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Morning herald., 1839-09-25

vXTATC HEs-AD invoice Of English silver lever
wv and vertical Watches and superior lever movements
sale by w. CHANCE, SON &Co,
sl7.2x' III Piatt street
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
sales nt the stock Exchange.

- 600 Cororatlon 5's 1850 SD sss ofSa ios5 ~
6ols 25 do 1924 sthwk S. do Blk OF Com 9i-s 20
$3.50 do Amer TX so do sil SO do oi!, 10 do ST.
Farm es-25 do Ohio Trust s925 do Del Hind
so w 100 do 30 30 do 60 80 do 90 30s 25 do no. ~
40 60s 30 do COL IS do 60 do 60 hnw 50 do 90 81
do 80 do 6N ba0d5 do Tr Ssh 20 90 52s sSois ~
do SO rs do 3 IS do 90 50 d 20 do 81 5 do o3 q
53 do 50 slm-l0 do Vicks Bk $40 do Ken Bk To-
10 do Canton 2s 10 2Sf, do $50 10 Mohawk Blk 524 80
Sept50 do Peterson 60l25 do Bosi Prov $50 do
81 s30I0 do s4t-la0 do Tar AT, $50 do AT 100 d.
4 so do 50 do AZ sl5Js 100 do 42 80 DO AZ 90 do
42t nw-25 do Utica ll5 3Ois-35 DO Sonngtoa at
Morning herald., 1839-09-25


1v1 OF BUNKER HILL, &c.-1he public 10 respectfully
informed that LEWIS, BARTHOLOMEW 4 CO. will ovss
their splendid National MOVING D1ORAMA Of sels-
brsted Battle Monday evesss August i2sh, and contnus
every evening Until further notice, (sunaays ezeepd) The
large of the above house has been hited up style
for aud cosveunce the auditor hitherto unsur-
passed
The propr'eors wish distinctly underood that this szhi
bition not painting. bat combination Of mechanism
and seenery, repressntug a animate objects istset with
e bending they do every joint and the soldiers marching
scenes.
Ticket so oteA-Chdren under 10 yean Of age 2s ceuta
Doors open at t7f-ccmmsscing al O'Clock precisely.
Particulars in small bills. sulO-3ns
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

A RTIFiCiAL TEETH-WM. THORN respectfully in.
IA forms the public that he teeth the principles Of
pressure and tos hesitate saving that from
his mechanical knowledge Of his prosson that teeth inserted
by him cannot be surpassed f equaed in this any other
country He takes this opportunity Of stating that Tor twelve
mon,h nearly the whole the mechanical part Of MIR Leve
practice, Of $50 Broadway executed by him. All teeth in
serted by him warranted for mascaton articulation and
beauty money returned Office ASS Broadway entrance in
Howard street.
N. B-Hot RS Of attendance from 9to s. au3l im'is
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

Of the operatives will then be turned exeusvsy 70 the es
ton Of the SELL The land sle which have alresey com
menced At the west crowded with buysss 70 ss os
evsce total absence Of al speculation The us's pro
cess must be to render in few years. the produce "
dundan and cheap, that the foreign market wh
an extent thai will leave large balance ia our
works then becoming Immediately will be prosecuted
with vgor The operation viii drive out OF existence one
half the stocks which creating paacs BY their huc-
fuaii
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

u A CAkD.-IHE PANORAMAs-Mk. CATHkR.
WOOD respectfully informs he citizens sf New York, asd
the public gen rally that We int nds 70 open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early in October next, and that
quently the Panorama of JERUSALEM viii positively b
closed the that month He gives this early notice.
that parents may bring their chill ren sunday aud other
School achers scholars d that sll ay have e
portun, Of viewing this transcript q the Hey City.
nl.ise@2m.
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
NOVEL EXHID1TION


UST arrived om Egyptian Hall, London and will con
exhibiting Monday, the 18th Of September 1885,
at Masonic Hall Broadway New York extremely interest
ing Pictorial and Mechanical EXHIBITION embracing every
minute particular Of the Terrific Storm Sea- in which
Darling and her Father ,ueres the sf
the Forfarshte steamer and landed them safe at the Fern
Lighthouse, on the 7th September, 1888.
PROGRAMME The rugged coast of st. Ahbs Head-the
Bern Lighthoueagitaon Of the vessels pAs and
aDg sells beating against the tempest
struck with lightnBg-part Of The saved by captain
Manbys humane nvsntionSorm worcestershire Ferarshe
seen bearing upreuse her hesrikes the
rock aud Is dashed 10 pec.s-he covered with
cling to the rock Grace Darling descend from the lighthouse;
the breakersreurns for her father the
sufferers; they launch their boat and with great dcuy
to the wreck and finally convey the sufferers the light
house.
The Of this exhibition almost beyond precedent
81 persons including most Of the nobility Of England
continues to be under the and immediate direction Of
the successful, and ingenious artist Mr. Mofat.
Performance the Duccnea by Master Nessn thirteen
years OF age elf taught.
O- Morning exhibition half past eleven till
Evening exhibition from till half past o'clock
commencing half past half eight precisely
Admission 90 ceDts-Children half price, sl0- I'm.
4 ,ATLlN's INDIAN OALLERY.-Thi, immense cellec-
Dances, Ball Fiays Religious Ceremonies, Buffalo Huas
Indian Curosties, Costumes Weapons Pipes scalp &C. &C.
spread upon the walls ofh large saloon the Suyve.
sant Institute where will remain and short
time only.
U- There also added 10 ri, eol-etion, for E.e
which he about 10 take Esglspd his picture Of
the VIRGINIA CONVENTION containing I0l portraits all
takeu from lile-painted ia 1880
Open from IN the morning until 10 at night ,li.lm.
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

A NATURAL CURI0sITY.-THE WILD HORSE or
n EGYPT will be exhibited the stable Geo. Cinch
Bhshead, for afsw days osly.
Hour, ofenh,bi,sn, from 10 o'clock A. NJ, iii sR.M
Adnittsnee l2i cent? s2i-2ws
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

vXT AN rrD-lua cothing store boy IA 10 l6years Of
w age-Goei lations required. Apply at Ne.
81 Liberty street. up stairs. sep24 ~
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

A RTlFlCIAL TEETH-without Clasps, Ligsures &c.
IA from single tooth to full and complete set tile prin
cipe Of atmospheric pressure, By NJ LEVETT, Dentist No.
268 Broadway, cor. OF Warren street.
GFrom e y. Y. Commercial Advertiserl
90" A friend at elbow requests to notice
teeth had inserted DR. Leyet of No 260 Broadway
state his entire satisfaction only with regard the
teeth themselves but the which this delicate
operation performed.
. Dr. Levet has been too long before the public The in.
roducer Of the atmospheric Pressure principle to require
syllable from sep2l- lmiss
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

will bs Psrfor ned the opera Of - ~ 49,
GIN Mrs. Msrtyn-Prne. F.lir. Mr.
To conclude With the farce Of THE AGREEABLE sur.
r. iah ss., ~ mr r,'nerwS " owsp Mis-. Poole
and ~ ONCE KNEW A NORMANDY MAipn
Peri.maaes in future will quarur pa. seven
Boz Tiek.s, si-Pt. soeenss-Gsery % cent.
DowERY THEATRE-T.s $. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
- AGER ANB DIRECTOR. N
SEWARD and Suite and General Sanford STAFF
THIS EvENiNG September IS VIII be performed the Spec.
tscis OF RoOkWOOp-Dick TurPin, a1r WoolioTd-
= Peter Bradley, Mr. sary-sybil Ms shaw.
Wooliord.
Doors att O'Clock performance quar-
ter before spreeiseiy
Prces-Boxes 70 cent-Pit, s7t cens-GsIlery, Accent
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE-THIs EVENING,
~ sept 20 1888, will be performed
The petite Come of THE sECRET-Mr Dupri., Mr.. Ban
srr-Vme-e, Mr.. Russell
After which Herr Cline appear and 90 through some Of
ms most wonderful f,ats
After which Don Francisco Sanchez lie Caraquenas per-
. iormanee On Ie Tight Rope.
BY Master BAsILIO.
10 coneaIe % With ne piece called the DESTRUCTION
of 'EhusALEM-E Emanuel, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures,
PricesBoses IS ceniPt 37i cts-Gaery Children
under IL yeas, halfprce 0 Boxes.
Doors open at 7ocock and the cur.as will at half past
seven precisely sil 3m.
NiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALOoN-WIL
~ LIAM NiBLO respectfully that this Estsh.
| lishment is open for the SEASON
THIS EVENING, September 25 the entertainments will
commence with performances the CORDE Elias
TlQUE!
After which the THREE GLADlATORs, by Gabriel, An.
| toise, aud Jerome Ravel.
After which the Of the bell Grand Exhibition Of
FIRE WORKS.
To conclude with the New Pantomse snlled the GREEN
| AONsTER-Character rs b, the Ravel Family.
Civil and efcent Officers will attendance preserve
good order and the admission Of improper persons
20
from the street through the Grand Promenade the Pro-
menads Saoon free from damp wet at all tiAes
1 Tickets so cents
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at half
| past O'Clock.
Omnibsses will to aud FROM the City Hotel TO the Gar
| den. during the evening Iy12y
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

nlSEASEs OF THE EYE.-DR WHEELER with
IL faencr the public that there scarcely dis
which that and heautifs org THE EYE,
subject that does yield his humane and successful mode
of treatment References given TO the first tamies and stes
dance his office SO Greenwich the Battery from
ga NJ until F. NJ after which he devo,es his time TO os'
door patients. au6-3ms
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
CHA \ DJ EAN's GOMPOsRTGON
HUMAN HAIR.

REAT success aud great reputation proofs that this
NJ article the only OF the kind which produces good
effects aud useful 70 the human hair The article carries
with Il its recommendation and 10 be eassed w,lh
that host of limitations with which this city abounda
Irs sv,Lrns-on the first day Of i application begins
to act IN preventing the ha,r from turuisg gray.
its dry and weak hair will be strong pia
brilliant and curly
with hair.
valuable specific forr jissases of Inc and hair.
Those p.rsens who &C false hair during the treat
ment can be sspped al the establishment of A. q. j. No
Barclay street ~bsre will be found extensive nj of
Wigs, Ioupee NC Nc. Of manufacture which cannot be
surpassed N The Y. States The great sale 81 these articles
has eaabed Mr. GrsDdjesn to s the price at - % Sis
No. Barclay street. corner Broadway. ss-lmsis
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
WILLIAM BlRT.

WILLIAM BlRT.
IMPORTEh JOBBER
No. %5 Liberty, street Nassau.
|t.TY end COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find extern
~ sve assortment Of Mems Women's and Chdress Winter
GLOVES, HOSIERY, white and colored CORSET5, Child
black and fancy LEATHER BELTS ae sc, recently
imported at prices well worthy their attention s23 5dy ltw
EHEA, GOODS-NEW srORE-W. & J. PINE, 1893
~ Greenwich opposite J. &. Morrison Son, have just
ceved 10 cases elegant Pnts. at cents by the piece
package aud aspend assortment Of Broad Cloths from
tion. sep2i-3'
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
Gt.MR. BRlSTOw.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement go I'm


CHowDER will be served up this day 70 o'clock (noon) al
Pine street. s25-lt
Morning herald., 1839-09-25


81 Liberty street, up stairs. sep24 az
NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-The regular sale Of
IN Horses, Carriages Harness, &C., BY public auc-
tion. at this well known establishment will comm
tn day, 23i list II o'clock with carriages, harness,
dies brides, SC snl al 2 O'Clock the sale Of Horses
will commence when will be offered catalogue Of TIE usual
number among them pair ta, horses the proper
ty Of private gentleman, who sells them ouy for Of
pair young bay horses just from the eosnry Indian
penty entire formerly belonging 10 the Indian Chief MI.
CANOPY Indian poney both suitable for children to
ride drive. sidet several Others different descriptions
suitable for all pupoc whether for heavy draushts or the
road. GEO. w. MILLER
sa3y succcssorto to J. w. W4ssos, 4i6 Broaev ay.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

and many other places We have appalling
accounts ofproperty drstro, ed, and IN some
ms ances lives lost. NV York especin "
seenrs /, ave suf red sye ely. = I'm
nen>c injury was done 10 the shipping all
The lower streets were filled several feet
deep with water and ice, aad Il large am
Gun, OF wood. luml er. aud merchandise
destroyed. 1t Is inugh, ! alt a milton oi
dollars will not meet tue damage in that
city.
p s. We learn from The Aurosin Age,
that the Augusta Dun, has sustained co'-
siderable jury, especially NJ the western
end ten or fifteen t,ei at The lower nd ol
the cement wall. into which il is built hay
ing br"ke away. The extent Of INJURY il
may have sustained, cannot be known at
present.
From al accountstie damage done, in
different sections of the Union must have
been inpnsr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
DIED

In this Town m Thursday last Ms. Ceara r.
Widow Of The lato Nj. Joseph Bacsnore. nged
rs years.
Ii rouds inha,p. Jan IS, Al lrip Turbox. aged
81.
In inmnurh, Vt l2ihu't ''on. Eli.ha Clark.
aged 81 lldg. larl>e WIS eva Irtinnar,. hero
AID has recent been partially reward for lis nipr-
i'nrious services, by pension. VAS an dis
TAM in { oil " arnerr regiment. at the hnit'e ef
Bennington ard was afterwards appointed by " sh
irg'on eonm'ssary General. In the civil depart
n,eni of The Government. subseq pant!v he seemed
To rrtain small ensure &c c"rfdrnce. well AZ
IN tho niIarv. re settled in 1inmonti about co
wears ago hid The Office ef Justice Of ii,- Pence
80 wears. Indg nf i'robata I ears, ard was n
member of the state Legislature Years lis
genera department tn orsh life may justly be said
10 hive neen unexcep,lonab!e
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
ORIGINAL POETRY.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
TIE DYING YOUTHS LAMENT.


Eve left my ov'd, my happy home
We cros'd the curling wave,
From all that ! ho'd de1r. 10 roam,
This dfooping form to save;
Eui ali! nor sea. sout',ern elmo, .a# ..
Can raise this fading sh, of mine.
The crimson iides elbing fasi-
he life drop f'om my hreas,
Agaii may guIh-perhaps the last;
And shall sink to rest =
Home, swes, hnme!" o might il 90
! hat, the lov'd, the lost could sec
o mother! could feel thy hand,
Rut smooth my favered brow;
And see once more our social GGnd
Around my pillow now;
I thin. thai cnu'd lay my head
More calmly with the sleeping dead.
Vow stranger forms around me pas'
ard stranger voices near;
O night hear thy own sweet voica
So soothing 10 my ear.
And breathe To thee nv parting sigh,
And have thy hand To close III eye.
fut, all. lis vain the things of earth
re fading Com MY sight
Tow transient! O, low ii'e WORTH
i h genes oice NJ, delight
What's g'it'ri.g jusl' what honour's prize!
poar r.iiuf q. hon pntura .ii.s-
I've worsh'pnd at ambition shrine
I've thought IN days I" come
Arra,ed in glories half di, ne;-
let nt'er ,hnse ;slories won
Sure earthly hopes. are chi dish toys
o might hope for tcuren's joys
Great God; thou knowes, all my sin,
Ny wandering4 from hee,
O wash me in the hood of jim
" no died on Calvary
Ard though my sins like Crimson Gnw
| is b!o can wash them lite as snow.
ath, Jan. %, 1889. G..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
a NEW FEATURE.
State Ct Mime.

LLTC0LS, $50 .Foae II Pre- coll M
m'n'sfrotgir en- lie Estate = Uiiiam II.
q. C. Prescott iete Of Phigsturgh in said
Connty deceased. Grctti,g.
" OF r.. crchs. ordered tn noify tho heirs e.
q law ard Cr,tli'ors Ifs il de-, c;spd. ind III
persons inter -! hat ynnr SECOND account ~
hdr ihis;rrilon On HE Estate of said deceased wi
be "iit,rn for allowance ut Probate Court II Bath
on ne Twentieth day Of February A d. lc39, ai
li"'cl"k NJ. when aud where they may ho
ir.'cni, il they see cause.
Notice TO be- given lr publishing COPY of this
order in ne Lincoln Telegraph u days before said
Court Of Probate
Given under my linnd tbs Se,enicenth day of
January in the wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud thirty inr.
NArnI tRoToN, Judge OF Probate.
2w43.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

TIE iAin. i.l.- iI,in! The fiAiktSs
FEs HE i,laan,s of Boston and vicinity arc rs-
u torS'"d al the wonderful e.iiracy ot the GEM
uine BUFFALO Oil j las recently hten dis
uovrrcd ~ he the n st tt;,.iual hsdy rcw in
use 10 prcinuc The grow th ard in'Iio, Tie h.iity
of The lIar |! Is ias ing Tic pntc OF all n'hcr
prrparu inl 8 Price ). 2 etus. As a security
against cnnnicri,s please observe the sgra.ure II
the proprietor. WIN. Brown, none Other genuine.
A Iso, IN expensive engraving representing Enf-
lao Hum. For plurc OF sale and full descriptions
please OF serve in another co.un,n. ~"
Nv ls3a 1vr 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
State Of Maine.

LINCOLN. sa.-H Zina Hyde and Al
.frd G Lithgom Administrators on tire Is
tate IF William KtndoH infe Il Bath in scid
Couafp drctascd. Or eiing.
VCU ar'sli'rebv rdrrd I" lofty il,r heirs. ri
N lav ant t'reri'ors Of snid drrersed, and all
crS"n> ieresfd.- ! hat your frsi orni Of At-
~ nls'ri,'i" ion on TIN Es,aic 81 said drcea.e,. will bs
fl red for Il l"wat Ut - Piolate Court ~ Bath on
ihrinentirth day OF February a. D. 1S.9-at ten
"'c'nrk In The morning vi en- and wler.' they NAV
''r prcsrrt. if they see cruise. Ard lsc. nj said
Conr Il" claim tie orpI,an 81 idren ofsad Krn-
II for an nllnv aarr IN be- considered Nntieo
30 tc gwen by iib sl ing copy f This order in tho
Ln"on tlrar 'rli Il, Bath twenty ore days be.ord
sid Court Of Pr bate u ,s.t -, {
Cvee under my hand his niuetecnt day Of
Ja' iirrv in The y,nr "f,ur Lord thousand eight
Hundred and y Try Inc.
NATEil. GRoToN. Judge of Probate.
= 3,vd3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
1oorilAcnE. TOOTH acHE.

WIN. BROWN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Boston. has invented mn article that will cure this
i"r,nenling pain. Rising OF eight thousand cases
in Boston md vicinity, have been erred within
lew n,pntis, II takes away all snc, and soreness.
Gal Gnr Browns Extract Of Gail and Krcos,is.
Observe His sgnainte tor genuine, Price 5Qctnfs
For place Of sale andI,lll description plasc OBJ
serve in mn Other COLIN n. For sale In Dost, by
most OF tll. " hnesale Druggists
Wv. lSlS, 1vr, 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
n.AmY7!s BOOK

VE- IF "repreins nrt the Itays sTcok respectfully
informs ts pslie tiIa, he has. in addition to
erraean enis with ss ese and " q Hale, secnr-
ed The yalra..r asst lance Of rs fagonrney. Gren-
vile 9, en-. cis d Penn suih. author of tho
. <a' en- an goseph c Neal. The ii'itab.e au,hor
Of Charcoal shecbes . he /; d.toIin corps ofihe
I'd, nnk NAV now he said TO lie tue strongest 81
an, in the country. he .an1Hry NJ. viii IN al
diio 10 rlaie Of tho ashirns, Of three Figures.
also coiisn z
a NEW FEATURE.
Co.oted raiierns ef the most Erdprn improvements
in Vi IND)W CURTAINS
III d other crnarents ef . onseo'd
These viii be glsen qrmter'y, AID viii greatly
enhance The value ,f lie ools. ..
lie has also cpenrd corresporderne with Mrs
Cornwall arnn wilson. Ediiress Of London La
Fells Assemble. who writes As follows: al nm u.i
leaving Town for norlh's tour in France. On rry
return viii seid YOU some poetry and original
prose articles - Miss Vary Anne Brown, of Liver.
pool, and Nis. Iofmd Of London, have profrered
their valuable aid
Tie publisher being in possession Of the means, is
determined that II, olhrr frb'icaiion shalt appronch
he ady's too' either in decoration, nor good sub
staiini ,fidt.pr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

THE FREsHEr. For many years, we
have not krown so great fresllet on tile
kennebec aud AndroscogIin, as has been
accustomed by the h, avy ram on Saturday
last AT & lrGiIer, we understand the VIA
ter rose mre than ten feet. breaking
up tn" ice, and bringing down immense
parcels Of logs aud lumber, taking off the
buildings from the wharves and banks of
the river and vesstls from their m nrilles
carrying them d"wn, in one indiscriminlte
mass, until checked by the strong ice, IA
ltlle above Richmond V,llrge. where II
] I'M was formed, extending across the river
The Coopers, NJ Piston LOST new ship,
which WAS on the WAYS, from which ihcv
can realize no benefit, as she is now
shattered in thousand fragments
The N"rridgewock Journal, states the
bridge Mt that place over the Kennebpc
was carried away. The bridge was flush
ed m 1880 at an expense of $4,000. The
Anson bridge across seven milc bronx, so
called, was llkewi Use carried away, n,rl Il
MN named Mcfarland was drowned il
consequences. Al Gardiner and HalIoweli.
the lover streets we're innas.ibe.
Al BrunsNi.k, and the towns above. on
the Anhrosc"ggin, 81 vast amount Of lan,ac
has been done. A II The b ons aud Iirs
above IN" bridge at Brunswick W. re CARR d
way. and The Logs aud lu nber brot, h,
down WI hn three quarters OF mile Of lh..
M 'rryreeiing hay bridge. Two or three
MS M "a the s,1th west bcud, AMI In,
Il idge at that place. were swept away l.
Is supposed the 7 ,$s Of property on tn.
Andf'sc"ggin cannot fall short of $780,
O0O !
On the Me,rinack river, N. IT. SEVEN
bridges have been destroyed, aud mucl
other damage dore. From New York,
Philadelphia. Boston, Sa!em, Portsmouth,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
DISSOLUTION.

asS Il e Cop1rtncrs!i; heretofore existing between
81 i. s1ftlh, RS er the frIn II g. 1'ri.iapt Il
son. was this day Dissolved iy mlna consents
G TRUFANT.eN
s G. {. IRuFANT. :.
',.,L. '."'.. i-.'ssa az
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
JUST PU BLISIiED.

: And for sale at either of the Fook .ioes,
Es"v VAR E'.asIsseF'@ Sec ggrc
lsi"ry AS To the value and utility Of the work it
Is unnecessary 10 speak. A copy shoad be found
III every family. - ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
CONGI,l;S SIS,

IL the Seaate, on Wednesday, Mr. Tall
III idge offered several resolutions r, lat!ng
10 the public money and d+p's.o banks.
Ordered t. hr piined.
Sever Il bills were read IL third lime, and
passed -.amnn others, "nr: 10 abolish i'm
prisonBipnl for debt in cert ia cases, and
the ball 10 prevent the giving or receiving
oh iilcnors IN the District OF Columbia -
Ga Hi. bill the yeas and nays were otde'-
ed, and passed by vote of yeas p,
nays g.
In the Hoase Of Reprcsenthires-sever-
al bills we're REPORTED, which were read
twice and coInmiued.-- Petiken moved
the Reconsideration Of the vote on the
Graduation Bill. by which it was laid on
the table. which VAS reJ"c,ed hy vote of
90 ayes to so nays The Cumberland road
bill nom the Senate was taken mp, read
twice, aud referred to y con..nittee of the
whole on the state ofthe union.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
To LET

NsNHr, Frrl, Store on Frent Street. lnte'v ccrti.
10 II d b Samuel Mcclellan. Said store, issery
convenient. " itha good celia. aM#
E ALI O-iw0 'tener eits c-nycnirri'y !oc;Cc--+
ore Oh Slil,cr Slisct, and on High Strrct.
fpp, 10 - JAMES MtLELlsAN. 3
P,,,, i,n I6 1900 - yss N 3w49