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roN'AL PaktiCUXAUS. --Philadel p hia , 10th ,
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iD " This morning the scene of the conflagratio n
iV--" ,•„ afterno on and last evening, presents
SrcPFCTED MtJRDF.R OK A AVOJIAN .-
The Se-
' n of the town of Plainfiehl Conn., by a vote
' own have been authorized to offer a reward
' „„ hundred dollars for the discovery and ap-
't i of certain parties , as follows : It appears
' h e first of May last , a woman named Sall y
If'°"| 22 years of age,lelt PUinficld , in company
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'llerbert L. Stonc ,«nd were trace ; to Nor-
V where they passed as husbandl and wife.
The Selectmen slate that there is reason to bo-
ithat Miss Edwards has been murdered. A re-
''"d of $100 is therefore offered for her discovery
iM&Vand
$200 for the discovery of her bod y ,f
l ami such information as shall lead to the '.
In Wareham , 21st nit., Mrs. Jemima It., wife of Dr.
Lyman 13. Larkin , 30.
In Mnttapoisett , 8th inst., Benjamin F., son of Mr. B.
F. Barstow, 13. His death was occasioned by the fall-
ing of the topmast of sch. Lamartine , lying in the 'dock,
the spar striking upon his head.
In Ed gartown , So
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inst., Miss Anna Smith , 52 ; lHh ,
Mr_. John Smith , 74.
In Nantuckct. Mr. Harvey Crocker, 58 ; Mrs. Juaith ,
wife of Mr. Charles Folger, 65.
In San Francisco , Mr. Thomas Robinson , of Wood's
Hole, Falmouth.
At Bcnieia , Cal., May 10, Mr. Joseph Brown , of Nan-
tuckct.
In Honolulu harbor , on board shi p Aeronaut, April
27, George Foster, of Wareham.
On board steamship Tennessee , in tho Pacific , 5th,
ult., E. C. Scabury, of Yarmouth. Mass.
DIED ,
Mch 18, lat 56 S, Ion 61 20 W, shi p Osceola , Bars-
tow, ftn Boston Dec 28, for California.
„ April 15, off Cape Horn , hark Pantheon , Price , from
New Bedford Nov 29 , via Kio Janeiro, for California;
had lost 2d mate and 2 men by sickness.
A pril 29,lat 2 -1G N, Ion 22 10 W .shi p Massachusetts ,
Sampson , fm New York Mch 20, for California .
May 7, lat 1 40 N, Ion 3U 20, shi p Franklin , Swain ,
( of Aantuck et) 27 ds fm Wood' s Hole, for California.
M '«y 13, 1st 14 1-2 N, Ion 30 50 W,bark Ellen Noycs,
Lewis , f,n Boston A pl 16. for California.
Jtay in , lilt 5 12 j j , Ion 23 14 W. hark John Caskie,
Itiiyn us, fm Boston A pl 3, for Madras.
June 5. lat 33 46 N , Ion 39 36 W , shi p Amazon , "Ev-
ans , fm Boston May 17 , for California.
J une 20, no lat , &c, bark Antelope, Crosbv , 13 its fm
Havana for Falmouth , E.
No date , lat 26 32 N, Ion 3S W, shi p Kockall , Evans ,
fm Boston May 4, for California.
SrtOliCSS. <&C.
List of Letters,
REMAINING in the Post Office at Barnstable, on
30th of Juno , 1850 :
A Baxter & Co, Miss Lydia F L6ring,
Amary Bennett , Samuel Lyons,
jVIr Baxter , • John Lovell , /
W W Basset , Esq, Capt Freemai)' Lovell ,
Bigget Calline , Harvey II Lovell , Esq,
Daniel Childs, Thomas Mueiro e,
John Colman , Messrs E &^I Nickerson ,
Timoth y G Coffin , Nathaniel Paine,
Matthew Cobb, 2, William Pool ,
Owners of sch Clarendon , Elijah Phi?iney,
David Crocker, Messrs J Paine & Baker,
Capt Ezra Crowell , lion John Reed , 2,
To any Daguerrean Artist , William 'Sampson,
Mrs Temperance B Howes, Williami Sturgess ,
J Kelley & Son , Alexander Semldcr,
Alexander S Knox ,- , Lutherj G Upham ,'
Allen W Lewis, Isaac Whitman.
Jul y 2. R. AINBWORTH , P. M.
For /Sale,
\ TEW shares in f lic C. C. BRANCH
£»- RAIL, KOA1>, ^t S42 pes- share. Ap-
ply at this Office. 3m Barnstable , Jul y 16.
I Admini stratrix Sale.
To be sold nt Public Auction , by order of Court, on
MONDAY , the nineteenth /ay of August next , at 1
o'clock in the afternoo n , on Iho premises—
j -«*•£«» '^'le ^0Ines/Gad of Franklin Nickcr-
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thereon. I
Also— Two lots of Wool and Brush Land, near the
ho mestead , containing e"tw 15cd-
fonl ant
f Taunton Trains at Myrick 's Station.
1assengerf by the ] 1 A.M. tr.iiu from Sandwich can
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via Myick's, reaching there about
J.oij X . jYI.
A regula r Merchandize Train , with a P.-.ssenirer Car
Attached , will leave Sandwich dail y ,,tll A M. for
Jliddleboro '—and returnin g will lea \c MiH-Jloboro' at
3.35 P.M.
Stages leave Sandwich on the arrival of the mornin-
trai ns from Boston , for the Cape.
Stages leave Monument , dail y, on t><Us j, Wtetiic;U Notice.
n"«ations^O .and JACKSON having exchanged
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IEH -TAYLOR ,
Th'
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Health/wrien pronounced by Phy-
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BETT 1s7sAilSAPARILLA,»
k ¦ ' tsaParilla Gfompounds proving useless !
\SSps. E Brini KJstos, February 16, 1350.
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ot tho Manner's Ch urch , over which
u nappy to state has proved most sig-
nal'- efficacious and potent. At the time he commenc-
ed takinp- this efficacious preparati on , h o was in a very
feeble state of health , with alarming sores upon differ-
ent parts of his bod y ! After ujlng this medicine awhile
he rap idiy began to improve , *id is now in a comforta-
ble slate "
of health , the sores/havi ng since healed with
which he was so longof nictedf although his life was long
since despaired of! /
To Dr. Curbdf s Cimcentrcfal Syrup of SarsapariUa I
conscientiousl y attribute jfis .restoration to health. —
Therefore to all those wl» may be suffering from any
Impurity of the Blood , I vfould say, I conside r Dr . Cor-
belt 's Sarsapar iUa always /o be relied upon , in our ef-
forts to secure Health ! a/d surel y I kno w it will be
found an economical andfsafc medicine for
S«aJ!SCil
and others, for the varilus comp laints for which Sar-
sapariUa is recommend fd .
Eft WARD T. TAYOR ,
Pastor oflho Mariner 's Church. Boston.
EDWARD BRIXITE Y & CO., AVholesalc Drug-
gists , Xos. 3 and 4, South side Faneuil Hall , Boston.
Sole Proprietors, to whom all orders must he addressed.
For s'ale at the County Bookstore. Barnstable , by O.
M. HiXCKLEY.
Agents—A. Percival , Barnstable; James Knowles ,
Yarmouth : F. Davis , Falmouth : Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E. Kelson. Orleans; Hi ggins & Crosby, Brewster:
P. AV. Hiatrins , Wcllflect.
In South Dennis , 10th inst., by James Chase, Esq..
Mr. Timoth y Akin to Miss Penina Howland.
In West Sandwich , 1Hh inst. , by Rev. E. P. Crafts.
Mr. Hiram CrowelUo Miss Eliza S. Ellis.
In Wareham. 4th inst., Henry W. Bugbey. of W., to
Ann.ib E. Gibbs , of Sandwich ; 10th , Horatio N. Wick-
son to Betsey S. Chubbuck.
In Middleboro ', 23il ult,, Mr. Nathan Howard to Miss
Piiebe A. Southworth.
I11 New Bedford , 8th inst., Mr. James Wilson to Miss
Jane Hamilton.
In Dartmouth , 4th inst., Mr. John A. Brightman to
Miss Hannah B. Tripp, both of Westport.
In South Dartmouth , 7th inst.. Mr. Phili p T. Davis,
of New Bedford , to Miss Acbsah Lumbard.
At Holmes ' Hole , 1st inst., Mr. Samuel Look to Miss
Emeline W. Coffin , both of Tisbury.
. In Nantucket , Mr. Gco. Davis to Miss Janet M. Wal-
lace; Mr. J*mcs L. Fisher to Miss Pliclio Ann Russell ;
Mr. Thomas Holmes to Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bcarsn.
MARRIED.
MARINE LIST.
Fort of Barnstnblc, July 9th—Sid sch Ma=
ry A, Hamblon , mack oreling. '
10th—Sid sebs Ophir, Real , Bangor; Frances, Hamp-
den.
11—Ar sch Advance , Lord , Baltimore , with corn to
J Ilinckley; sloop Mail , Crocker , Boston. Sid sch
Sapp ho, Farris , do.
12th—Sid schs Mary Elizabeth , Brid ge, Bangor :
Ellen , Weeks, fishing.
14th—Ar sch Sappho, Farris, Boston. Sid sloop
Mail , Crocker , do.
Lauched , at East Boston , 12th inst., a fine bark, of
500 tons, call ed the Race Horse, fu lly rigged.on R. B.
Forbes' plan. She is owned by John M. Forbes, Esq.,
and others , and is intended for the China trade.
From the yard of John E. Patten , (Hamden , Maine.)
a schooner of 90 tons , called the Eunice Chase. She
is owned' by David V. Arey, Job Chase, and others ,and
is to be commanded by George W. Hakcr. She is
built for the mackerel fishery, and is said to be a supe-
rior vessel.
U. b. Ij IGIIT VESSEL l KESIDENT. (
Sow and Pigs Statio n, Jul y 7th , 1850. j
Sir—I herewith forward to you a statement of the
bearings and distances of tho most prominent points
from the mooringSNOf the Light Vessel President :—¦
Old Cock bears NNAV , dista nt 7 miles.
Dump lin Light bears NEbyN 3-4 N, distant 12 miles.
Cutty hunk Light bears NE 1-2 E,dista nt 2 1-2 miles.
Gay Head Light bears SEbyE 1-2 E, distant 9 miles.
Noman's Light bears SE by S, distaut-15 miles.
Respectfull y yours,
Frederick Slocum, Comd'g.
Wx. T. Russell, Esq., Collector Port New Bedford.
Notice l» mariners.
Brig O C Raymond , fm San Francisco for Oregon ,
was abandoned at sea May 22, lat 38 14 N, Ion 123 28
W, in a sinking condition , having sprung aleak that
morning, when one "day out. The crew, seven in num-
ber , and five passengers, took to the long boat , which
came near swamp ing, as it blew a gale. After many
hardshi ps they reached Monterey, having lost their boat
and bar ely saved their lives in landing.
Sch Rainbow , Rogers which sailed from Richmond ,
5th inst , for Boston , put back , ni ght of 7th , havin g
sprung a leak in the river. Her cargo, flour and tobac-
co, is somewhat da m aged , and must be discharged.
Sch Wave, Ellis , ar at Harwich , 7th inst , with loss-of
bowsprit , foresail torn , &e, having been in contact with
a large scl-i, ni ght of 6th.
Disasters. &c.
Ar at Yarmouth Port , 10th , sch Elisha Holmes,
Hawes , mackercling: reports mackerel very scarce.
Ar at Harwich Port , 3d , schs Buena Vista , Snow,
fishing; 5th , Edith , Kydcf , mackercling; 7th , L Baker ,
Baker; Wave , Ellis , anit O Clark , Clai k, do. Sid 5th ,
E Davidson , Kelley; El Dorado , Baker , and Henry ,
Nickerson , do; Buena Vista , Snow, fibbi ng; Cth , Ante-
lope, Sparrow , mackereling; 8th , .Columbia , Kelley; S
Baker, Baker, and Edith , Ryder , do; Patriot , Allen , Bay
Chaleur; 9th , O Clark , Clark , mackereling.
Spoken , June 24, on Bank Quereau , sell AVrlliam , of
Provinectown.
, June 24, on Banks of Newfoundland , sch Helen Mar ,
of Provinc etown , 13.000 fish.
Fisties'ssieB!.
Boston—Ar 8th , barks Ida, Hallet , and Eutaw , Mat-
thews, Balti more; Merri mac, Bangs , Philad elphia; brias
Ocean , Eldridge , Baltimore; Emma , Baker, Philadel-
phia; schs Marcia , Weeks , Washington , NC; Alexan-
dria , Stndley; Jerome, Willard , and Jidna C, Kelle y,
Philadel phia; Planter , Lovell , and Pcrinc, Hand y, Al-
bany; J Coolcy & Co, Eldrid ge,ancl Com Kearney, Lor-
ell , 'New York. Cld , bark Lysa nd er, Snow, San Juan ,
Cuba; sch Triton , Graham , Baltimore.
San Francisco—Ar May 18th , bark Valha lla , Howes,
New York , Dec G; sch Col Fanning, Catbeart , do Dec
5, Val paraiso Mch 25; 19th , bark Ninus , Smith , Boston
Oct 24; 20th , sch J R Whiting, Baker , Humboldt Bay;
25th ,bark Helen Augusta , Knowles , Panama , 50; 2Gth ,
shi p Eupln-asia , Buiitin , Boston Nov 12,Val paraiso Mch
20; 27th , bark Crot on .Crocker, Callao , 58; bri g Sarah
Abi gail , Bartlctt, Plymouth Nov 13, Valparaiso Ma/ch
25; 28th , sch Gel) Washington , Winslow. Fall River
JNo v 22; 29th , Tjri g Galena, lleron , New Bedford Oct 18;
31st , ship Chas Can-oil , Smith , New London , Dec 19,
lal cahnan o.Mch 26; sloop Chels ea, Smith , Chapel , (11
tons, taken to Talcabuanoo n the deck of the C Carroll )
ialcahvmno 03. Cld , lGtb , shi p Norfolk , Bogcrs , Val-
I parais o; 17th , Wm Sprag ue, Chase, Sandwich Islands
bri g Eagle, Lovclt , Canton: 23d , barks J W Coffin ,Mor-
ton , Val paraiso; Ed w Fletcher., Holbrook , Panama.
Georgetown. SC—Cld 1st, bri g Shamrock , Willard ,
i Thomaston.
Richmond—Sid 5th , sch Rainbow. Rogers. Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 5th , sell Trcmont , Wellrleet; Amanda ,
Bar nstable.
Ualtiinorc—Ar 5th , bark Mary la nd , Davis , Boston.
Cld Cth , sch Sanil P Brown , Baker , Beverl y.
Philadelphia—Ar Cth , sch Sea Bird ,Godfrey, Boston:
Gth a 7th , bri g Abbott Lawrence , Crowell ,do. Cld 3th ,
bark Turk , Fesscnden , do: bri g Acorn , Howes, do: sch
J P Lorland, Haliet , St Thomas.
New Yor-k—Ar Gth , shi p Char les, Collins , and Maid
of Orleans , Dennis , New Orleans ; harks J AV Dyer,Dy-
er , Carthagena: Clarissa , Eldrid ge.Memphis; bri gs S.111-
tia go, Burgess , Palermo; Thomas & Edward , Smalley
Di'l-ion.
Ar at Val paraiso , May 14th , shi p Crusader, Miller ,
Boston; bri g Gen Scott,"Kn owles, Baltimore Feb 9. for
California , and sld 19th; 18th , bar k Georg ia , Lindsey.
Boston Jan 30, for do; 23d , bri g Curacao , Cunninghain|
Boston Nov 28, for do.
At San Juan , N icaragua , abt 23d ult, bri g Metamora ,
Kemlrick , fm New York , just ar.
Boston—Ar 9th , bri g Caroline , Cook, San Juan de
los Kemcdios; schs Eliza Hand , Richardso n; Albert ,
Coffin; Susan M Young, Otis , and N O Harris , Plum-
mer , Philadel phia; Bay State , Clark , Eojidou t; Mary,
Eldrid ge, and Homer. Hammond , New York. Cld.p kt
shi p Sunbeam , Putnam , Liverpool ; bri g Gen Marshall ,
Holmes , Wilmington , NC , to load for Rio Janeiro.
New Orleans—Cld 28th , harks Arethusa , Crowel l,
Lisbon; Telegrap h, Grant , Boston.
Richmond—Ar 5th , brig Helen , Collins, Boston.
Philadel phia— Ar 8th , sch Delaware ,Harding * Provi-
dence. Cld , bri gss Myra , Studley, and Top lifl, Fowle r,
Boston.
New York—Cld 8th , bark Potomac, Lathrop, Madei-
ra: bri g Richmond , Gibbs , AVilmington , NC.
Ban gor—Ar 5th, sch North Branch. Parker,AA'ellfl eet,
At Valparaiso May 29. shi p Independence , Peterson ,
for Leeward ports to load for Boston.
At Talcahua no, abt May 28, shi p Loo CI100. Cusli-
man , fm Cobija, to finish ld g for Boston: would sail abt
June 10 a 15.
Ar at Trinidad , 23d ult , sch Croton , Chase, Boston:
27-th, bark Franklin , Gibbs , do.
Boston—Ar 10th , brigs Smyrna, Sprague , Smyrna;
Erie , Ryder , Ph iladel phia; schs EmenrW, Lewis; Lady
Suffolk , Baker , and Southerner , Stndley, do; Boston ,
Kelley , Romlout. Cld , barks Sylph, Ryder , Balti mo re;
Gem , Nickerson , and Oak , Ryder , Philadel phia; schs
Era , Cha m berlai n, and Isab ella , Arbecam , New York.
San Francisco—Cld May 28th. bri g Canonicus , Lor-
ing, Sandwich Islands; 30th , shi p Cygnet, Holmes , do
and East Indies. Adv June 1st , shi p Akbar , Worth .for
Hong Kong, via Sandwich Islfinds , few da ys; bark Phi-
Jena , Swain , for Panama; bri g Archelaus , Crosby, for
ports along tho coast to San Diego.
Richmond-vVdv 8th , sch Charm, for Boston , part-
cargo cng-d.
Baltimore—Cld 8th , bark A ppleton , Nickerson , Bos-
ton: seb G C Gibbs , do.
Philadel phia—Ar 8th , bark Mary F Slado , Howes,
Boston; brig Sun , Crosby, do; 9th , sell Gen Clinch .Nor-
ris , Mobile.
At Taleahuano , A pl 2G, shi ps Chas Andrews , from
Boston Nov 30, for California , soon, ar 18th ; Hibernia ,
Smith , fm New Bedford , for do, do , ar 18th. Sld 17th ,
shi ps Stieg lit z, Holley, (fm New Bedford) San Francis-
co: 22J , Citizen , Coffin , (fm Nantucket) do.
Boston—Ar 11th , ship Minstrel , Basset, Batavia; bri gs
Avon , Webb, Cape Town , CGH ; Mary H, Baker , Phil-
adel phia; schs David Cox , Hallet , and Norwich , Jones,
Albany; GL, Lovell , and L II Nickerson , Nickerson ,
New York ; at quarantine , shi p AVcstern Star, Knowles,
Liverpool. Cld , barks Brunette , M'Grath , Gibraltar
and a mkt, David Nickels, Nickels , Malaga; Austin ,
Moody, New Orleans; bri gs Caroline , Paine, St Johns,
NF; Crescent , Nickerson , Yarmouth , NS; schs Louisa
Scars, Bartlett , Port an Prince; Isis, Chase, New York.
New Orleans—Cld 2d , shi ps G F Patten, London;
Cato, Liverpool: Kentuck y, Boston.
Savannah—AVent to sea , 5th , sch Southerner , Baker,
Boston.
Alexandria—Sld 6th, sch J C Calhorin , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 9th , barks Union , Kendrick , and Hel-
en Maria. Howes. Boston; brigs Robt Wing, Crowell;
M ary Sta nton , Ryder , do; schs Bay State. Portsmouth:
Leader, Bearse, and Emerald , Bacon ,Boston; Cobasset ,
Tobey, and Reaper , Long, New York. Cld ship Man-
li ns, Baker , Acapulco; bark Pentueket , Nickerson , San
Francisco , via VV Coast S America; sch Julia A Rich,
Hardi ng, East Cambrid ge.
Philadel phia—Ar 10th , schs Lcander, Nickerson , Al-
bany: T Fcnnei-, Providence. Cld bark Girard , Chase,
Boston: brigs Pauline , Flinnj Abbott Lawrence, Crow-
ell , and Hylas , French , do.
New York—Ar 10th , brig Eliza. Merrill , San Juan
de los Rcmedios; schs Mountaineer , Hall , Thomastoti ;
Globe , Small, Salem; Abbott Lawrence, Allen; Jasper ,
Nickerson , and Roxbnry, Sears, Boston.
Bangor—Ar 9th , sebs J War ren; Mail , and J P
Johnson , Hill , Proviucctown; J B Myers, Smith , Or-
leans .
Gardiner—Ar 5th , schs America , Baker, Yarmouth ;
Lion , Baker , New Bedford.
Boston—Ar 12th , ship Chicora, Holm , Cronstadt;
schs Mary, Crosby, and J Stratton , Bates, Albany. Cld ,
shi ps Caroline C Dow, Blanchard ,Turks Islands; Emi-
ly Taylor , Hardie , New Orleans.
New Orleans—A r 3d, sch P M Sears, Brazos. Cld,
shi ps Genoa , Liverpool ; G AV Bourne, Boston.
Charleston—Adv 8th, bri g Choctaw , for Boston.
Richmond—Ar 10th , schs T H Thompson , and Low-
ell, Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 9th , sch Mercy Taylor , Nickerson , Citv
Point. .
Alexandria—Adv 10th, sch Susan , Bray, Boston few
days.
Philadel phia—A y 11th , bri g M & J C Gilmore , El-
dri dge, New York; sch Susan Ross, Ginn , Boston. Cld ,
bark Gen Jesup, Fisher , do; brig-Sun , Crosby, do.
Albany—.Ar 11th , schs Banner , (Lovell) Empire , and
Peru , Boston.
New York—Ar 11th , ships Marmion , Freeman , and
Star in the West , Liverpool ; bark Savannah , Crowell ,
Savannah; sell Cora , Chase, Boston. Cld , bark Mary
Varney, Sturges, Millstone Point ; brig Marshall , Tay-
lor, Malaga; schs Lynchbnrg, Crowell , Boston; Alert,
Hall , Philadel phia.
Hartford—Ar 11th . sch Ann Flower, Chapin, Boston;
sip Report , Stetson , Chatham. Sld , schs Eliza B, and
Sharon , Boston.
Bangor—A r flth , sch Erie, Coombs, Harwich.
[Per steamship Hibernia , at Boston.1
Ar at Liverpool , 23d ult , New AVorld, Hamilton ,
Wilmington , NC; 24t h, Albert Gallatin , Delano , New
York ; 29t h, Plymouth Rock , Caldwell , Boston. Sld
22d , Anglo American, Winsor , Boston: 23d Revere,
Howes, New York ; 25th , Samosct , Tucker', Charleston.
Adv , Josephi ne, Crocker, Boston June 29; Washington
Irving, Gorham , do, 5th inst; Plymouth Rock.Caldwell ,
do , 20th ; Washington , Page, and Queen of the AVest ,
Hallet , New York , Gth ; Hungarian , Chase , do, 8th; Sid-
dons , Howes, do, Uth ; West Point , Allen , do, 26th ;
New World , Hamilton , Charleston.
Sld fm Deal. 24th ult , Chas Walton , Baker , N York.
Passed back of the Goodwin Sands, 24th ult , Ger-
tr ude , AVeeks, Antwerp for New York.
Sld fm Cardiff , 21st tilt , Katahdin , Morse, Baltimore.
Ar at Newport , 22<1 ult , Tirrell , Grozier , Havre.
Sld fm Belfast . 21st ult , Bengal , Bray. New York.
Ar at Trieste. June 18, Malabar , Freeman , Apalachi-
cola. ^
Sld fin Valparaiso , May 17, bark E II Chap in , Col-
lier , Callao. l
At Mayaguez, 29th ult , bark Swan , Holmes , for Phil-
adel phia same day.
At St Jago, 23d ult , brig Manzanillo , Perry , N York ,
4 ds; sells Ebeu Atkins , Whelden , for Boston ; Howard ,
Wri ght , do, 5 or 6 ds.
Ar at St Johns , NF, no date, sch Splendid , Eldrid ge,
New York.
Arrivals, Clearances. &c.
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 continues
at his old stand , in the vicinit y of the Custom House ,
to manufacture TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON and
COPPER , in all its various brandies. He has on
hand , and keeps constantl y for sale, a great variety of
articles of Tin Ware , of the most improved manufac-
ture , which he will sell at the lowest prices , and he
hopes to secure the patronage of those in want of good
artic les, believing that he can make all the various ar-
ticles in bis line, cheaper than they can purchase else-
where.
ttS^He is now prepared to accommodate those in
want of FLUID LAMPS,—Caps and Tubes fitted 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 share of patronage .
*../.*Old Rails taken in exchange for Tin Ware.
June 11 ALLEN BAKER.
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MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Barnstablq Academy.
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eVe " week?- »'iU conimence
JL MOADA1 , Jul y 29,/lmder the ehai-e of F. N.
Bi.Aiuc l rmc.pal , and fliss Aiii:i.i a S."sW eet, of
Norto n, Preceptress . I '
Extra charges for Must. French and Draw-in" as he
fore. JOHMTmUXR OE )
EBEN'R BACON; f Trustees.
LORING CROCKER , )
Barnstable, July IB.
KF "EURMA!"
Man's Comfort asa'l W«*«sa«i's Blessing'.
nnillS is the age of ilNeoveriel. The instantaneous
JL transmission of news by menns of the Electric Tel-
egraph, a few years ago, was treated with as much
doubt and derision as is now Vestowed upon the great
Oxy-hydrogen Light and HeatlDissemator , of Paine.—
But the telegraph discovery isli matter of fact, wheth-
er Painc's succeeds or not. Tfiere is no doubt whatev-
er in the public mind , that tbefjustly celebrated
German Lnstral Washing Fluid
is as much a matter of fact 83 the laws of gravitation.
Indeed, it may well be considered one of the greatest
blessings of the age, as wherever it is used.it turn s that
curse of ' all da ys, "Wasiij io Day ," into a day of
gratitude and peace, if the Wenuine Washing Fluid is
used. But in consequence af the
RASCALLY IMITATIONS,
of all reall y meritorious articles with which the market
is flooded , it has become nefessary to caution the pub-
lic against the many base Ind worthless counterfeits
got up to imitate the GERMAN LUSTRAL WASH- ]
ING FLUID , as many of the miserable imitations are j
put up in bottles of a similar style, and lhe labels so 1
printed that they are well calculated to deceive the !
purchascr.and injure the hi gh reputation of a trul y valu- j
able article. '
Indeed the Proprietors are credibl y informed that |
certain individuals , possessed of more brass than brains
are now attempting the manufacture of a spurious ar-
ticle , which they will endeavor to palm upon the public ;
as the genuine article of J. W. Emery & Co.'s manu- j
fact 11re ! Remember , the genuinc, can only be obtain- j
ed of this firm or their authorized agents. j
Sold in Boston at the Laboratory, by the manufac-
turers ,
J. W. EMERY -& CO.,
No. Ol Granite Buildings,
Eastern Rail Road Wharf , near East Boston Ferry, I
and by their duly authouized Agents in all thei
! princi pal cities and towns in the United States and tho
I British Provinces.
j N. B. None genuine unless the label contains the
] written signature of J. Warren.
Boston , July 2. 3m ' j
PURIFY!!—Dr. Gay 's Blood Purifier , cures all!
skin diseases , Scrofula , Salt Rheum , Ulcers, Pirn- i
pies, Old Sores, Tumors , Biles , and in fact, every dis-
ease arising from impurities of tho blood. For sale at
the COUNTY BOOKSTORE , Barnstable. may 7
SCYTHES—SCYTHES.—Cast Steel Scythes , war-
ranted , for sale at A- PEUCIA'AL'S. June 25
P. PINEO, M. D.,
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ICSIAI7 AMD sraoaoir.
TTA\ING permanentl y situated himsel f in the vil-
I
I lage of Barnstahle , tender s his services in ' '
bra nch of the profession , to the inh abitants of the town
and th e public generall y.
j P. S. Attendance giv en at any hour of the day and
; ni ght.
! Barnstrible , Jul y 2. tf
CflAMBERLIN & COVE,
DEALERS IN
Buattoir, (DIk©a§% 1LsM2 &©09
At No. 1
, under Quincy flail Market,
C. C. ClIAMBEUr r>J )
ENOCH GO VR 1 ' I
BOSTON.
rr?~Cape trade respectful!v solititcd.^TJ
nov H \ •
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DEWEY & kARK, /
Commission Merchants & Slipping Agdnls
i 67 GRAVIKR STREET , NkakWxk P/\ce
I^a.^k ; sewWeam.
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. Drawing. / \
THE subscriber proposes to oper/a SchoflJ in con-
nectio n with the Acadamy of Y. N. Bike, on
MONDAY , 1st inst., wh ere will be/iught PencY Mo-
noehromotic or Crayon , Mathenia/cal and PerspVtive
Drawing in all its department/ Privat e classL of
adults or others , will be accomn/odated at the roornVof
the subscriber , day or evening. A \
Terms for Pencil or Crayon/$2 for twelve lessons ok
two hours each. / \
Classes formed in adjoinin g villages will also be at-
tended to. G. H. SWIFT , Teacher of Drawing.
Barnstable , Juno 29. |july '2
Office of the Berksitiub M. H. Association, )
Pil tsfield , Mass.. Mai/ 25, 1850. )
THIS certifies that MERRICK S. P. DEAN , of
Rutland , AVorcester Co., has bee n regularl y ap-
pointed General Agent of the Berkshire Mutual Health
Association, and is dul y authorized to receive app lica-
tions at §1 50 Admission F~ee for said Association. ,
MERRICK ROSS, President.
B. F. Johnson. Secretary. ~
DG?-Messrs. AVM. DEAN and ERASTUS BAKER (
are authorized to receive app lications and issue certifi-
cates for the County of Barnstable.
M. S. P. DEAN , General Agent.
Jul y 9. 3w*
Fares Reduced.
A c c o m m o d a t i o n. BL.a is e ,
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From "the /C5ape towns named
^©Q^^^S-grfJbelow, by Stages and Rail Road
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0 am' 'l'S*'m Boston , every day,
^--^-^gfe^ffi^ ggg^™,7»a^nnd -i 3''/ excepted , till further
notice. • FARES.
From Dennis or Orleans to Boston , §1 50
" Brewster p '• 1 25
" South Yarmouth ,/South Denni", Harwich
or Chatham to B/ston, 1 75
Passengers from Bo/ton to the above named towns,
will purchase tickets at the Old Colony Rail Road De-
pot for Yarmouth ay 2 25, and the difference will be
refunded them, at tlye end of the route if they go thro'
on the same day. /
The fares have /een reduced to the above rates only
for the Coaches lonving Orleans and Chatham in the
morning, and on/)assengers by the morning train fro m
Boston. / CALVIN B. BROOK S,
/ CROCKER & SEARS,
/ BOYDEN & HOWARD ,
/ SIMEON HIGGINS.
YarmouthJjul y 9.
y I Steamboat Notice,
\ /summer arrangement. '
%?g|fc / The Steamer NAUSHON, Captain
A \ l§ \ Henry Paine, will , until further no-
^te*
^g|>c§
sJ.tice, leave Wcllfleot at 7 o'clock, A.M.,
•SBaBpfe-i**" on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days, JSr Boston, stopping at Brewster and Province-
townftbit passengers and frei ght.
RfturrVng—-\Vill leave Eastern Steamboat AVharf,
BosjEon, a\9 1-2 o'clock , A.M., on Tuesdays , Tlmrs-
tlaws and Saturdays, for Provincetown. Brewster and
Wlllfleet. \
/Stages wrll run in connection with the Boat at
llrewstor frofn Chatham , Harwich ami Orleans , and
Will be in roamness on the arrival of tho Boat from
^oston, to convey passengers to either of the above
towns. A StageVwillalso convey passengers between
Truro and the Bdat at AVcllfleet.
Passengers frornVBrcwstor will bo conveyed on board
a vessel moored ofKthe landing, at 8 o'clock , A.M. to
be in readiness to go\on board the Steamer when she
arrives from Wellflce\
Fare between Chatlmm , South Dennis , West ¦
Harwich , Harwich and Boston , 1 75
" East Harwich " 1 65
" , Orleans \ " 1 50
'" v BrewsterA " 1 25
" Eastham \ " 1 50
" Truro \ " 1 38
" Weilnect \ " 1 12
" ProvincetownN, " 1 00
Meals extra. tf iVovincetown, June 4
Patent Spring-Tooth Jlorsc Rake.
Jai
L
nnillS RAKE commends itself not onl y to iWmers
JL who have level Farms , but to those who ciltivatc
through uneven and stony surface, because i tVakes
clean on those surfaces that cannot be raked withVany
other Horse Rake now in use. It also saves a gVeat
proportion o.f the mos t fati guing labor necessary to TJic
securing of hav. - \
For sale by '
CHARLES SEARS, Ya rmouth ; NAA
MAN DILLING1IAM and THERON DUNCAN>
Sandwich. 3vv 'Acworth , Jul y 2. k
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Carpeting.-
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THE subscribers have on band , and are constantl y
receiving from Factories and Manufacturers , both
1 foreign and domestic , a heav y stock of
! (g^IBIPHMKrci^
! in every variety of sty le and finish.
j 'Among which are ,
(VELVETS. TAPESTRY , BRUSSELS, THREE-
PLY, SUPER AND EXTRA FINES.
Also—Low priced Carjielings , of which we keep a j
heavy stock. I
I Also—Painted F!o«b- Cloths, from 2 to 2 1-2
feet in width. Canton Miittinss, tliirk , vari e-j
!gated and plain , all widths. RUGS , MATS , BOCK- !
I INGS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS , etc. etc.
Our friends and customers on the Cape , will not for-
get to favor in with a call , and look throug h our stock
before purchasing their Carpets , as they may rest as-
sured that th-cy will find a large , new and choice as-
i sortment ol goods at all times, and at. the lowest price s.,
WM. P. TENNEY & CO., !
\ Carpet Hall over Maine Hail Road Depot, I
1 Ilaymarket Square , 1
june 4 tf Boston ;
OS^TVTOTTCE.—For sale by 'the snbscriher .Soap man- 1
! KF"lll uf'actu rcd by Mr. J. Whitternoro , for removing 1
1 i Grease Spots—also , Pai nt, Tar Pitch , &c, from ali i
i kinds of Silk , AVoolen or Cotton Goods, without injury |
' ] to th e color or fabric, warranted to give satis faction or:
"the money refunded. A._ PERCiyAL._
CRASH—CRASH.—1000 Arsb cens of Trash, of ex-
cellent quality, at tho very low price of 6d per yd.,
• may be found at j . KNOWLES' . ' " !
) l Yarmouth Port , June 18.
FURNITURE !
(LATE OF FESSKNDEN & HASKELL. )
AV H O L E - M / j l AN D
SALE
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*S^°^W RETAIL.
Nos. 28 and 30 Bronifield street,
BOSTOJV. _
J. DAN.F0RTH &. 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.
AArc will warrant every article to be as represented to *
tiie purchaser.
QJ^Also—Furniture , of every descri ption, marie to
order. tf June 18
Looking Glass Manufactory,
WrfTiVTBTr T»S flu '\W A TS}fTh
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43 CoriiUill, Boston,
MANUFACTURE, and hav e for sale , a full assort-
ment of LOOKING GLASSES , in Mj ihogany,
Walnut and Gilt Frames.
Country Merchants are invited to call, as they will
find all sizes , and at Low Prices.
Also , on band—French and German Looking Glass
PLATES, and a large assortment of Lithograp hic
Print and Picture FRAMES.
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PICTURES framed
to
order , in Gilt , Rosewood ,
Yaluut or Mahogany. 3m j ""c4
Just Kcceived
A
' T GOULD & STOWE'S, 18 Union street , Bos-
ton , 50 .do/., pairs White MITTS , suitable for
I rWhcrm en. Also , a largo lot of Leghorn Straw and
i PaUn Leaf Hats. ' june 18
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CANCERS CURED.
C L . SPENCER , M. I)., takes this opportunity to
. noti l'v the public that be has a safe and speedy
cure for CANCERS without the aid of a Surgical Op-
eration. The- most distressing of all diseases the liu-
I ma n famil y is subject to. It is one of the most pain-
|ful maladies known to the human race. Its orig in or
¦cause remains a mystery to the Medical profession oi
I everv nation. Some however , have united in ascribing
its ori gin in no small degree to mechanical derange-
ments of the bod y, thereby producing a morbid condi-
tion of the svstein. The minds of patients thus afflict-
ed become very much taxed by a continual concentra-
tion of thought in reference to'their condition , they are
cut off from' most of the happ iness and enjoyments 0
{life ; they become alive to the slightest stim ulent , and
the mindf contemp late* in its variou s relati ons, every
.shadow of sadness and every color of .m,,g,nat,on,from
highly intellectual to the basest of hallucinations. -
There is little or no pain in the treatment , and Cancers
treated by me never trouble the patient again.
¦! - o n ti,,. euro is warrante d or no charge for med-
i _JN. li. lhe urn, •
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,KNCKIl ] M- D
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; 1CinC ' Office 62 Purchase street , New Bedford,
i Jul y 2