.
l.. CROOKER,
JAMES HDKSWELL, Assessors
JAMES A, GREEN, OF
WM. MESSEK, Taxes.
GEORGE W. TAYLOR,
J24
Ok PUNCHES Bananas, at CARR's,
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S06T2

ExTRAVAGANCE OF THE ADMINISTRATION
From the published statement of the ap-
preparations made by Congress during the
last session, we gather that the government
of the country is costing some ething over
Iseventy millions of dollars year, or triHe
less than two dollars and seventy-five cents
per head. There was time when an annual
Expenditure of forty millions would have
caused an outcry; and we are not sure that
the government has more to do now than it
had then, or does its business in a more
complete or satisfactory manner The rea-
son of the difference is very simple. AS the
United States increase, the revenue expands
and it is not III the nature of politicians to
resign any portion oft. What money they
obtain they spend if We had customs
revenue of one hundred and fifty millions,
the case would be precisely the same. And
yet, with all this administration extrava-
gance, the Pierce party refuses to spend one
cent towards the improvement of western
rivers and harbors. Ii is time, high time for
the people of the great Mississippi valley to
speak out against such pal pabe Injustice, by
eecting men, who are known to be true to
their interests. Let them return TO Congress
such men as Yates and Trumbull, who are
thoroughly identified with them in heart and
feeling, and this gross injustice will be
remedied.- .-(Alton Telegraph, 80 60 = i. t".