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^^" pai ifobnia Question in Congress.—
T«? ~ ' Mil y i._Tho report of the Committee
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'ltej that Mr. Douglass or Mr. Benton will
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the admission of California next Monday.
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' not ready, Mr. Clay will exp lain. The Com-
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a3 a bill before the Senate lo buy
fc el-iinis of Texas. Mr. Douglass has bills for
9^re rnii «»(1 llie territorit lp. imd 'Mr. Mason a bill
V? , ntr fugitive slaves. Upon tlie.sebills a plan is
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to °e " wj 10le work seems to rest with Mr. Clay.—
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' .-it argument will be to show tha t the proviso
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',ired for the territories ; that slavery may
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territories ; that they are properl y connected
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- I Ciliforni:i ; and that the compact of annexation
" Vps a liberal policy towards Texas. -IV re-
r?ql"wiil be short and practical.
^The National Intelligencer , on authority denies
Pen Tay lor has any intention lo veto any Com-
'''"' Ue Bill on the slavery question that may pass
both Houses.
Arrival fiiom California.—Benjamin S.
of
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this place , who wont out to California in
l '° Ma»nolia, from New Bedford , for the benefit ol
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"1g.Jtii, arrived home yesterday morning. lie
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bv way of the Isthmus : from San Francisco
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pinam a in bark Winthrop, and from Chagres to
XT ty York '" " sc'100ner > '" 20 days. Mr. Shove
*m« in <">od health. He merely paid a fly ing
•,j t to the mines, staying there onl y long enoug h
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,li. Ladd. state that I have examined the
above affidavit of my wife , and certif y to the truth of
her declarations. Dlj DLtY LAD1)
K7=ED\VAKD BllINLEY & CO., Boston , Sole
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For sale at the County Bookstore , Barnstable , by O.
M. IIIXCKLKY.
Aoknts —A. Percival , Barnstable; James Knowles ,
Yarmvj th ; F. D.ivi.s, Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham : K. Kdson , Orleans; lli gijiiis & Crosby, Brewster :
P. \\r . lli^'Miis , Welll leet.
Be Net Received !
Remember , SETH W. FOWLK , Boston , Mass., is
the sole proprietor of the oiiiii nal recei pt for the ma nu-
facture of the OHIGIXAL AND (.INLY GENU1.NK
Wisttar's BstJsnm ©8' Wild Cherry.
This article was ori ginall y prepared by Williams
& Co., of Philadel phia.
Now that this preparation is so well known.there will
be, and no w are. found those so villanonsl y wicked as
to concoct a spurious and perhaps poisonous mixture ,
and try to palm it off as the GENUINE BALSAM.—
Wo raise no false alarms. We advise the public of the
schemes , that their health may not be trifled with , nor
ourselves , plund ered of our just ri ghts.
A very important disease over which this "Balsam "
exerts ,i very powerfu l influence,is that of a Diseased
Lived.
In this comp la int it has undou btedl y proved more ef-
ficacious than any remed y heretofo re em ployed , and in
numerous instances , when patients had endured long
and severe suffe ring from the disease , without receiving
th e least benefit 'from various remcdies ,and when Micit-
cuky has been resorted to in vai n , the use of this Bah
sum has restored the Liver to a health y actio n, and in
many instances effected Permanent Cures ! alter
every known remed y had failed to produce this desired
effect.
Be carefu l, and sec that what you buy h as the signa-
ture of I. Butts.
None gcnine ,un less signed I. BUTTS on the wrap-
per.
Agents.—O. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles .
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham : E. Edson , Orleans: Ili ggins & Crosby, Brews.
tor ; P. W. Higgins , Wellfleet. "
Sch Danube , 'Wclden , from Norfolk for Portland ,
with corn, was abandoned at sea 23d nit. The vessel
commenced leaking 22d , about. 125 miles NK of Cape
Henry. The captain anci crew left the sch in their boat
and the former has ar at South Dennis. It is presum-
ed the others are safe.
Bri g Titus C Mather , (of Dennis) V B Nickcrson ,
from Baltimore for Boston , with flo ur, cor n , wheat ,
leathe r, &c, went ashore on Brid ghnmpton beach , Long-
Island , at 7 AM 29th ult , duri ng a fog. She beat over
the outer bar , an d d rove u pon the beach , heelin g off
shore. The sea being hi gh at the time , her hatches
weic soon knocked off, and th e vessel filled with water.
On the 30th , her cargo was drifting out , and about 200
bbls flour had-floated ashore. The crew, to save them-
selves,were obli ged to climb in the vessel' s ri gging; they
w ere fi nall y rescued by means of the apparatus from
the Boat Houses , under the charge of the Life Sav-
ing Benevole'H Association , of New York city.—
Much credit is due to the peop le of the neighborhood ,
for their courageous efforts to save the lhes of the crew.
The T C M is a superior vessel , of 188 tons , built in
Bridgeport , Conn , less than 1 year ago ,and is ow ned by
several persons, some of whose shares may be insured
at Cape Cad and other plac es. One account says she
had bil ged and was badl y hogged , but we trust it will
prove not so.
Sloop Pilot , Kclley, of and for South Boston fi om
Provincetown , with sand , sprung aleak 1st inst , abo ut
15 miles NW from Race Point , and the pumps becom-
in g ch oked , the crew were forced to take to their boat,
of onl y nine feet in length , saving onl y what they stood
in , and she went down in about 15 minutes after. Two
or three v essels passed th e boat with ou t seein g her , as it
blew hard ; but sch Kowena. from Provincetown , hav-
ing discovered them in season , took them up. We hear
that Capt K had just purchased the sloop fo r $400, be-
in«- about all he was worth.
A Hong Kong date of Feb 2G , says "the Am whal e
shi p Formosa , Swift , of NB, is on sh ore on the South
Bank, about 35 miles below Woosung. The master
and crew left her 14th , at which tim e she had 7 feet of
water in her hold. Junks and lorebas had been sent
down -to her from Shang hai , but it was blowin g- so
ha rd that it is doubtful whether anything could bo sav-
ed. The F was 5 months out , had 150 bbls oil , and 3
years' provision on board. "
Disasters. &c.
Doc 25, no bit &c, bark Brothers , Baxter , from Bos-
ton for Bombay.
Fob 17, lat 21 S, Ion 33 W.ship Eliza Warwick from
Boston for Sandwich Islands.
Feb 27 , lat 32 50 S, Ion 50, shi p Leopard , Pike, from
Boston for California , all well: had touched iit St Cath-
arines a few days before.
March 5, lat 3 N , Ion 23 W, kirk Tiberias , Foster,
from Boston for California.
March ,6, lat 3 30 N, Ion 22 15 W, ship Phenix , Cur-
tis of and from Boston for California , all well,
March 18, lat 4 21 N , Ion 25 42 W , sch Fame, Pow-
ers, from Boston for California.
March 20 , lat 36 1-2, Ion 67, bark Isabella , May hcw ,
from New Bedford for California.
April 21 , lat 40 O2 ,lon 69 23,was passed a ship steer-
ing E, with Tay lor & Merrill' s Signal , probabl y the
Marmion , Freeman , from New York for Liverpool.
Sj»o!ien, &c.
i AratNewport 8tb,Mediii m,Crosby,t31ouccster.to load
for Dostou.
j Ar at Havre 6th , Havre , Ainsworth , New York.
At Shanghai Feb 18, shi p Tarolinta , Cave, from San
Francisco for do about read y.
At Canton Feb 24 , sch In diana , Crosby, for Western
: Coast of Central America wtg orders.
j At Calcutta March 8, shi ps Areat us, Knowles, fro m
; San Francisco, ar Feb 22 , for Boston ' 20 or 25 days;
!Newton , Sears, from New York via Madras , ar Feb 25 ,
for Boston about April 5; Samoset , lloilis. for do 20th.
i Shi ps North Bend , and Win (.loddard , and bark Saxo-
ny, all for Boston, were drepp ing down the rife r.
| At Smyrna March ;)o. bark Fairy. Thomas , from
Boston , ar Feb 2G ; brig Smyrna , Sprague. do do—both
to load for Boston.
At Palermo 2d ult. bark Potomac. Lothrop, for New
York ld g. Ski 25th , bri g Globe , Chi pman , New York.
At Marsala 1st ult , bark Dutches *, Lane , from Kor-
folk for Palermo soon , to finish ld g for Bosto n.
I At Maroellus 13th ult , bark Luciiui a Scars. Scars,
for Boston 2 days.
j Ar at Yarmouth , NS 19th ult , bri g Elizabeth , Creshv .
I New York.
1 13yMonday J'
J ven iug 's AA«//.]
Boston—Ar 4th , barks Lysander. Olapp. San Juan
I de los Hemcilios; Union. Kcndrick , Baltimore; llelti-
|waie. Lewis , Philadel phia: bri gs Hudson , Ilallct. Dari-
I en; Mary Siamon , li vder , and Robert Wing. Crowell ,
I Baltimore; Lubc-c, Bray: Chas Thomas , Bray; Abbott
' Lawrence , Crowell , and Erie , R yder , Philadel phia; schs
Wm Wilson, Gibbs , Port an Princ e: Sharon , Timelier ,
liichmond ; Lucy Jane. Paine , Tang ic; Oregon , Car-
i Ver , Fredericksbin-g hj Oneko , Chase , Georgetown , DC;
' Sterling , Hall , Baltimore; Despatch , Scuddcr , Wil-
Imin gton . Del: John A Simpson , Chase; Rebecca &
Franc es. Nickcrsou: E Davidson . Kellcy: Catharine
I Wilcox , Nickcrson ; Leauder. Nickerson; Convert ,Boult;
Southerner , Baker , and I-aac Franklin , Churbuek , Phil-
adel phia: Ellen. Kclley; Eliza , Doane , and Wolcott ,
Bcarse, New- York : Juliet , Crosby, Hartford: Virginia n.
Howe s, Providence; 5th , shi p Cleoue , Bearse, Mar-
seilles ; sebs Emp ire , LoveH. and Peru , Lewis , Alban y;
Cora , Chase. New York ; Sharon , Crosby, Hartford.
Cld 4lh , pkt shi p Ang lo A merican , Winsor. Live rpool:
barks Jas W Pai ge. Tay lor , Baltimore; Nashua , Clif-
ford, and Selah , Atkins , Philadel phia ; br igs Adcl phi ,
j Gorham , Cape Ilayticn; R olerson , Chase, M obile;
j Elis -ha Doane , Loring , Baltimore; Saml Brown , Baker.
, Philadel phia; schs li ed Kover , Ba'con. and Mercy Tay-
i lor. liich mond: Alexandria. Studley, Philadel phia; Ann
T Si pple, Bacon , Albany; Itoxbury, Scars , and Cam-
'bj id gf , Lacy, New York: Leonora , Jones , Hartford.
Iiichmoncl—Ar 1st , sch Charm , Berry, Boston. Sid ,
scb Lowell. Baker , do.
Norfolk—Ar 1st , scb Potomac , Frederickhburg h fer
Boston.
Georgetown , D C—Ar 1st, bri g Andover , Hardy,
Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 2d , bark Zion , Reynolds , Boston.
Sid 3d, bark Justice Story. Ryder , do.
New York—Ar 3d schs Lacon , and Louisa ,-Boston;
4th , bri g Caroline , Loring, Ponce; sch Jasper , Bost on.
Cld 3d , shi p J W Kantiin , Norris ,Tampa Bay: schs Cor-
nelia , Young, New Bedford ; Splendid , Baker , Boston.
Sch Poto m ac, Bcarse , from F-rederieksburg li for Bo-s- ;
ton , with corn and flour.put into Norfolk , 1st inst , hiiv- j
ing sprung aleak day befor e, off Smith' s Island.
Spoken A pril 27 , lat 31 34, Ion 77 20 bri g Lewis
Bruce , Young, of Proviucetown , oil not stated.
. Sheriffs Sale,
Baksstable, ss. BarrWable, April 30. 1850.
Taken on execution , and iviipe sold at Public Auc-
tion , on SATURDAY , ihc/ lthday of May next , at
ten ot the clock in n)e fJenoon , "
on the premises,
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"'rf K housiflnow stands ,
I (jg lllL A certain l)//llinK House, situate in the
liPH "?"tl 'er.1-J' I'a
//°f tennis, in the County
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j SJjyllLa<°r?s«'f HnJAnmlim™ ,.lml v,elollsilli! l0
Shawls. Long and Square,
Mantillas, from Paris,
Silk Goods,
Linen Goods,
Dress Goods,
White Goods,
Honsc Furnishings,
Sundries.
GEO.lTwARREiN k CO,
RESPECTFULLY give notice that they have now
in store the finest stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS!-
ForeigQ aati Domestic,
they have over opened to the public , all of which will
be offered , WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at
E X T R A O R D
I N AR Y L O W P R I CE S !
PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS, of any kind ,
should not make selection s before visiting this estab-
lishme nt, as on account of the large amount of our
busines s , we are enabled to offer UNUSUAL AD-
VANTAGES to Jim-chasers, both nt Wholesale and
He-tail.
We have in progress the CONTINUATIO N of
|TRE LAI3IES ' EXiCHAIGE
THHOUUII TO IIAWLE ^T STREET,
an addition of ON'K HUNDRED FEET. Two .Stories
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bi jrb , to our present liber al accoinnjodaiions. This, in
! J ul y next , will be opened into onr^ircsent store, which ,
[ at that lime, will he REMODELLED in h style suited -
j to the improved' position of our beautiful city, since
[ ibis establ ishmen t was built. As our store will be
j closed (or a pm-t of Jul y, om- sense n will be a short one,
! but we >ball oiVer our Goods at pr ccs which will SELL
j THUM KARLY.
IGEO, W, WARREN & CO,,
| 1U Washington-stre et, ---Boston.
april 30 ; 5wis
TJUS BOSTON EMPORIUM
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Vhaiyls
AND SILK / GOODS !
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Jeweti & /Prescott ,
No. 2 WTlL.lt. STREET,
HAVE received fo\thefepRIN« TRADE of
18SO, a tr uly jViWi/ifiecnt Assortment .of
Shawls, SM Goods, &e, »
which is submitted to tluSVuiblic , for approval.
(,'ashmere Long and Siju\e SHAWLS— Pla in Em-
broiderul and Damask [•'ii/ !\<.
d Crape SHAWLS— Bay
State Lorn/ and Squdre ' SVlAWLS -— Bluck SILK
SHAWLS ,—or , to i/iim u\t h e catalogue , f c VKltY
KIND OF SHA WILS—
«icY and Elegant— Common
and Substantial—LoAv PricedXand Expensive.
Black ami Fancy^Colored SS1LKS for Dresses, ia
the same unlimited ' variety o\ Sty les and Qualities.
Canielion SATIN DE CH1MK S and French SAT-
INS. ' \
Canton and Indi a SILKS findVSHAWLS.
Crape and Cashmere MANTLB3 and SCARFS.
French SACKS, VISITES anu\MANTILLAS , in
tine Paris Styles, and RICH SILKS in suitable
width s for all thfcse articles.
Mourning SljA WLS and SILK -GOODS of all ,
kinds. r v
Also—Fine BOMBAZINES and ALPACCAS—
Wide SILK VELVETS for Visites and Shawls.
Each Steamier 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 tlut Best Goods—the Largest Varietyr-
and at uniform Low Prices , ' _
WHOLESALE AND IiETAIL.
I E W E T T & P B E S C O T T,
Wo. 2 Mills-street,
A few steps from Washington-street , BOSTON.
march 17 3m
MALDEN FANCY-DYE HOUSE,
OFFICE, W COBKHILL,
CORNER OF COURT STREET , BOSTON, Mass
SHAWLS of all kinds dyed all shades . Merino , Al-
pacca , Alep ine ,. DeLaine , Silk , Satin , Crape and
Pongee DRESSES dyed all colors , or cleansed.
tr?=-I5lack and purp le Cloaks, and Dresses dyed a
Green or Maroon !
*y*Oentlernen''s Coats and Pants Dyed e.4- Cleansed
whole, and ,/cst colors given.
Express expense paid one way, in all cases, if appli-
ed for.
N. B._Old Established DYE-HOUSE..
march 5 Gw
DYKE NOTICE.—The propr ietors of the Great
Marshes and the members of the Great Marsh Dy k-
'"S.Wflter Power and Fishing company are remind-
B(l tW thir meetintr stands adjourned to May the
?llr i at 2 o'clock , P.
°M., at the Grand Jury Room ,
"J the Court House, in this place. For the choice
"' appraisers of the above named -uarshes.and other
"!»port.-mt business that may be broug ht before
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Bi*''t>8table, April 30. __
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- Hats !!—Messrs. Gould & Stowe , 18 Un-
Smnm ' B«ston , have, received their Spring and
thuy a,
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PP'y of fashionable Hats and Caps,, which
any ot], prePar<;« to sell lower than can be boug ht at
lar/.e . st°re in the city. They have also for sale a
Which PP y of Straw- 1
>lllm Leaf ilnd Leghorn Hats ,
are n, ,-e vei'-
v desirahle for our Capo friends. They
wlicrt' ularl y invited to call before purchasing else-
'V»t Be, m vineicard Sousn Association will meet
!.">o 7th ,f''- GA-Ki,AN D's, Monument , on TUESDAY ,
Yarn, u ay
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at 4 o'clock , 1
J. M.
Yarmouth Port, April 30. A. COBB, Scribe.
'Sten'i*1
* pelt«ngiH, General Newspaper Ad-
for the ^u a^xtI,
No- 10 Btllt0 stroof
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Bo^on, is A-cnt
«o receivP
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,STABLB PATM0T , and i, auth orized
«»inc ratn.
All vcrtisomc51ts, .alld Subscriptions at the
^ latos as required at this office.-
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CiAtJ°™^.I.II
In Dennis , 25th nit. by Rev . Mr. Tolman. Mr, Na-
than Smith , of Sandwich , to Mrs. Betsey J. Shiveriek ,
of IX
In Harwich , 30th ult. by Ticv. Davis Lothrop, Capt.
Heman Chase , Jr., of West Harwich , to Miss Adaline
Studley, of 11.
In North Brid g-ewater, 25th ult. by "Rev . Mr. Ilunt-
ington , Mr. Franklin Ward , of Wellfleet , to Miss
Eunice A. Noyes , of N. B.
In Waltham , 1st inst., William N. Nye, Esq.. of Fall
River , to Miss Belinda Lucrclia , second daug hter of
Col. Peter Dnnbar. ..
MARRIED.
In Yarmouth Port , at the residence of Capt. James
B. Crocker , Miss Olive White , 16 years an d 9 mon ths ,
daug hte r of the late Isaac White of Dennis.
In Sandwich , 25th ult. Mrs. Phebe Ann , wife of Mr
Wm. II. Harris , about 30.
In New Bedford , 13th ult. Mrs. Cyntha , wife of Jas.
Ryder, and dau ghter of Henry Kemlrick , of Harwich.
' died,
Poi-t of Barnslatolc, May 5.—Ar sch Presi-
dent Washington , Lancy, Provincetown , 4 hours.
5th—Sid sch Sappho , Fan-is, Boston.
MARINE LIST,
Ar at New Bedford 30th , shi ps Franklin , Ilazard .Pa-
cific , Talcahuano Dec 22. Barbadoes April 9, 1700 bbls
SP, 450 do blk fish. 50 do wh oil , 500 lbs bone; Wm
Thompson. Ellis , North Pacific , Honolulu Nov 13, 80
bbls sp , 3200 do wh oil , 15 ,000 lbs bone.
Ar at do 3d, shi p Brighton , West, North Pacific ,!500
bMs oil , 19 ,000 lbs bone; Condor , Allen , do, -Sandwich
Islands Nov 12, Huabei na Dec 18, 50 bbls sp. 2650 do
wh oil , 32,000 lbs bone.
Ar at Hong Kong ,Jan 31, Awashonks , Smith , of Fal-
vnouth .trom Sandwich.Islan ds (and sld Feb 14 to cruise):
Cowper .Col.l , NB , (and sld Pel, 16 to cruise , unknown. )
Sld 1-eb 15 Isaac Howland , West, NB , and Cabinet,
Hathaway, Stoiungton , both to ci uise.
WSialcvs.
Boston—Ar 29th , schs Ellen , Nickcrson , Rii'hf nond :
Fannie Mitchell, Atvood, Baltimore. CW , brigs Cnr-
thri gc, Rowe, Calcutta; Wm M Rogers , Skinner , Bar-
badoes and a mkt.
New Orleans—A"r 19lh shi ps Dirigo.Joncs, ami Wm
Patten , Decker. Boston. Cld , shi ps Sabattis , Ilall .Bor-
deaux: Soldan.Tbomas.Cowc s and a mkt; Silas Holmes,
Berry, New York. Adv , shi ps Calcutta. Green for
Boston , most cai-o cnad; Sheffiekl, Lewis, for I h:l.i-
del phia. part do do; bark Tedcs.o. for 1'oston do do.
Mobile—Cld 201b, barks Carlos, Seiirs.Boston; beor-
Sl
Chli 'iesion-cKh, bark D Godfrey, Young, Ant-
""Norfolk— A i- 24th , sch Fail field , Nickerson , Provi-
' C
Richmond— Ar 26th , sch Louisa & Margaret , Parker.
iiahimorc Sld 2Gth. bark Union , Kcndrick , Boston:
bri»- I'.obt Wing , Crowell , do.
Pbiladel phi.-i—Ar 27ih , bri g Jas Wallace , Small ,Ap-
alaehico 'u. C?hl , bark Mary, \Vhelden. Boston; bii^s
Acorn. Howes; A Lawrence.Crowell ,and Erie.Ryder ,do.
New York—Ar 27th , bri g Ella , Hallet , Lubec. Cld,
brisr Emlor a , Wathews , St Thomas.
Hartford— Sld 27th , sch David Crockett , Snow. New
Bedford.
Gardiner—Ar 24th , schs Ino , Yarmouth ; 26th , Bet-
sey & Deborah , do.
On coast of Sumatra Dec.21 , bark Giafton , Francis ,
from 15o>ton , ar 11th , ld g.
At Taleahua no Jan 10, shi p Mt Vernon , Biivne- ,l!os-
to'.i Au g 2, Rio Janeiro Nov 10 (and sld 17ih); bark
M.u-y & Martha , Bcanvais .New Bedfo:d (and ski 15th):
20ih. Susan Jane , Prior , San Francisco (and sld Feb
C on her return); 22d , Edw Fletcher , llolbrook , do
(and sld Feb 1G on her retu rn) ; 23d , sch Ea^ lc. Perry,
New Bedford (and sld Fob 2); 31st.shi ps Martha ,Hinek-
ley, Nantiu-kct (and sld Feb 7); Feb 10, Zoraster , Han-
dy, New Bedford via Rio Janeiro (and sld 20th); 21st ,
barks Elvira. Beard , from and for San Francisco ar
Kith ; Rio. Baker, from Providence ar loth.
At Port Bello about 20th inst. bark Ella , A rev, from
New York , 15 davs passage , onl y Am \essel.
Cld at Cienfucij-os 11th irrst , bark i^oeouocket , Brew-
er. New York.
Cld nt Trinidad 10th inst , scb Lamavtine , Eldrid ge,
Philadel phia; 11 th , bri g Metnmora ,Kendriek. Ncw York.
At Havana 20th inst. shi p Norma ,Ellis ,for New York
21 si; barks Antc-lope, Crosby, from Bosto n ar 10th: Ed-
gar , Ellis , from New York ar 19th; Osmauli , Gardner ,
for Trieste ldg: Gleaner , Hamlin for Cowes ldg.
Boston—Ar 30th , shi p Manlius , Baker , New Orleans- :
sebs Nimrod , Baker , and Cambrid ge, Lacy, New "ioik.
Cld , shi )is Monterey. Crowell.Havana: Astr acan.Smith.
Savannah; bark Laconia , Howes , Philadel phia: brig
Canton. Crowell , do; schs M adon na, Berry: George-
town , SC: Wm II Turner , Basket ,
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Ncw York and Al-
bany: Corcnc , Nickcrson , do; Narcissa , Jones, do; Em-
ma. Lovcll , do. -
A palachicola— Ar 9th , sch E L Walton , Ryder , New
York.
Charleston—Sld 26th , schs Delaware , Philad el phia:
Henry Clay, Nye, for a Northern port.
Philad elphia—Cld 27th , sch Kensington , Foster ,
Boston.
New York—Aiv 29th , bark Samuel & Thomas ,Soper,
Rio Grande: sch Abbott Lawrence , Allen , Boston.
At Havana 22d inst. shi p William , Hall. Boston , ar
19th.
At, Cardenas 20th inst , barks Sarah B Hale , Atkins ,
unc ; Grampus , Dyer , for Boston ld g, bri g Emeline ,Clif-
ford , for do 21st.
Boston—Ar 1st , hark s Roderick Dim, Freeman , Sa-
gna; Apploto n , Uickerso n&HeJc'n M aria , Howes , and
Lowell , Lovela nd, Baltimore; bri gs September , Nicker-
son , Omoa: Chicopee , Clifford , and Ump ire, Crowell ,
Philadel phia; schs Sunb eam , Stull , I'orto Cabello; Il y
Payson , Crowoll , Long Key, Baha mas; Hill C'arter .Rog-
ers, Charleston; Democrat , Berry, Wilmington ,NC; De-
spatch , Freeman; Eastern Li»ht , Smith ; Montezuma ,
Sweet; J Y Baker , Higgins; F A Baker. , a nd Sey-
chell e,' Daniels, Tangier , with oysters: Elvira ,liowla nd,
Norfolk; Susan , Bray, Georgetown , DC; Globe , Nicker-
son , Baltim ore; J Stratton , Bates; Abdel Kadcr , Bears e,
and W m M Baird , Stubbs , Philadel phia: Globe , Nick-
ersou: Cornelia , Faulklin; Ellen.Bearse; Lewis ,Crowell ;
GJj , Lovell , and C Chamberlain , Crowell , New York.
Cld , shi ps Rockall , Evans. East Indies via San Fran-
cisco; Gco Hallet , Howes, HouoUilu , Sandwich Islands;
barks Gem , Nickcrson , Philadel phia; Oak. R yder , do;
bri g-j Cronstadt , Hatch , Buenos Ayres; UelTen, Collins ,
Baltimore; Swan , Bray, Philadel phia; sclw And rew
Brown , Allen , Albany: L II Nickerson , Nickerson , New-
York ; Isabella , Arbecain , do.
Charleston—Cld 25th .bark Plymouth, Perkins , Bor-
deaux; bri g Round Pond , Pierce , Geoi-getown
^
SC. .Sld,
hark D Godfrey, N of Europe.
Richmond—Sld 27th a 28th , schs Sharon , Thatcher ,
and Copia. Sears, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 27 a 28th , soli Ahneda ,Whelden ,Bos-
ton. Sld , bri g Mary Stanton , Ry der , do.
Philadel phia— Ckb30th , schs Calisla , Winslow; N O
Harris , Plummer; Genoa , Grant; Malvina , Slai ght; Al-
bie n , Lufkin , and Leandcr , Nickcrson. Boston.
New York—Ar 30th ,.shi ps Navi gator , Putnam.Shan-
ghai ; New York , Marshall , Liverpool ; Norma , Ellis ,Ha-
vana ; bri gs Russell , Mayo , Barbadoos; Elias Dudley,
Hop ki ns," Matanzas; Kate Boy d , H all , Sagua; schs Ily
Atkins Colcord , Cardenas; Sarah Frances , Fuller , At-
taka pas. Cld , schs Harp, Gibbs , M obile; -Tioga , Col-
lins , Wilmington , NC ; Frances Hallet , Providence. _
New London—Ar 29th , sch Juliet , Crosb y. Hart ford.
Providence—Ar 30th , sebs J Turner , Balti more; Lib-
erty, Frcdcricksburg; Meteor , Kellcy, Philadel phia.
Bueksport—Ar 25th , sch Betsey, Provincctovv n.
At Buenos Ayres March 8, shi p Talma , Lcwin , disg;
Forrester ,Pai-kci-,for New York 10th: bark Undine , Dun-
bar , for Boston next day; Roman , Smith , for do 2 days;
bri g N iagara , H ardin g, from Wilmington , NC.disg.
At Surina m 4th ult , bri g Osceola , Loring, for New
York ldg. , # .
At St John , PS 13th ult , bri g Angola , Howes, from
Norfolk for New York !0 days.
Boston—Ar 2d , bark Mary, Whclden, Philadel phia:
schs Tnr quin , Galacar , and Ocean , Pierce. Frcilericks-
Imrg; Edna C, Kellc y, and W S Robins , Smith , Phila-
del phia; iErial , Small , Albany. Cld , shi p Squantum ,
Crocker , New Orleans; baVks'Gcn Jones , Haiding, _ St
M ary 's, Ga: Bay State , Harding, Baltimore ; bri gs Eliza
Burgess, Glaws'on , San Juan dc los Rcnu-dios; Clem-
ent , Mayo , Charleston: schs Byron.Han d y,Philadel phia:
Jos Rus'ling, Smith , New-York ; lsis, Chase, do; J Cool-
ev & Co, Eldrid ge, do.
" New Orleans—Ar 22d , shi ps Isaiah Crowell , Killc y ;
Republic , M arshall , and Harriet Augusta , Robinson ,
Liverpool ; sch Louisa Scars , A palachi cola.
"Savannah— Cld l"fh , shi p Medora. Ames, Havana;
sell Cherokee , Smith , do.
Frcdei-icksburg—Arprev to 30th , schs Maria A , Gor-
ham , and Wm D King, Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 29.th , sehs Fountain , Mayo , Thomaston:
Charm , Berry, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 1st, bark Edma nd Dwi glit , Boston.
Philadel phi a—Ar 30th , bark Mary F Sladc , Boston;
sch Lamartinc , Eldrid ge, Trinidad. , Cld , bark Vesta ,
Flinn , Boston.
Alba ny—Ar 29th , sch Saganaw , Boston.
New York—Ar 1st , brigs Sarah , Hi ggius . Mayaguez;
Mctamora , Kendi ick. Trinidad ; schs Am BcllcBaxtcr ,
Boston; Globe , Small , Salem. Cld , steam-hi p Crescent
City, Stadda rd , €hagres; shi p Pj-ince Albert , JMeycr,
London; bark J W Blod get, Loring, Alexandria; sch
Wolcott , Beers. Boston.
i Augusta— Ar 27th , sch Elecampane , Pease, Tniro.
j Portland—Ar 1st, schs Monteecllo ,Lavcnder ,Nori'olk ;
I Chariot , (of Wellfleet) do.
Sld from Mayaguoz about 17th ult , brig Brothers ,
Foster , New York.
At Ponce 14th ult , bri g Helen i? Ryder , R yder, for
New York.
At Trinidad about 14th nh, bark Franklin , Gibbs ,foi
Boston wtg ft; briys Florence , Hop kins , for New York
2 days: Russian , Vcazie , i'o Boston 0; Ellen Reed ,Chi p-
man , in quarantine.
Boston—Ar 3d , barks Stafford , Scars , Smyrna; Mer-
h'imac. Ban gs. Philadel phia: bri gs Emma , Baker; A-
i corn , Howes: Myra , Studley, and Mary II. Crowell , do;
sch Courier ,Rogers, Richmond. Cld ,shi ps John Haven.
Haley, Cadiz; Geo TJiachcr. Freeman , St John . NB , to
'¦ load deals for London; schs Ustaloga. Harding, Vera
Cruz; David Cox , Hallet,New York imd Albany; Fash-
I ion , Loring, New York; W S Robbins, Smith, do.
Wilmington , NC—Cld 29th , sch Emcline , Harding,
Wilmington , Del.
Richmond—Sld 30th .brig Richmond ,McKen/,ie,Bos-
ton; Orianna, Dodge, New York.
Baltimore—Ar 2d , bark Hadley, Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 1st , brig Pauli na , Flinn , Boston.—
Cld 2d , bark Gen Josup, Fisher, Boston; bri g George
Washington , Kenney, Laguayra; sebs Tionesta .Leland ,
and Cohassct, Tobcy, Boston.
New York—Ar 2d , shi p Luconia , Hamilton , Ant-
werp; schs Louisa , Granite State , Lacon , M M Klots,
and New York. Boston: Hy Gibbs , New Bedford.
Bangor—Ar 30th, sch J Warren , Provincetown.
Ar at Liverpool 6th ult,Maine ,Freeman.Ncw Orleans;
Philena , Berry, do; Aberd een, Hawcs, Charleston. Cld
17th , Challenge , Crosby, New York. Sld 8th , Pl y-
mouth Rock , Caklwell. 'Boston; 12th . Andrew Foster,
Howe? , and Jas II Shepherd. ' Ainsw orth , New York;
13t h , Roscius , Ekh-id ge, (lo. Adv , R C Winthrop, for
Boston April 20; Bnena Vista , do 30th; West Point .foi
New York 26th; Maine , for do with despatch.
Sld from Cac-rnavon oth , Hindoo , Hughes , Boston
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
REW ADVERTISEMENT S, |
* Assessors9 Woiiee.
npiIE Inhabitants of the ToAn ,of Barnstable , are '
JL hereb y notified and requesjp d to bring into the ,
su bscrib er s, Assessors of snidAiarnstabic , on or before 1
Thursday, th e 30th day of M»7 instant , [on which day j
the y will meet at the Alms Lfouse in said town , for the
pu rpose of assessi ng Taxes M true lists of their Polls
and Estates, both real axd persona ] , not exempted
from taxation , of which wcy were possessed on the
first (lay of May, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty.
And non-resident owners of real estate in said town ,arc
requested to bring in lists of the same , as aforesaid. I
DANIEL BASSET , ) Assessors
"CIIA'S C. BEARSE , > of
CHA'S LEWIS, ) Barnstable
Bamstable , May 7. 4\y
Wholesale Book and Stationery Store,
— " Croshv of P,rc\v>ter. by Dr. Guild.and
IjfjsSssSijf w-^ will stand
at bis residence , 3 months
'flf'\ | f 4 rj^ f''"»m thi * date , and no longer.
teSs&SSiisSss&a" jt js 111)t ()n]v ,]K, ]j ve |
y spir ite d
and amicabl e kindness of his disposition which has caus-
ed Johunv Blue to be appreciated as the most perfect
model of a Horse in this County—but bis well adjusted
and symmetri cal form , which giv es him such superior
beaut y and physical power. . -
Gentlemen wishing locxc.pl, and improve their stoc-k
of Horses thro ugh this celebrated young blood , will
now have a favorable opportunit y .
Terms , S3 50 for the season , strictl y in advan ce, un-
less conditi onal terms are made with the proprietor.
L. A. GUILD.
Orleans , April 23. ^u
Wellfleet , Provincetown asyl Boston.
'5®?Sh Tlie Stcnmcr .
NAUBIION , Captain
"
"^ j k Henry Paine, 2d., hfiving been put
Afftn-r''v-K'VS in comp lete order , wfl commence her ]
*
Sz?$r' 'v~- 'tJz~*- tri ))s between th e abo^'e named jilac cs,
on MONDAY , A pril 1. •
Will leave Provincetown , on Mondays , at 7 o'clock ,
and Wellfleet at 9 1-2 o'clock , A. M.jf 'or Boston. i
¦Leave Wellilee t- on Wednesdays ! and Fridays , at!
9 1-2 o'clock , A. M. foi Boston via Prowncctowu. i
Returning—Will leave Eastern Steamboat whari'.Bos- ,
ton. at 8 1-2 o'clock , A. M.on Tuesdays and Thursdays , 1
for Wellfleet via Provinct-town , aij d on Saturdays for
Provincetown via Wellileq't. ' j
Stages will run in connection With the Boat to and j
fro m Chatham and to and Vrom Tji-urn. They will in- j
tersect nt Orleans and ClmViain , j vitli Stages to Sand-;
wich , th ence bv Rail Road tV Falt River , New J!edl'ord ,|
Provide nce and Boston , th usyiffording to persons who I
wi-^li to make a tour on Cape q^;f/; a continuous line ol j
travel by steamboat , sta ge an\A-ail road , thioug h all (
th e princ i pal towns on the Cap\and the southern part |
of the State. \ , I
The Pilot of the Boat (Cap t
f. IV W. Freeman) and j
the Eng in eer (Mr. N Blaisdelf J a\ favorably known
to the publi c as men well qualified fa^ their statio ns;—
and passengers may rel y upon evei\ exertion being
made by Capt. Paine , to make their pVsa gc on board 1
of the boat as agreeable as possible. \
Fare between Chatham '
and Boston , \ 2 25
East Harwich \ 2 00
" Orleans , " \ 1 '"
'0
Eastham / " \ 1 50
So. Wellfleet " \l 38
, Trni-o / V 1 38
WcilrleetJ " 1 25
" Provincelown " 1 00
Meals extra. tf Provincetown , March 2G
Notice-
TillE subscribei-s having purchased from Messrs.
Fostek & Nickeusost , their entire "Stock of
Groceries and Sliip Chsmtllcr
yj
with the intention of continuing the business under the
firm of GOIIHAM & BASSET , respectfull y solicit
the patronage of their Cape friends.
EZEKIEL GORHAM ,
Z. D. BASSET , Jr.
New York , May 1, 1349, ly—[J une 20
flU^ls Fruit 1
rccs, Ornamental Trees
iy> ' and Shrubs.
"¦""¦"WILLIAM • ESNnSGK,
rVonaaitnin Mi ll, Newt,on.
FRUIT TREES—Pears. Peach es, Plums , Oherrirs,
&c. &c, of the finest kinds known .and thr iftiest growth.
Of Apple Trees also, and particularl y Baldwins , the
stock is uncommonl y fine and large.
ORNAMENT AL TREKS AND SHRUBS— Of
all most beautiful ami hard y kinds. Mountain Ash.
Kims , Norway Map les , Sugar , Scarlet and Snowy do,
Linde ns. Abc'les , Sycamores , Wi llows , Firs , SiWcr Firs ,
Spruces and other Evergreens. Extra sized Trees can
be fur nished at extra prices. - \
HOSES—Queen of Prairies, New Red Romsault ,
Double Yellow Harrison , a nd other hard y Roses.
HONEYSUCKLES—Ch inese Monthl y and other
ki nds of white , red and colors. Pisonies, of handsom -
est Chinese kinds. &c.
0~'Written orders will receive prompt attention ,
and trees will be properl y packed for distant places il
desired , and delivered in Boston free of charg e for
transportatio n to the city.
Descri ptive Catalogues sent gratis to nil who apply
Apply to MATTHIAS HINCKLEY , Barnstable
april 15 6^y
Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paint,
WHICH in a few months turns to Slate or Stone,
protecting whatever is covered from, the ai'tioij
>f the weather or fire.
Cools out for Frasids !
As unprinci pled persons are offering spurious articles
or sale , calli ng them Ohio Fire " Proof Paints. The
genuine article is onl y to »>o obtained of the Patentee,
S'cw York , or his Agents—and every package is murk-
3d -'/Sluice's Pat ent. Fire Proof Paints." The authorized
Agent, Jkrh V: Hall, 38 Broad-street , Boston , has it
jonr-tautl y on hand : has sold it for 2 years to our larg-
est ma nufacturing establishme nts , and will give the
whole history of the Paints and its qualities to any one
who will send or call at his Counting Room , 38'Broad
street , Bo-ton.
Also on handVbis Paint and no other ground in Oil,
nil read-/ for nscjtoth Chocolate for sides 0f buildings ,
mid the' Black for nyn fs. Also , Prepared Paper , all
pain ' ed read y to putVi , making the cheapest and most
durable roof ever inveVed.
No one has the gcnuVie article ground in Oil , or the
Prepared Paper, withoiw my name being marked upoa
them. \
JEREf. HALL ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
SS Biio,vD-sxuEET ,\BosTON. . . . Agent.
ap ril 2 ' \ 3m
To the kblic.
]\TEW IMPORTANT ANT) VALUABLE MED-
n uiisiz.-p orri iR'S ainiment, or ex-
TERSAIj 11/iME.U Y.
— Kiibqj uatissi c.w be cub-
kd. — Cru-nips, Stillness of the J(>ints , Numbness , Pains
in the Bones and Muscles, Tic lWorcaux , Lumbago ,
Toothache , Headache , Corns , &\., success/idl
y treated
hii tin's wonderfu l preparation . \
' This invaluable .remed y, which \ias entirel y, cured
hundred s in this vidinity of the lnostVx cruciating of all
comp laints . Hiikwmatism , is now offVi-cd to the public
with an entire confidence that it wilf\ do all that it is
promised for it-> As a safe , ceruin and speedy medi-
cine for Rheumati sm , Lameness. Tic Doloreaux.Head-
ache &c it never has been and it never can be sur-
passed Let those who doubt , this , call upon the pro-
prieto r, who will satify them at once of the perfect
truth of these statements. The External Remed y is
it- elf a new medicine , and never was used in this coun-
try until introduced by the proprietor. As an alleviator
of that class of diseases which it professes to treat , ' it is
destined lo win immense public favor. To suffer with
Rheumat ism when relief is at hand , is the height of
For sale wholesale nnd retail by the Proprietor,
WARREN 15. POTTEK ,
183 County , cor. Kempton street,
New Bedford , Mass.
Agents.—O. M . Ilincklev , Barnstable ; N. T. Hallet
Yarmouth Port : Abner W. Lovell , Hyannis : David
K. Akin , South Yarmouth ; E. Edson , Jr.. Orleans;
Hinckley & Stetson. Sandwich; E. Nickerson Jr. fa Co..
South Dennis: 'Josiah Mavo. David Howes, and Wash-
ington Taylor , Chatham f Obcd Brooks, Harwich ; Jc*
Chase & Co. West Harwich ; Abner >icker«o« and H.
F. Eldrcd gc & Co. South Harwich ; Jatn«s b. Howes,
East Dennis ; Bangs Pepper , Brewster; P. N. Rod&h
and Jeremiah Biimp nB , Jr. ^««ham; Lewis Jv^nnc-y,
East Warebam; Jonatlum Mend.U and Elish« Luce,
Si,,,,i f.j.n ¦Hii-low & Lebarou,Mattapoisett—aad in the
ci 'ic '?"-v--s and villages throug hout the United States.
New F^
mn^M^J^i: ^Z
HAY
SHED—Consisting of Northern and Southern
Clover , Herds Grass nnd Red Top ; Seed Pens by
the (luart ; also, a variety of fresh Garden Seed, for
sVbv WALES & CONAKT.
april -
Rend tif*? nie. Sic!t a"
? Afflicted '
.
B°n Gel,? °
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}?Vt"S .wondcrfHl cur0> cer Wed h
j the
T 4 "'ff e W.Nesmith!
the nm
iUUitl P- Ladtl- of ^anklin , N. II., state that in
luitum of 1846, I became afflicted with the Salt