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-^^TIwfuT Steamboat Disaster—
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il« 31 -About one o'clock this morning
^i
America exploded her steam-p ipe.
lhS
ut CO miles above this port , by which 2o
•
^ «« Ll..ed. Hnd « n»,«b«r knK,l.in Clud-
f'C
J*,,*2d eng ineer. She was on her way to San-
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v when the accident happened.
J"c4nner Baltic , while out on an excursion ran on
0X in Niagara River , and sunk in twelve feet of
\iter- Passengers saved.
TUK O»sBQun:s of _ bx. Tayi.oh -TI-b Govor-
^
co-np Hance wiU. a reque.t ofour Ci.y AuJ-
. , l,,s ordered that the first divis.o n of the Jl.is
int
u e.,s Volunteer Milit ia , und er command of
;
£:
Genera. B. P. Ed.nnnd s , be defied for es
MJ
t a ,v , on the 15th .lav of A..?"' "
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(.•ort " ' , , , ' .monies in honor of the
.(.jision of the funera l ceromoi"w
leased President. Generals
in invitation has also Men _
ipield Officers and the ir respective s.affs and to
' regiments , batt alions , and companies oMhe vol-
teer service throug hout the State , to jo.n the eS-
1
or procession on the above named day. 1
roops
• the 2<1 and 3d divisions may report for escort du-
" brigades or regiments , or individual compan-
'' t their option. Notices of intention to be pres-
iC"
ust be given to the Major General Edmands ,
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l?rstoti,on or before Friday, August 9th. -[Timos.
\Ve notice in the P.oston papers the relation of a
accident from carelessness in an Apothecary.
!'M '
.,!!, one of the Assistant Assessors , being un-
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callcd in a physician , Dr. Coab , who wrote a
Ascription for ten grainsof the Sub Muriate Hy-
?!
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i,-i which is the chemical Latin for calomel.—
le Apothecary, Mr. Wakcfield , put up the Muri-
jju drarg iri, which is Corrosive Sublimate , a
i tullv poison. Mr. Hall lived a day or two, vom-
„ to the last. Mr. Wakefield is reprehensible
f
"
his carelessness , but hardl y more so than the
hvsician for writing his prescri ption in Latin .when
•, would have been next to impossible for any mis-
Lke to have occurred , had the word calomel been
1 Hr Hall was immolated on the altar of sci-
itifie vanity. That is all.-[Fall River News.
Prof. Webster.—The Boston Transcri pt has
learned some facts which go to show the utter falsity
f Prof. Webster's confession as to the disposition of
_ir Parkman 's body, and by which he attempted to
show his want of premeditation in the matter. It
g,vs "a student at the Medical College has, for the
first
'
time, disclosed that at the time of the murder,
while he was in the dissecting room entry, he distinct-
ly heard sounds of something being dragged over
the stairs leading to Prof. Webster's lower laborato-
rv_which he has now no doubt were thus produced
by the decent of Dr. Parkman 's bod y.
An examination of the sink in the upper laborato-
ry, described by Prof. Webster as the one he used
for the dismemberment of the body, demonstrates its
positive incapacity for the purpose, it being of a very
small size.
And furthermore , the hand hose which Prof. Web-
ster speaks of in his letter of explanation to the
Council ,as used by him to convey water to said sink ,
was measured by office r O. II. Spun- and found to
be a couple of feet too short for that object."
Fatal Catj suamy.— Three men , named Win.
Cole, John Vickery, and James Vickery , (the two
last brothers) lost their lives Thursday in conse-
quence of inhaling noxious air , while engaged in
clearing out a cistern under the store of Mr. John
B. Hanson , 5 Long wharf. About a month since
the two deceased brothers emptied the same cistern
without any inconvenience ; but about a fortni ght
«iiice,the tide burst into several cellars on the wharf ,
and again filled the cistern. Yesterday morning the
three who lost their lives were emp loyed to clean it
out, and had partia lly accomplished the work , when
Cole descended by a ladder for the purpose of pas-
sing the contents of the cistern up to those above.—
Hearing nothing from him ,John Vickery descended
to see what was the matter , but he also remained si-
lent. James Vickery followed the two others , and
it was soon ascertained that he was insensible. Af-
tor the lapse of a few moments, a fourth man was
lowered into the cistern ,having a rope firml y adjust-
ed under his arms, and with much difficulty he suc-
ceeded in attaching cords to the others , who were
drawn out. Cole and John Vickery were found to
be (lead when taken out. James Victory exhibited
some signs of life , and after being partiall y resusci-
•ated, was removed to the Hospit al , by the ad vice of
Drs. J. Bigelow, and J. W. Warren , who were in
•'tendance , and rendered all the aid in their power,
tames Vickery died soon after reaching tlie Hospi-
tal.—[Boston ,Dailv Advertiser , 2d hist.
Trying to Come it Over the Sympathies
'F THE CounT.—In the police court recentl y, Ann
«aker was brought up for snatching a $2 bill from
. ichael Kagin 's counter , Hamilton street. Theev-
Wence was so clear that she could not muster cheek
enough to deny the theft, but she managed to inti-
mate 'hat-she was in an "interesting situation ,"' and
not a fit subject for criminal correction. The offi-
cer who had her in charge noticed that she had
greatly increased in size since he locked her up on
p
Preceeding night. So here was a new matter
or consideration. One of the officers , who is a
?tai>dfather,so far presumed upon his years and tact
'^'ouchi
ng
upon family affairs, "without offending
e delicacy of the most fastidious ," as to ask her
°me questions about time , &c, and succeeded in
?ettl"g answers which if true , made out a case for
..
^
Mediate suspension of proceedings at least. An-
J ' r officer , however, recollected that she was up
(
, i'e 'he munci pal court three months ago, and
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ere Cilme it over the good John Augustus to the
^e
of
$25, by a similar sudden enlargement .which
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aCcoun'ed for in the same way as on the present
tioiTof ?" H° l)r°P°sctl t0 m"ke a sli
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IU exilmina -
Lut s\, Per«on for the satisfaction of the court ,
and wl8
lleclinod t0 s«bmit to his attempted handling,
hoUse of
¦ uP°n sentenced to three months in the
l'>n fleas begin to bite."
Boston Post.
> , \»'?,'la'l said musquetoes—
YC l1 think hin» nearer right."
Pathfinder.
ov very wrong, if lie'il include
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"
¦Dug or two at night"
* South Boston Gazette.
e und ,ju st now , that bran new cheese,
^ borcd a little mite.
American Union.
¦
%; world all knew the writers for
Sn , l Post°n Post were bri ght;
™,'at s the use of this dispute ,
¦
u'ey re always in the ri ght."
I Boston Odd Fellow.
? ll>ey had said that meat is found
in 1l"te a owtejj, pli ght|
BILIARY OBSTRUCTION !
This deadl y foe to human comfort and health , occurs
mostly at the opening of the spring ; althoug h not con-
fined wholl y to that season. It is attended with general
Languor, Listlessncss and Inertia. If the Obstruction
of the Biliary Ducts bo not removed , Diseased Liver is
the consequence , and Death the ultimate ! To avoid all
th ese, Dr. Corbctt offers the onl y Curative Panacea
known.
HEAR WHAT SAYS '
Joseph Loowis, Ksq., the well known and gentlemanly Con-
ductor on the Boston and Po well Kail lioad.
Boston, January 2d , 1850.
During the last spring I was very Bilious. My stom-
ach was very much out of order , indeed to such an extent
that I was hardl y able to leave my room.
This comp laint commenced more than a year ago.
and con ti n ued dail y to grow worse, until I commenced
taki ng Dr. Corbett's Syrup of Sarsaparilla when my
sufferings were effectuall y dispelled. At once I con-
tinued to improve in health until the whole active
healthy tone of my stomach has effectually been restored
me. I have gained twenty-five pounds in weight since
I commenced taking this Syr up, and feel the fullest con-
fid ence in saying, that by this Medicine , and this Med-
icine only , was I relieved from suffering and brought
again to health. In my opin ion it is invaluable !
Tr ulv you r obedient servant ,
JOSEPH L00MIS.
Such testimony as tins is invaluable ; as it comes
from one known f olly to the public. And who, in gen-
erous and sympathizing regard for the sufferings of
thers , has no false delicacy as to stating his own case
and cure.
Sold by EDWARD BRINLEY & CO., Boston ,
Sole Proprietors , and their appointed Agents generall y.
Agents —Wales & Conant , and A. Percival , Barn-
stable ; James Knowles , Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Fal-
mouth ; Josiah Mayo, Chatham : E. Edson , Orleans;
Iliggins & Crosby, Brewster; P. W. lliggins , Well-
fleet.
I'lminh t i, i) .iw.'^n .ii.'huiiMi'ji wimii
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imimf ii»ii
H.iii'iWi"irii iwTFrW'ii-i
tiim>mnii«niiiHiHii»iiHfiwii^
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Dr. Coroetf s sarsaj>arilla.
HARRIED.
In Ccntrovillc , 8th Hit , by F. G. Kelley. Esq., Capt.
Samuel S. Wiley to Miss Penelope 1
'. Waite, both of
Ostcrville.
In West Sandwich , 30th ult., by Rev. Geo. W. Win-
chester, Mr. Andrew J\ Perry to Miss Martha W.,
daug hter of Capt. Rufus Ellis.
In New Bedford , 20th ult., Dr. John Honby, of Eng-
land , to Mrs. Marcia L. Coggeshall , daughter of the
late Hon. Zabdiel Sampson , of Plymouth ; 30th, Solo-
mon Vanning, Esq., of New York , to Mrs. Mary B. Ba-
ker, daug hter of Cromwell Barnard , of Nantnckct.
In Boston , 29th ult., Mr. William Munroe to Miss
Ann Anderson.
In San Francisco, June 7, by Rev. 0. C. Wheeler, at
his residence , Mr. Geo. Inwood , one of onr first settlers,
who emi grated in :46, and shared all the perils and toils
of the war, and has ever been a most excellent citizen ,
to Susan Swain , formerly of New Bedford.
Mr. and Mrs. Inwood have opened a first rate board-
ing house at the corner of Union and Powell streets ,
and on the morning of the 8th , while their table was
surrounded with ladies and gentlemen , the officiating
clergyman arose and introduced the newly married with
the following impromptu ,which, by the parties and their
numerous guests , was requested for publication.
Kind ladies and gentlemen , look once at this table—
Please listen a moment—I'll speak—but no fable—
I'll tell you the truth , and the truth shall be good ,
For 1speak of our Hostess and Mr. Inwood.
But lest I should weary your patience jus t now,
I'll state but a fact , (it pertains to a vow,)
Last eve were united , by sweet Hymen 's chain ,
This honest George Inwood and kind Susan Swain.
Here 's food for oar bodies—there's food for our mind—
Each good in its place—both better, combined—
But to treat you to something that 's really good,
I'll make you acquainted with Mrs. Inwood.
fAlta California.
DIED,
In New Bedford , 29th ult., Edward Francis, son of
Wm. II. atl(i Mary S. Eldridge , 3 years.
In Concord , Mass., on the
-
29th ult , of cancer, Miss
Nancy Hildrcth , aged 61 years.
In Worcester Ilbspital , 2d ult., Mr. Ralph K. Den-
ham, formerl y of Ed garto wn , 45.
In Brooklyn , N. Y., 28th ult., Mr Joshua A. Burke ,
late of Rochester , N. Y., 72.
MW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. F. GILMAN, M. D,
swia®3i®sf ©Ti^iPHtg)^
OS Fctntral-sU^v^JfoMtfoii.
Drs. Jacob Bioei.ow\ ;\MeiuJllfp roUp sors
John C. Wahrhs\/ > If in>*"
Walter Chaxnixo^JLHaryfm*'
*Universky.
N. MoitSR , Esq., , Ad«««(ensha\v, Esq.,
Rev. N. L. Frotiiixoham , D.D. HL JIJctxek, Esq.
D5"l)r. G. will be in Barnstabl e aJulie house of Mrs.
Rriehael Whitman , till Aim.19, afterf which he will be
at Yarmouth Port. I
Bnr nstabl c, Aug. G. tf
WILLIAM J. MWEY,
Commission Merchant « Shipping Ascnl,
67 Gravicr-stccet ./. NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans , Jul y 22. / 3m—faug G
Massachusetts Medica l Society.
\
STATED MEETING of the Censors of the Sixth
il Medical District , will be /icld at the Court House
in Barnstable , on TUKSDATf. Sept. —, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. /¦
All app lications to the Censors for admission into
the Society, must be made i/person.
E. W. CAHPENTER , Secretary
/of the Board of Censors.
DS^The Barnstahle/Distkict Medical So-
ciety will meet at 10 1-2 o'clock, A. M.
Chatha m, Aug. 6.
Mechanics' Mutual Benefit Association.
Office No. 11 Poot's Building, Springf ield, Mass.
THIS ASSOCIATION was organized Oct. 1st,
1849, and was the first of the kind ever organized
in the United States, and is the onl y purel y Mutual
Health Association now in operation. It is managed
by its members ,and has nor/ a large surplus fund draw-
ing interest.
Rates of annual deposits fipr members under fifty
years of age :¦— . /
$2 00 per year draw/ $2 00 per week.
3 00 " " " / 3 00 " "
4 00 " " " / 4 00 " "
5 00 " " "/ 5 00 " "
G 00 " " "I G 00 " "
7 00 " " 'I 7 00 " "
8 00 " " f 8 00 " "
Over fifty, 25 per cent./advance on the above will be
charged. $1 50 in additj fcn to the above will be charg-
ed as Admission Fee the first year.
OFFICERS.
Dirkctoks—6,000 Members.
Pinance Committee.
M. B. Dean, R. G. W. English, M. D.
L. W. KlMRALL , G. PlLLSBURY ,
Rev. R. II. Conk us.
M. B. DEAN. President.
L. W. KIMBALL , Vice President.
II. IT. Dauling, Secretary.
K7=S. HINCKXEY , Middleboro ', General Agent
for Barnstable County . Any one wishing an agency
will app ly to Him. 2m Springfield , Aug. 6.
The Boston Musical Convention ,
Music Teachers' Institute,
WILL be boldcn at the TREMONT TEMPLE , in
Boston , commencing on
Mon day, Astipsst 26tli,
and continuing through the vjeek. The time will be oc-
cup ied much after the niann/rof former Conventions :
the morning being mostly!devoted to Lectures on
Teaching and Church mus/e; the afternoon to Glee
Singing, and the evening to/Cliorns Performances. The
aid of a comp lete Orchestra , and of several distinguish-
ed Professors of Music , is fxr.eetcd.
In order to enable singers generall y to partici pate in
these exercises at a smallJjxpcnsc , the price of admis-
sion is fixed sit TWO D(fLLAltS, for a ticket admit-
ting a gentlemnn and lady.
Such members of previou s classes as design to take a
part in the exercises , are invi ted to attend. It. is par-
tic ularly desired that Ladies and Gentlemen should be
present on the firs t dav.
" LOWELL MASON ,
GEORGE JAMES WEBB.
Tickets for sale by TAPPAN , WH1TTEM0RE &
MASON7, 114 Wasiiington-streot.
Boston Aug. 8. 3\v
Notice.
THE former Students of lVirce Academy are.hereby
notified of their Annual Meeting to be held on
FRIDAY , 16th inst., at lOfo 'clock , A. M. Address
by Job G. Lawton , Esq , Ifill River. Poem by Rev.
S. A. Collins , Rchobatb. /Obituary by Mr. tl. W.
Lawton , Male Assistant. / The gatheiing will take
plac e in the Hall of the ol§ building, with a final fare-
well to its time-honored yalls, and an adjournment to
the Hall of the new building at tl>e close of [lie morn-
ing exercises. Collation in the Vestry.
WM. It. l'EIHCE. President.
S. A. Collins, Jr., Secretary.
Middleboro ', Aug. 6. l p
/Lost, /
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CARPET BAOJlabclIed (leo./Qhij iman , and was
on the stage whVn passed
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flirw^h Barnstable to
Yarmouth , on Wednag^n v, 24ttrult. The tinder will
con fer a favo r, and hi suitably rewarded by leaving the
: same at the house oythc subscriber.
Barnstable , Aug. 5. .ISAAC CHIPMAN.
Medicines ! Medicines!!
nnilE following variety of Medicines may bo fou nd
X at the snbscri lmr's— Richardson's Bitters ; Miller 's
Hitters ; Corbctt'sNUinkerV S.irsanarilla ; Atwood 's.
Langley 's, Wheeler's mul Abbott's Bitt ers, and a vari-
etv of other kinds too nuSioVous to mention.
"aug 6 >t A. PERCIVAL.
FLOUR.—Genesce and Uanj moro Flour ; Corn and
R ye Meal ; Beans, and a uiW; lot of Choose , just
received at A. PEUCIVj JL'S. >v aug 'c
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Barnslablc Co, Mutual Fire Ins, Co.
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tlle """^I'lc County Mutual
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. lire Insiiranc-e Company, a,c hereby notified that
then- Annual Meetmg for the choice of Directors fo !
the ensuing year , and the transaction of any other Im- ¦
siness that may come before them , will bo, held nt their 1
•Office at Banmable Bank. Yarmouth Tort n»
TUESDAY , the 6th day of Aujrust next , at o o'clock i
1P. M. AMOS OTIS , Secretary 'j
Yarmou th Port , July 23. ;}w " /
Summer Retreat-—New Boarding Housj/.
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The
subscriber hereb y informs his frien'ds!
i 'PjS 'i and the public , that he has opened hi aKines, Alpaccas, Cashmeres, Ba-
reges, Muslins, Cringhanis, De-
laines, *<•.
Together with a full selection of
MOURNING GOODS ,
ALSO, ALL THE
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
VISITES AND MANTILLAS,
OF ALL QUALITIES ,
ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER AT THE
MOST DECIDED BARGAINS,
so that all may be assured' that the full value of their
money will re returned to them.
We give you somo^&EASONS "WHY it will be
to your advantage to purchase of us :—
1st. AVo do an immense business, and can afford to
sell at a small nd/ancc over the cost.
2d. We can purchase, ourselves , cheaper in conse-
quence of bny ivfg in larger quantities.
3d. Our ex/enses are smaller, in proportion to on>r
business, tlaain any other Store in New England.
4th . We/close off, at ' the end of every business sea-
son, all th4 old stock on hand : this enables us to take
advantage of the market , and always offer new goods.
5th. AVe sell only for cash,so that we are not oblige*
to ove'rebargo our pay ing customers to make up k»ss««
on l/iid debts.
finall y, our Stock is selected with special reference
t0 the fashionable retailtrade , and comprises the plain-
ist and cheapest fabrics , as well as the richest and bes,t.
Wo Ao &®^m&>& ©©09
No. 1Trcmont Row,
iVcavIy opposite Uoa, lat 17 01 S, Ion 31 W, shi p Pioneer. Child ,
fm Baltimore for San Francisco , 47 ds fm llie Capes.
Ju ne 15, lat 23 56 S, Ion 40 36 W, bark Ellen Noyes ,
fm Boston Apl 16, for California.
§I>o!iC!l .&C.
Boston—Ar 29th , ship Geo W Bourne , Nason , New
Orlea ns; barks Prompt, Parker, Leghorn: Elk , Eldrid ge,
Philad elphia; bri gs Palos , Hatch , Buenos Ayres; Choc-
taw, Kendiick , Charleston; Aonian , Simmons , and
Tangier , Park , Philadel phia; schs Bn r bad ocs, Kogcr.s,
Gonaives; Tremont , Nicholso n, Smithfield , Va: Codcr-
lia , Smith , Norfolk ; 1
) O Brooks , Allen; Jerome, Wil-
lard, and Adelaide, Colcman , Philadel phia ; Augusta ,
Burlingame , and Aerial , Small , Albany; J Q Adams,
Norris , and Era, Cham berlain , New York . Cld , bark
Amazon , Thompson , Apalachicola; bri g Adelphi , Gor-
ham , Malaga; schs John G Faxon , Hall , Pictou; Susan ,
Nickerson , and Montano , llallet, Albany.
New Orleans—Cld 19th , shi ps Hindostan , Gushing,
Boston: Jessore, Cobb, Now York ; bark Hoiner ,McFar-
land , Boston.
Savannah—In port 21st. bark Vesta , for Boston.
Georgetown , DC—Ar 18th , seh E II Nash , Small,
Boston.
Richmond—Ar 26th , sch Sharon , Thacher, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 26th , sch Cornelia , Smith , Albany.
Philadel phia—Ar 28th , barks Sarah B Hale, Atkins ,
Matanzas; Tremont , Sears, Boston; bri gs Canton ,
Crowell ; Emp ire, Crowell , and Brazilian , Hod gdon ,
Boston; schs Rebecca Frances. Nickerson , Camden; Lu-
ther Child , Baker; Lady Suffolk, Baker; Alexandria ,
Studiey, and J O Ireland , Crowell , Boston. Cld 27tb ,
barks Gem , Nickerson , and Nashua , Clifford , do; schs
Sylvia E, Gibbs, and Southerner , Studiey, do.
New York—Ar 27th , ship Maria , Smith , Rio Janeiro;
schs Lamartine , Chapman , Wilmington , NC; 28th , Re-
nown , Chase, Porto Cabello; Gl»be, Small , Salem; GL,
Lovcll , Boston; llu toka , Jones , Baltimore.
New Haven—Ar 27th a 28th , schs Orgon , Bacon ,
Ilallowell ; Susan , Nantucket.
Providence—Ar 27th , schs Union , Bangs, Baltimore;
Delaware, Harding, Philadel phia; Texas, Baker , Gar-
diner.
At llio Janeiro, June 23, bark s E Corning, Lloydjbr
New York , soon; Iowa, Coffin, for Baltimore , do. Go-
ing in , sch Oak Leaf, fm Boston for California.
At Bahia , June 20, bark Mary Irvine , Taylor, for Si-
erra Leone , 5 ds.
Sid fm Savanilla , abt 7th ult, brig Huntress , Cook,
New York.
At Laguayrfi , 5th ult, bri g St Andrew ,Millcr , fm Cur-
acao for Maracaibo , 2 or 3 ds.
At St Thomas , 15lh ult , sch Iiidgeway, Snow, from
Barbadoes for Philad elphia , 3 ds.
Cld at Cienfuegos , 13th ult , shi p Monterey, Crowell ,
New York.
Boston—Ar 30th, barks Orono, Chas e, Koni gsberg;
Lawrence, Crowell , an d Mary la nd, Davis, Baltimo re;
Selah , Atkins , and Oak, Ryder , Phi ladel phia ; bri gs Ma-
ry Stanton , Ryder , Baltimore; Mail , Baker: Amethyst.
Brown , and Sarah , Hi ggins , Philadelphia ; schs Gen
Tay lor, Wri ght. Bahama Islands; J Holt , Chase, AA'il-
mington , NC; Diri go, Simpson , Philadel phia: Cornelia ,
Faulklin , and Narcissa , Jones , New A'ork. Cld , bark
Pil grim , Robinson , Pictou; bri gs G W Brinkerhoff ,
Crocker , Rio Janeiro; Leander Mayo , Aux Cayes; Ann
Maria , Dod ge, San Juan , Cuba; sehs Azof, Galaca r, St
Vincent 1
;; Tellus, Adams. Jereinie; Tbos Fenner , Nick-
erson , Richmond ; Gem , AVilcy, New Haven.
Apalachieola—In port , 17ill. bri g Rogelim , Crowell,
ar !2th fm Chagres, for Boston , Id g.
Charleston-—In port, 26th , barks , Avola , and Veloci-
ty, for Boston , Id g. Adv , bark Acadia , for Providence;
bri g O Taf't, for do.
Baltimore—Ar 27th a 28th , bark Eutaw , Mathews;
Boston; schs Roxbury, Scars , New York; 29t h, Edna C,
Boston. Cld , sch E Hinds , Perry, AVarcham.
Philadel phia—Ar 28th , sch Jacob Itaymond, Bourne ,
Charleston; 29th, bark Delaware , Lewis, Boston; brigs
Emma , Baker , and Mary II, Crowell , do. Cld 29th ,
bri gs Narraguagus , Hinekley; Martin Van Burcn , Hop-
kins , and Isola , Park , Boston; sehs F A Heath. Carver;
Globs, Nickerson; J O Ireland , Crowell , and Harriet ,
Crowell , Boston.
Albany—Ar 29th , schs ferine, Mary, David Cox,
Highlander , Eliza M atild a, Elizabeth , Saganaw , Frank,
Norwich , Albany, and Planter, fm Boston.
Hartford—Ar 29th , schs Jno Randol ph, Baker, Ban-
gor; Juliet , Crosby, Boston.
Bristol , BI—Ar 27th sch Ganges, Sandwich.
At Rio Janeiro June 23d ,all for California , barks Cal-
lao, Dearborn , fm Boston , 1st mate died 20th: Brazil ,
Lewis, fm New Orleans , une; bri g Columbus , Percival ,
fm Boston , do. Sid May 29 , bark Mindoro, Martin , fin
Boston , for California; Juno 2, shi p Albania , Crowell ,
fm New York Mch 21. for do; 8th , brig Baltimore , fm
New Bed ford , for do; 23d , ba rk Iowa , Coffin , Baltimore.
At Port au Prince , 18th ult , brigs Emil y, Young, and
Louisa , Pierce, for Philadel phia , Idg; It Russell , Mayo ,
fin Wilmington , NC , disg to load for New York ; sell
Mary & Elizabeth , Wood , for New York , 19t h.
At Trinidad , 18th ult, bark Franklin , Gibbs , for Bos-
ton , 22d.
Boston—Ar 31st, shi p Gen Bern', Patterson , New
Orleans; schs O'Brien , Peterson , Baltimore; Wm M
Baird , Stubbs , and Homer, Webb, Philadel phia. Cld ,
shi p Callendcr , Goodwi n, New Orleans: barks Girard,
Chase, and Mary, AVbelden , Philadel phia; schs New
York , Goodsell , and Saml A Applcton , Niekerson .New
York; Prudence , Nickerson , Bangor; Tribune , Nick er-
son, Salem.
Savannah—Adv 26th , bark Vesta, Cunningham , for
Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 29th , bark Ida, llallet, Boston. Cld,
bark Reindeer , Green , Rio Janeiro; brig Ity Leeds,
Kinsman , Boston.
Philad elphia—Ar 29th , brig Acorn , Howes, Boston.
Cld, schs Alexandria , Studiey, Boston; T P Cooper,
Godfrey, Plymouth.
New York—Ar 80th , schs October, Baker , George-
town , DC, for Boston; Kokeno, Sparks, St John , PR.—
Cld , shi p llarrisburg, Mathews, Syria; bri g Era , Clark ,
Richmond.
Bristol , RI—Ar 29th , seh Fairfield , Nickerson , Prov-
idence for Baltimore.
At Sisal , 10th ult , barks Ann & Mary, Dawcs, for
Boston , to load on the coast; Kirkwood , Martin , for N
, York, Id g.
At Tabasco , abt 1st ult, brig Maria , Perry,for Boston
next day; sch Ustaloga, Harding, for do, 10 ds.
Boston—Ar 1st , bark Helen Maria , Crosby, Balti-
more; bri gs Ciias Henry, AVilson , Aux Cayes; Robert
. Wing, Crowell , Balti more; China , Studiey, and Harriet
, Newell , Hatch , Philadel phia; schs Croton , Chase, Trin-
; idad ; Frederick , Eugene , Small , Norfolk ; D Philli ps,
Small , Al exandria; Agnes , Loud , and Iteaper , Long,
1 Baltimore; Despatch , Scuddor; C D Hadlock , Davis;
' Gen Clinch , Norris; Alert , Iln.ll; Leander, Nickerson,
I and Friend Hallet , Philadel phia; Grecian , Bearse; Danl
Webster , Lewis; Oliver , AVilcy; Ann T Sipp le, Bearse;
; Nimrod. Lovcli ; Convert , Boult ; AVm II Turncr .Basset;
! Edwin II Adams , Bacon , and Marietta , Parker , A lba ny;
3 Granite State, Mullet; M M Klots, Kenncrson , aiid
, I Lewis, Crowell , New York. Cld , _bark Stamboul , King-
1 (man , Marseilles and Smyrna; Kate Hastings , Allen.
- San Francisco; Appleto n, Nickerson , Baltimore; bri g
1. Spa rtan , Lander , Salem; sch Ehcn Atkins , AVbelden'
Oiipo Haytien.
q Now Orleans—Adv 23d , ship Parthenon Taylor, foi
Boston , large pa rt cargo eng d.
Mobile—Ar 24th . sch L'rbannn , New Orleans for
^
btomngto n or New York.
'. Philadel phia—Ar sist .
'
sch Hamlet.Nickerson , Prov-
iden ce. Cld , barks Swan . Holmes ,'St Thomas; Tre-
; mont Sears, Boston ; schs Ku^ne. Brown: Phoebe Bax-
ter Chapman , and Boston . Corson , do. '
Cl°l VT
A
V-
S
\
Shi |) Mont <^v , Crowell , Cienfu-
egos. Cld -31st . ship Ma nha -s Vi,u.Ya,d, lliggins .Glas-
,gow; sch I-aslnon , Crowell . Ma1a<>- n " bS
fo,
K
New Yor]-
n ~Al' 30th
' sdl li«»"". Kelley, Boston
Norwich—Ar 27th , sch Tigress, Crowell , Boston
Middletow n,. Conn—Ar 29th , sch Independe nce
Barnstable.
Bangor—Ar 29th , sch Jam es, Mitchell .Provincetown.
Boston—Ar 22d , barks Car los, A dams , Turks Is-
la nds: Gem , Nickerson , Philadel phia; brig Thomas F
Knox . Tay lor , Pictou ; schs Emp ire. Lovel'l. and Clari-
on , Childs , Alba ny. Cld . barks Racehorse , (new. of
Boston , 514 tons) Babcock , San Francisco; Crisis , Cof-
fin , Mala ga; bri gs Frank , Coombs , Baltimore; Tangier ,
Park. Philadel phia ; sehs Su san , Baker, Georgetown , D
C; Narcissa. Jones , New York.
Norfolk—Ar 29th, sch AA'atchman. Chapman , Bo-ton.
Baltimore—Cld 31st , barks Hadley, Kent , and Union ,
Kendrick , Boston.
Philadel phia— Ar 1st , brig Chicopee. Emery, Boston.
Cld , bark Eagle, Mathews , 'do; brigs Canton , Crowell ;
Foster. Baker, and Sea Beau , Meritbew , do; schs Har-
riet Fuller , Bradley , and Lady Suffolk , Baker, do.
. New A'ork— Cld 1st , schs Isis, Chase, and Lacon ,
Crowell , Boston.
New London—Ar 31st, sch Tigress, Crowell , Nor-
wich for New York.
Stonington—Ar 31st , sebs Two Brothers , Allen , and
Maria , Kelle y, New A'ork for Boston.
Sandwich—Ar at Cobasset Narrows , 1st , bri g Times
Hinckl cv, Baltimore.
Arrivals, Clearances, dec.
Administratrix Sale. ,,
To be sold at Public, Auction , by order of Court, on
MONDAY , the nineteenth day of August next , at 1
o'clock in the afternoon , 011 the proinises-*-
;n The Homestead of Franklin Nicker-
^
T_^g|fTT^ son, d eceased , situate*-, in the easterl y
jlpiiprrr !|
!
pl!part of the town of Brewster , and con-
^t*§fSltaisiiii§
ta
'n'n
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a'>out six acres oflj and , with a
"'" 'Dwelling House and out buildings
thereon.
Also—Two lots of Wood and Brush Land, ncaai .tlio
homestead , containin g each about one sicre, being fire
real estate of said deceased , or so much th ereof as will
be necessary to pay the just debts of said Franklin
Nickerson , with incidental charges.
EDITH NICKERSON, Admr 'x, '
Brewster, Jul y lfi , 1850.
P, PINEO, M. Di,
PHYSICIAN AND STmGEON,
HAVING permanentl y situated himself in the vil
lage of Barnstable , tenders bis services iu every
branch 'of the profession , to the inhabitants of the towu,
iuid the public generall y.
/ P. S. Attendance given at any hour of the day and
Aii jibt.
Barnstable. Julv 2. tf
New Dress Goods,
SILK AND LINEN POPLINS , ORGANDIES,
MUSLINS , &c—Just received by
JAMES KNOAVLES.
Yarmouth Port , Jul y 23.
Cod Fish,
FOR sale by the subscriber from one to three thou-
sand qtls." COD FISH, (
pod quality, on favorable
terms. 'J. G. N1CKEHSON.
Cotuit Port, June 11.
HORSE NETS—Of various qualities and patterns
for sale by JAS. KNOWLES.
Yarmouth Port, Jul y 23.
^
HAMS—For sale by AVALES & CONANT , Barn-
stable. jul _y_lG
CRASH—CRASH. —1000 Arsbeens of Crash , of ex-
cellent quality, at the very low price of (id per yd.,
may be found at j . KNOWLES' .
Yarmouth Port, June 18,
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'"Denial Office !"
THE public are respectfull y informed that Doers.
"W. Z. W. & J. W. CMAPIWAN,
DSNTISTS,
are now visiting the different towns on the Cape with
their Dental, Office which is so constructed and furnish-
ed as to afford all the conveniences that may be desir-
ed , or possessed in any permanent office that can tend
in the least degree to relieve the patient or facilitate
the operations , and make them pleasant.
They possess all the recent improvements in the
Dental art, and arc prepared to perform any operation ,
however difficult the case may be, in the most skillful
manner.
Drs. C. are now in South Denxis, but will visit the
following towns in the order here given :
South Yarmouth , Barnstable ,
Yarmouth Port, Sandwich.
Hvannis ,
Persons in either of the above named towns , who
wish to secure their professional services , are respect-
full y requested to call on them immediatel y after their
arrival and make an engagement , for unless appoint-
ments are made 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 thei r mineral teeth, &c., and peruse their charges for
Dental operations , which are as reasonable as any other
Dentist 's who operate in a faithful manner. They man-
ufacture their mineral tooth at Hvannis , where their
Dental Laboratory is situated.
Jul y 23.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the Countv of Barnstable:
B F . HALLETT and (JGOUGE LOVELL. Exec-
. utors of tho last Will-V>f BENJAMIN ' HAL-
LETT, late of Barnstable , in smid County, deceased ,
respectfully represents , that th\ debts duo from said
deceased , as nea rly as can be ascertained, amount to
three thousand five hundred dollars : that the charges
of Administration amount to twenty-five dollars , and
that th e personal estate of said deceased is of the val-
ue of three hundred and forty-tbrca dollars and fi fty-
eight cents. They therefore pray Hhat they may be
licensed to sell so much of the real \statc of said de-
ceased , as shall raise the sum of thr\e thousand one
hundred and eighty-one dollars and forty-two cents,
for the payment of said debts and charges. i
B. F. HALLKTT , ?L . /
GEO . LOVELL , ' ^cutors. /
Baunstablk, ss.—At a Court of ProbaEe lioldcy hv
adjournment , at llarnstable. i n and for sa\l Coymty,
on the. 10th dayof Ju|y, 1850— \ /
Upon the foregoing petition of B. P. IlaVcw and
Geo rge Lovell—Ordered , that the sa id petitio\/rs no-
tif y all persons inter ested therein , that the saXie will
be hea rd and acted upon at a Court of ProbatlvUo be
boldcn ;it Yarmouth , in and for said Cotiuti-, cm the
seennd Tuesday of August next , by causing an\ at-
tested copy of said petition and of this order therein ,
to be published in the Barnstable Patriot.a newspaper
printed in Barnstable , t hree weeks successivel y prim-
to said Court, that they may then and there appear^
and shew cause ,if an v they ha ve, why the prayer thereof
should not be granted.
NYMPHAS MARSTOS , Jud grfof Probate.
Copy—Attest:
Jul y 23—3w T. REED , Register.
I Bsirnstalble, ss.—At Court of Probate holden by
I adjournment at Barnstable ,in and f(j(r said County, on
the Kith day of Jul y, A.D., 18.~>0. '
JOSHUA CROWELL , Executor, of the last will of
JONAH CROWELL , late of Chatha m , in said
County, Ksquire , deceased, having/presented for allow-
ance, bis account of administration of said estate—
Ordered—That the said Executor give notice , that
said account will be considered and acted upon , at 11
Court of Probate to be holden at Yarmouth , in and for
said County, on the second Tuesday of August next , by
pu blishing an attested copy of this ord er, three weeks
successivel y, previous to said time, in the Bar nstable
Pat riot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable , th at all
persons interested , may then, and there appoar and
1 shew cause , if any they hav e, wh y the said account
should not be allowed.
NYMPHAS MAUSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
Jul y 23—3w T. REED, Register.
manoIetIronic works.
\ FOB SALE.
THE owners o\the Manomet Iron Co/ propose to
sell their property in North Sandwich , at a valu-
ti on to be made Ky disi nterested judges , mutuall y
agreed upo n, to a Ofljmpany who will raise S100.000
capital to carry on tlfc business , and tlie present pro-
prietors will take of tlfc new stock 25 to $30,000.
The Water Power iAderived from a pond 9 miles in
circu mference, with a iVver failin g su'pply in the dry -
c-it seasons , and the wiVer over the.' surface can be
raised three feet. \ /
The upper privilege ha\ a fall of A 2 1-2 feet , and
can at a small expense be Viised 7 f/et, and ib e works
there are, a Stave Saw Mill Grist Mill , Planin g Mill ,
with suitabl e buildin gs , witl\one AVater AVheel 18 and
one 10 feet—and as a smainpart of the water is used ,
a larae increase of niachincrylean be added.
The lower privilege has a All (if 12 1-2 feet. The
works thereon consist of an ft-on Foundry, two Ma-
chi ne Shops with two 18 feet VA'ater Wheels , a Car
Shop, a Brass Foundry, Blacksmith Shop, Pattern
Store House , Pattern Shop, Carpenter '.* Shop, a Steam
Hammer and Forge House , a lar ae double roof Build-
ing 80 by 00 feet , suitable fur tv\> Steam Hammers
and fo ur Furnaces , and now has 011Vof Kirk' s Patent
Steam Hammers , with one FurnVe and Boiler all
read y for operation , having all the Necessary tools in-
cludi ng Fan Blower , which c^ui be made lo turn out
ten tons of Blooms per day, wit h theL addition of one
Furnace 'without Boiler. Thq'rc are al\o on the prem-
ises one larg e Boa rdin g House , suitable of accommo-
datin g 40 boarders , and six Dwelli ng^ Houses, the
whole embracing about six acres of LanYl—the build-
ings are mostl y new and in good order ,\haviug been
erected four years since. \
Its location is most favmrable to carry on\the manu-
factory of Iron or any other business. Tim rail road
passes within a few rods of the works, wini a depot
and turnouts affording great facilities for loa\lingand
unloading freight—the transportation to No* York
not exceeding SI 50 per ton , being connected\hy the
Cape Cod Rail Road with the tide water at Buzzard's
Bay, and with Boston , Providence , New Bedford , Fall
River , &e. Nails and heavy freight can be delivered
in Boston by packet at 1 }2 1-2 per ton. \
The establishment is will furnished with all the need-
ful tools of modern make, suitable for carry ing on \he
Machinery and Foundry business, and has now a go\d
run of business, and gives emp loyment for 50 or SO
hands. ' \
It, is estimated that not more than one half the wa\
ter power is now used , and the manufacture of Nails*
could easily be added to/ the present business.
For particulars , apply to B. F. LEONARD on the
premises, or to DEMlijf G JAliA'ES, Boston.
Sandwich. July 30. .
Fa res Reduced,
A c c am i n o d a t i o i i L i n e ,
wponn. _--—~2_ From the Cape towns named
^=5
j
j
b elow , by Stages and Rail lioad
T^NiNraiilffiEL '0 aml from 1Sosto
"< ?velT ''"y-1
e^^^^SSfeSS'Sunda .ys exceptod , till further
noti ce. FARES.
From Dennis or Orleans to Boston , SI 50
1 " Brewster to '• 1 25
\" South Yarmouth , South Dennis Harwich
\ or Chatham to Boston , 1 75
JJussengers from Boston to the above named towns,
willSpurciia sc tickets at the Old Colony Rnil Road De-
pot f\r Yarmouth at 2 25, and the difference will be
refundVd them at the end of the route if they go thro
on the sj ime day.
The fiVcs have been reduced to the above rates only
for the Coaches leaving Orleans and Chatham in the
morning, aVl on passengers Iiv the morning train from
Boston \ CALVIN B. BROOKS,
\ CROCKER & SEARS,
\ BOYDEN & HOWARD,
\ SIMEON HIGGINS.
Yarmouth , JuV 9.
SlMiiiboat Notice.
SUMMlc t ARRANGEMENT.
¦
___*_ Th\ Steamer NAUSHON, Captain
^^^ IlKN-n\ Paine, will , until further no-
A_*ftrfife .__l- tic c
'
lo:\c Wcllnet; t at 7 o'clock , A.M.,
Jfeae'!
s3Ss"£i_-"on Moiwvys, AArednesdaya and Fri-
days, for Boston, stopp ing at Brewster and Province-
town for passengers and frMgbt.
Returnin g—Will leave Eastern Steamboat whart,
Boston , at 9 1-2 o'clock , A.M., oa Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays , for ProMncctown , Brewster and
Wcllfleet. \
Stages will run in connection with the Boat at
Browser from Chatham , Harwich and Orleans , and
will be in readiness on the arriV of th,? , oat Vom
Boslon , to convey passengers to eHther of the above
towns. A Stage "will also convey passengers betwecu
Truro and the Boat at Wellnect.
Passengers from Brewster will be conveyed on board
a vessel moored off the landing at 80 clock, A.M. to
be in readiness to go on board the Steamer when she
"
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Z b^weI°cKam, South Dennis , AVest
Harwich , Harwich and Boston , 1 75
i
i
' Bast Harwich " 1 05
u Orlea ns " 1 56
« Brewster , " 1 25
11 Eastham " 1 50
u Truro " 1 38
i' AVelltleet " 1 12
" Provincetown " 1 00
Meals extra. tf Provincetown , June 4