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r-rrniN -G IN- Maixk. -A friend who .3 a
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whirl ,
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speaks , gives us
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" late- tour in Maine , where he has
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p iu7
niin9 al ike Eastward .-
^£0
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" shi p of 800 tons, calculated (or a
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"ir ''lc '!n,S"k port an d 1m.k1I.i- , three shi ps, "'«'
m £ ons%Jof 900 , and a .ma iler ope. I he
of
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rt has been recctiv fold to a New loik
900 ' ,0 ?rr as a packet beiwe'et, that port and L,v-|
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«>^ 1ior workmanshi p and materials she .s un- j
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poH-ind and its vicinit y, there arc sovc.al new \
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ln 1" ; aiier ve?Se!> , some finishe d and other, !
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)S ""i'o comp letion many of which, as ex rav-
iq Pr
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' 1 ."lie-i t bu ilt in Maine , but th is year the y
am)»S t.ie >
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ar e equal
^ ^^ ha v(, ,iH whit (j
Oi|]. rn,m(,s, am]
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fr/i
"rn pine beams and scantling, and in point of
tt 1 of materials and weight of fastening, and
£
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1,"-li. 'V will be hard to be beat. The above sev-
1 ins 'ire within half a mile of each other , and
'".re ,,.•« several smaller ships and barque s in pro-
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-¦ nf bui ldin g in the vicinity.
%.?.. corresp ondent is a practical man , and he
I. '- ,s he writes , in the highest terms , of many
T,\u- new shi ps which he has examine d on his )onr-
°' ' We are happy lo learn (he --access and im-
prove ment of our friends in Mmii o 11. this excellent
Lt .—[Boston Courier.
Trif Rblick of a W reck.-The bark J^iza-
,! Mut.i poiset , which latel y returned to that
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from a whaling voyage , picked up or, the
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round ,-i n Nort h latitude 45 51, West |
1 S9 22 a bell of about 200 lbs weig ht , at tach. ¦,!
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h beam or mast which was nearl y eaten up by :
wor m-. It was sf, mp<-'d on th e uppe r part ''James
S p Allaire. N. Y. 1836. " It is supposed from its
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Zl . a.,d from the appearance of the beam to winch
i, w
'n attache d , that it belong ed to a steamboat. It j
, possible it may be identifi ed as belongmg to the j
llVued President. If so, it >* we beheve , the first
,,s,i,,e which has been broug ht to lig ht of that ves-
sel
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from the date when she was doubtless buried in
tbe
' ocean.—[Boston Dail y Advertiser.
FAU-nitE of the Pawtucket_ Bank —_I Ik
vMt of the bank commissioners to this "iustitulion '
disclosed a system of fraud on the part of the cash-
ier A. A. Tilling hast ,which has been going on for u-
bou
't seven years. An injunc tion has according ly been
laid on the concern. The amount of his defalcation
lias not been ascertained , but it is supposed that hi>
prop erty , which has been made over to the bank to
the amount of 820,000, will by no means cover it
He had had th e whole manag ement of the bank ,and
had loaned pretty largel y to lii s friend ".without good
security. Several failures in the village have , hap-
pened in consequence of the exp losion , which is a
serious misfortu ne to the business of the place. Mr,
Tilling hast was the oldest cashier in the common-
wealth , and had been highl y respected up to the
time of the discovery. —["Boston Post.
A livel y sensation was created among our colored
population yesterday morning, by the appearance of a
stout good looking gentleman in blue coat with bri ght
huilons , and a large cockade upon his hat , who , re-
port, said , was the II. S. Marshal from Charleston ,
S. C, upon a slave-catching expedition. The ru-
mor spread like wild-fire among the colored peop le ,
who naturall y became much excited , and commenc-
ed arming themselves , determined to maintain their
freedom with their lives. Some hours later , how-
ever , the fact leaked out that the. "stout gentleman "
was no other than Mr. Jacobs , the very worthy and
respectable City Marshal of Ciiarlestown , Mass.,
who cmne here,in pursuit of a truant son who had
sailed on Monday in the whaling bark Harvest for
the North Pacific Ocean.—[New Bedford Mercury,
3d inst.
Compiseiiessive Inscription. The monu-
ment over the remains of President Polk , at Nash-
ville , is grand and imposing, and boars this inscri p-
tion :
"By his public policy he defined , established and
extended the boundaries of his country. He plant-
ed the potat o crop in Canada and in Vermont is onl y
Partiall y destroyed by the rot .and it is said the crop
»m be two thirds of an average ; and a lar.-e snr-
'ace havin g been planted a good supp ly wil l be se-
«n-ed. I,, Ma ine , the crop is as bad as in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
CnANBF. RurES.-Tt i, said that the Cranberry
wop 111 Minnesota 1. likel y to prove a failure , the
cr?! "'? T-" rnlIe '1 b-
v ""' %h ™«ter at the
c nberry local,.t es in th at region . \Vl. fear that a
Su.
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" 8imilar niil>' llc expected in this
*«.. Ihe heavy rains have kept many of the
"anherry meadows inun dated during a great pait
•ne season , and those cranberries which are not
«t)t i ( 11 • 'le'"'y< llre fivr 1Vom "1" *' ami *'" be
I '0 tal l victims to an earl y frost. —[Boston Jour.
Goon Invkstment. — A gentleman in the vi-
, lni|)T of Boston latel y invested thirty-nine dollars
st
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p.,,
'81""8
' t0 be Sent t0 California.
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By the last
(300
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°' h «nd broug ht f our hundred and fif-
*i>s l\vT"¦
'a UclIR STER and Milton Bank Rob-
°Ol
^nem
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''ini »i" jail , iic kno uled u es that he
anil
,Mi\,n ' 1R Parties who robbed the Dorchesler
'? S8l00» o *
nk of ' iltKmt ®32.000 , and lias given
P! 'I l|!«Hl ,0
'0
?0 of thn stolen money. A part
¦"* (llr «'eti Ori " buried at South Boston , and underi
ecovere(ii tho place was found and the money
>-nosio n Times.
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'tEA suitp
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ln " in gold I,,
" Un »-—It is said that £70,000 sterl-
'chooner fror
'^ ^eei1 found by a New Bruns nick
af th e P
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'"1. that was in search of it , on
nntt Key " " llnil'habitnd islmids called Great
T|
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' 'leil r Turks Island.
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two Harr ington ,I
*ul> 800 h.,
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esseIs, returned from Sable Island
"'""els of mackerel , "bloaters."
n^ ^cltre?'? Of m°'lesly is that , of a young lad y j
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ltire were
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( shi p-yard where j
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So many ^Ui tco.ik knees, all in plain '
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thous-
ChUrCh members ; tlle Methodist twen-j
q.. of Yarmouth Port, at the Court House, at 1:2
o'clock By order of Clio Kxeeutive Committ ee
oct 8 " DAVID BURSLEY , Chairman.
i Register and Observer please copy.]
DS^The Boston Mercantile Journal gives th e follow-
in g notice of the most popular remed y of the da y :—
Wilfl Clwrry TCntlsnm.
We speak in praise of Wistar 's Balsam of Wild Cher-
ry, becaus e we believe from our own knowled ge of the
article that it is one of the best in the market for the
comp laints for which it is recommended.
This medirince. coming from such a respectable
source , and ca refully prepared hy an experienced and
skillfu l physician , is received 1-iy the public with confi-
denc e. Its efficacy has been proved in many obdurate
cases of disease, and its fame has rap idl y extended. It
has hcen extensivel y used in every part of the country ,
particularl y in the Middle and Northern States ; ami
stru ng test imony from intelli gent and highly respecta-
ble persons , has been adduced in favor of its merits nsa
remed y for colds and coughs , affections of thc chest , dis-
eased l
iver, &c, &c.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
Dr. Wistai-'s BaSsstsmi of Wild Cherry,
on account of its great popularit y has been extensivel y
counterfeited in Philadel phia , a nd some thousand hot-
ties of the- spurious imitation thrown into the market
and extensively circulated.
EXAMINE CLOSE BEFORE PURCHASIN G !
XiOok well to tlie Marks.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles , wit h the
words " Dr. Wistar 's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Phil., "
blown in the glass ; each bottl e bearing a label on the
fro nt, with the signature of II. WIST ATI, M. I).
This will be enveloped with a wrapper ; copyright se-
cured. 1844 , on which will always appear the written
signature of I BUTTS.
Ac,icn-ts.—O. M. Ilincklcy, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles.
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , li'almouth ; Josiah Mayo, Chat-
ham ; E EiNon , Orleans ; Ilujgins & Crosby , Brews-
tcr ; P. W. Higo-ins, Wellflect. '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIED.
In Sandwich, 1st inst ,, by Rev. Mr. Crafts , Mr. Jesse
C. GiH 'ord to Miss Phebc X'urrington , both of Matta-
poisett.
In New Bedford. 26th tilt., Mr. A. E. Lucas to Mis«
Louisa A. Ewer ; 30th , Mr. Perry G. Groves to Miss
Ann Lincoln of Dartmouth ; Mr. Geo, Chase to Miss
Delia M. Wilson ; id inst., Mr. Cyrus Ri pley to Miss
Maria B. Coffin , both of Edjjart ow'
n.
In Dartmouth , 29th tilt.," Mr. Charles Macombcr to
Miss Rebecca S. Russell.
In Taunton, 24th ult., Mr. John Bassett to Miss Sa-
rah C. Lithvop.
In Dorchester , 30th ult., dipt. John Hump hrey, of D.,
to Miss Mary S. Hard y, of Chatham.
In Boston , 24th ult., Mr. Frederick W. Cobb , former-
ly of Nantucket , to Miss Adelia 15., daug hter of the late
Jamc Colliding, Esq , of Uop kinton. *
In Providenc e , 21st nit , Capt. Frederick Slocum of
n«'ta™H *~ W,
^.. OI....1UIU. w , .i...ou.. -• ¦ j ..
:
Sttibhs , Esq., of Fairliavcn.
MARINE LIST.
Port Of Barnstal»l4>, Oct 3d—Ar sloop Mail.
Crocker , Boston. Sid , sch Henry, , mackereling i
4th—Sid sch Sapp ho, Fan-is, Boston.
5th—Sid sloop Mail, Crocker , Boston.
rea , Kcllcy; Erie, (of Fairliaven) Blackmer , and Monon-
?ahe hi , Seabury, North Pacific; Leonidns , Chirk . Pa-
(•ilic; barks Ohio. Sawtull p , do; Harvest , Almy , N Pa-
cific, 2d , ship Midas , WooiUm-hIk0- do. Sid 28th , shi ps
Ameth yst , Howes . Pacific; 30th , Atki ns Adams , (of
Fairhaven) Fish: do: 1st , Erie, {of do); Canton , and Mo-
non«-alic!ii . NT Pacific; Lconidas , Pacific: barks Ohio, do:
Harvest- N Pacific; 2d , ships Morea, Kclley, do; 3d , Mi-
das. WooJbridgc .do.
Girls Waited.
mWO or THHEE GlKLSlo work at the Tailoring
JL Business , to who m good ivages and consr ant em-
ployment will be- given. 'by I S, DOWDING.
Barn stable , Oct. 8. lp
EXTRACT OF COFFEE—B-ora which a cup of
good Coffee enn he made witL biit .little trouble.—
For sale by rife?PKKCIVAL,
£EW ^JJVERTlSEMENm _
CAPE COB BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Cars from Boston leave the Depot of the Old Colony
Hail Road.
ON and after Monday, October 7, 1850, Passenger
Trains will leave Boston and Sandwich dail y,
Sundays exeepted , as follows , viz :
Leave Boston for Sandwich at 7.45 A .M. and 4 00
P.M. 1
Leave Sandwich for Boston af 6.15 A.M. and 2 45
P.M .—intersecting with trains ofjthe Fall River Road
at Middleboro '—which trains intfrsect with/New Bed-
ford Trains at Myrick' s Station.* I
A regular Merchandiz e Train/will leav/ Sandwich
for Boston and Way Stations , dftil y, afcl/o 'clock , A.
M., and returning leave Middlclloro' at *J5 P.M. Prs-
senger Car with this train onl ylbetwectAJMi ddleboro '
and Sandwich. I I
Stages leave Sandwich for t»e Cfipe /on the arrival
of the morning and evening trams. /
Stages leave Monumen t , daily, on thte arrival of the
morning train from Boston, for Falmoi/lh and interme-
d iate stations ,—returning in season for P.M. train for
Boston.
Stages leave Wareham for Sipp ican and Mattapoi-
scton the arrival of the morning and evenins trains.
Fare between Warehiun and New Bedford , when
paid at the Ticket Office , 75 cents; Sandwich and Bos-
' "" " SU/VANUS BOURNE , Superintendent.
Sandwich , Oct. 8.
• Steamboat Notice.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
-JUg^,, The Steamer NAUSHON , Captain
/^**«-X Henry Paikk , will leave Wcllfleot at
^yx
xar ?fPi>%S
7 1-2 o'clock , and /Brewster at. 8 1-2
•*s*
rw^ hsr^- ovioek , A.M , on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays , fo r Provincetown/aml iioston.
Returning—Will leave EasteVi /Steamboat Wharf ,
Boston , at 8 o'clock , A.M., oa Tuesdays , Thursdays
and Saturdays , for Provineetown ,JBrewster and Well-
fleet , j \
Stages will be in readiness on tile arrival of the Boat
at Brcwster and Wellfleet , to confey passengers to the
adjoining towns. I
Fare between Chatham and Bolton , $2 00
" East Harwich }" 1 90
Orleans J" 1 75
" Brewster " 1 50
" Trnro " 1 63
" Wellflect " 1 37
" Provincctown " 1 25
Freight taken as usual.
Provincctown , Oct. 8. U
Mechanic's Mow.
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STOVES ! SlOVES!!
JUST received from the mafufactory, and for sale by
th e subscriber , the largesyand best assortment of
Stoves ever on the Cape, or m.any one store in Boston
or New York , consisting of m
Cooking and Iltalor Stoves
of all sizes and prices. *
Also—Parlor , Sitting aid Dining Room , Hall.
Meeting House, School Jlouse, Vestry and Shop
Stoves , &c—among which^re the
New World Cooking StQvo, different sizes and prices;
Albany do do do;
Rainbow do do tlo ;
Return Flue do do do;
New Eng la nd do do do :
Parlor , Sitting and Dining Room , ami Hall Stoves ;
Golden A ge, a beautiful Stove ;
Double Flue Chandelier Stove, different sizes and
prices ;
Sing le do do do;
Cottage Parlor Air Tight;
Franklin do for wood or coal, different sizes ;
Franklin Air Tij;ht , different sizes nnd prices ; *
Franklin Hot Air , for wood or coal , do.
Als o—Box Stoves , for wood or coal , with or with-
out ovens—and an excellent assortment of Hollow
Ware, too numerous to mention.
QS^Tliose wishin g to purchase , will do well to call
before buy ing elsewhere. GEO. II. BEARSE.
Hyanms , Oct. 8.
Monuments and Grave Stones.
THE subscriber will furnish anything in the above
line, at a liberal discoifi t from ori gin al prices.
Orders for Marble CIIh\JNEY PlECHS. Free-Slone
and Mica HEARTHS , SoEp Stone , Granite , &c, fur-
nished at short n otice , antflon the most liberal torms.
Orders by mail will receive earl y attention.
All work delivered frefFof extra charge.
E. X>. WINSLOW.
Brcwster , (Centre) Oct. 8.
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Notice.
THE Proprietors of the following tracts of Laud in
the town of Harwich , in ihe Comity of Barnstable ,
are notified that the same nre taxed in ihe Tax List
committed to the sul^eribor , th o Collector of Taxes for
said tow n of Harwich , for the years 1847 , '48 and '49 , as
follows :
Widow Ruth Chase , house mid land—tax for 1847 ,
$1 45 ; tax for 1848, SI 45—1J 2 90.
Heirs to estate of Josiah Winslow , land—tax for
1848 , 78ej ta x for 1849 , f.Oe—$1 33.
And if no person shall appear to discharge said
Taxes on or before th<: thirty-first day of October nexl.
at tw o o'clock in the afternoon. I shall proceed to
sell at my dwelling hous e, at yubiio auclion , so much
of said repective traeU of land as shall lie suff icient to
dis charge said taxes and all necessar y iuien'enin ^
charges; THOMAS ALLEN .
Collector of Harwich,
Harwich, Sept. 19, 1850, Sw—iaept 24
Administr atrix's Sale.
I
Will be sold at Public Auction , on M ONDAY 21st
, inst., at 1 o'clock , P. M., at the shop of the late Thos.
I Stetson , deceased ,
A
LL the stock in said Shop, consisting of Men 's Boys'
Ladies ' mid Misses' BOOTS ami SHOES. '
Also— All the Tools of said Shop, w ith the Furni-
ture. &c. &c. /
Also—Will be sold at the same tin*, the BUILD-
INO, used hy him for t he Shoemakinp/bus iness.
Immedia tel y after the sale at the s?op. will be sold
at the house of' the deceas ed , one ton hf English HAY :
one COW , anr ] a tWB v ,,ar old II El I*K . &c.
THAXKFUL G. STE'fSOX. Admr'x.
Barn stable, Oct.;. 3fr
Administra tor 's pile.
j yill he sold at Public Auction , o-i/THURSDAV. the
loth da y of October nex t , at 2 oplock , P. M. on the
premises—¦ /
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belong ing to the e^ave L '
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Ricii , Jr.. decca-H. Miu. /tc in Wcifl ..,. -
(Member of the A»\rican Soc-dti/ of Dental Surgeons )
$&$$* Hi\HJMC»
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AXD SCROICJL
•-^ir^sft . mi&ffillSlP a
Will be in Sandwich nexVt fo«r weeks. sept 24
an. %\ p.Vacxsow,
So. S3 RWVCI',
2d DOOR FROM W-AKlh^GTON STREET ,
<"' i _B»OT©k
it\
THE business herefofo/e done n,\er the name of
COBB & SMITH , is soon to be Settled and clos-
ed. All persons haying fle nmnds or unsettlud business
with the above named Company, are requested to hand
the same in at au earl y Uav for settlement.
KNOCH T. COBB.
EBEK'R SMITH.
Ear nstalile , Sept. 24. 3w
Cattle Show and Fair.
THE Members of the Bcmtslalle County Aqri'ndtural
Society, are hereby notified that the Cattle Show
and Fair of said Society, will he held at the Court
House , in Barnstabl e. on WEDNESDAY , the 16th
day of October next , commencing at 9 o'clock . A.M.
The Members are al-o notified to meet at the same
time and place, for the choice of Officers for the ensil-
ing year , and for the transaction of an}- business per-
taini ng to said Society.
Per order of the Executive Committee.
CHARLES H. BURSLEY , Secretary .
Sept 17
REMOVAL
FROM QTJINCY HALL
TO
stSIMMMS_ BLOCK."
John Simmons & £0,,
Invite the public and their former customers to exam-
ine the enlarged stock of /
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Now on exhibition at their new graaits
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Corner of Congress and Miier-sts, Boston.
;
oct 1 / 2m
Notice,
PICKED up at sea , Sept. 9th. 1 850, hy sch Pauline ,
of Wellfleet , 35 bids FLOUR , in a damaged state.
GEORGE KELLY , MnMr.
Tniro , Oct. 1. 4w
. Jonrnfivman Wanted.
"V S r A N T E D TmiTi cdia lcI y, an i r r l i i n ti ions Jonnicy-
Y
f m a n Shoemaker , of s
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te u! y ha bit' i . to u h i . m ;,;ood
wages wil l he g i v e n . A ppl y i< . H ;>' ! ; Y K'vV IJK,
IJarn- ta hle, («'t. 1. ,'ju
QTOV/'S C1IKMI CAL KUASI VK SOAP— To be
K3 used in pla^o of the Washing Fluid. For sale by '
oct 1 . WALES & COSAKT. ,.
Boston-, Oct 4.— Coffee—With the exception of a
lot of Java , there is very little of an y kind in first hands,
! Sales of 350 bags St Domingo common at llc; lots of I
I 50 bags to the trad e 11 1-2 a 11 3-4; some La-niayra '
j 12 l -2c per 11) . 6 ids. b j
j
| Fi,h— .Mackerel have come in more freely and prices I
I
are a little loner. Sales of Xo 1 at 9 7.r>"a S I 0- \o '
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7 75 a SS; No 4 ?4 per bbl. cash. In Nova Scotia M
*
ack
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|crel there is not much doing. Mo 3 in bond are held 'it '
4 25 a 4 50, cash. Dry Fi*h sell readil y at I 2S a 1 26
for ll-\:,c: ] -i:> for Haddock: S2 for small Cod ; 2 56 a
2 62 for Western Bank , and 2 12 a 2 25 for Bay Cha- -|
lour, per qtl , ca^ h.
ilour— Is in stead y demand, and considerable sales!
have been made , partic ularl y the comm on descriptions !
ot \\ p-i tern wni. h are disposed of about as faai-aiso Julv 1, brigs Columbia , Philli ps,
j ilo Mch 13; Sacramento. Mar shall , do Feb 5: 26th shi p
1 Maratho n, Wnterma,, , do M cli 14: brig John Clifford.
j Hobinso n. do Mch 11: 27th. hark Niagara , Jarvis , do
\'i , l ','n
S ',h
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P|'T ])alniati a. Folger. New Orleans. Oct
I 14, 6t Catharin es Feb 27 ; 30th , !,ark Wallace. Turner.
Boston iUcb a; |,,.ig Edinburgh , Suett.d o Mch 15. Cld
I a 1 i '-S !
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!1'lccr - B.uchelder . HUM 1 !>0 !(it Bav; 20th ,
Arehelaus , Crosby, Monterey; 2Gtb , Zaiuc Ro-crs Pan-
j ama; 2Sth , slii p Flavi n, . IWr ,, Hon olulu
fe
Galvcston—Sld I 7th. bfirk Nonimbega. Baxter New
.1 a 1 !
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20lll > s!li P J W I''-.
Silks " " / \
De liaiuses ", | >^
Prints '"' " I \
Hwsaselsccping- Goods, of all kinds ,
CJloves siBid Hosiery "
Trimmings "
and all sorts and kinds and qualities 0! Dry Goodsi
suited to the wants of families and always at LOW
PRICES.
Whenever you visit Boston , visit this New and very
convenient Store , and make your purchases too, if you
would consult your own interest.
1 224 Washington
^ P,fra^ ofSnnimer-gt,
CSjE®. W. PETTES.
oct 8 is3m
PROUTr & MEAJRS'S
NEW AND IMPROVED
Hot- Air Furnace and Ventilator,
FOR 185O. . '
^e*el?*%K
This Furnace is one of the
J$W j k 'asl anf' most improved pat-
ff "T'l lll ^\S 'cms we have had the pleas-
ifeWl IP s> nre of presenting to .the pub-
iktv, ( , f ''c- It isj the result of much
«>lt '' il |/ ^n ^
carefu l observation , -prnctical
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^\ ' .^ il expericnefc , and a- determina-
X ' n, *
\& ' tion to overcome many of the
W(l ] ' 41 serious oljections' which have
^upper tubes into the ra-
diator on the top, the nce olF t\j the back radiator , down
one half of those tubes , up thej ptlicr half.when it makes
its escape into the chimney, n\us-radiating a large a-
mount of heat , giving a mild andicqnal temperature to
the whole of the air in the furlacevdiamber, f'r.om which
it is conducted into the sever!] apw-tments to be warm-
ed .—the combustion of the fael befcig so slow , that we
do not expose any red hot irin to th\ air to be heated,
and it is so easil y controlledlthat thoVequired heat can
be increased or diminished Kit p!e;isurV with a corres-
ponding consumption of furl. Being flLiit 4 1-2 feet in.
hei ght , it can be easily played in any ee\lar,-and in all
cases we warrant them to jive entire satisfaction.
We would invite all wh0. JAMES BARRON.
Noiice.j t C /
THE subscriber beinsr abf iiu-o letfye tojjsrf rora short
time, requests all pcr;i«s hiwvrg dCTiands againsi
him , to present the same/jo r payment. And all per-
sons are hereb y forbid tru/ting apv one on mv account
without an order. I jmWAIll) LORING.
Bar nstable , Oct. S, 18i$. '
A LL persons desirous of emp loyment in Knitting,
ii can find ihe materut'k iiy app l y ing to the subscri-
ber. Those at a distance^fcui
be
aecouunoilatcii.
• j N. a, PERCIVAL.
Barnstable , Oct. S. 1 >
^
List of Letters
REMAINING in the Post Office , Barnstable, on ths
30th day of September , 1850,
Henry Anson. E M Gardiner , Esq.,
Miss 'Eveline Bod ge, Harvey H.Lovell , Esq.,
Asa Blis*. Hercules Jones , KBq.,
Miss Isndnre Rli« » , ' Alansing Jones!
Thomas Baxton , Charles Luce, Esq.,
Fra ncis W Chase , George Lovell ,
David B Coleman , Isaac Maguire,
Mary Conry, Ruth A Nickerson ,
A' B' & 1) Crocker & Co. Capt. James -Otic.
Charles C Ciocker , Eplira im Richnrdcon ,
Dr. H E McCullum , Simeon Tay lor,
Capt. Uigg ins Crowell , Jr., F A Weissner.
Dr. John B Crocker , Moses Willia ms..
Benjamin F Davis ,
oct 1 R. AINSWORTH. Po?i t Magtar.
Exposition des /Nouveautes -
AT Tl-jfc
LADIES' EXCHANGE.
192 Washing ton Street,
And 1 HawJfiy street, Winston,
GEO, .W,- WARREN & CO.,
KESPECTFUIX y GIVE NOTICE
¦ op Ihe
ARRIVAL All) OPENING
of their liwgdf im jii ;i't;'ji o:] of
Rich and B«auti!ii! Goods, '
FOK *85EBffi W A M ,HA1A:K ,
Being selections Vrom all the new m d clioj ie twlos vf
L<»'U MSD SQUARE
' S H A W L S ,
DRESS All CLOAK SILKS,
¦ '
CASHMERES D'EfUSSE, MOUSSELINHS DE-
LAINE , and all .otlftr new DRESS FABRICS ,—
CLOAK GOODS , tRLVETS. THIPETS CASH-
MEIl .ES & MERIN(iS;M5MBU01DERIE S; LACES;
SCARFS. 1
\
. ai^D^mMSM® ©@@jsBa
Oi' KJ ERY JlESCItll'TlON. ¦
HOS1EKY, GBOTES, etc, etc., which aro to
a-lipear THIS SEASON IN PARIS ami LONDON.
I —aW©— ,
A. GOMStsTB "STOaZ OF
STAPLE 4O(3BS.
LINEN.SHKHTlioS. of all witl t\«
; LINEN SHIRT-
INGS and FRONtlNGS; DAA-mSKS and DAM-
ASK CLOTHS:] NAPKINS anS DOYLIES to
m atch ;- BLANKi'iTS; FLANNELS ; COUNTER-
PANES ; COTTON S ; EURMTUliES ; TABLE
and P1AX0 CLO'IHS , and all olhcr
HOPSE FUMlSffliNG A&TICLES,
in all of which we are careful to have fabriVs which will
give satisfaction. \
Haviiii; aildeil a 'new building, ©nc ISlstHtiJ'Cfl
Wee.t liOat|f, two stories lii^h, for our Wholesale
Trade , thus extending our Store throug h to Hawley
.
st reet, and entirel y refitted our former Store , cxclusivo.
Iv for our Retail Trade, we have now
TilE LONGEST STORE
In tJ»e Un ited §fsitcs,
being 250 feet by 31 , and filled with the richest nnd
best selected Stock it has ever been our pleas u re to
present to our friends ami customers ; find » price has
been affixed to each article which we tec I assured will
be perfectly saiisfanorv to the buver.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. W. WARREN &¦ COMPANY.
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Auction Notice.
W
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' PuWic Air ''0"> at thc TJnitarlar
nc^'af^oVVlrT
16
' °" SATUKDA1 >
T^x^nrroi
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n,ofr4rdor !toij8thei
_ Also—A second-hand Hcnv>e , and various other ar-
tK>les - ^y ord er of the Parish Committee
oct S.
Auction Sale.
Will be sold at Public Auction , on THURSDAY.
17th inst., at 1 o'clockfoi*."T\l
r\OH the premises—
J}jc&iL '^'le Dwelling lL*fce foi-mi;rl y^#Tiedand
(fgl'fag occup ied ''S^te Ba/e Etl*-^Vhehlen and
J|ii|&l Eunice II. Waiter, sitiiat* in We&fjfihma-
Also—Two lots ofw'astur e Lnyl co^SiniiVfabout
•i or 5 acres, all of wl pch is fenced/** stWie wall.
Icrms and condittons made known at the time and
place of sale. /
For particu lars , /nqnir e of EB-E'n
'
wHELDE\t or
ISAAC WHELnj N , near Hwf premi ses or ISAIAH
iv 'i DLL, Chatham. 2w Chatham , Oct 8
Sheriff a Sale.
Baraastn5>ie, ss. SmEiusM 07t h. 1S50.
Taken on execution , and will be sold at Public Auc-
tion , on the ninth day of JK«iemher ni^:t, at tw o
o'clock in tbe after noon , orfthe premise/ hereinafter
M A
U the ri filit infcq tft y ihi/h Charles C.
Mo ;ton , of liar nstMe, in s:*/('ounty, ma->
ter niariii er . hncl oJTthe lOtluflt j- of A pril , A .
¦D. . 1850, when tl/e same wa/ifLu-lied on the
original writ , of reileemirjg the f'oll/wiiijvinortgiigt 'd
Real Estate , situate in the easterl y /art ol sirid Barns-
table , consistin a; of clear/d land arfd oi-chard in