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-rsG OS the Corner Stone op the new
^Ikgational Mkkting Hoosk at Well
Co1* q|( 'j'li urscJiiy afternoon , 13ili inst. , servic-
f I/ KE
inl,(,t ;0!i with the Iny in-i of tlie corner stone ol
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r and elegant meeting house , now in process
t»e H ¦
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. f or t he first Congregational ciiiirch at
"^"nfleef took Pllioe
' "n <1 «l're lKI -l''.
T attended ;
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f the members of the Bsirnstablo Conference ,
9°"' . j :ust closed its semi-annual session at Tru-
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were present.
iropriate hymn commenced the exercises
^wed by prayer,
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from Rev. J. Bagley, of the 2.1
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. and an address by Mr. Benman , pastor of
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^'rhiirch erecting the edifice. A box , conta ining
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s of the general association of Massachusetts
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concerning tlie Barnstable
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- nee; one of the last Puritan Recorders; uml
^°" ent scroll , on which was inscribed the time
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1"'t ¦
ition o( (he Chiirch ,its number of membeis ,
°t°rr ', .,„,,( of the pastor and deacons , t oget her
I the nrti n '^ "• i
ihose of the building committee , architect anil
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was deposited beneath the south-western
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of»he ^!
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"g--|:Rpgia'"r-
Hudson "cite lies it " on every hand for his
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tin e' t attemp t to keep up the aholilion smil
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ion excitement- The Worcester Palladiu m
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Tt i"s promised for Gen. Tay lor , before his elec-
¦ tliat he would leave to Congress and the peo-
t|011'll m.,iters of leg islation. Of course the. prom-
•P Lbraeed :1" of Gl'n - Tilylni''s office-holders in the
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\ cRtejI ory with himself ; Mr. Hudson among the
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muT.
"" But instead of confiiiin * his aitenlion to
-'"* ijjj
'y,, been considered the duties of his office.
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Hudson assumes to act the part of director of
f tical affairs , in Massachusett s ; to tell the peo-
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it would
be
proper for them to
do, and
''hat. not to do; what papers to sign , and what not
W '<,i.>n. People now know where , to app ly when
'? 'iTwant information in regard to thri r political
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, til's ' to Hon. Charles Hudson , naval officer, Bos-
„ custom hoiise. They will find the gentlemtin a
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(rnn of modesty. His communication is a cari-
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Thunder Storm.—Nantucket was visited by a
violent thunder storm on the .morning of 15th inst.,
between four and five o'clock. The rain came down
•„ torrents , and the thunder was unusuall y heavy.—
Ti,e house of Maria Coleman , was st ruck by li glit-
„,'
„» which did some damage, but no person was in-
jured- -
Thk Case of Professor Webster decider.
Jn the Supreme Judicial Court , on Tuesday, 11th
inst, Chief Justice Shaw delivered the opinion of
Ihe Court in the case of the Commonwealth vs. John
\tif VVebster,overruling eaeh and every point raised
by defendant 's counsel , in support of their motion
for a writ of error in said ease, and deciding that all
matters connected wilh the trial of the prisoner , had
been conducted according to the prescribed forms of
law in relation to capital trials.
Edwin Forrest, the tragedian , made a disgrace-
ful assault upon N. P. Willis , Editor of the Home
Journal , in Washington Square , N. Y., Monday af-
ternoon. Ml'. Willis has published the following
Card , in which he gives his version of the affair,
which is believed to be a correct one :—
" While walking in Washington square , with no
suspicion that any one was near me, 1 was suddenl y
knocked down , and , while upon the ground , severe-
ly beaten. The first thing 1 coul d observe was that
two men , a Mr. Stevens , and another , were strug-
gling to prevent persons fiom interfering ; and when
I ruse to my feet , I, for 'the first lime , sa w Mr. Ed-
win Forrest. lie was in the. hands of police officers ,
iind his two friends were eagerl y dec laring to the
crowd that I was the seducer of Mr . Forrest 's wife.
This prepare d falsehood and slander of that lad );
they continued to declare, at ihe Police Office ,where
we were taken. When I informed the Jud ge that I
hnd no comp laint to make , or ot her reckoning with
Mr. Y.nl that place, the usual bail was required ,
anil I left ihe office. As my whole provocation to
this ruffianl y.assault has been an endeavor to vindi-
cate flie honor of the lad y, (and of course , equall y
to show that her husband had not , throug h her ,come
to dishonor ,) public! opinion , as far as that repara-
tion can' go, will readil y see the outrage in its true
light. ¦ N. P. WILLIS.
Lauka Bridgman.—-We are indebted Mo Dr.
Howe for a copy of his late Report to the Directors
of the Perkins Institution for the. Blind. He here
gives further interesting particulars in regard to
Laura Brid gman , the young woman who is blind ,
(leaf and dumb. Laura latel y wrote of.her own ac-
cord , the following letter to a lady, who had lost an
only child :
September 28, 1849. My dear L. I was very
much surprised to hear of the decease of your dar-
ling 1'ist Tuesday. I hoped that she wili recover
soon. I trust that your little Mary is much happ ier
at her new home than she was on the, earth. I am
very positiv e lhat God , and his beloved Son Christ ,
«'iil educate your child much better than men could
]n this world. I can scarcel y realize that the school
13 so excessivel y beauti ful in Heaven. I can sympa-
thize with you in your greatest affliction. I eami.
ot
"elp thinkin g of your trouble and little Mary 's ill-
""ss ; I know very certaii.lv that God will promote
Mr happiness forever. I loved her very dearl y, as
"she were my own daughter. I shall m'iss her very
much every time I come, to see you , I send my best
ve t0 you and a kiss. I am very sad for you.
Yours, &c, l. B.
[Boston Transcri pt.
The State Census.—Sandwich.—Our Asses-
8°i's report the. population of the town to be 4150.
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n 1840 , it was 3620—increase 530. The. Factory
slrict numbers 653 ; East Town , 770 : West Town ,
356._ [Obs,.rver.
Harwich.—Obed Brooks , Jr., Esq., informs us that
16 census just taken shows the number of inhabii-
nil|s to be 3133. In 1840 it was 286j . Increase in
Went worth
of, 'mands , went into a mill-pond for the purpose
hi, ,*"""81 The boy named Loud getting beyond
dSjjjj *'11
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' "is two companions bravel y went to his
tlu-e
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'' but bcfore ot!ler "I'1 ('0llld l'eac!l '''em
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' *''e '30'1'es were soon recovered , and
the \-
°Xenion w»s used to resuscitate them. After
sik'n/
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6 of c^>nsiderable time , Loud exhibited some
L «nt lef
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etlll'"inS animation , and when aur inform-
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l( Wlls th oug ht he would be restored ; but
of no
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lto ri!St-°re Wentworth and Edmands were
aVfu l~[MeTcan ,i|e Journal.
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' VilU!) flv(1 Sound , has been compelled
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"t il PP'i (''ll 'ons f °r 'lie vacancy
Bejr
6 ''ecei ved by the Collector at this port—[N.
(1 Mercury.
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'^6 StOne Wlls thrown by a blast in a qnarr v
h0USQ ' tlir °ugli the roof and upper floor of a
•cir by,maki ng a hole as large as a hogshead,
Fifteen Days Later from California -
The U. S. Steamer Cresent City, with the mails.
$250,000 in gold dust , and 134 passengers , arrived
at New York yesterday morning, about 1 o'clock. —
She. brings intelli g.-nce of a GREAT FIRE at San
Francisco , in which was destroyed over S-3,000,000
worth of property, -reducin g full one third of the, city
to allies. It was the work of an incendiary.
The reports from the mines ,both north and south ,
continue to be of the most favorable nature , and ihe
health of the miners good. A mass of gold and
quartz weighing 50 lbs. was taken from near Mari-
posa, and sold for $1600. Important discoveiies
have been made, on the Mokelunine. From one
hole three men took in two days $4,000. Nearl y
every man is making an ounce per day. More bull-
ion may be expected the coming G months , than
has altogether been received since the commence-
ment of the discoveries.
Flour has advanced in price. The lumber mar-
ket was utmost entirel y inactive. A cargo sold just
previous lo the fire , for $40 per M. The occur-
rence of the fire comp letel y suspended business op-
erations at San Francisco.
Ship Nkws.— Arrived at San Francisco , May 3,
shi p Sartelle , Pierce , New York ; 5t h , bark Rei n-
deer, Batchelder , do; sell. Elizabeth B., Bacon , Hy-
annis ; 7lh , bri g Geo, Ryan , W eeks, Boston ; 13th ,
sch. Traveller , Baco n , do.
BY MONDAY EVENING'S STAGE,
SPECIAL NOTICES
Hats ! Hats !!—Messrs. Gould & Stowb, 18 Un-
ion street. Boston , have received their Spring and
Summer supp ly of fashionable Hats and Caps, which
they are prepared to sell lower than can be bought at
an y other store in the city. They have also for sale a
larye supp ly of Straw , Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats ,
which are very desirable for our Cape friends. They
are partic ularl y invited to call before purchasing else-
wher e. - tf
MARINE LIST
Port of Barnstablc, June 19th—Ar sch Eliza
Ann Steele, (new) Kelley, of and fro m Gloucester, to
Cobh & Smith , to fit for mackere ling; sloop Mail , Crock-
er, bosto n, tild sclis Sappho, Farris, Boston; Flavilla ,
Taylor, mackereling.
21st Ar sch Emulous , Howes, Yarmo uth.
22d— Sid sch Emulous , Howes, Dennis. Ski sch
Eliza Ann Steele , Kelley, mackereling.
24th Sid sloop Mail , Crocker. Boston.
Bark CUalcedony, Pean , fm Boston/Jan 1, St Cath-
arines Mch II , for California , put back to St Catharines
in distress Ap l 9, having in lat 43 S, Ion 56, experi-
enced a heavy gale , which sprung and broke ihe rudder
in two places, stove bulwarks , broke stanchions , siart-
ecl house and sprung a leak, and wi'h great difficulty
reached port.
Bri g Geo F Williams , Simpson , fm Boston Feb 2S,
for San Francisco, put into Bahia , Apl 26, with loss of
forcma>t in a squall 2-ltli. She would repair and pro-
ceed with all possible despatch.
Disasters. *c.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Bristol, SS. Court of Common Pleas, June
Tkem , 1850.
Sylvanus Thomas, Peter H/Pierce and FJisha Tucker,
Plaintiffs, vs. Charles C. Morton, Defenda nt.
T
HIS is an action of Assumpsit to recover Five
Hundred dollars alleged to be due to ihe Plain-
tiff's fro m the Defendant , previous to the sixth dav of
April , A. ]). 1850. /
And it appearing to the c/urt upon the suggestion
of the Plaintiffs lhat the Defendant is not an inhabi-
tant of this Commonwealtlf , nor resident therein at the
ti me of the service of ihe /'laimifr's' Writ ; that he had
no last and usual place of abode , tenant , age nt or at-
tor ney in this Commonw ealth known to the Plaintiffs
or to the officer who scr/ed said Writ, and that no per-
sonal service has been r/ade upon said Defendant.
It is ordere d by the/Court here, that th e Plaintiffs
give personal notice t« th e said Defendant of the pen-
dency of this action , by causi ng an attested copy of
this ord er to be published in the Barnstable Patriot , a
newspaper printed in Barnstable , three weeks succes-
sivel y, the last publication to be thirty cla ys at least
before the ter m of said Court to be holdcn at Taunton ,
in and for s;:id County of Bristol , on the second Mon-
day of September next.
JAS. SPROAT , Clerk.
True Copy—Attest , JAS. SPROAT , Clerk.
Eliot, Pitman & Mitchkll,
Taunton , June 25, 1850. 3w PlfTs Atty 's.
Estate of Anna Higgins.
NOTICE is hereby given , that the subscriber has
been dul y appointed Administrator of the goods
and estate of /
ANNA/HIGGINS,
late of Orleans , in the (fcunty of Barnstable , deceas ed,
intestate , and has accented that trust and aiven Bond
as th e law directs. M\t\ all persons having demands
upon the estate of the said deceased are hereb y requir-
ed io exhibit the same; and nil perso ns indebted to ihe
said estate are called upon to make payment to
JOSHUA N1CKERS0N , Adm 'r.
Chatham , April 15, 1850. 3w—[June 25
Tailoresses Wanted.
TWO or three Girls /are wanted to work at the
Tailoring Business—lo be paid every Satur-
day night. Inquire of/S. DOWDING.
Bar nstabl e, Juno 25/
D5P""lVrOTICE.—For sale.by the snbscriber ,Soap man-
03^X1 ufaotured by M_r. J. Wjkitternore , for removing
Grease Spots—also , Paint , Taj' Pitch , &c, from all
kinds of Silk , Wooleu or Cotton Goods, without injury
to the color or fabric, Varrantetl to give satisfactio n or
the money refun ded. \ / A. PKRC1VAL.
SCYTHES—SCYTHE ^XcastSteel Scythes, war-
ranted , for sale at A^t'EJRCIVAL'S. June 25
rpAMARINDS—A fresh /let, just received , and for
± sale at A. PKRCIVAjLV. June 25
PLAIN BLUE BARRAGE ,Vown and white MUS-
LIN—just received ivlid for s\le by
/ Vl. T. BALLET.
Yarmouth Port , JunefiS. \
O CYTHES.—Chst Sjecl Scythes, o\thefirst quality
£3 and finish , warranted to cut well , or no sale—just
received by ( N. T. HALLET.
Yaimouth Port, June 25.
Commissioners ' Notice.
~1T7"E the subscrib ers, having been appointed l>y the j
if Hon. Nymp has Marston , Jud ge of Probate , to j
receive and examine the claims of creditors to the es-
tate of FRANKLIN NICKERSON , late of Brewster ,
deceased , represented insolvent; do hereby give notice ,
that six months are, allowed to said creditors to brinu
in and prove their claims—and that we shall attend ,
that service at the dwelling house of Edith Nickerson , I
widow , in Brewster , on the first Mondays of July and
December next.
OLIVER ELDRKDGE , JA., \n ¦ ¦
FRANKLIN BASSETT , ,
Commissioners.
Brewster, June 11, 1850.
COFFEES ,.
EZCJEEDINGLY LOW i i i
/CONSUMERS of this article are invited to call and
\_/~«xamine the assortment offered for sale by the
NEW - ENGLAN D TEA COMPANY,
130 Washington-street, Boston,
at a Discount of twenty per CCSlt. from former
prices, viz :— /
1
2 pounds fine Cuba for / $1 00
1© " " Porto Cabello , / 1 00
!> " Roasted and Ground Cuba , 1 00
8 " " " 01d Java, 1 00
The above ground Coffees are warranted pure.
Orders by Express promptly attended to.
Boston , June 11. ,' 4w
Last Caju !
HAVING completed all my arrangements for com-
mencing practice in Boston/on the 1st of Jul y, I
make this last call upon all indebted to me to make
payment before that time , as 1shall then positivel y put
all outstanding accounts into the hands of at attorne y
for collection. I THOS. P. JACKSON.
Barnstable, Jfune 11. /
LookinAGlass/Manufactory,
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j&& ibornhill , Boston,
MANUFACTURE ared have for sale, a full assort-
ment of LOOKUP GLASSES , in Mahogany,
Walnut and Gilt FramcV
Country Merchants aminvittd to call , as they will
find all sizes , and at Loif Prices.
Also , on hand—Frenih aWl.German Looking Glas s
PLATES, and a large assV-tment of Lithograp hic
Print anil Picture FRAMES. \
PICTURES framed to ordeV in Gilt , Rosewood ,
Walnut or Mahogany^ ' Srta jnne 4
Hiwing TooIsK
JUST RECEIVED , ttND FOR SALK /V VERY LOW
/ PRICE , \
pTf\{\ 1)OZ ParMng 's celebrated GrassVScyths;
tJ\J \J 100 do/.. J' superior Salt GraWdo ;
500 doz. Jamson's Patent SneatbsX
500 doz. Fox's improved patent Snaaths;
500 doz. Fon>mon Sneatbs ; \
3000 doz.(Hay Rakes ; \
1000 doz./Elastic Cast Steel liny Fork^:
500 Revolving Horse Rakes, superior qctalitv;
500 Grafin Cradles ; \
250 doa Sickles—and a complete assortment
of Hay ing Tools/at our A gricultural Wareroom \ncl
Seed Store, 19 mid 20 North Market street. \
/ 1). PROUTY & COA
Boston , June/18. is3m * \
/ Just Received
AT
GOULD & STOWE'S, 18 Union street , Bos-
ton , 50 doz. pairs White MITTS, suitable for
fishermen. Also , a large lot of Leghorn Straw and
Palm Leaf Hats. jnne 18
Picked Up
OFF Brewster Shore, a WHALE BOAT , painted
blu e, which the owner can have by proving prop-
erty and pay ing charges , on app lication to HIGU1NS
& CROSBY. East Brewster , Jimp 18.
CRASH—CltASri.—1000 Aishcono of Crash , of ex-
cellent quality, at th e very low price of 6d per yd.,
mav be found nt j . KNOWLES' .
Yarmouth Port , June 18.
G. E BALLOU,
^©lESIBivn .? _p__n_JS!EEEg,
(At widow Francis Hallet's,)
Yarmouth Port, Mass.
June 18
, 4w
W. Y. BALCH,
No. IO Tremont Row, Boston,
MANUFACTURER OF Alt KINDS OP
Plain and Ornamental Picture Frames.
of the nicest patterns , made in the best manner , and
the lowest prices.
Paintings by the best Artists for sale.
Suitable frames for the Art Union Engravings.
June 18
B. F. GILMAN, M. D.,
Ewm©n@_3" ®i__j _?_;3_?9
<>1 Fedus'al-sti-eet, Boston.
References—
Drs. Jacop . Bioelow, ) Medical Professors
John- C. Warren , \ in
Walter Channino , HIarvard Univcrsitv..
N. Morse, Esq., D. Hkssuaw , Esq., "
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ReV. N. L. 1!•. Cor»ett's Sstrsapariila.
Lenox. Madison Co., N. Y., Oct. 18, 1848.
Messrs. J. E. Warner & Co., Utica, N. Y., [A gents
for Scth W. Fowle.]—Gentlemen , I have seen notices of
curej performed by "Dr. Wistar 's Balsam of Wild Cher-
ry." I have been troubled with soreness in my throat ,
attended with severe and painful cough. I am now
confined to my house in stormy and foggy weather ,cold
winds , &c. My bodil y health is feeble, and I am now
about fifty five years of age. This tenderness of my
thr oat ca me on about th e year 1806 , and has troubl ed
me in my private and professional business , so that I
have never been free fro m it since. I think my case is
a hard one for a trial of your medicine , but I enclose to
you one dollar , which I understand is the jirice. Please
send me a bottle . If this has a good effect , I shall need
to send to yeu again.
Yours respectfull y,
J. S. PALMER.
Lenox, Nov. 13, 1848.
J. E. Warner & Co.,—Gentlemen , about two weeks
since you sent me a bottle of Wistar 's Balsa m of Wild
Cherry. I have taken nearl y all of it, and find so much
relief in using it that I enclose two dollars for two bot-
tles more. My coug h which had become very severe,
and was wearing me out very fast, has nearl y subsided.
I raise without much effort by coughin g, and the ten-
derness in my throat is very much relieved. It seems
to me to be t'h,e only medicine to which I can look for
permanent relief. Respectfull y yours
J. S. PALMER.
Ag ents.—O. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles.
Yarmouth ; F. Davis, Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans ; lliggins & Crosby, Brews,
tcr; P. W. Higgins , Well fleet.
Wistar's Balsam ©f Wild Cherry.
In Wareham , Mi-. Timoth y Davis to Miss Harriet
Hone.
In Roxbury. 18th inst., Mr. Francis Maguire to Miss
Ellen E. Easter.
MARRIED.
In Harwich , Mr. Freeman Cahoon , 50; Mr. Winslow
Nickcrson , 34.
In Provincet own, 13th inst., Mrs. Lydia , wife of Capt.
Haskell lli ggins. and daughter of Mr. Allen Holway of
East Sandwi ch , 25.
In Fall River , Gth in _ ., Mrs. Sarah, wife of Mr. John
Chadwick , and daug hter of Capt. Thomas Karris , 43
years and 10 months .
In Little Compton , 11th inst.. Mrs. Mary, wido w of
Noah Doug lass, formerl y of Middlchoro ,, 80.
At Panama , Capt. Charles Alley, of Nantucket , late
master of brig Kirkwood. „
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In San Francisco, April 4, Mr. Elieha Wilbur , of New
Bedford , 27,
DIED.
Ar at Yarmouth Port, 18th, sch Thacher Taylon
Taylor , inackereliug.
Ar at Haiwich Port , 12th , schs Ediih , Ryder; if er-
rissa , Cahoon , and Oak Grove, Ellis ,mackereling ; 14th.
Antelo pe, Sparrow , do; 16ih , H ope, Allen , and FJDora-
do, Bake r, do; Vesper, Doane. Banks . 12000 fish: 18th ,
Clarissa , Story, mackereling. Sid 12th , schs Queen of
the Cape. Snow , codfisbin g; 13th , Buena Vista , Snow ,
fishing; 17th. Oak Grove , Ellis , mack ereling; Ware, El-
lis , and El Dorado , Baker , fishi ng.
Ar at Beverl y 16th , schs Revenue , Bank Qtiereau ,
20,000 fish , Franklin , Woodhury , Western Bank , 12,-
000. Spoke 3d inst , sch Globe .of Barnstable , 13,000.
Fishermen.
Cld nt New Bedford , 17th , shi ps Champ ion , Bailev ,
North Pacifi c Ocean: John Wells , Cross, do; 19th , Win
Hamilton , Shockley, do; Mary, Henry , Indian Ocean.
Slcl I8th , shi ps Cham pion , and John Wells , N Pacific;
2Gth , VVm Hamilton . Pacific; Mary, Indian Ocean.
Sid from Provincetown 16th , sch Virginian , Morton ,
of Orleans , South Atlantic.
Spoken June 10, lat 28, Ion 75, sch Union , of Prov-
incetown , 1 month out, 25 bb ls.
Whalers.
March 30, lat 4 S, Ion 27 W, was passed a ship steer-
ing SSW, supposed the T W Sears, Graves , fm Boston
Feb 21. for California.
June 5. lat 23 36, Ion 73 38, sch Chan A Hannum/m
Anx Caies for Boston.
June 5, in Crooked Island Passage , was passed brig
Panama , of Provincetown , from Port au Prince for Bos^
ton. •
Snok«n.&c
Boston*—Ar 16th , bark Justice Story. Ryder, Balti-
more; sch Thos H Thompson , Nickerson , Norfolk via
Plymouth. Cld , bark Nautilus , Lincoln , Genoa; bri g
M ary II. Crowell , Philadel phia; sch Wm II Turner,
Basset , New York.
Georgetown , DC—Arllth , brig Ann Elizabeth , El-
drid ge, Boston.
Richmond—Ar 13th , sch Rainbow , Rogers, Boston.
Philadel phia— Old 15th , bark s Oak ,'R yder; Laconia ,
Howes, and Elk , Eldrid ge, Boston.
New York—Ar 15th , sch Emma , Lovoll/Boston.
New Haven—Ar 15th a 16th , sch (Jem,Wile v,Boston.
Newport—Ar 16th , sch West Falmouth , Sandwich.
Bangor—Cld- 12th , schs Constitution , Nickerson ,
Wellfleet; 13th, Revolutioner , Dennis.
Sid from St John, PR, abt 29th ult , sch Oregon ,
Cook , Boston.
Boston—Ar 18th, ship Chas Carroll , Marchant , Sa-
vannah; bark Lawience. Howes, Baltimore; sch Lowell ,
Baker , Rich m ond ; D Philli ps, Small. Alexandria. Cld ,
shi ps Ferax , Hallct , Turks Islands; Cornelia , Newton ,
New Orleans; barks Oceanus , Green , Buono* Ayres:
schs Catharine Thomas , Thomas, Bahamas; Edwin A
Stevens, Bacon , New York .
New Orleans—Ar 8th , shi ps Elizabeth , Gross, Liver-
pool; 10th , Kentuck y, Phinney, Boston. Cld , shi p Ab-
by Pratt . Shaw. San Francisco.
Philadel phia— Ar 16th , schs Flying Arrow,Colla mer,
Charleston; 17th , T C Harriett , Hopkins , do; Edward,
Churbuck , Neponset. Cld 16th , bri g E C Holt, Cog-
gins , Boston.
New York—Ar !7th , schs Globe, Small. Salem; Com
Kearney, Lovell; New York , Goodsell. and Homer,
Kent , Boston. Cld , shi p Empire State , Ru ssell , Liver-
pool; brigs Abrasia , Atkins , Rio Grande; August ,Snow,
Charleston.
Boston—Ar 19th, shi ps Sop hia Walker , Wiswell .Ma-
tnnzas; Isniah Crowell , Kelley, New Orleans; ba rks Ma-
ry F Slade, Howes, and Adolia Rogers, White. Philad el-
phia. Cld , barks Applcton, Nickerson , Baltimore; Mer-
rimac, Bangs, Philadel phia; Kremlin , ( new , of N York ,
469 tons) Bearse, Ne w York: bri gs Acorn , Howes, and
Eiie. Ryder. Philadel phi a; schs De troit , Cammett. Al-
ban y and Troy; Marietta . Parker, New York and Alba-
ny; Cornelia , Faulk lin , and GL, Lovell , New York.
Galvcston—Sid 30th, bark Norumbega , Baxter, New
York.
New Orleans—Ar 10th, shi p Athens , Chase, Havre
via Ja maica; bark Fanny, Simonton , Boston. Cld , shi p
Callender , Goodwin , do.
Baltimore—Cld 17th , sch W R Genn , Nye, Cohasset
Narrows.
Philad elphia—Ar 17th , bark s Eagle, Mathe ws; Se-
lah, Atkins , and Nashua , Clifford , Boston; brig Canton ,
Crowell , do; schs Globe, Nickerson ,and Alabama , Sears,
Boston; H enrietta , Hallet .New York; Edward Franklin ,
Churbuck , Dorchester.
Albany—Ar 18th , sch Ferine, Boston.
New London—Ar 17th , schs.S Parker , Coffin , Nan-
tucket; Garland , Kelley, Chatham.
Eastport—Ar 14th, bri g Ella , Hallet , Philade lphia.
Bangor—Cld 15th. schs Mary Eliza, Ryder, Prov-
incetown; Oregon , Rich , Truro.
At St Catharines , A pl 9, bark Chalcedony, Dean , fm
Boston Jan 1, for California.
At Ponce, 1st inst , brig Richmond , Gibbs, from and
for New York , ldg.
Boston—Ar 20th , bri g Clement. Mayo, Philadel phia;
sch Cambrid ge, Lacey. New York. Old , shi p Delhi ,
Barnes , San Francisco; barks Romnn , Howes , New Or-
leans; Velocity, (of Boston , late of Chatham) Ryder,
Charleston; bri g Helen. Collins, Baltimore; sch J Holt ,
Chase , Wilmington , NC.
Norfolk—Ar 17th , sch Reaper, Long, Fredericksbnrg
for New York.
Baltimore—Ar 18th, brig Ocean , Ryder ,Boston; 19th,
bark Eutaw , Boston. Cld 18th , bri g Silas Marean ,
Long, Bahia and a mkt.
Philadel phia—Ar 17th , brig Pearl , Harding, Boston.
Cld , brig Mail . Baker , Boston; schs Glohe , Nickerson;
Hudson , Berry ; Saml Nash , Allen , and Eliza Francis,
W all , Boston.
Albany—Ar 19th , schs Brave, Norwich , and Planter ,
Boston.
New York—Ar 19th , sell Lacon , Bearse , Boston.
Hartford—Ar 18th , sch Leonora , Crosby, Boston.
Bristol , RI—Ar 18th , sch Token , Baker , Yarmouth.
Providence—Ar 19th , sch Jane Harding, Norfolk.
Sid , sch Mail , (new) Crowell , Philadel phia.
At Bahia , Apl 30, bark Mary Irvine , Taylor , for Si-
erra Leone, ldg; brigs Goo F Williams , Simpson , from
Boston for California , reog.
Boston—Ar 21st. shi p Sheffield, Lewis, Philadel phia;
brig Candace. Mathews , Baltimore; 11 Mathews , Merri-
the w, Ph iladel phia; schs Courier , Rogers , Richmond ;
II y Payson , Crowell , and Sea Bird , Godfrey, Philadel-
phia; B H Field , Boult, Albany; Granite State , Hallet.
New York. Cld , shi p Fauchon , Lunt , California via
Baltimore; barks Ork , Dunbar , Gibraltar and a mkt;
Carlos , Adams , Turks Islands; sch Banner , Lovell , Al-
bany.
New Orleans—Cld 11th , ships Republic, Marshall ,
and Geo Brown , lli ggins , Liverpool.
Mobile—Adv 12th , brig Rolerson , Chase, for New
York, wtg 250 bales.
Apalachicola—Cld 4th , sch L Sears, Sears, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 19th , shi p Nonantum , Bates, Boston;
bark Ida , Hallet , do. CM, sch Stranger Tobcy, Sand-
wich. Sid , brig J Nickcrson , Nickerson , Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 18th , bri gs Empire, Crowell , and
Ocean Queen , Peach y, Boston; schs Emp ire , Dixon.
Ncwburyport; John O Ireland , Crowell , Salem; Rebec-
ca & Frances, Nickerson , and Ellen , Nickerson , Boston.
Cld. barks Gem , Nickerson , and Selah , Atkins , Boston ;
bri g Ida , Collins , San Francisco; schs Empire, Dixon ,
Nowbnryport; Elizabeth , Jones, Boston.
Albanj—Ar 20th , schs J Stratton , and Elizabeth ,
Boston.
New York—Ar 20th , shi ps Astracan , Smith , Savan-
nah ; Oamden , Sherwood , Charle-ton; sch P Savory,
Whelden , Mntagord a; Wi llow, Baker. Norfolk. Old ,
shi ps (Harri ngton , Abbott. San Francisco; I sabella , Hay-
den. Panama; bri gs Almatia , Crowell , Jacmcl; Orb,
Chase. Daricn.
Bangor—Cld 17th , sch John E Patten , Murch , West
Harwich.
Portland—Ar ,20th , schs Velocity, Montgomery , and
Lucy Blake , Howes , New York,
At Curacao , 1st inst , sch Abel Storv , Case, from and
for Boston , next day.
Arrivals, Clearances. &c.
JSEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Four th of July !
FOR PROVINCETOWN.
J5TL T'le fast saying packet sloop MAIL,
¦ /*=©¦ (-apt. Crocker/will leave Barnstahle at 8
/ vj ^
j ^
o'clock , for P/ovincctown, on the morning
<2gjj|gS^°f
(1
'e FourthLf July. Returning , will leave
1rovincetoi/i in season to land the pas-
sengers at Barnstable on the evening of the same day.
Passage each way, 50 cents For freight or passage,
apply to th e master on boaid.
Barnstable , June 25.
CARPETING—CARPETING. —1200 yards Car-
peting, from 12 l-2c to SI per yard. Also , all
wool Stair Carpet of different widths and qualities ,
just received and for sale by J. KNOWLES.
Yarmouth Port, June 18i
Notice.
THE subscribers hereb y give/notice , that the Bridges
near Simeon Freeman 's d welling house in llvau-
nis, are undergoing repairs , a^cl unsafe for the public
to travel over. Therefore tb,ose who are disposed to
pass over said Brid ges, must /do so on their own risk
until said repairs are comp lete d , which will be as soon
as suitable materials can be obtained .
DANTE L BASSET , ) Selectmen
O. C. BEARSE , \ of
CHA'S Lj tWIS , ) Barnstable.
Barnstable, June 18, 1850. 3\v
i( Denta/ Office !
"
THE public are respectfull y informed that Docts.
W, Z. W. & JJ . W. CHAPMA N,
¦
. DENTISTS ,
are now visiting the different j oivns on the Capp with
their Dental O/Kce whiclj is so constructed and furnish-
ed as to afford all ihe conveniences that may be desir-
ed , or possessed in aW/pcrmauent office that can tend
in the least degree toyrelieve the patient or facilitate
th e operations, and msfke them pleasa nt.
They possess all tnci recent improvements in the
Dental art, and are prepared to perform any operation ,
however difficult the/easAmay be, in the most skillful
manner. / \
Drs. O. are now in Bretwter , but will visit the fol-
lowing towns in the/order lrWe given :
South Dennis , / \ llvannis ,
South Yarmouth/ \ Barnstabl o,
Yarmouth Port. / \Sandwich.
Persons in eithef- of the al\>ve named towns , who
wish io secure their professional services , are respect-
fully requested to/call on them Immediatel y after their
a rrival and m.ikelan cngagenicnV for unless appoint-
ments are made snifficientl y in adwincc to insure a good
practice , they will not remain longLin the place.
All persons interested , arc invitctl to call and exam-
ine their minersateeth , &c, and peruYe their charges for
Dental operation s, whic h are as reas \
)able as anv other
Dentist 's who oriernte in a. faithful manner. Thcv man-
ufacture their /mineral teeth at HySnnis, where their
Dental Laboratory is situated. \
May 21. / \
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Copper Man-
ufactory—-Fluid Lamps, &c,
THE subscriber would respectfull y inform the citi-
zens of Barnstable and vicinity, that he conti nue s
at his old stand , in the vicinit y of the Custom House ,
to manufacture TIN PLATE , SHEET IRON and
COPPER , in all its various brunches . He has on
hand , and kee ps constantl y for sal e, a great variety of
articles of Tin Ware , of the most improved manufac-
tu re, which he will sell at the lowe t prices, and be
hopes to secure the patronage of those in want of good
articles , believing that he can make all the various ar-
licles in his line , cheaper than they can purchnse else-
where.
CC?3"He is now prepared to accommodate tho«e in
want of FLUID LAMPS ,— Caps and Tubes fined to
all kind of Lamps.
Also—An excellent variety of Block Tin Ware,
which he can recommend to those in want of good ar-
ticles. He hopes to secure , by his attention to busi-
ness, a.liberal sha re of patronage. ^
%g%0ld Hags taken in exchange for Tin Ware.
June 11 ' 'ALLEN BAKER.
~
FfJRNITlj Sfe ! .
(i.ATB OF FESSKSDEN & HASKkVi,.)
w ii o il e- ,JsL m AN
\
SALE- W^^^S^a RETAIL.X
Nos. 28 and 30 Bromfield street,
BOSTON.
J. DANFORTH & CO., -
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rich and Fashionable Furniture.
Have on hand a large assortment , which they offer to
the trade , and at retail , for fair prices.
We will warrant every article to be as represented to
the purchaser.
K^*Also—Furniture, of every descri ption, made to
order. • tf June 18
Cod Fish.
FOR sale by the subscriber from one to three thou-
sand COD FISH , good quality, on favorable terms.
J. "G. NICKERSO N.
Cotnit Port , June II.
Cotnit Port and New Bedfor d Packet
^^^^
The sloop HARRIET. Capt. F.'B.
,^~v Bourne, commenced running regularl y (or
/ Jfev . the season, on the 25th ult ., from Cotuir
-<^S
j^'
IVirt to
New
Bedford , via Enst Falmomh
~"^"J™a*"*'aiid Wood's Hol e. For freight or passage,
app ly to ELIJAH PHINNE Y. Cotnit Port , PERKY
G. MACOMBEI1 , New Bedford , or to the master on
Kr.>n-<1 tf Cot uit Port. Mm- 11
Notice.
THE subscriber having reced ed a very handsome
lot of White Pine Pump Logs from the East , is
prepared to furnish those in want of his Pino Pump,
with or without Cast Iron Chambers , as suits them
best. He believes the chambers have given general
satisfactio n to those who have used them—ihe expense
being much less than composition , and answer the same
purpose.
Gratefu l for the liberal patronage he has received , he
hopes by furnishing a good Pump, to continue to re-
ceive the same. ' SILVANUS JAGGER.
Centreville , June 11.
ENGLISH SUMMER PRINTS ,'in store and for
sale at sixpence per yard , at N, T*
. HALLBT'S,
Yarmouth Port , May 28,
CAPE
^
COD BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER AIiRANGKJH_ K -p"1 "
^
Cars f romBoston leave the Depot of ae old Color,,,
Rail Boad. "
ON
and after Monday, April 1, 1850, Pnssenge
Trains will leave Boston and Sandwich daily
Sundays excepted , as foll ows , viz :
Leave Bosten for Sandwich at 7.15 A.M. and 4.10
P.M.
Leave Sandwich for Boston H 5.45 A.M. and 3.1S
P.M.—intersecting with trains of the Fall River Road
at Middlelioro '—which trains intersect with New Bed-
ford and Taunton Trains at Myniek' s Station.
Passengers by the 11 A.M. train fro m Sandwich can
Lro to Povidence via Mvrick' s, reaching there about
5-30 P. M.
A regular Merchandize Trai n, with a Passenger Car
™-
!
>Te<1"
lviU leave Sandwich dail y, at 11 A.M. for
MicVflleboro '—and returnin g will leave Middleboro ' at
3.3fi P.M.
Stages leave Sandwich on tlie arrival of the morning
trams fro m Boston , for the Cane
/ Stages leave Monumen t , dail y] on the arrival of the
Morning tram from Boston, for Falmouth and interme-
diate places,—returnin g iu season for P M trains for
Boston.
Fare between "Warchnm and New Bedford when
paid at th e Ticket Ofhce , 75 cents; Sandwich and Bos-
ton SI 50.
Loral Merchandize Trains between Boston and Sand-
wich dailv , Sundays excepted.
"SILVAMUS BOURNE , Superintendent
Sandwich , March 27, 1850. [npril 2
Boat at Auction.
Will be sold at Auction , on SATURDAY , Jul y 6th , at
5 o'clock , P. M., near the School House in District
No. 1, Sandwich .
A YAWL BOAT . 17 feet keel , sails . &c.
FREDERICK PARKER , A net.
Barn stable. June 18. 3w
jSPIN^BWi™
AEDOMM.1L SUPPORT ERS , SHOULDER
BRACES. TRUSSES, &C.
DR. P. W. ALLEN , Barnsiablc , (first hous e West
of Baptist Church .) furnishes all the best, and only
thk best. Instruments for the mechanical treatment
of Inci pient Spinal Curvature , Spinal Irritati on , Pro-
laps us Uteri , Prolapsus of the Abdominal Viscera ,
Ru pture , &c. &c. '
Dr. A.co ntinu es in the general practice of Physic
and Dentistry, and returns thanks (or generous patron -
age bestowed.
Barnstable , June 4. 4w
People's Equitable Mutual Fire Ins. Co,,
TAUNTON , MASS.,
CONTINUES to insure safe Dwelling Houses,
Bar ns, and their contents , in the first class , for a
term of seven years , and other safe property for one
year. No connection between the classes, as it regards
losses.
This Company commenced operations , April 20,
1848, a nd has issued 2030 Policies , cov ering properly
to the amount of over $1,700,000. maki ng a cap ital of
1*51 ,695 21 ALBERT FIELD,' President.
P.iO Hill, Secretary.
june 4—3m JEREMIAH KELLEY , Agent.
To Owners, Masters and Builders of Slips.
WE
beg to call your attention to a new article for
Shi p's fastening, which we believ e to be greatly
superior to any material now used for that purpose—
YELLOW METAL BOLTS.
Although new in this market , they have been in ac-
tive use in all the Eng lish "Ship Yards and Docks fora
long period of time.
The manufacturers , whose agents wo are, were in-
duc ed to make a small quantity last Spring, by the de-
s
ire of several shi p-builders here to obtai n a samp le of
them for their own use. The builders who have tried
thVm, are so entirely satisfied with their character and
woVh, that the manufacturers have resolved upon mak-
ing mem in large quantities and offering them for sale.
Benj g firmer than the Copper Bolts, they bear much
ImrderVclriving; and their composition prevents the
formation of the verdi gris so much comp lained of aa
natural to Copper, Their resistance to corrosion caus-
es them to wear more uniforml y and longer than Cop-
per Bolts , and the y must have the preference over them.
Their present price is about twenty per cent, less
than Copper.
We are now prepared to receive orders for nil sizes
an d kinds used in shi p building, and can furnish an ar-
ticle as perfect as can be made.
We shall he pleased to show youthese Bolts , and re-
spectfully ask you to examine them at our Store, No.
79 State-street. WM. THOMAS & CO.
- Boston , Nov. 7. tf
For Sale.
r A low double Dwelling House am!
i ILJjlKtT" -s out buildings in good repair , wit h about
fcfrj r-J'S lip ''"'cc aeros ol' Land under and adjoining
!^^K^^^g^p the same, recentl y occup ied by W illiam
""" Bearse and Charles Norris , sit uated on
ih e West side of Lewis Bay, at l l ya n nis , on Water
nrcct , leading from near Goodspccd' s Hotel to Il ysw-
uis Harbor . Some two acres or more of this Laud lies
directl y on this street , an d is valuable for Building Lots.
1'hc? house is well calculated for the accomnioda iion of
twofamilies. The whole is offered for ^ile on favora-
ble ter ms—it affords a rare chance for mechanics or
•seafaring-men lo locate. For ter ms, apply to GID-
EON HALLET. on the premises, or to CHARLES
NORRIS , ll yannis Port,
llvannis , A pril 16.
Death's Enemy !
Cancer permanentl y cured lohhoiU Pain or the use of
the Kni
f e.
IT
has latel y been discovered that certain Vegetables
substances, pro perl y compounded , w ill cure the
most malignant Cancer, in a very short time, wholly
erad icati ng it nithout pain or inconvenience to the patient.
It will also remove Wens and other Tiimors_ almost im-
me diatel y. This Compound lias been tested by Phy-
sicia ns of undoubted rc spcciabilily, -who have confessed
their astonishment at its miraculous powers. The pub-
lie are assured that it is a genuine , safe, and trul y val-
uable compound—a nd the Proprietor will vouch for
the cure of every Cancer , Wen or other Tumor that
may be presented to him for that purpose , no matter
bow long it has hccn stancUng, provid edit has not tan
tampered with by the.KnifeI
The Proprietor fee's it is his incumbent duty to
ca ution those ,who may be afflicted with this dep lorabl e
disease , against tlie shocking imposition of ignorant
q uacks , who pretend to cure Cowers by the use of the
Knife. Their process is death to any 'one afflicted with
Sclrrbns or Cancer.
The Proprietor will attend to cases at bis residence ,
and a speedy and lasting cure warrante d ; also, Con-
stitutional Treatment. ' -
Over a hundr ed names can be given as references, if
required.
All communications addressed to the sole Proprie-
tor , J. W. CHA NNI NG , 40 Elm street , Now Bed-
ford , will meet, with prompt attention.
New Bedford , June 1 1-
^
.
SUPERIOR NIN GYONG TEA , of excellent fla-
vor - Green