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TUB CRESCENT CITY ARRIVED !
II 4LF A MILLION OF DOLLARS IX SPECIE
The Crescent City sailed fioin Chagres on tin
i -tl ] nt 1 P- M., a rrived jit Kingston on tlio 18tl;
nd sailed on the 19tli. She 1ms 160 passenger*
f -oin Chngrcs , llrl (
' ^ from Kingston , wi th nbniil
C900 000 in fjol 'l among her passengers, a nil a pai l
f tlin California inail. The b n l a m e of gold and
¦
|
from California will come on in the Philadel-
phia to sail next day.
The busi ness of transporting passengers up the
pi i -res river , is far-t goi ng inlo the hands of the
a jHt'rirans.
A ff ai u s OS t u b Pacific Side.—Since the is-
,,e (it our last steamer edition the. rains have ceased
n d communication with most of ihe mines has been
full y re-established. Every peiceptible revival of bus-
iness is the consequ ence.
Rents continue to fall , but they have a large mar-
°"^",I nstructive , fire occurred in Sacramento City
on the 3 1 inst. Estimate loss of property S65,00o!
j ^n election for county officers was held throu g h-
out the State on the first of (he month , anil a gener-
|
ol.,rniiization of all county offices is now bcin«
liad.
^ vv'e '
are Sr'< ti (5'1(l to be able, to announce
that Col. Joh n C. Hayes, better kno wn as Jack
j{.,yes, was elected Sheriff of the County of San
Fran cisco by an overwhelming majority .
TJivre is no material vari ance in ourlate accounts
from the mines from those of our last dates. Emi-
grants are pouring into this oily, and the mines , in a
constant stream , and we t rust and believe tha t all
their reasonable antici pations will be realized to the.
Sail
The following passengers in shi p Argonaut from
Boston , which arr ived at San Francisco a few weeks
- 6juce, were drowned by the capsizing of the yawl in
Innding : A. H. Colmnan , W. J. Sawyer , George
Wells , D. VV. Lawrence , W. W. Pool , and anot her
unknown.
The accounts from the mining regions are very
satisfactory .and it is believed t hat of those employed
in these operations , the majority are realizing a fair
remuneration lor their labor.
The city of New Bedford lias appr opriated one
thousand dollars , says the Stan dard , for the celebra-
tion of the 4th of Jul y.
FIF TEEN DAYS L il'EB
F B0M THE LAND OF GOLD
SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice—Ladies ' Fair.
The Ladies of Barn stable desirous of partici pating
in a Fair, for the benefit of the Unitarian Church , are
in vited to meet at the hou ae of Mrs. Rachaet, Whit-
man, on T H U R SD A Y EVENING , June 6ih. at 7 1-2
o'clock, for the purpose of making such preliminary ar-
ran gements as may lie deemed necessary. A general
attendance is requested .
Barnstable, May 28, 1850.
tt^Rev.
O. G. Woobburt will preach at Marston's
Mills on the first Sunday in June.
Barnstable Conference, comprisin g; all the Con-
gregational Churches in Barnstable, Dukes and Nan-
tucket Countie s, will meet «t Truro . in the Meeting
House of Eev. E. VV. Noble, on TUESD AY , June
11th, at- 11 o'clock a. M., and con tinue in session till
Thursday noon.
Members of the Conference will please call at Wild-
er's Hotel in Truro, where a Committee will await
them. E. VV. TUCKER , Scribe.
Chatham, May 28, 1850.
Hats ! Hats ! !—Messrs. Gould & Stowe, 18 Un-
ion street , Boston , ha ve received their Spring and
Summer supp ly of fashionable Hats and Caps, which
thov are prepared to sell lower than can be bought at
any other store in the city. They have also for sale a
laT«e supp ly of St raw , Palm Leaf imd Leghorn Hats ,
which are very desirable for our Cape friends. Thov
are particularl y in vited to call before purchasing else-
where, tf
Of that distinguished Ph ysician , J. V. C. Smith , M.
D., Resident and Port Phsy ici an of the city of Boston,
and Editor of that celebrated work ,
THE BOSTON MEDICAL JOURNAL,
As to the virtues of Dk, Cobbktt's Shaker Sykcp
op Sarsaparilla.
In Vol. 22. page 209 after speaking before of Cor-
bett's med icines , thus writes the learned doctor :—
'¦Another equall y deservin g medical compound , call-
ed the ' Concen trated Syrup of Sarsaparilla ,' is also
prepared hy our philanthrop ic friend , exp ressly for the
cure of cutaneous diseases. Were there any secret in
the makin g this article , or a single reason for supposing
that the idea of driving a profitable trade in nostrums
was entertained , we should be the last person in the
world to give it notoriety. In the frankest manner pos-
sible , the prooeay not be trifled with, nor ourselves plundered of our
Jttst »ght s.
**w^^Ss\m^V^1:d
n
c|1euuy,
iSr ^
S
^S
^ '^iSlEr!:
tatinn 'and some thousand bottles of the spurious imi-
ed \{Swn in to the market and extensivel y circu lat-
era'llv
hl
* is to caution dealers and the public gen-
'i'Hr-u
*
linst purchasing anv other than that HA V I N G
tl«ei ^ KITTEN SIGNATURE OF I. BUTTS on
• ^
Wl
'aPPer.
Y.,,
b*ts.—O. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles,
ham °'Ull i F- Davis- Falmouth ; Josia li Mnyo , Chat-
ter - u
K(ls°n . Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brews,
*
J * ' W . Higgins, Wellflcct. '
Cheering News for the SicK.
Sch Julia A Ri ch , of Wellfleet , at New York , 19th ,
fro m Teneriffe, reports bein g in cont act with fishing sch
Statesman , when the crew of the S all got on board the
J A R , and were taken to New York. Neither vessel,
it is stated ,received any serious damage.
Brig T C Mather , of Dennis,wiecked at Brid gchamp-
ton , has betn sold for S45.
Sch Denmark , of Boston , which went ashore at Ca-
noe Place, LI, 12th inst , has been sold with all her ma-
terials for $550. Her cargo had been reshi pped to
Boston.
Sch Edi th , of Harwi ch, supposed from a mackerel
cruise, put i nto New York , 21 st to land a seaman , nam-
ed Chase, who had been struck by ligh tning.
Sch T H Tho mpson , Nickerson , and Paetolu s, Bake r,
fm hark Invincible , ashore at Currituck , ar at Norfolk ,
20th , but reported nothing new in relation to her.
Sloop Osceola , M'Clim on , (late Merrill) from Bos-
ton for California, put into St Thomas, prev to 7th inst ,
leak y, &c, and was waiting to hear from home.
Disasters . &c.
ern ports. CId, brigs Mariel , Staples, and Alvaro,
Gould , for do. „
.Norfolk—Ar 20th , bri g Brothers , Foster, New York;
21st, sch Mercy Tavlor. Xickoon. Boston.
Philadel phia—CM 2:2(1, bri gs Emp ire , Crowel I; Mary
H. Crowell , and Saml Urown , Baker , P,or~:*?
ij6**\f»
SUMMER AR RANGEMENT.
Cars from Boston leave the Depot of Oil Old Colony
Rail Road. ' /
ON
arid af ter Monday, A pril 1, I860, Passenger
Trains will leave Boston and S^andwiehdail y,
Sundays excepted , as follows, viz : /
Leave Bos ton for Sandwich at 7.15/a.M. and 4.10
P.M.
/
Lea ve Sandwich for Boston at 5.45 A.M.and 3.15
P.M.—intersecting with trains of the Fall River Road
at Middleboro '—which trains intersectwith New Bed-
ford and Tatinton Trains at My ricli s Station,
Passengers by the 11 A.M. train/from Sandwich can
go to Povidence, via Myri ck's, /¦eaching there about
5.30 P. M. -
A regular Merchandize Train/with a Passenger Car
attached , will leave Sandwich/ dail y, at 11 A M. for
Middleboro '—and returning wifll lea ve Middleboro ' at
3.35 P.M. /
Stages leave Sandwich on lie arrival of the morning
trains from Boston , for the C/pe.
Stages leave Monument , djhil y, on the arrival of the
morning train from Boston ,/or Falmouth and interme-
diate places,—returning in season for P.M. trains for
Boston. '
Fare between Warehanf and New Bedford , when
paid at the Ticket Office , 7J5 cents ; Sandwich and Bos-
ton SI 50. /
Local Merchandize Tra/ns betwaen Boston and Sand-
wich dailv , Sumlavs exc/pted.
'SILVANUS B O U R N E , Superintendent.
Sandwich , Match 27,^850. [april 2
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assignees' Sale.
Wi ll be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY , the
24th day of June next , at one o'clock , P. M., on the
premises—
^
.gj&fa^i^ The House a
j l Homestead of Clark
&k.'L!^X1^^*^
Hoxic , an in.sn» ent debtor , situate in
SSHgg^sSsS? ^•¦''''"S'1'"'
coiJisting of Pasture Land ,
Meadow , Till^e and Orcharding, being
one of the most desirable sitiMtions in Sandwich.
Also—About 7 loads SaltMnd Fresh Meadow.
Also—The Woodland bJbnging to 'said Estate.
A lso—One equal and mj ivided third part of a tract
of Land , about 60 acres, in Monument, culled Bourne 's
Neck.
Also—One equal and undivided half part of a lot of
Woodland and Cleared Land , about 12 acres, lying at
Herring River.
C. B. H. FESSENDEN, ) . .
J. B. HALL, j
Ass.gnees.
Sand wich , May 28. 3w
Fire Insurance.
S®E(Bimm
p, l&oMsjgTj
HA V I N G the Agenc_\m>f several J^M^ance Compa-
nies, is prepared topeccive pwposals for Insur-
ance against Fire, on alfkinds of A>roperh1>ws"uallv in-
sured, a nd on the mosMavorable ierm^
^'nis Post Of-
fice address is Taunt^, MassjP^H pplication may be
made to the Agent or cithd^Tfli c following persons :
F. G. Kblley , Cen treville.
Charles Gorham , Wellfleet.
may 28 3m*
GOOD
IB A m (B A II Sf 8 o
WE
¦ . WANT
TO
SELL
OUT
OUR WHOLE STOC K
—IN—
SIXTY DAYS !
TO SAVE P ACK ING CP
To Accomplish This ,
AS NEARLY aI> POSSIBLE ,
WE SHA LL OFFER
Unusual Inducements!
T« ALL
WHO ARE? IN WANT OF
FANCY JDR STAPLE
G(|0DS [
WE ESPECIALLY INVITE OUR F RI END S
AND CUSTOMERS to co-operate with 'us in this
object, as we shall make it as much to their advantage
as to our convenience
Shawls,
Mantillas and Visiles,
Silks,
, Dress Goods,
Linens,
Housekeeping Goods, &c, &c.
192
"
WASHINGTON ST.
GEO, W, WARREN & CO.,
may 28 6w
Bni'IlStnblC, SS.—A t Court of Probate holden at
Barnstable, in and for said County , on the third Tues-
day of May, A.I)., 1850.
JACOB ELDREDGE, Executor of the last will of
KB EN EZ Eli ELDREDGE, late of Harwich , in
said County/deceased, ha ving presented for allowance,
his account of administ ration of said estate—
Ordered—Th at the sai/ Executor j,
'ive notice, that
said account will he con/idered and acted upon , at a
Cou rt of Probate to be iiolden at Barnstable, in and
for said County, on the/hird Tuesday of June next , by
publish ing an attested /opy of this order , three weeks
successivel y, previous/to said time, in the Barnstable
Patriot , a newspaper/printed in Barnstable , that all
persons interested , /ay then and there appear and
shew cause, if any they have , wh y the said account
should not lie allowed. ».
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copv—A ttest;
may 28—3w T. REED , Reg ister.
Bui'llStahle, «S.—At a Court of Probate holden
at Barnstable , in and for said Countv , on the third
Tuesday of May. A.D. 1850.
MI R A N D A 1MV1S , Administr atrix of the Estate
of D ANIEl, VV. DAVIS , late of Barnstable
in said County, physician , deceased , having pie sented
for allowance, her account of administration of said
estate— f
Ordered—That the said Rdministratrix give notice
that said account will be considered and acted upon,
at a Court of Probate tol be holden at Barnstable, in
and for said County, »n thi rd Tuesday of Jmic
next, by publishing an at/ested copy of this order , three
weeks successively, previlus to said time, in the Barns-
table Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barnstable, that
all persons interested, way then and there appear anc
shew cause, if any they have , why the said accouni
should not he allowed,
N Y M P H A S MARSTON, Jud ge of Probate.
Copv—At test:
may 28—3w T. REED , Register.
Atlend to vour Teelli.
T^H. SHERM AN
takes/this opportunity
to
inform
±J his friends and patr/is at Wellfleet , "Tru ro and
±-rovineet(wn , that he w/ make his professional visits
at the ahove, named pi,, Js, in June and July , and will
he at -Mr. Thomas Ho%rook's tlie second" week in
J ime- 3w Wnlfh ,,™ \i.w 9tf-
ENGLISH MUSlJIN S. y,n\} wide and fa-t colors ,
f or twelve and a half ceiitspeh yard for sa'c bv
t" JNT. T. H A L L'ET. (
Yarmouth Port , ^lay 28.
1 1.
SU P E R I O R NfNGYONG TEA , of excellent fla-1 ii
vor; Green d4 ; brown and white Snirar.-?; Boston
refined white do;?with a general assortment of choice
VV. I. Goods , constant ly on hand, and will tie sold low
f or cash , hy
" N. T. 11ALLET. f
Yarmouth Port , May 28.
Sl\ CHARLIE S I10TE1U „
- BOSTON. - t
^_^_~ -^ - I e
I
Reopened by MANNING & MFOBl ),
opposite the Worcester and Western , and very near
the Old Colony Depots. Baggage carried to and fYo,m ,
the Worcester Rail Road Depot free of charge. .
Terms $1 per day. 1
W. K. MANNING ,* 1
W. G. LYFORD. j
?Formerly one of tlie proprietors of this House, then ;
known as the Western Exchange Hotel. *
may 21 3m '
DENTISTRY,
wniijisng!££mimw
q i^q edo is
^
During the FOUR SU CCEEDIN G WEEKS , '
^^^v
Will render his services in Mechanical .
liTyiBwgJBL or Surgical DENTISTRY , to those per- 1
^~'-O3Sx-r b-ons who need the aid of a Dentist .
Dr. A. will wait upon his patients at his Office , in 1
Sandwich. May 14 1
j
Pine Grove Seminary. ;
THE Summer Term of eleven weeks, will com- <
mence on M O N D AY , J une 10th. _ 1
- Young Ladies wishing for thorou gh and scientific
instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music, may enjoy
peculiar advantages at this Institution.
—TERMS—
Common Studie s, 3 50
Hi gher Branches, 4 00
French , 2 00 ,
Drawing, 2 00
Lessons on the Piano Forte, including use of 1
in strument , 8 00 (
Latin and Greek Languages, each 1 50 ,
Board —For Ladies , 1 75—Lads $2 per week incliul- (
ing washing, li ghts . &c. ' I
SIDNEY BROOKS j -A. B., Princi pal. ,
Miss Lucy Bhown , Preceptress. ]
Miss N. W. Perkins, Teacher of Vocal Music. -
Har wich , May 21. 4w
Peirce Academy—Middleboro ', Mass.
THE Summer Quarter of 11 weeks will commence,
MONDAY , JuneS. Fall Quarter , Sept. 9th—un-
der the charge of J. VV. P. Jenks , A.M. , Princi pal , Mr.
U. VV. Lawton , M ale Assistant, and Miss S. E. Smith ,
Preceptress. A ncw building to be occup ied in the
Fall Quarterns in process of erection. but will not inter-
fere with the usual accommodations for the Summer
Quarter. Board and Tuition as heretofore.
JOS. -T. WOOD . See'y.
Middleboro ', May 14. 5w
Assessors' Notice.
rfMlE Inh abitants of the Town of Barnstable , are
JL her eb y notified and requested to (ring in to the
subscribers , Assessors of said Biirnstable , on or 1 cforc
Thu rsday, the 30th day of May instant , [oirwhich day
they will" meet at the Alms House in said town , for the
purpose of assessing Taxes.| true lists of their Polls
and Estates, both real and personal , not exempted
from taxation , of which they were possessed on tin-
firs t day of May, in the year ei gh teen hundred and fifty.
And non-resident owners of real estate in said tuwn .are
requested to bring in li sts of the same , as aforesaid.
DANIEL B A SSET , ) Assessors
CHA'S C. BKAHSK , > of
CHA'S LEWIS , ) Barnstable
Ba rnstable , May 7. 4w
Tailoring ! j
THE subscriber t nkes this method of informing the
citi zens of B.mistahle and its \icinity, 'h ut he has
taken the shop recentl y occup ied by M r. John Paine ,
where he will cany on the
^imlkiff^f Mmm
mmm
9
in all its varieties. Those who will favor him with
their business , may rel y upon his prompt and faithful
perform ance of any and all work entrusted to h im. — i
Having had many years experience in cutting and mak-
ing Clothing of the most fashionable description , he has
reason to believe that he will be alile tog ive full satis-
faction to all who may emp loy him. He will also in-
I form those in want of any work in his line , that he will
I do it on much lower terms than ever be/ore done in this
Pl
^CH,Lo BB
.
V B C MTHiN C, nj n.Mo orao,
i)iKG
Barnstahle , Mav 14.
^
Barnstable, SS.—A t a Court of Probate holden ai
Harwi ch, in and Tor said County, on the 15th day
of A pril , A. D. 1850 : j
FR F E M AN C. TOBEY , Ad ministrator of the Es-
tate of H E N R Y B. P A R K E R , late of Barnsiable ,
in said County, deceased , bavin;.' presented for allow-
ancchis account of administrati on of said estate , and
al so bis private account atrainst said estate—
j Ordered-Tliat thesa idAduiinistratorgiveno^c e.that
I said account will be considered and acted upon at a
Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable, in and for
said County, on the third Tuesday of June next, by
publishing an attested copy of this order , three weeks
successively, previous to said time , in the Ba rnstable
Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barnstable, •that all
persons interested , may then and there appear and
shew cause, if any they have, why the said '
account
should not be allowed.
N. MARSTO N , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest : , .
may 14 3w T. REED , Register.
"Dental Office!" '
TH E public are respectfull y informed that DocTS.
W. 25. W. & J. W. CHAPIWAN ,
D3NT1BTS,
arc non> visiting the dilt 'erent towns on the Cap" with
their Dental Office which is so constructed and furnish-
ed as to afford all the conveniences that may he desir-
ed , or possessed in any permanent office that can tend
in the least decree to relieve the patient or facilitate
the operations , and make them pleasa nt.
They possess all the recent improvements im the
Dental art , and are prepared to perform any operation ,
however difficult the case may be, in the most skillfu l
manner. "
Drs. C. are now in Brewster, but will visit the fol-
low'iig towns in the order here jiiven :
South Dennis , Hvannis ,
South Yarmouth , Barnstable,
Ya rmouth Port. Sandwich.
Persons in either of the above named towns , wh®
wish to secure their professional services , are respect-
fully requested to call on them immediatel y after their
arrival and make an engagement , for unless appoint-
ments are marie sufficientl y in advance to insure a good
practice , they will not remain long in the place.
All persons interested, are invited to call and exam-
ine their minera l teeth , &c, and peruse thoir charges for
Den tal operations , which are as reasonable as any other
Dent ist 's who operate in a faithfu l,manner. They man-
ufacture their mineral teeth at Hyannis , where their
Dental Laboratory is situated.
May 21.
~
PUCK, CHAINS, &c,
"1 AAA PIECES Old Colony Cotton Duck .;
JUJUU 3<>00 do Sbawmut do;
1000 do Chilton do;
500 do Cnnton do;
400 do Oclla do;
100 do 24 to 72 inch do;
500 do Bear Ravens do;
200 do Ship do. do; ,
500 do Super Scotch do;
400 do 2(1 quality do. do;
700 do H eavy R avens do;
500 do Li ght' do do '
,
100 hhls Cotton Sail Twine:
300 coils Russia Bolt Rope ;.
50 cases American Bunting ;
60 English Chain Cables,3-4th to 1 9-16
inch ;
20 casks Coil Chain , 1-41h to 3-4th inch ;
A merican mid Eng lish Anchors.
For wle at No. It City Wharf , Koston , by
FEARING , TMACH ER \A'
TEli l ALS to he lotind in the city , aiiionj: which is the
MORTICE SLAT BLIND, in every respect superi-
or to the old style , and of less cost. _
¦
Builders are 'invited to call and examine the above
before purchasins ; elsewhere.
N. B! Sashes
'ready
^
^ ?
p™^.
Boston , April 30. - 3m -
Par ticul ar Notice.
All persons indebted to me , cither by note or account
previous to Jan 'y 1, 1850, will call immediatel y and
settle the same. ' ¦
"• ^' „
Bankable, May u ; ; __
sent? T !
™(iwicl>. 19lh illst -. by Rev. Mr. Butler ," Mr. Jo-
Mr t . °!
eK l0 Miss Sarah A-> adopted daughter of
T TVT
Sw
'
fl
t -
.1, " . ew Bedford. 20th inst., Mr. Brownin" Swift of
¦
iC t 'ity. 10 Miss Mary J. Baker , of West Knlmoiith
j *n Nnntm-ket , Mr. Joseph Wilkins , of Baltimore '
to
l-v I [Au'''etiil Collins ; Mr. John G. Orp in to Miss Ma-
1
/ •' • M arvin ; Mr. Wm. F. Douglass to Miss Sarah E
^"•'. of Stonington . Conn.
, in East Boston , M r. Thomas Mash , of Eas t Cam-
u. *J 1rovidence, at Grace Church , May 15, by Rt. Rev
isnop Henshaw, Mr. Henry B. Wheelwright , Precep-
tor of Bristol Academy, Tannton , t-o Miss Abbie S.
daughter of William Hodges, Esq., of T.
_ MARRIED.
In Yarmouth , 17th inst., Mrs . Paulina , relict of the
late Mr. Josep h .
\iathews, about 50
Mr.'\^ ne Co.i:"
i
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SL
'
MlS - E"11
^ 'dict of
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of^anu;ck^60
16 lR inSt
- Ml'- 1
— ^'ker, formerly
In Pl ymouth 7th inst , Mrs. Isabella , rel ict of the
Ion. Jo» hua lhomus , Jud ge of Prohate for Plymouth
L O., 00. ^
In Fai rhaven , 19th inst., Mr. Cornelius Drew , 70.
.In Ne w Bedford , 10th inst., Mr. Thomas Crocker , GS.
In Nantu cket , Capt. John S. Kamsdell , 53.
In 1rovideiK-e , Dr. Al exander G. Folger. formerl y of
Nan tucket , 44. " '
At Bennett 's Landinir , Missouri. 29th ult., Moses Hal-
lett , Esq., a nati ve of Yarmouth , Muss., but an old set-
tler in the West.
Drowned , fro m the shi p Forest Queen , while clearing
the anchors , in the Na rrows, below New York , 20th
inst., Henry Freeman, seaman.
DIED.
"
¦Port of BarilStab-C, May 20th--Sld sch Fran-
ces. Ryder . Boston.
22,l-_ Sld sloop Mail . Crocker. Boston.
23d—Ar sells Sapp ho, Fnrr is , Boston; Flavilla , Tay-
lor, Salem; Louisa. Burgess, New Bedford.
25th—Ar sch Pizarro , Chase, ; sloop Mail ,
Crocker, Bost on.
37th—In port, sch Sappho, Farris, for Boston first
fair wind.
Missing Vessel—Sch 1
) W Manwaring, (of Groton)
Capt Latjiam-Rathburn , which left Ed gnrtown , April 7.
on a fishing cruise, was passed nbt .April 15. in n vio-
lent gale, by sch Empire State, then on Georges Bank ,
since which nothing reliable has been heard concerning
her, t hough it is rumored that she was seen to «o down
by a Cape Ann smack. Edmund , son of Mr. Olivei
Norton , of Edgartown, aged aIn 18, was one of the crew.
MARINE LIST.
Sid from Provincctown , 20fh. schs Rowena , Young,
and Senator. Rich , for Grand Bank.
Ar at Newport 22d , schs S H Slocuni , and Shade , of
Ba rnstable; W H-Stcele , of Dennis; Amanda , of Ne w-
port , 40 bbls mackerel; reported , no date, Cin derella , of
do, 40.
Fishermen.
Ar at M sittapoisett , 18th , hark Samuel & Thomas,
Lambert, New York , to fit for whaling.
Spoken M ay 11 , lut — , Ion 74. 54 . sch Shylock , Her-
sey, of and from Provincetown , April 17. cruising.
Ar at Nc w Bedford 22d shi ps Leonidas, Swift , pa-
cifi c Ocean, Talcahuano 150 (Is. 800 bids sp oil ; Gladi-
ator, Key nard , New York , boug ht for a whaler.
Wlml<»i* , Aux Caves; Jas Otis , Bruce, W ashington ,
NC; Harvest , Rice, Pot omac River; Cornelia , Smit h ,
Not-folk; Northern Li ght , Davis , and Southe rner , Stud-
ley, Philadel phia; Ol iver , Wiley, Albany; Bay Sta te.
R yder; Mary La ngdon , Ames , and Louisa , Chase. New
York ; Eliza 'Ma tihl.n , Lewis, Hartford. Cld , shi ps Au-
gnsfine Heard , Abbott , Hobart Town , VDL , and a mkt;
Cairo. Loring, Quebec: brigs Dudlev , Yatcs . Mobile;
Gen Taylor. Jordan , Ch arleston; schs Delaware. Dill ,
Bahama Islands; Philadel phia , Rogers, New York and
Troy.
Alexandria—Cld 17th , sch John C Calhoun , Case,
Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 17th , bri g Eli gha Doane, Loring.
Boston; 18th , sch Lamartine. Jenkins , New York. Cld
18th. brigs Maria , Pierce, and Helen , Collins. Boston.
Phil adel phia—Ar 18th , bark C L Bevan , Coffi n .Mes-
sin a. Cld , bark s Selah , Atkins , and A J Har vey, Ray.
Boston. ' •
New York—Ar 18th , ships Hero, Griffith , nnd Ando-
ver, Bearse, New Orleans; 19th , shi ps Jas H Shep herd ,
Ains worth , and West Poin t. Allen. Liverpool ; bri gs
Orb, Chase, Nuevitas; E L Walton , Ryder, and Billow ,
Collins , Apalachicola; sch Julia A Rich , (of Wellfleet)
Whislo w, Teneriffe . 30.
Hartford—Ar 18th , sch Leonora , Crosby, Boston.
Ga rdiner—Ar 12th , schs Texas, Clinton , and John
Rand ol ph , Yarmouth. Sid 13th , sch Exchange, Rog-
ers , Harwich. —
At Sagua . abt 7th inst, bark Alexina , Burlingame,
for New York , supposed abt read y.
Boston—Ar 21st, bark Howland , Mayo, Mobile; schs
Cha rm , Berry, and Atlantic , Young, Ri chmond; An-
geretta , Eldridge. Norfolk; Corneliu s A Crook. Grant,
Balti more; Cornelia. Faulklin , and Era , Chamberlain ,
New York. Cld , sch Ehen Atkins , Whelden , St Jago;
Sharon , Scars, Richmond.
New Orleans—Cld 10th , ship R D Shepherd, Daris,
Tu rks Islands.
Apala chicola—Ar 27th , sch Urhana , Small , New Or-
leans; 1st inst , sch Washington. Kcndrick. New York.
Ch arleston—Ar 15th , sch Eliza. Howlaud , New Bed-
ford via Savannah , suppl ying li ght houses. Sid, sch
Jacob Raymond , Philadel phia.
Baltimore—A r 20th , shi ps Vandalia , N York ; Timo-
leon. Boston ; barks Mary land , and Lowell , do.
Philadel phia—Ar 19th , bark Delaware, Lewis, Bos-
ton; bri gs Emp ire. Crowell. and Chicopee, Emery, do;
schs Alexandria , Studley. and Hy Payson , Crowell, do;
20th , sch Ganges, Gibhs , New Bedford. Cld 20th. schs
Hy Payson , Crowell; J O Ireland , Crowell ; Cicero, Ba-
ker. a,nd Seapo rt, Baker , Boston.
Al bany—Ar 20th schs Convert , Catharine Wilcox ,
Ore gon , Eliz abeth. Leander, JErM, Wm H Turner, J
Sill iman , and Telescope, Boston.
New York—Ar 20th , bri gs Triton , Long, Para; Helen
F Rvder , Ponce; schs Abbott Lawrence, Boston; Hv
Gihbs , Ne w Bedford. Cld. schs Mary Elizabeth , Wood ,
Philadel phi a; Cadmus , Ryder , Provinceto wn.
Boston—Ar22d, bark Lucinda. Maria, Rich. Ha vana.
Cld , barks Roderick Dhu , Freeman , Demaraia; Rhone,
Davis , Havana; Mary, Whelden ; Girard. Chase, and
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"' Taylor , Philadel phi a; schs Tribune , Nickerson ,
Albany; Isabella , Arbccam , Ncw York.
ijalve ston—I,, port 1oth sni gU|. Republic, for New
York, Id g; barks Montauk , do do; David Nickels, for
Boston , do. '
New Orleans—Cld 11th , shi ps Bay State, Simmons,
Genoa; Gen Green , Redman , Liverpool
Mobile—Cl(i 17th hark Macedonia , Loring. Nantes.
Pcnsacola—Ar 11th , sch Wm Penn , Hinclder , New
York.
Baltimore-Sid 20th , brig Maria , Pierce, Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 20th , brigs Emma ,Baker, and Ma-
ry H, Crowell , Boston; schs J Raymond , Bourne
Charleston; Globe. Nickerson , Boston. Cld , sch Sen-
port , Baker, Pi evidence; 21st. schs G W Snow, Dod<4
and Gl obe , Nickerson. East Cambridge. ° '
New York—Ar 21st. shi p M Howes , Bearse, Belfast,
I; schs Globe , Small ; Ellen. Bearse, and Stranger^
Smith , Salem. Cld , bark Rosario , Sprague , Cadiz.
Sid from Rio Janeiro , pre v to March 18, ship Henry
Prat t, Maling, from Baltimore for San Francisco.
Boston—Ar 23.1, barks Oak , R yder , and Gem. Ni ck-
ers on Philadelp hi a; schs Glide , Lovell: Thetis , Li nue.ll;
i Hi ghlander . Nickerson , Alhany; sch M M Hints , hen-
' ncrsou , Nc w York. Cld , barks Gil bert , Green , Matan-
zas, Allioth , Lunt , Philadel phia , to load for 1 annma;
bri gs Mentc Christo. Sherman. Rio Hache and a mkt;
Thos F Knox , Tay lor , l-'redcrick sburg; And over , liar-
ily. Georgetown , DC; schs Susan Sturgcs, Parker , St
Domingo City; Granite State. Hallet , Ncw York.
St Marys, Ga—Ar on or prey to 10th, brig Martha
Rogers, Boardman; sch Now Globe, Parsons , fin North -
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
Cap e Cqd Express,
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6l This Exoress will leave Office in Boston
fe&y
jl throu gh \\\ l Winter at 7 o'clock , A. M., and
M^&SSS
&.
'S P. M. Jill Express matter going below
""^**-*"•*"*Sandwichy»vill be taken in the A. M. trail)
onl y. < ft
D^*Be particular ftf have your goods marked "Per
Cape Cod Express.'' f ;
Offi ce in New Yoij k.Ho 1 Wall street.
" Philadelphia-; 89 Chestnut street.
" fSoston, Ra ilroad Exchange , Court Square
" Sandwii fli , Boj-den's Stage Office,
no v 28 1 t
' MHltlLllP'Mmi'o
MARIE L. C(fNANT , irateful for past patronage ,
respectful ly fnforms the Ladies of Barnstable and
vicinity, that she las just returned from the city , and is
now read y to execute any orders in the
Mifline ry Line.
She invites alllto call and examine her stock of
RIBBONS!FL O WERS, LACES, TABS,
I BONNETS, frc.
STRAW BCNNETS and HATS altered and
bleached in the fest manner and at short notice.
CP^Caps on Aiand and, made to order.
Barn-table
^
4pvil 23.
HA Y SEE li—Consisting of Northern and Southern
Clover , Ilercls Grass and Red Top ; Seed Pens by
the quart ; alsft , a variety of fresh Garden Seed , for
sale by WALES & CONANT.
april 2
T)n LIVER 6lL^3>ropared by Doct. H. B-
Skinner, Boston , for sale by
niay U WALES & CONANT.
J U L Y D I V I D E N D
—OP THE—
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
The success of this Company is unp recedented. It
has , as yet , met with no loss, and on the FIRST OF
JULY nex t, will credit to its Lifk Members,
1
00 Per Cent, bf ils Profits !
The advantages offered bv this Company, to persons
hol ding its LIFE POLICIES, over those of the
STOCK , or MIXED Cnnipanies--which divide enly a
portion , (35. .
'
)0, 70 or 80 per cent.) of their profits—are
apparent fro m the above announcement.
Persons desirous of availing/themselves of the ap-
proaching dividend , are respectfull y invi ted to make
app lication at once, ^k I
D l\E
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qiT O R S .
Abbott Lawrence. Bo«ihn/|John I). Lang, Maine ,
Ezra White, Ncw York*/ Charles Jones, Ma ine.
Daniel Sharp, Jr., BosttJL Joseph H. W illiams , Me.
Henry Crocker , Bostons ^^George Dudley, Conn.
George C. Collins. N TSorkSjIoratio Harris , Boston ,
Eli sha B. Pratt , Bost/n, pKaltcr Hastings , Boston.
/ • E. fti PRATT , President
Daniel Shabp ,/Fi\, Vice President.
BQftRD OF FINANCE.
Fr.vnki.inHaven , Preside nt Merchant's Bank ,Boston.
Thomas Tiiacher, Merchan t , Boston.
Rebel Williams, President Kennebeck Rail Road.
LOCAL REFEREES.
John I. Palmer, Esq. N.Y. Robt. G. Shaw ,Esq.Boston.
Moses Taylor, Esq. do. David Henshaw, Esq. do.
Lawrence Trimble &Co.do. William Sturgis, do.
Atsop & Chauncy, do. Cha rles Stunner, do.
DinECTOiis ' Ofpick , 78 State-street, Boston.
Particular information and "Pam phIets given on app li-
cation to LOTHROP DAVIS, Agen t for Barnstable
Coun ty. may 28
WE
the subscribers , having been appointed by the
Hon. Ju dge of Probate for the County of Barns-
table , to receive and examinee all claims of creditors
agai nst the estate of 0L1VKR W. BEARSE , late of
Barnstable, in said Conntvf deceased , represented in-
|solvent , and dul y qu alified—and six months having
been all owed for creditor/ to. present and prove their
claims , do here by appointlthe dwelling house of Zenas
D. Basset in H yannis , ijnd the second Tuesdays of
August and November n&xt , at one o'clock , P. M. the
place an d times of our nyctino- to receive and examine
¦ said claims. " ZEVA S. D. BASSET,
FREEMAN MARCHANT.
Barnstable, May SI , 1850. [may 28
Notice.
ALL persons who purch/ed WOOD at Auction last
winter, upon the worfl lot of tlie subscriber , am!
have not yet removed th/ same,are hereb y notified '
t hat
they must do so fbrtliicitf . or it will be icmovcd «t their
expense, after a reasojwdc time from this daie.
^F K E D'K W. CR
OCKER.
Barnstable , May 28.
Wanted.
IMMEDIATELY—A BOY , 14 *15 years of age,
of good lmhits , as an A ppren/ice to the Printing
Business. Inquire at this office. >
May 28.
CJ UPERIOR BLACK VIS1TE SILK—For sale
O- by ¦ N. T. HALLET.
Yar mouth Port , May 28. ,
BLACK, DRA\B ANT) GREEN CASHMARETS ,
for Summer Sacks, for .sale by N. T. H ALLET.
Ya rmouth Port , May 28. '
ENGLISH SUMME R
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PRINTS, in store and for
sale at sixpence per yard , at N. T. HALLET'S.
Ya rmouth Port , May ^S.
PA R A SALETTS.—f-A. good assortment now on
hand , and for snle cheap by N. T. HALLET.
Yarmouth Port. MAv 28. x
One Conl Reward.
RA N A W A Y from tho subscriber , an inde nted ap-
prentice, named GEO. W A S H I N G T O N YOUNG
Whoever will return said George Washington Young ,
shall receive the above reward and no charges paid.—
All persons are forbid harboring or trusting him , as 1
shall nav no debts of his contracting.
P J
LOT HINCKLEY.
Barnstable , Mny 20, l«50. 3w
williaSFpTtenny,
AT THE HALL
OVER THE MAINE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
H A Y M A R K E T S Q U A R E ,
BOSTON ,
OTFEIvS to the Trade for account of MANUFAC-
T U R E R S , and from the BEST FACTORIES ,
and other sources—
"WOOL XNGaAIN CARFSTINCS, -
A great variety of Sty les and Qualities.
LOW PRICEO,
COTTON' AND COTT ON AND WOOL,
SIIIffiliiia3p2!#
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(5SSFll^nir(lSa
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY ,
A X D
WIL.TOW C.4.RPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
All widths and prices.
Canton Mattings, Druggets,
RUG3, MATS, &o.
The assortment embraces a great variety of desira-
ble goods for the Fall sales, and the attention of 'deal-
ers is respectfully requested ; as the stock will be sold at
t he LOWEST {
'rices.
Purchasers at Retail will find as above choice and
desirable lots from which to make their selections.
PAItriCL'l, Ui ATTKX TIOS PAID TO
P A I N T E D FLOOR CLOTHS ,
Of wh ich may be found the largest stock in the mar-
ket. Hotel keepers and .
--bi p owner- rue respectfull y
invited to call anil examine. 3m sent 26
Estate of Asa Rogers.
NOTICE is hereby given , that the subscriber has
been dul y appoin ted Executor of the last will and
testament of
ASA ROGERS ,
late of Orleans, in tho County of Barnstable', yeoman ,
deceased, testate, and has accepted that trust and giv-
en Bond as the law directs. And all persons having
demands upon the estate of the said deceased are here-
by required to exhibit the same j and all persons in-
debted to the said estate arc called upon to make pay-
ment to ASA ROGERS, Executor.
Harwich , Mny 10, 1850. 3\v—[may 21
Estate of Benjamin Hallett.
"IVTOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers have
1
\ been dul y appointed Exec utors of the last Will
and Tes tament of
BENJAMIN HAL LETT ,
l ate of Barnstable ,in the County of Barnstable , Esquire,
deceased , testate, and have accepted that trust and giv-
en bond as the law directs. .
And all persons having
demands upon the estate of the said deceased are here-
by required to exhibit the same; and all person s in-
debt ed to the said estate are called upon to make pay-
melU t0
GEO LOVElIf' \
B™-
Barnstable, Mnv 12, 1850. 3\v—[may U
Boots and Shoes.
fgffi The sub scriber has on hand and offers
IF for site a good assortment of Men 's and
<=*_%W s&a.
Boys' BOOTS and SHOES. Also—
Br ^ Wo men 's and Childre n 's Shoes; all of
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