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POETRY. [For the Barnstahle Fatriot. l Tlie Snow Storm ot Mar ch 28, 1850 Tis earl y Sprina. The earth , grey and hare thro ' the bleak wi nter, Has spread out a carpet , softer and finer Than magic loom of Persia ever wove— It is of purest white and dotted o'er With cottages of alabaster roofs , Richl y festooned with crystal pendants— Her trees, naked and scared by winters frosts , Look, as tho' lade n with Spring's white blossoms And would yield , ambr osial fruit for harvest— Every little shrub most daintil y is dressed In the same livery. The sweet bird* fear To place their tiny feet upo n the sprig, And hush their scarce learned song, amid the scene— The forest eve rgreens bow gracefull y With lil y burd ens ; or with elastie spring Toss them upon the gliding traveller— Here and there a lake, like polished mirror Reflects its pearl y decorated banks— Does this beauteous mantle bless the Earth ? Will the green vine of Peas peep thro 'it , That man has planted , lured by Springs' Sun ? Ah no ! this fairy scene must he dissolved ; And man must dig in dust for gifts of nature ,— Charms for the eye cannot invigorate : With the "brows warm sweat , bread must be earned , And Summer showers and heat , Man 's labo r bless. A Lover of Nature A Domestic Drama, in three acts and a half, short meter. This longing after-beauty, This sighi ng after curls , This chasing after fashion , AVhercver fashion whirls , And all that sort of thing, May do for those who like them—¦ For those devoid of laste , For those who barter diamonds off For diamonds made of paste , And other blockheads. But to a wifefivho trul y loves, Who'd be \viint she appears , Who^l spread a^sunshinc round a man That keeps away her tears , And bringsTher 'tatcrs home, We 'd whisper softly in her ear, We'd grave it ortlher heart , That knowing welRo fry a steak , Beats sentiment ami art , A darned sight ! \ To Avoid Broils Learn to Fry. MORAL READINGS Seutcqce of 2>e»tta «Ks»Snst Jesus. The following is a copy of the most memorable judicial sentence which lias ewrVbecn pronounced in the annals of the world , namel y, that of death against the Saviour; with the remarks which the Journal Le Droit has collected and the knowled ge of which must be interesting in the hi ghest degree to r.vcry Christian , Unti l now , I am not aware lliat it has ever bee.n made public in the German papers. The sentence, is word for word as follows : "Sentence is pronounced by Pontius Pilate Inten- (lent of the Lower province of Gallilee .that Jesus ol Nazireth shall suffer death by the cross. "In the seventeenth year of the ,reign of the Em- peror Tiberias , and on the 25th of March , in the most hol y city of Jerusalem , during the ponlifica- tion of Annas and Cai pha. s: 'Ponlius Pilate ,Intendent of the province of Low- er Gallilce , sitting in jud gement in the presidential seat of the picetor. 'Sentences Josus of Nazareth to death on a cross between two robbers, as the numerous and notori- ous testimonies of the peop le prove : '1. Jesus is a mislentlur. '2. lie. lias excited the people to sedition. '3. He is an enemy to the laws. '4. lie falsel y calls himself the Son of God. '5. IIo falsely calls himself the King of Israel. '6. He wont into the temp le, followed by a multi- tude , carry ing palms in their hands. 'Orders the first centurion , Qtiirilliiis Cornelius ,lo bring him to the place of execution. 'Forbids .ill persons, rich or poor, to prevent the execution of Jesus. 'The witnesses who have signed the sentence of death against Jesus are '1. Daniel Robanl , Pharisee ; '2. John Zo.i obabel. '3. Capet. .'Jesus shall be taken out of Jerusalem through the gate of Iruenea. I his sentence is pngraved on a plate of brass in the Ili'brew 'liingnage. A similar plate has been sent to each tribe. It was discovered in the year 1820, in the cit y of Aqnihi , in the king dom of Na- ples, throug h a search made for Roman anti quities , und remained there until it was found by the com- missaries of the arts, in the. French army in Ital y. Up to the time of the campai gn in the south of It- al y. It was preserved in the sacristy of the Carthu- sians, near Nap les, where it was kept in a box of eb- ony. Since then , this relic has been kept in the Chapel of Caserta. The Ciuthusians obtained it by their petitions that the plate might be kept by them , which was an acknowled gement of the sacrifices which they made for the French army. The French translation was made literall y by members of the commission of arts. Dcneh had a facsimile of the plate engraved , which was bought by Lord Howard , on the sale of his cabinet , for 2890 francs. There seems to be no historical rtaubt as to the an thenticity of this. The reasons of the sentence cor respond exactl y with those of the Gospel. f^JHIore are beautif u l sentences from the pen ol Colerid ge. Nothin g can be more eloquent—noth. ing mo"re true ;— "COMFOHT OL- CniLDiiKN. —Call not that man ¦Wretched who , whatever ^else he suffers as to pain inflicted , pleasure denie/l , has a child for whom he hopes and on whom be, doats. Poverty inav grind hi m lo thi! dust , obscur i ty may east its darkest man- tle over him , the son' g of the gay may be far from his own dwelling, his face may be unknown to his neighbors , and his ?voice may be unheeded by those among whom he \hicji he would not part for wealth def ying compulation , for fame filling a world's ea r, for the luxury" of the highest health , or for the sweetest sltj ej-i th at ever sat upon a mortal's eye." 'I no two/most precious things this side the grave lire our reputation ami our Ijfe. ' But it is to be la- mented that the most contemptible whisper may de- prive us of the ,one , and the weakest weakon of the other. A wise man , therefore , will be more anx- ious to deserve a fair name than to possess it , and this will teach him so to live as not to be afraid to die, It is no merit to accomplish an object by difficult instruments , when easy ones are at hand , or to reach an end by a circuitous road, when there is a strai ght course. Michael Angelo being (old of an artist who painted with his fingers , exclaimed , ' Wh y does not tin; blockhead make iise of his penci ls ?' A man tlown E.ist was scolded hy his wife, and said that if she did not desist, ha would commit suicide,or t"iti/ himself in tka attemp t^ * Granville Seminary nnHE Spring Term of this Institution will commence _!_ on Monday, March 18. Thorough Instruction is given in the common Eng lish Brandies , Natural Sci- ences, Languages. Music and Drawing. Board can be obtained near the Seminary for 1 [50 or £2 per week.— Students from abroad are expected to consult the Princi pal in relation to places of hoard. Tuition in common Eng lish Branches , 4 00 Latin and French , each , 2 00 Lessons on the Piano Forte, and use of instru- ment , 8 00 The Princi pal is allowed to refer to N. Tillinghast , Esq., Princi pal of the State Normal School, Brid ge- water. Prof P. F. Greene , Rensselaer Institute , Troy, N.Y. Rev . S. Harden , Orleans. Rev. G. Collins , Hudson , N. Y. John J. Spear , Esq., Boston. Rev. A. S. Lyon , Director and Instructor of Lan- guages. Miss Louisa R. Cooke, Preceptress. Miss Abby Allen , Teacher t>f Vocal and Instrumen- tal Music. Alonz o B. Abbott , Assistant Pup il. J. G. NICKERSON , Princi pal. Chatha m, March 14. 2w tnh 19 TO PURCHASE RS OF © JL @ ^ SI H H (& ' AT WHOLESALE. WHITING " & ~ KEH0E, NOS. 40 and it ANN-STREET, UjCSSH^STg IAVK NEWLY MANUFACTURED FOR THE SPRING SAL3S OF 1S5O , THE LARGEST AND S1OST EXTENSIV E STHCIT flu READY-MADE C L O T H I N G , ever offered for sale in Boston. Having relinquised the retail branch of our business 5ur attention it devoted exclusivel y to the wants of i Traders, and Merchants may depend upon findin" with us a better supp ly of WELL MANUFACTURED GO"DS, than at othe r Houses. Our stock includes articles adapted to the wants of the SEW ENGLA1VD, Southern nnd Western Trade. The extent of our business enables us to offer all Goods at the lowest market value ,—a nd to extend the usual terms of credit. We have in Store 390© CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS COATS. 5OOO TWEED 1O,4)OO PAIRS FANCY BUCKSKIN PANTS. 1 0,000 '¦ " LINEN 15,00© LINEN SACKS. BOYS' CLOTHING IN GREAT VARIETY. Tailoi-s' Trimmings and Piece Goods, and a full assortment of ENGLISH , FRENCH and GERMAN Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, FANCY SILK CRAVATS AND SCARFS, Bl'k Italian Hdkfs., Suspenders. Gloves, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. AGENTS FOR "BENNETS " Tro y Shirt Manufac tory. A full and complete catalogue of our Stock may be had by addressing us by mail J. J. WHITING. M. KEIIOE , JR. C. W. GAJ.LOUPE. Boston , Mar'h 26 3m riporip SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES —OF— (B lt CD ^ IfflaH® ARE WOW READY — AT — JOHN SIMMONS & CO.JS ONE PRICE ESTABLISHMENT, aUIN0Y_HALL ! This Establishment has for many years been con- ducted on the One Price System , and our increasing yearly patronage is the surest guaranty that the plan meets the approbation of our numerous customers and the public generall y. Our intention is to keep every va- riety of Read y- Made Clothing, where a person may ata moment 's notice suit himself to any sty le of garment ,as well cut ami made as the best custom work , at a great saving ; of time and money. Particular attention has been paid to the getting up of our Sprin g and Summer stock for lietail Trade ,and our assortment is probabl y bett er adapted lo the wants of this community than that of any other Clothing House in Boston—and "bur prices warranted to be as low or lowe r. MERCHANTS from the Country and Dealers in Heady-Made Clothing will find a comp lete assortment to select from , which we shall sell on the most liberal terms and at Lowest. Prices. TUADERS from the South and West arc invited to examine our stock before making their purchases , as we manufacture largely for their trade , and keep a greal variety suited to their wants not to be found elsewhere. We have also a large and well selected assortment of Piece Goods, of Engl ish , French and German Fabrics, of new and beautifu l patterns , imported by us , and made expressl y for our use by the manufacturers ,which we will make to order in the most approved and fash- ionable manner , and in a superior sty le of workman- shi p. Furnishing Goods, Boys' Clothing, Rubber Goods and California Outfits Wholesale and Retail. ONE PRICE ONLY. John Simmons & Co., QUINCY HALL, BOSTON, OVER QUINSY MAREHT . ENTRANCE 1ST DOOR IN S. MARKET-ST. mai' ch 2G 2m The BOYS' CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION AND PREPARING FOR A MUCH LARGER SIPIBm© aamdL §TOfiMH3! BUSINESS THAN HASEVERYETBEENDONE! The STORE , alth ough previousl y extensive , has been enlarged bv the addition of a part of an ADJOINING BUILDING , Thereby making the second story one of the . MOST SPACIOUS And Best Arranged Sales Rooms IN THB CITY. The Stock is much larger than at any former period , and to which additions are consta n tly being made. It is, we beli eve, generall y admitted that the BOYS' CLOTHING A T T II I S E S T A B L I S II M E N T Is better cut , better made , the sizes belter assorted , and as a. whof c in far better taste THAN AT ANY STORE IN THIS CITY ! There is no want of attention to the Constant Changes of Fashion , And pu rchasers m ay rely with PERFECT CONFI- DENCE on being able to find whatever is desira- ble in this line. —=>?<»— THOSE WHO BUY AT W H O L E S A L E Will find our assortment worthy of their attention ! SUCH AS CANNOT BE MET WITH EI,SEWHEBE, AND AT THE LOWEST PRICE S! This Branch of tho Trade is PARTICULARLYSO- LICITED. The Terms being liberal . ©Hw®ff Hl3MpJ3@II31 Ife, (D©o9 NO. 4 BRATTLE,NEAR COURT STREET, m arch 19 tf Notice* THE public are hereb y caut ioned agai nst harboring or trusting- a Lad by the name of Eldredge G. Washbmn , who lias for several years lived in the famil y of the subscriber , as no debts will hereafter be paid of his eoniractiii " . NYM PHAS STACY. Harwich , M arch 10. 1850. 3\v*—[ march 19 SILKS ! SILKS!!—A good assortment , su per light and dark Dress Silks, just received and for sale by JAMES KNOWLES , Yarmouth Port. mh 19 Painter and Glazier. TH E subscriber would inform bis friends and the public , . B. BROOKS , CABINET FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, CARPETS AND LOOKING GLA SSES, Wholesale and R etail , on equitable principles. 9 Marshall and 66 Blackstone-street . . Boston. [t^The best place to buy HAIR WORK of every descri ption , is at 247 Washington-street , Bos- ton. Every thing in the line made to order and war- ranted by A. KITCHEN , Importer and Manufacturer of Ladies' and Gentle- men 's Hair Work. New York Paper flanging Warehouse : SAMUKL II. GREGORY & CO., Import ers find Manufacturers of IPAIPHiB SIASJ CS-n SJCBSa 25 Couit-street. Thos. Christy , ) ,t v , S. II. Gkegort , S S. Constant , | hew y °rh Boston. S. SI. Peyser & Co., 85 Milk-strcct ,coi ner of Atkinson-street , and 181 Wash- ington-street , Boston—Importers of German Worst- ed, Fringes, Gimps, Braid , Button's, Cord , Chenille. Hosiery, Gloves and a very extensive assoitment ol French Fancy Goods, such as Purse Twist , Steel Goods , Combs , Fans, Purse Bags, &c, which we of- fer to dealers lower than any other house in the New England States. New Goods received by every European Steamer and Packet, 85 MILK-STREET, BOSTON. JOHN P. BUWKEIt , JR., MANUFACTURER OF STRAW BONNETS. Chambers 163 Washington-street, Opposite Milk-street - - Boston. JOHN BBIGHAM & CO., Importers of GLOVES, "RIBBONS , LACES and TRIMMING GOODS; 18 Milk-street , Boston. ' HATS, CAPS ANDlFURS. Greciiougli, Jameson & Co., —.Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers— 50 and 52 Watf.k-street, BOSTON. H. B. & H. W. WITHERELL & CO., Importers and Jobbers of SILKS, RIBBONS. LACES. DRESS TRIMM- INGS, MILLINERY AND WHITE GOODS. 14 Milk-street , Old South Block , Boston. New England Print Warehouse, Nos. 18 and 20 Pearl-street , BOSTON . Now Opening, at this extensive Establishment, over SOOO CASES OF PRINTS ; Embracing the greatest variety of Seasonable Styles ever offered in this conntry. Purchasers can select by the Piece from FIVE HUNDRED SAMPLE CASES. At the lowest Prices for Cash. HOLBROOK, CARTER & CO. NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS , Manufactured by JOHN ENGLISH & CO., Fee Kenham, Worcestershire , Enqland. For sale by ERASMU S C. PRATT & Bro., - No. 25 Kilb y-street. Boston. No. 28 Bank-street , Philadelphia. S. M. PETTENGILL , Newspaper Advertising Agent, No. IO State-st, Boston, Is authorized to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for Newspapers, at the SAME RATES , as at the office of Pub- lication. RAWSON , liRIGIIAM & PRATT , Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN AND D OMESTI C DRY GOODS; Also. Manufacturers and Dealers in R E A D Y M A D K C L O T 11 I N G . 57 Milk-str eet , Boston. VOSS & SOUTHLAND, { Successors to Jonathan Forbush,) Man ufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in B O O T S A N D S H O E S ; GENTLEMEN 'S CONGRESS BOOTS AND GAITERS , of every description ; Heel Pumps, Kid Dancing Pumps, Slippers, #c. Men 's, Boys' Youth's and Children 's THICK AND KIP BOOTS. Women's a nd Misses' KIP , LACE & STRAP BOOTS, Men's Calf and Kip BROGANS, frc. \and 2 Blackstone-street, Boston. PABKEK, WILWEB & CO. COMMON, FINE & SUPERFINE CARPETI NGS, Three-p ly and STAIR do. Also Rugs for sale at 2 and -I Pearl, street , Boston. ¦ or moref, "— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in B O NN E T S , R I B B ONS , Artificial Flowers. Lacks , and Fancy Goods Opposite Concert Hall , 8 Tremont Row, Boston. O. & \V. CARPENTER^ Manu facturer s of STRAW BONNE TS AND HATS, and dealers in f L O W E R S , STRAW TRIMMINGS, (Jr. 48 Milk-street, Boston. PettengilPs Boston Directory, W. R. KELLEY & SON , 55 WASHINGTON.STREET , BOSTON, Invite the attention of their patrons and the public to their extensive assortment of Fashionable Goods, adapted to Gentlemen 's wear , comprising every desira- ble color of BROADCLOTHS , new sty les of figured and plain DOESKINS , and VESTINGS in almost endless variety, also such 'FURNISHING GOODS as are usually kept by Merchant Tailors. An entire new stock of CUSTOM MADE CLOTH- ING has been manufactured adapted to the Spring and Summer, every garment of which has been fashionabl y cut and trimmed , and purchasers who buy their cloth- ing read y made, or have it made to their or»ler, can de- pend up on hav in g their work warranted , and every gar- ment sold for a price to suit the most economical. THE BOSTON EMPORIUM OF SHAWLS AND SILKJGOODS ! Jewett & Prescott, No. 2 WS3CK STREET, HAVE received for the SPRING TRADE of 1850 , a truly Magnificent Assortment of Shawls, Silk Goods, &c, which is submitted to the public, for approval. Cashmere Long and Squar e SHAWLS— Plain Em- broidered and Damask Figured Crape SHAWLS— Bay Slate Long and Square SHAWLS Black SILK SHAWLS ,—or. to sum up the catalogue , EVERY KIND OF SI1AWLS—\Vk\i and Elegant— Common and Substantial—Low Priced and Expensive. Black and Fancy Colored SILKS for Dresses, in the same unlimited variety of Sty les and Qualities. Camelion SATIN DE CHINES and French SAT- INS. Canton and India SILKS and SHAWLS., Crape and Cashmere MANTLE S and SCARFS. French SACKS , VISITES and MANTILLAS , in true Paris Styles, and RICH SILKS in suitable widt hs for all these articles. Mourning SHA WLS and SILK GOODS of all Also—Fine BOMBAZINES and ALPACCAS— Wide SILK VELVETS for VisTtos and Shawls. Each Steamer and Packet from Liverpool or Havre adds something new to our assortment , keeping it ever fresh and attractive. All Purchasers , ( including the Ladies en masse,) are assured of our intention to pre- sent at all times the Best Goods—the Largest Variety— and nt unifoi m Low Prices , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. J E W E T T & P R E S C O T T , No. 2 Mi lk-street , A few steps from Washington-street , BOSTON. march 17 ^3ni • SPBING (¥)ODS ! THE subscriber invites the a^ntion of Cape Trad- ers to bis stock of ^k CLOTHING and OUTFITTING GOODS, a part of which is complet ely adapted to the Fas! j iats" aied Sea-Cstring' ESusincss. All who purchase the^rr Goods in Boston, will find it greatl y to thei r advantjrge to examine this Stock , as they may feel assured thatlevery article will be offered at the lowest market priees^lar.don liberal terms. Also—Just received , a Tjresh supp ly of Engli sh , French and German CLO'lllS,DOESKINS AND VESTIN 'GS, from which Garments will be made fo order , and warranted to answer precisel y the descri p- tion give n at the time of sale. A large assortment of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS of every descri ption con|tantl y on band. %>HEBNAH RICH , Nos. 78 and 80 Ann^ureet. corner of Centre, 3d building n%rth of Hlackstone-street. Boston , March 19. % 3rn BARRETT'S DYE HOUSE, No. 140 "Washington, . . ISoston, THE OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE IN NEW KNGLAND. LADIES' DRESSES and CLOAKS of all fabrics, SHAWLS, HDKFS., SCARFS and Fancy Arti- cles of all kinds , dyed most brilliant colors and finish- ed so mu ch lik e n ew goods, as to deceive tho most practised eye. Silks and Silk Dresses watered in beau- tiful style. Woolen Dresses dyed without being ri pped. Parasols and Sun Shades dyed on the frames. Straw Bonnets dyed , and pressed in fashionable shapes. Biack Merino Sbawles re-dved , and white ones cleansed without injury^ to the borders. Gentlemen 's Coats , Overcoats and Iiints cleansed or dyed whole, and pressed the same as n,ew. Having the lead in the business, the proprietors mean to retain it , by kee ping in advance of all others in the beauty and excellence of their work , and moderate charges. tM30\ march 19 Cotlon and Woolcti ^ Carpcting. Kftrt YARDS Cotton and WSolen Carpeting.from tJXi Xj am-tion , at extremel y low prices ; all wool double Carpeting, at 50 cents per yard ; heavy Cotton and Wool do, at one shilling per yard—for sale by JAME S KNOWLES, Yarmouth Port. mh 19 Spring Goods. FOR sale by N. T. HALLET , a fashionable assort- ment of DE LAINES, English and American PRINTS. • Yarmouth Port, March 19 New Spring Goods. JUST received by the siibjEribcr , a good supp ly of new Spring Goods, comjy ising new and desirable sty les Berage De Laines. Jrcnch and English Ging- hams , Plai n do , &c. &c., w^hich he will offer at the low- est prices. JAME S KNOWLES. Yarmouth Port, March 19. _^v « FOR SALE , if applied for previous to yjbXiX April 15th.—The fast sailing packet schr / M) t\\tV -^'^*-*W^ > about 78 tons burthen , 6 years ¦" jiafejjljr^ °'^ > we" '"und in sails and riggMngjChains " **• » anchors , &c. &c. The above schr has been running as a packet between Provineetown and Bos- ton the last season , having good accommodations for 25 passengers, and is a' very desirable vessel for the California market. For further particulars, app ly to T) . \ EBEN S. SMITH. Provineetown , Marcli 12. 3w j 4 For SalCj -Tbe good schr COL. SIM- MVT\ M0NS' 71 K>'\'Mi'-thcn. —built of live oak ^OTykV nnd rod cedar-^s well found in sails , rig- -«aBfcS0L. ging. cables , anahors , and materials for the fishi ng business—now lyint* at New Bedford , will be sold on reasonable terms , on application to WM S COBB . New Bedford. BENJ? HAMBLEN , or It L SWIFT , West Falmouth. \ March 12. tf >-i A For Sale—The good sharp-stern y-^RS^ schr LION , about 58 tons burthen—will Ij m ) fWk. so'c' 'ow t0 c'ose a concern if immedi- ^^ HMjp^ate app lication is made to SMITH , AT- t, ¦ r ,& CO-' Pl'ovin cetown. Provineetown , I1eh. 19. Fk Sale. OARiiYALL . and HARNESS , and one good LUG WAGON. Also, a good COW and HEIFER. % JOHN R. SMITH. Ba rastable, March 19. \ ror osue,, j tf i k A Grey COLT , 5 years old in May e °f stv ' (1 Colt is ev- | nJiaM|' pK> cry way a superior animal , and it is * f i | f j. J\ presumed the Colt will make her ¦ aJK* seaSSss**S=s'equal. For further particulars , in- qnire of Capt. RUSSELL DOANF , near th e Post ! Officejjnjjj nstham. 4w* Easiham. March 26 ror Sale. IflOUR young COWS , by MATTHIAS IUNCKLEY. Bfirnst^bW-, Sub. 26, PettengilPs Boston Directory. The f ollowing is a list of many of the most Substan- tial and Honorable Business Firms in Boston.— Merchants and others , visiting the City, zoill find the Directory of great service to them, and they are advised to take it with them. RICHARDSON, KENDALL & CO., Nos. 95 and 97 Milk , corne r of Pearl street , Boston. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES, VESTINGS. VEL- VET SERGES. CAMBRICS , SILES1AS, BUTTONS , &c, Have always on hand , a. ful l assortment of the BEST STYLES of FANCY CASSIMERES, and every variety of Trimmings for Tailors' use. tt^"Dealers in the above Goods are respectfull y in- vited to call and examine ouv Stock. PettengilPs Boston DirecW" f . & TTrTcT -' • j yhole/sale Dealers in West India Goods, Woo l and North and Western Pro duce "^fy H8 State,street , - . Boston . CHARLES PACKER & CO., MOROCCO. KID AND BOOT SKINS, LININGS , BINDINGS, .f-c., ^-c. —and— General Leather and Commission Merchants. 26 North Market-street , Boston. AARON R. HILL , —Dealer in— BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER, 34 North Market-street , Boston. J. 3. BEALS & CO., C L O C K M A N U F A C T U R E R S , Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CL0CKS AND CL0CK MATERIALS, Haymarket Square , Boston , (opposite Boston & Maine Rail Road Depot.) A. W, Pollard , MER CHANT TAILOR, COSTUMER, REGALIA MANUFACT URER , No.6 Court-street , Boston. Every branch of the TAIL ORING BUSINESS , will be executed in the most COMPLETE AND PER- FECT MANNER , and all Garments Warranted to f it. For sale, Gold and Silver ArmyLaces, Fringes , Tassels, Stars, Emblems and Jewels. RATTANS! RATTANS and DRESSED CANES for CHAIR SEATING , Prepared CANE for Umbrella Mak- ers constantl y for sale by C Wakcfield, No 21 Commercial-street , Boston. O00LIDGE & WILEY, BO OK. JOB , CARD AND FANCY EPunsjiEiiB© £§ iFwansmiiiESc, No. 12 Watur-jstreet, Boston. THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM HF.NEWKD AT OAK H A L L i 32, Si, 36 & 38 ANN-STREET , BOSTON. George W. Simmons & Co., having refitted their ex- tensive Establishment , and added new and desirable patterns of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to their large, well made , and selected assortment of Men's, Youth's §• Boys' Clothing If Furnishing Goods, are offering great inducements to COUNTRY MERCHANTS , and others, to trade «t this popular Clothing Empori- um. Every article has marked upon it a FIXED PRICE , From which there will be no deviation; and that price is acknowled ged to be lower than many oilier establishments can afford to make their ('loth- ing. The Proprietors ' means of pu rchas- ing and manufacturin g: give them a DECIDED ADVANTAGE over all Competitors in the Business and they give their Customers the benefit of their increased and numerous facilities. They offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS ! to all who wish to purchase Clothing and Furnishing Goods of 3 Blaekstone-stree't, /?„„ ¦ _ * "*(0n STEARNS STCOLLINS^- PATENT IMPROVED LEAD p j p r ' SHEET LEAD. * ^A* _ Manufactured & for sale by STEARNS & COT t Corner of Congress and Water-streets ft-i^^S LOCKWOill), ZANE^LnMBT^^-. PLUMBERS , 5 Derby Range , Court-street. Boston Water Closets, Pumps, Hydrants and Pg leather and India Rubber Hose '"'fij HOT , COLD and SHOWER BATHs put up on the most approved principle Barrow 's Celebrated Cocking »_ S. G. BOWDLE AR & CO^-^S* « Dealers in * U3 5__ © W IE _ 17 Long-wharf. Boston. S. G. BOWDLEAK , W. A. Bo-n'DLEAK , _¦ Q Mustard, Spices and Dye Wo»_r^ By CONVERSE & ROBSON * Office Forest Mills, ' 54 North Market-street, Boston. HUTCHINS , IIFRD ~ & ~ CO^ ~~—- Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in PRODUCE , Nos. 5 and 6 South Market-street ,Boston BENT ~ & BLAKE , ~~~~- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SALT Wholesale and Retail. *' ^ 48 Long wharf, Boston eT0AKES" &" PERKINS, "" -^ —Importers and Dealers in— S A L T , Wholesale and Retail, 51 and 52 Long wharf , Bos-rojf CHARLES II. BADGER , —: - Drugs and Medicines. Paints, Oils §¦ Wind oie Gla, Nos. 47 and 49 Blackstone-street , Boston. '' LYON & POWERS , " Fashionable Clothing and Furn ishing House, ° On Lower Floor and Chambers , (Sign of the Ram' Head ,) 56 and 58 Washington-st , Boston ' Wholesale Purchasers of Clothing are particularly jn vited to call and examine our Stock of Niceatt Fashionable Ready Made Clothina. We now offer im precedented inducements to those wishing to put. chase Well Made Fashionable Clothing. Our New Stock of Cloth s, Coatings, Pantaloonerj and Rich Vestings. is unequalled. Remember, Signe t the Ram's Head. A. H. Powers. George Lj-on. J. HALL , Manufacturer and Dealer in D O O R S , S A S H E S, BLIND S. 15 Blackstone-street— Boston. JOHN PERKINS & CO., —Importers and Dealers in— CHINA, GLASS and CROCKERY WARE, Nos. 40 and 42 Broad-street , John Perkins, BOSTON. Geo. W. Bassett. Reed & Cutler's Select Powders, Warranted of Superior quality and fi nely powdered.put up in 1 pound bottles in cases expressl y for l'hysicinns and Apothecaries, as accompanied by the recommendaf tions of the most eminent Medical men , togetlit-rwith a complete assortment of DRUGS , MEDICINES PAINTS , OILS and DYE STUFFS. For sale by REED I f CUTLER, Drugg ists, 33 India-street , Boston. C H A S E , DAGUERREAN ARTIST, 247 Washington-street—BOSTON. Price of Koard Reduced At the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Merchants' Row, Bos- ton , to ONE DOLLAR per day. The House being painted throughout and thoroughl y re- paired ,and new furniture ,which will make it in as good order as any in the city, of its class. The table will be furnished with the best the market affords. CROSS, SAMPSON & CO., Proprietors. Boston anil Chelsea Paper Company, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN P A P E R H A N G I N G S , No. 4 Union Block , Union-street , OTIS MERRIAM.Agent for Company. BOSTON. S. KL0I1S & CO., HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, Nos. 11 and 12 Dock Square, • • BOSTON ^ PAH GREELE1T , MANUFACTURER OF HA TS, 0^*49 COUET-STREET , BOSTON. All kinds of Hats made in the best manner, and tor sale, wholesale and retail at the lowest priP_____ j risning M aciuc, W h o l e s a l e & R e t a i l , M A R T I N L . B R A D F O R D . 132 Washington-st. 3 doors North Old SonthCmircn B a jfM c r r e o t y p e s ! Plnmbe's National Daguerrian Gallery, No. 75 ^<>u"- street, Boston , Established in 1840, is still success- full y continued , as we keep hel p sufficie nt to allow all to sit until satisfied with their likeness. Please call and see. THE PLACE TO BUY BONNETS. "WHITE'S BONNST ROOMS ,1 The largest Bonnet Establishment in the United State*. ° 39 and 45 Hanover-street , Boston. MESSER, BANKER & CO., WHOLESA LE DEALERS IN DRUGS, Thompsonian and Patent Medicines ; 7 Long wharf, opposite New Custom House. Wj llard Mj ssser, Jr. Wm. S. Banker, V.h . HaiK- NEWTON FACTORY. C. T. WARD, MANUFACTURER OF GLUE, 26 Broad-street, Boston , D. L. HALS, _ Pai nts, Oil and Window Glass, Drugs and Medicines ' , At No. 7 Long wharf , opposite New CustoioJ____L. LEVI P.ARTLETT & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 2 Long wharf, Boston, Mass. ^ _____- WETIIERBEE & LEELAND , Wholesal e and Retai l Deal ers in READY MADE CLOTHING, 47 Ann-street , Boston. ^^ _____^ GEORGE C. VARNEY, Fashionable Beady OTstde Clothing AND RICH FURNISHING GOODS , 23 Dock , and 12 Ma rket Square , Boston ^ SMITH , SUMNER & CO., No. 35 Milk-street . . . BOSTON, r. Receive by every Steamer , direct from the mannfe" ers. the latest stvles of RIBBONS SILKS, SHA WLS ^ LACES, GLOVES, HOSIER I' EMBROIDER Y, MILLINERY GOODS, f rc. v,d which they offer at low prices for cash or apPr° . credit. ^ _^-- Travelling Agents Wanted ! flJf_ To sell SEAR'SPOPULAR PI CTORIALWO f ** Good Encouragement given to Enterprising Me Also, AGENTS WANTED to obtain Sub- scribers for the A. & F. CHRISTIAN UNION MAGAZINE . Ap plications made Postage paid , to S. M. PETTENGILL, 'lO State-street , Bo^>- O. P. PRESCOTT & CO. Bg, Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic, LTQUy ^ H, also Agents Un- Albany CREA M ALE _ • POS-1 ^ » and 10 Canal Block, Blaekstonerstieet, BosiOJ"