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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
MECHANICS FAIR.

Men ofall parties, --and women too in this sec
ton OF Maine and in all New England will please to
remember the Mechanic Fair, 10 be held IN Portland
onthe 24th OF september. The Ladies of Naine are
not interested in politics, and we hope therefore,
they will both have the disposition and find the time
to give the Fair their attention. The mechanics of
Maine and all interested in the honor and usefulness
OF mechanical pursuits will thank them heartily for
Their exertions in this benevolent cause. The nge-
nuy, industry and taste of the Ladies of Maine will
be tested at the Fair. The ladies will remember
this and make an effort therefore to rival the exer-
tons Of the patriotic ladies of our sister States
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

HORRIBLE. A correspondent in Liberty
writes us that the wife of Nicholas Lanfrs,
of Washington, while in state of insanity,
lately murdered her own child, about 8
months old by cutting its head with an axe.
She endeavored to cut off its head, but it
seems IN Used her blow. Being shown the
bloody axe, she said it looked pleasant.
What must be her sensations when she re-
gains her senses. if she ever does! IL IS
said she labored under religious mania,
believing her child would go to heaven if
despatched that day Banner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

The following is one oflhe Resolutions referred TO-
Resolved, That we tiust the time has not yet
come when the Treemen of old incon arc TO be
corrupted by tho feelings of NaItin Van Puren's
Sub reasurers, hut that we will stand erect and
breast Executive patronage and Official influence by
which they are atemptingio PROSTATE us, by bring
ing them in conflict with the Freedom of Elections
ard that successfully TO do this, onr motto hall be
UNION, HARMONY, and UNTlRING VIGI-
LANCE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

NOTICE.
S1'ArE OF MAINE.


.auGUsTA, Aucur 81. 1888 {
n HEREBY give notice, that MI the Noies f,I
Il Bounty on Wheat ", held by the several
Towns against The Sinte herring date March I2,
1898, pn>abc Marr', l2. lS}a, will he paid on pre-
seniaion nj this office. The Treasure of Tho re-
spcctive Towns may forward their notes Nv ma or
private vr,ance, fr which checks will be re-
United rs fellows. viz: For The Counties Of York,
Cumberland. ard Oxiard. on Portland
For tn" Counties o Penobscot, Waldo, and Han
cock, on Bangor
For The Counties of Konnrber, Lincoln, ana Som
crset, on Augusta and llallowe
For the County of Washington, on CnInis.
Further NJ tee is hereby given ihat all notes da-
ted and payable rs above, which have been disposed
Of by the Towns and are nnv held hv ind vidlals
or corporations win be paii in the month If Octo-
her next, Of which n,,ice viii he oiv"n here fter.
J. Is CAIOON, T. easurer. :.
All The papers princd in III State, are requested
ia p,ialisi, The ah,,ve 3 wccts %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

TIE disturbance al Bor3oia. Paragraphs were
going the rounds, a few weeks since, stating that
there had been "hale up'' among the students of
iowdom College, and that resolutions nd been pre-
scented 10 the Government concerning Inc President
&c. Since that time, the Junior and Sophomore
Classes have voluntarily withdrawn their resou-
TONS and there has been yet no insubordina-
ton on the part Of the students.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

fDoLooK OUT FOR BRIBERY AND COR.
RUPTIoN. The Locofocos in Bangor are
said to have received large sum of money
from Washington for electoneering pur-
poses. Is II raised by a requsitiou on the
Locofoco office holders, or is it part of
the fourth instalment of the surplus reve-
nue., which has been unjustly withheld by
the Locofocos from the people ?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
aBoSToN rs MAINE p

The Telescope, that vile tory locofpco, Custom
House print, made lis appearance, on Tuesday morning,
filled with oco-f1cosm,an toryslandeis contrary TO lis
Professions but in strict conformity with It's usual prac
tice.
The article which VIC have particular allusion, and
wish to call the attention of our friends, is the first n1er
the editorial head, AMI is headed "Boston rs Maine"
The god-atbers of that dirty banng of tory print,
pretend to give and bona de expression of the
editor of the Boston Atlas which paper, this Legitimate
founlng STYLES as the known organ of the BosToN
kRIsTooRAcY," and then goes on with long string
of miserable abuse Of what they pcased in the super
abundance of their wisdom, to denominate "combined
arsiocracy,'' "Wealh Of Massachusetts, "AlIed
Bank Influence Sc, sc, which their daring and
experienced kindred of The Argus would have comprised
under the commodous term Of Observation-Disclosures
alism-Boston ederalists, &c which being interpreted,
according to the sagrs of loco oco iiera found to
mean Whigs-Whiggsm, Boston Wings &c.
After this, comes The extract "and full grown ''mon
ster' II s-accordng to the reading of the Telescope
But why dill not the Telescope publish the whole ar-
che, and as it PREF Sses to be ncatrd why did not that
paper lay before lis readers, impartial Of the
whole story, iii wished to rlli,h Wiling about il!
PLAINLY we answer, (anl every body can understand
it) because hat woa not answer the full purposes of
This dirty tory organ.
The clan that speak through tie Telescope, ought to
Know if they capable of Knowing any thing, thai the
Boston tIas has always been preno in deltn ling the
rights and interests If State an never 10 certain
knowledge, has that raIrr endorsed sentiment, militia
ting az inst honor, credit, disparaging
To the rc,ersr.-n has ably set forth
claims, the enterprise Of inhabitants, the bound
lass Of onr State. AMI in every way, expressed
the most exalted opinions Of our ,arious interests. So
much for this fearful organ Of the Boston Aristocracv
AL we hope when the Telescope. again attempts To
make extracts '.jpat .fjfe e1,cton," ii will keep the
WHOLE truth, in view, a, not ly copying lase dis
oreh an garbpd extract from the Argus attempt to de.
ceve an ms lea its readers, with rcgard the scnii-
mrns and feelings entertained by our Wig papers or
whig lricn Is abroad.
Perhaps il may he well 10 add that lie chief writcr of
the weakly nonsense that appears the Telescope is
certain Eomi Cfcal, Yet Of age " o during his mi
n'rly, has aced as occasional Inspector SC &C. with
compensation of S3pcr day. inspecting sab when the
others ,ilsest eeclionecring.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

The steamer john w. Richmond, Capt
Townsend from Providence for New York,
night, off Gull Light, and received consid-
cradle damage, supposed to the amount of
$1,000. The night was very dark, and
the schr had no lights. She will be taken
of the line for few days to repair = Top
lifts Boohs.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
NOTICE

MS Hereby given that The subscriber has been d''-
Mv appointed executor on the estate OF ralencr
McFmden late Of Georgetown in the County of
Lincoln, decreased; and has taken upon himself lhat
trust. by giving bond. as the law Directs And nj
persons having demands upon the estate OF The sad
Patience McFaddcn are requested to exhibit the
same, and all pers ms indebted TO the said estate are
called upon to make payment
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
NOTICE..

1T will be seen bya warrant n the town house
n that measures have been adapted 10 form a
Unvcrsalis Society in this town. A meeting for the
purpose will be held this evening Thursday ut sew
en- o'clock AT the house of Mr.. Oliver Moses Meas
ures will there be considered Tor The future SUI port
ofihe Gospel
All persons DESTROYS Of aiding in the object are
invited 10 attend
Raih. Sent. 6. I-3S. %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
a administrators Notice.

IA Office is her nv given. that lie subscriber has
! V been duly appointed minsfr tor on The estate
of Ebrn, ger McLoon late of Bath, in the Coun'y
of Lincoln, deceased: md has taken upon himself
thai trust by giving hnn's as the law directs; and
all persons having demands upon the esr1tc of the
SAID Ebcncz"r AlrLo"n. are requested TO exhibit the
same. and II persons indebted TO the said estate,
are called upon 10 make pavmrn'.
EBENEZER CLAP.
Barb Aug. 81 1893
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
7HECIIFCII I.IST

The act additional to an act 10 regulate elections
approved Norct %, 1898, imposes fine Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS on all Se'ecimen who neg
l"ct to keep check list ofle voters at The polls as
PROV ided in the act Of March % 1921.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

1--WE acknowledge the receipt of the proceedings of
the Wing meeting Of The citizens Of WISCA SSEr and
vicinity and regret thew received in season for
insertion. The Resolutions adopted breathe a right
spirit adopting the motto of the party, "UNION
HARMONY and VIGILANCE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
Collectors .No,fcc.

MT OTICEis hereby given 10 the nonresident
u propri'tors If land in the in the town Of B""
dom. County of Lincoln. and State Of Maine, that
the FOL owing land in sid Town have been taxed
town and County taxes in the bills committed -
me for collection for tho year 1896 and 1887 o4
lows.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
NJ RRlED.

In tits town on Tuesday morning bv the Rev.
Mr. Eingwo od, Mr. lorenzo Parker, TO Miss Ra
chaI n Clapp,
In this to,n, by Rev. G. Fuller, Mr. Barnnhas P.
TeIev of Whitcfed to Miss Mary Ann .7rnod Of
Bath f..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
DI Ed.

In this town. on Sunday inst, Miss Ellznbeth X,
A nv. daughter of Thomas Agrv Esq. aged 90
III Wisrnsset, Mr. Thomas 'Trnndy ag d 81.
In North Reading. Mass while on visit 10 her
friends .lfss Susan. d ughter OF Mr. Joshua Damon
of W iscnsset Mo apcd 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
BOUNDARY SURVEY.

We learn privately from Pangor (suys the Adver-
tiser>ihat Gov.Kent was on Saturday to appoint ON
missoners to run the Disputed line, agreeaby with
Instructions from the State Legislature. The Of
fetal notice will probably appear in the.ncx State
paper
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

For election returns and other impor-
tant matter, see extra accompanying this
paper.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
FINE OH < GEE!

:" ILL be sold nj rubc AUCTION, on Wednos.
Wv next, S'pt 1911 at 10 o'clock A. M, nm
less disposed of previously that convenient, and
agreeable Two story dweIling-honsc; near the old
Aca envy. formerly owned by David S,nson Esq
and two years since occupied by ME-. Cannot,
Said !, use is pleasantly situated. with fine Gar.
den spot and convenient out bull lii rs and will be
sold at largain.
For further particulars, inquire of Mr.. Richards
Nnt,cr, Front Street.
Sale positive-terms made known n, Sale on the
promises. Bath. Sept 6, le3'. 23
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

.4nd un'rss id Taxes with all necessary int.
veh'ng rl,arses shall be paid to mo at my dwcllit
hon in Bpwd, in before the time of sal. en- m,.ys,
"f Ia" above d. scribe real estate, as will nav II
same. u he sold NJ public auction at the dwell ns
lrns" ofJoln r. Bnkcr. in Bowdon, ON Saturfrv
tie 9Th day Of De, en- Lcr neAt at two Of the c r.s
in the afternoon.
JOSEPH BRIRY, Collector
Bovdoin, May 1St 1893 %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

CLEARED.
Ang %. Cleared bris Fcnjmn, OILS, Cuba
Sch Hunter. Stnll. Pfovdcnrc
1uesdiy. Ar SCH Enterprise, Wyman, N la.
ven.
IInvrn - -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

EFFECTS OF THE EXPERIMENT UPON THE
Wool GROWING INTFREsTs.-The following tabular
statement exhibits glance the loss sustained by wool
growers in consequence of the course of the Admnisa
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
MARINE LIST.
~ % w r % y EI.g Try.

ARRIVED
ar ecIs Ilunxr. Small. Providence.
Aug. 20 Ar sch Texas, Small, Sa.cm; Brig 4
tic. Bro"kinss. Per'h Am ov
S"h Ceres, Schnii,9 Ro<tnn
SEQ Nrlh Star. Dpn8fll. N York.
Aug 81 Ar sch onc, D'Wolf Boston.
Sept. LIST. Ar ship lasqsstse, NlarshlTl. Havrc.
13 days, ballast and specie. Lth Slip Vr de P uis'
Troti. for N Orc"n' few DAYS. Slip Platina, Dun
can, for Ibis port. sailed DAYS n''re.
Sept = Ar sch Hudson, WymIn, Piclou, via
Boston
Sch Oscar, Chase, n Haven.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06
NOTICE.

IDHE Annual Meeting oithe Stockholders Of
L tile New Meadows Granite Company, Will
be holden ut The Office OF Ebcnezer Clap, Bath
Me-, on TIL RsDAY, 9Th day of September next
at 3 O'clock, P. Nj. for the choice of Otlircrs and
transaction ofany other business that may come be-
fore them. EBEN'R CLAP, Clerk.
Bath, Me. Aug. 81, 1898. 20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-09-06

FOR BATH, Gardner AND HAL
LOWELL,
h e~o IA The new, elegant md fist sa'Iin
SszisEsSS--t steamboat C. WIND ERBILT, An
drew Blown master, will leave Boston Fl ,m The
end Of T wharf, every I UESD.Y and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON Al Z otlbck.
Returning will leave Bath every MON
DAY and THUR DAY AFTERNOON, at o.
clork.
~ Freight taken.
Carriages will be in readiness on arrival of the
c. Vanderbilt at IIallowcll to convey passengers 10
Augusta, Wairrvilic, &c
All Bank Blls, Specie and Baggage of every dcs-
crption, will he received only upon the express
rondilion that il be cuiire at the risk lis ow-
FARE-Tlal Dwell TO Il son 5000
Bath 10 Prston $50
Ialowe or Gardiner to Bath 75cts
n B. III persons are forbid trusting any one on
account of The above boat or owners.
For further It;cn'ars, ap,lv II
s. ANDERSON, Bath
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

IA LIVERPOOL PACK ETs:-To sail iron
ES New York the 8th and from Liverpool ha 24th
@each month In the except that when these date
fall Sunday the sailing OF the be deferred unit
the mex, day.
Feb a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON H. Holaredge, 67'
Feb. s-ship PENNSYLVANIA, Johp p Smith &c otons
April s-ship INDEPENDENCE, +. Nye, master, 7s'
Sept s.-ship ROSCOE, j. C. Deaao, master, $40 toas
LIVERPOOL.
Dec. 2.-ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan. 4.-Ship IND DEPENDENCE.
Feb 2A-Sbip ROSCOE.
March 4-ship GEO WASHINGTON
These ships all Of the first commanded by men oi
great and VIII be spared 10
have The Recommendations convenient and the stores Of The hi
description The rate OF out Is fixed by understand
ing with the poprieiors of the other packet lines $H Mel
her The captains of these will be RESPONSE
BILE for letters parcels packages by the above ships
unless regular bills OF ladng signed therefor For freight
GRiNNELL, MINI 1 RN s CO. 1874 Front st. NJ Yor
wILDES. PiCKERSo I'LL co. Liverpool. j2S
lii COMMERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
<sT& TON PACKETS-The following vessels compose the
nsszabove Line Of Packets
Brig DiMON. Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CORDELIA. Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUENOS AYREs, w. Stuart master.
New -, Whittlesey MASTER
The all first vessels built expressly this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
and exertion will be made please shippers and paeEge
All goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped free of
commissions.
Forregh apply on board, between Murray and
Pine ST. wharves, or to
JOSEPH TINKHAM& F. DIMON,
81 South ST. stairs,
WM. A. Caldwell SONS,
l24 Agents, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

first days of spring. and the revival of business, our
advertisements are already beginning to swell to an
exisnt commensurate with our dimensions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

IA MOBILE PACKETS.
(xy8 ship EDwlNA tnsw) q. West, master.
- Ship HECTOR, d. y Post, master
ship LoRENA J. Urquhart, master.
Ship TUSkINA, r. ri. Post, master.
Ship ALBANIAN, w. y. Lane, master.
ship RUSSELL BALDWIN ,. N. Magma, master.
Ship JUNIOR, W. H. Williams. master.
Ship ELISHA DENls0N, y. West, MASTER
Ship ST. JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master.
The viii consist OF nine ships which will enable
despatch three vessels month"; when the trade requires it,
These ships first class built expressly for the
OF materials coppercd and copper fastened
sve and hshdsome accommodations, and commanded by
periepced masters and will sail punctusy. advertised
when tho day saing fails Sunday, the ship viii sail
the Monday following The prize Of passage e7s. without
liquors All goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped
l5s X d. HURLBUT co. "a sousA street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

nR. JOHNSON ce-soaea cor6destisny ~ MS onse,
~ No. ~ Duass street. hetween Chatham nnd - ~
the following diseases, vn:-Gonorrhcra, oosscrss,
Structures Seminal weakness and the rnersne -
lag from poison improper treatment VI 1osssoe
engages remove recest Affections W. ~ o.ys
~. nee ~ .nv debslins or rudous ncdene
tson business Persons enirusrg themselves
an. most scropious sores, liberated egn
&c speedily besled sussssr wous 40 Wen ny Evisg ~
Icho,, csn preventative be made agaipsk
,he Foregoing dcsss hcs has never fab
"a nd rrbis hesrs ser exposure. Lett
,ss s, nsd ard enclosing sfee, have the
ss,cs,e md directions tsuse fervarded
Attend ance A. NJ 10 III n sixbl Dr.. yehcses 80
p..cr from ~ Chambers street. f2i-lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

+ $::. S'E fE'H master, s ss:s
Isl April, Ship BALTIMoRE, s4,h h H Hsse"oer'
Isl bb9 egssmi.r 'F4'1 MASTER sss ssse@ssr
The commanders are well A,v their reputation e N.
guarantee of the qualities Of their The
Passengers viii be supplied with every resuse o' COM
INTENDED for these vesse viii be forwarded by the
% 'tf aScRES egos1% Buildings
III To sal. SA ao% A.S 4oIs ,s IS5
No.. ton, 1 Jan; u, rhe 18th Of each MONTH
From New Yoi' f0' "I From Knss,a,. liam,
i0th October, 18th November,
10th February, 18th March
1S'S 5 HRsa' l lss s Miiy
1ath August 18th September.
From New York A0 FROM %sssr T sal
I Is,s Ss,, 81, Isih pssemsef,
10th March, 18th April,
1 1sts S MIy. i is's August Iu.s;
18th September. 18th oc!scbsr.
and Th 81 'se
tons fer passengers and being furnished
pesa sed sede q: NE rnss Re.
usual w ps Sa ships m @ s price
asoo sesr1g; Tsge ss 70. terms
- w%LEAN S:1fhe LOUISIANA,
49, Monday, from New York, and from New Orleans,
and TO insure the strctest puncualty In the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter OF tho following shpss
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Palmer, lst- Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Eldridge 18th Jan.
Shp vICKSBURG, Capt wooehouse, 18th Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis 18th Feb.
Ship YAZOO Capt Trask, 26th Feb.
The above ships all OF the first class, copper
fasRed and coppered and upwards Of 500 tons bunhea
of very light dram OF water, being built In this city.
pressy for the trade The price Of passage fixed al eloo
their cabins fitted the
plan, and fur nsed In and elegant style Ample
ofhs FIRST quality viii BE- provided and every regard had to
by captains well experienced In the trade,
who will give attention aad the mseves
sdate. They will at all times be towed and down
Mississippi by boats and the strictes punctually
observed in The time ofang Neither the
ships will he Ponsbie FOR ewery bullion precious
silver plated for any parcel pack
age by put board Of them unless guar bills Of
sdHg for the and the value therein expressed
All goods the subscriber will be forwarded
commission For freight passage, apply To
X. X COLLINS K CO. - South st
No freight received after the Saturday evening
he day OF sailing. dN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

QOOMs TO LET-rw.shss e ss,.,ssA EN-. 80 a
- - 80 ~" - -rp""t - r1-tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

rs,.Ths packets composing the above ise viii sell
91E an req ular successlon a. follows
sh,p ANGELIQUE, ~ Nichok, master
sbip OCMUIG ZEE, (newl r. y beavnL
ahip MACON, w. Osbcrr, master
ship CELIA, ID. \. Porter, msaer
ship LOUISA, u. ". Truman, master
shir OCONE X, (newl ,. ID. Wilson, nseter. =.
The above ships all bull N New rofs s,prsy
this business AID commanded by captains wen
isk the trade Their rodaors are very 80
svery facility ul be afforded shippers and psseerssrs
sc~d~ forwarded the suhssrbers will be hppcd RE-
ou,uni~ios. SCOTT MORRELL, ~ sssm - in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
Dr CuERaY,s AsTRINcFNT PILLS

mr. CHEK1x,s ASTRInGENT PILLS
"a, eHrctuscurc for ohstinste sckarres from urinary
sssl whites suppression irregularities and all female csa-
plants arising from weakness III eonssoa In gravel ssa
io command Of ssdder they rlescy cure II
diseases n the hidneys hsdder ssd pros,rss elss ey
rive uspesksble reL Over - go beses hsye bees 80
sale and retat ny A. D. d. SANDS - yisen 2, eersey
of william, and s the following drug stores FMsrDy -
wsy cor. Crsss s.d Pearl sov.ry sns wsser sex
HUDSON cor Housce ssd Bo~ery and eurnehs, - s'sn
Avenue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
NMw YORK AND LONDON PACK

-. NEW YORK AND LONDON PACK
& ETS-To sail the ls 10th and Goth OF every month
following ships which will succeed each ether In the order in
which they nansed-sang punctually from New York
and Portsmouth ls 10Th 2Oth and from London
the 7 18th 9th OF throughout the
FROM NEW YORK LNoDoN. PoRTsM.
r lanes WIN ssnor Nan Ee as y F sn: % %
(Sept Oct. IL Oct 20
{Jan. 10 Feb. 81 Mar.
tSept. 10 Oct q Nov.
Ship GLADIATOR Tbs, Bron May 2 nis july july 10
(sept2e Nov. 7 Nov. 10
}Feb. Mar y Mar. 2e
snip ''p' o Oct (NoyH (Noy. 20
SFeb. u siar,2 April
snip QUEBEC : H. fe''fa o Sss 10 { Sa n5e es
sA,p WELLINGTON, Chadwick, June2o Asg. 7 Aug. 10
Oct 20 Dec. Z Dec 10
" (biar (Aprl7 April 70
'A'' go Nov (Dee.7 Dec 20
Ship SAMSON r.. sturgss, July 10 Aug q Sept.
Shin PRESIDENT Chadwick Msy 20 M%y ssy 10 10
p Nov. 20 Jan. IL Jan. 10
}april }MayI7 MAY 70
Dec. tJan. II Jan. 20
{Aprillo May27 June
Ship TORONTO, X. Grisweld, Aug 10 sep27 Oct. ]
dec. 10 Jan q Feb.
Apr. 20 June7 June 10
0''p - dec 20 Feb. Feb. 10
These ships the class burtheD
aud commanded by able and experienced navsaors
9rea Will be taken that the beds &c Of the
best description. The price OF cabin fixed
8l4 for each adult, which includes wines and liquors Ne
Their OF these packets will be respon
sbe for letters parcels or packages sent by hem unless
Of ,Ss are gSeG ne Re sss,. App
js3 GRINNEL. MINrURNG CO. 1874 Front st.