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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

HAVANNh.
TNllE Undersigned present propretors Of this we'll
L known establishment, called the Nansinn Homsr,
situated in Ohrain street, No l!9 haxe the hsnaE
announce TO the public that their greatest aud
tennn will be dedicated 10 render comfortable persons
who may favor them with their patronage. The ad-
vnntegcs possessed yte house Tor travellers for it's
locality, convenience, &r. well known thai is
unnecessary TO enumcrnin them
SEPT ely CJJNl 4 FULTON
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New ORLEANS. MAY 1889.
C1lV0V'4py CIRCgTI.ARS

u FRINTED WHh Lhs Gr.uI.si Expedition, and
style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or tlss
where.
DFpEEs left at ConFrrs R"os in ST.. Charles E.
hanpe, Corner IF Grorisr ~ or at T r Il u
A NJ Fri AN PR | NC OFF, ICE,
corner OF Povdras and 81 Charles Streets, acj! bs
promptly otended@.
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NOTICE

= -4--,--..'~t7 +INUTTIE.
-9EF- The members Of st. Pa,rcks . --..... az.
hereby respectfully notified that the service will be per,
formed in one Of Mr. r.. E. Parker's buildings in
Jnia street, between Magazine and Foucher streets,
until further notice.
u2 ! M(JI LON Pastor.
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HALF MILLION,
OR AMERICAN CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.

HALF MILLION,
OR AMERICAN CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.
CAPITAL $54o,O0o IN l,29l PRIzEs!!
viii be drawn Bis, December, New Years Eve, in
New Orleans; and in order TO crafty purchasers OF
tickets the combination plan is adopted nr this lo,trr,
whereby it will be completed in one drawing.
g., 525 tickets at 10 dollars, $675,250
1891 PRIZ
SCHEME.
Camp Street Theatre and Gronnd-prizc to tho
LIST, I'd and I'd drawn numbers, 0OOU
Tia, substantial four story brick building cnl~
led Arms,rong's Hotel, forming the
lIh 5,h L. 9Th, 4Oroo
Tia. valuable five story brick store on Ola lie"
wee street, occupieh by M'ssrs. II u " Hop
kins-prize to, the 7h "lh and 9Th, $4,000
Tint elegant DIV eng house and lot No. ~,
Rb;al street, occupied by C w Goodrich.
prize to tile 10Th, lth and eth, 25,00O
Tin, Two story double dwelling and 1?uh !, TOT
prize to the lst, Cd and lth, 900
With 20 other prizes Of Real Estate making 80 OF.
Real Estate, and 3'5 of Stocks, and many prizes Of
Tickets in the Two Million ot,ery.
THE GRAND TWO MILLIONS LOTTERY.
Only9 Blanks to Prize.
loOoO PRlZE>-Of Two Millions of Dollars.
u Drawn IN the old plan of Blanks and P'izrs. 81
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.
lUl,UIu Tickets, at ~ dollars, SS,Wuuuu
| The scheme and selling price The same. The cxpen
SEES opera us reduction from the Valuations SET or
| the property offered in prizes.
MODE OF DRAWING.
The Nos. to OOn will be placed in wheel
AMI the same number of Blanks and Prizes in auuthe
wheel aud drawn until all are drawn.
/ IL The first days dtawing in January next, undc
the supervision of two Judges of Courts in n Orleans
10000 PRIZES!H
lst. The Veranlal and Ground valued at $500 0O
Cd. The st. Charles Theatre, ground, seem
erv, machinery, Ne. complete, 40o,NO
3D. The 81. Charles Arcade Buildings Camp
street, 5000
With Stores Dwellings, entire squares of ..
Ground, &c. &c. 9bo.UO
10000 Prizes amounting to $'.OOO,o 90
Tickets for sale at the OF Canal and ST. Charlie
nlb
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TO .HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTELS, STEAM
= BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS:

.YTVIE snhsCflbtrA are now ftcelVIH9 "T TTT' ~
srs: supplies of tt">s a'oa rHd
Earhenware, Looking ,ilasses, Plated au} %dg. "r,
Lamps; Chandeliers, Japanery, kitchau "ats. ara
house furnishing goods generally, VIII ii .r' 'rr ur
unusually low prices, Mt No. IL Camp --o' %o E
Common street. n20-4w B brow g., =. 90
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CANDIDATES.

" We are authorised 10 announce that, at the solicit
tation of lurse number of The citizens Of the three
municipalities MrWILLlAM FREREr has consented to
the presentation of his name TO his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election, candidate for the ohce
of Mayor Of the City Of New preans'
u Nous sommes autorises announcer qu'a Ia
dcma'lde DUN grand nombrc dcs citoyens des 'ros
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT
SC presenter CONNIE candldat la place dc Marie a
la ~ ocIiane election.
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for an economical administration of its affairs.
To obtain this sum Of 100000, it is proposed
to sell tho city square, an advantageous offer for
part of which has been made. Tho balance is ex
pected from legislative aid.
We have made resume Of tho nero detailed
affairs of Mobile, which, by no means bear 80 bad
an ASPECT as some of our own Municipalities.
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/ !MEtJUlCE. HONEY iED WHITE WAN
- The subscriber hns received invoice OF the
above ned articles from Havana and offers them for
sale very reasonable tcrms.
oily II BuNNABEl., 43 rchspitonas
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bank stocks, either take tho stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE OF DRAWING. . r
100000 tickets, from to 100000, will be put in one
wheel and ZOO prizes, with the blanks, in another lu
every number a prize or blink will be drawn. until al
the prizes determined. leaving the balance Of nun.
bers III the wheel-banks. - - -
Orders for the above Lottery will be received at The
office under the Verandah corner of st. Charles and
Common streets, and at No. lOi Charities street, Nav
,'rleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
her OF tickets required, addressed to - 80
r.. SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON. New Orleans. p
II a steamboat will be provided to take 10 Florida
drawing. s%5s mi 49, ~
= jacksonville, Fla. April, lsa9 mavsI 81
II IUE HRt LLss-lD shaIess 'Ha,ailtop indigo blue
d,its landing from ship Gl.arleston,fnr sale by
IN ss:5 e BRIDGE Go -
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We arc Indicated to the politencss of a. c. Mont
from st. Louis, for files of papers Of that city to
the 2lst instant So barren did we find them OF
news that we could not make sing 70 extract.
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from Mobile, but broughtno mail from any place.
so long as have an abundance lightly, witty
journalists in our own dearly beloved, although at
this time, rather muddy city.
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E((n PRIZES follows:
prize-'rhn, magnificent three story brick
building, known us the ARCADE
IN Marianne street measuring. 93G
feet inches lines ON Magazine st.
and iOl feet ' ii inches on Nn.ches
ST. This building produces
rent of x}7 900 per annl,un mud beng
in the most fourisllirg part of the
clty opposite. three banks and in
the n,nr diae no,gtborhoud of the
ST. CHARLES aud the CITY Hotels.
lis rents will, nn very few wears br,
increased TO fifty thousand dollars
per anuum Es,imutea at $7DnGCO
prizc-'rhat eley an, four story brick huilt!.
luz known as the CRY HOTEL,
formerly bishops Hotel situated ut
the corner of Cninp and utunon SITS
measuring 1872 Zee, on Common ST.
and l46 l,el 10 inches on Camp st,
Ths building rentS now for 5000,
and bc,np in The most central i,nrI,
Of the s CIV can ms shorty ' he Increased
10 thirty inousu,L d1llors per an.
num- Estimated Il, $500 90
p,ize-Ihr three stony brick DWELLING
house No. 80 on Nn,choz street.
adjoining the Arcade. rented 1T II
| pr;ze-The ,l,rr Story hr;ck dweing
house. No. 49, nIioiniug M, 30 on
Narhrz street, rented at Twelve
h,lmI1eI dollars Estimated at $u0 ODD
! rrize-The three story brick dwelling
hmse, No. l6. udion,n. Nola, on
Nntrhezsi. rented ut Twelve hand
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CAR RI .l.TON
Az,sA


~ LAvAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general, that he has taken the
Hotel at ,CarroIun, where no trusts lie will receive
lie calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of goo" cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for.by
giving little notice beforehand. He ia willing
into arrangements with families indvi tiuas dcsrns
It passing The summer at Carrolon. m20
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~ 1l+I5Yy D <
?i|3{fE(

FIVE TICKETS which may draw FIVE PRIZES,
FIVE FORT u ESD, -
viii be given away at the Camp Street Theatre on this
occasion. .-..
GEORGE HOLLAND krsnec fully informs his
~ friends and the Public, thu, wishing others to
partake nj benefit we'll as himself, he has pnr
chased Five Tcktes in III First and Second Glass Of
Caldwell, Oukey und Pit; nnrds Real Estate Lottery
vl'ci, viii be gwen 10 the public in the following
manner: = '
On purchasing ticket for the Theatre, number
will b" given with ii. lii the Of the Evening, the
duplicate numbers 10 those given the public with
their tickets, will he put into wheel Oh The stage
out Of the wheel five numbers will be drawn, and the
persons having the corresponding numbers 10 those
which are drawn from the wheel, will each receive
Real Estate Lottery Ticket Fhe holders of these
Tickets may by these means, become possessed OF
splendid fortunes in Real Estate property, s',uned
| this city. ..
The Tickets purchased for this occasion, may be
seen al the Paul Pry Office, ST, Charles Theatre Ar
cadc.
| The performances for this evening, will be Buck
stones celebrated drama, called the DUCHESS DE
IA VAUBAfIEkE. and the aughable Farce Of
| ROWDlES BEWARE, with other enler la nnlents-
| For particulars see Bills OF the day.
0JTBox Book now expenditures and numbers may
! 10
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u L. U. CANINE 1T the solicitation of many, OF his
friends, has consented to become candidate Tor the
Office of Mayor Of this city. =
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$.s5.Ts5.g ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The will leave the hours the week
until o'clock Pm whe Locomotive will leave Carrollton
hour until o'clock p, and New Orleans every hour
until SGclock PM.
Horse Car be obtained hefure 70 oclo r NJ
ny paying dollars for tie Trip. After 70 o'clock P. NJ.
10 dollars will he charged
Persons going BY the steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets as the conductor h positive directions not
receive money in lieu thereof.
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I,oTTE21E S.
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, sc.

BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, sc.
RAND .. la.
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY -
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, Managers.
aud Common Streets, and No. l04 Chartres Street,
betceen cont and 81. Louis Streets.
XN7IFHa view of meeting tile wishe, Of our friends.
w we have the pleasure Of announcing to the publ
lie that this Lottery by authority of the State OF Louis
lana, will be drawn at the City Exchange, in St. Louis
in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin the Is, Dc,
cen,ber next.
Our agents throughout, the unon cause the above
to be inserted once in one of the newspapers of eir
respective residences, aud charge the expenses in
nl6-tdl SCHMIDT &'HAMlLTON.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS
vcrand,h. ST. Charles Theatre, Campt Street
Theatre, .Caldwels St. Charles Arcade, Ho
tets, Stores, Dwellings, &c. &c.
| - CAPITAL PRIZES -!
Lohlsaana GTdnd he"I Esfote ana STOCK LoHeTieS
By authority Of a law ofthe State Of Louisiana,
| 9th March, 1898
CALDWELL, OAKLEY u PRITCHARD,
Managers and Froprie'ors
The prizes many public and private building
which atlorn the city Of New Or!enns and the prd
of its intAnhi,ans-,he Verand, al, St, Charles Stree
Theatre, American Camp Street Theatre, CALDWELL
ST. Charles Arcade, with Hotels, Dwelling House.
Stores, building Lots, many entire squares of Grout
sc. &c., ready for transfer to the holders Of prz
lcke:s.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
Il Ia Uabannn.
I Us lnrascritos nucvos prnprictarios del bicn
- conocidp cstublccimicnto nolnbrato MAN.
SION HOUSE, situado en- Ia Gale dc Ia Obra pa,
Mum. ll9; ticnen Of honor dc annncar al pubIico
que sus lnayorcs oiuerzos y atenciones scran dcd-
cadas compacer las personas que les favorez-
can con su pa,rocino. Las venlajas que poseo de.
cha casa para los vlageros, ,an;o por localidad
comodidad, etc. etc son tan eonecldas, que inu-
til cnnmorarlas.
81 set-iy ,CUNY l. FULTON.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
d la Hdpanne.
Els sonssign6s, nouvcaux proprietares de 'e-
- tab lsseIncnt situe dons la rue de Ia Obrapia,
No. l19, connu le nom de MANSION
HOUSE, ont phonncur dinorncr 10 public, qu's
ieront tous leurs efforts pour rsnd,e agreables
aux personnes qni voudront bien los favoriser de-
leur contiance. Los commodities u'offre cet,c n,ai-
son aux voyageurs sont ASSET connuas pour no
point juger n6cessaro den faire lei 10 detail
81 sep-ly CUNY Il FULTON.
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING
RAIuH0M WRIGHT HATCH s EDISON

UlANE opened an Office "A New Orleans. posses sing
L J. equal lvatuges 18th their house iii New Iotk,
for the purpose Of engraving an printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Certificates OF Depose>
Checks and other important papers, requiring security
against Forge c; and have made ample pl"s islon for
the safe keeping OF all plates and impressions entrus-
ed 10 their care; their specimens embrace the noie iG
over FIVE hundred banking institutions, and all orders
will be executed with lrunptitude, and gu The Usual
Ierns Office, corner Of Royal 4 Cuua streets.
New Orleans November q, J839-f .--
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WAsHING TON BALL ROOM

ST PHILIP STREET, :
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
TN1lE MANAGER of the Washington Ball Room
- respectfully informs his friends ard The public,
the above mentioned establishment will open for The
season, on Monday evening, November 4th, 1889, by
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
and will continue throughout the every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evening of each week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, Sc 90
New Orleans, Oct. 24ih, 1899
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REGI lAk PRIC
ST LOUIS STREET RESTAURANT, OPPOSITE
4

> > U 7
THE EXCHANGE.
'.-:.E Subs rhtr has the honor inform his friends
l. and the pnfc in general. that he will open on The
18th nsla. L. E~taurar where persons will lie served
according to the hill OF fare, ut regular prices VIZ
Fifty cents for Rren ltAat aud Seven;v-tivc cents for
Dinner. The breakfast will consist Of two dishes ut
option one cup of cu:e it'll milk, haifa bottle of inc
md brand III discretion. The dinner i'll consist Of
three dishes option, soup. hufa bottle OF vine and
bread at discretion.
great number af persons have heeu complaining for
Il long time Of the nco!v euiencG toll tables dhnres,
where they obliged to be ut regular hours The
subscriber has tue hope Of having ohvluCd that neon
vcnience in establishing his itestaliat rcguar prices,
and where persons will le attended to hour of
the day. ai cheaper than at tue E,be d'hotes.
The subscriber has also elegant saloons for private
parties aud will execute city demands.
y.-olt-aw MICHEL DOUAlS.
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| NEW ORLEANS, CANAL. AM, BtNKlNti co.
k1yHE lr.n Steamboat Rehecca will leave the Basin
III The head 1T the New Canai, every day, texcep,
biondays) E,r The Lake, as follows:
- La A. NJ. lal P.M'
Bpm. IN
= 81 pm. T. N.
And on MtlNDAYS:-
2P NJ. A PM.
SAP M, q PM.
may % r. CHEW, Cash.
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TO TIE LADIES,

ENANVASSt.D IA NS-l2 casks in srere for sale '
~ MO J THAYEt u Co. "a Poydras st
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THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head Of Jackson Mt f o'clock AM Caua
at O'clock At halfpast O'Clock they
leave 10th ends hall hour until Il o'clock except
Ing that instead of eavn. Canal street 81 o'clock the
will leave there ut u'Crck PM.
1-i particularly requested thu. gentlemen will not put
their feet upo the cushions smoke the Wien ladies'
present. a.. +, ~.
Office NewflrleanS 4 Carroltsn} =
:, Raid Road Company, )
October sd, 1879. JOHN HAMPSON..
Chief En- IIeer N. q 4 G.. re
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MoJile.-Agreeablyto a statement in the Journal
of the 2Gsh it appears that the whole debt OF our
sister city is but S515,03O of which over S4oo,ooo
was contracted in 1884 and 1886; and the greater
part for the purchase of city square, and the 10
cation of city hall, never commenced. The an :
nual charge for interest in the loans IS $35,94O-
Some of tho principal Of the bonds is yet DUE the
frs, falls due in 1886 There is about sac, 600 ar
rears of interest. The floating debt, for which
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Latest Dates.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
- -
CLEARANCt.S

,.. ,-r- CLEARANCt.S
November OOH 1870
Rrig Mail, Marshall, Genoa sap Whitney
Brig Catharme, Rose. Charleston Master
Mex she JoveD, Rosaira, Master
>. ARRIVALS
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1t shall he Mt the option of the winners of prizes
bank stocks, either TO take tho stock itself the pa
value thereof in cash.
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VIEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
" ORLEANS A4cARkoILToN RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE. .WfNTER ARRANGEMENT.
To commence on The LIST of November, 1889
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19
IDENTITY OF FEDERALISM AND VAN BU-

IDENTITY OF FEDERALISM AND VAN BU-
RENIsM. Nobody will dispute that Mr..
alexander Hamilton was a prominent pillar
of the old Federal Party of this country.
His writings, more than those OF anv other
man, embody The Federalism, against which
Jefferson preached, and which had until the
present day, been unpopular with the Peo-
pie. The great anxiety Of Hamilton and
the Federalsts was, lest, in framing our
government, it should fail for want of
strength for want of power in the execu-
tive to check or to control -the democratic
tendencies, which they believed would re-
suit in disunion and anarchy. According
ly we find Hamilton, in all his writings true
to this object, and ever urging the neces-
sity of making the government strong and
clothing the executive with large powers,in
order to preserve the public liberty Ham,
iHon particularly insisted that the mationds
fevcnne shonld be collected By officers ap-
pointed by the government, for the reason
"hat their appointment and also that Of all
military officers of every rank, wouid be the
means of or eating, in the interior of each
state, a mass of influence in ,taUor Of The
Federal Governmcnt." The great danger
he commended was, not that the government
would have too much, but too little power,
to preserve the union. lie commended that
a regard for the interests Of the luholc would
never be n principle strong enough to curb
the ambition and intrgues of the different
portions of the conlederacy. See Hamit-
toms Life, Vol. /, p. 27l.
Now is there any thing palmer in the
world, than that the whole scope of Jack
sons and Yam Buren's policy has been
identical with that Of Alexander Hamilton!
We ask any man, not absolutely blinded
by pref adce and passion, ii'the whole course
of the government during the last ten years,
in all its prominent measures, its appoint
ments to Office, and its use Of the public
treasure and public lands, has not tended
directly to create among the states ga mass
of influence in favor of the Federal Gov
eminent" 1t is this object alone which
Mr.. Van Buren, has in view, IN all his APP
poiniments, his measures, and his grand
eectoneering journeys. His principles
and those Of Hamilton are the same All
the difference is Hamilton was not
ashamed openly to avow his-whlle Van
Buren,, practising his doctrines has the Ell
frontery to call them democratic!
y. Y. Wing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19

NATHANIEL BowDITcH.-The memory
of this great man will be hereafter, in this
country, as that of the American LAPLAcE.
Perseverance in those exact studies which
beyond all others. assimilate man nearest
to Divinity which seem to share with the
Almighty the prerogative Of omniscience
of the futare--was most remarkable. The
following account of his methodical and
wonderous powers, is offered on the bes.
authority.
On the Eth Of January, 1875, at the
age eftwenty-two, he sailed on his first
voyage as captains clerk, though nominal
ly second mate of the ship; and continued
to follow the sea for nine years, in The ca
pac;ty of supercargo and captain, till De-
cember 25, 1903; making, in all FIVE voy-
ages, four Of which were to the East Indies.
On his second voyage, the ship touched at
Madeira, where the captain and supercar-
60 were very politely received by Mr. Pin
lard, the American consul there. TO whose
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19
THE ELECTION. !

AS usual, the loco foco presses arc maxi
ing much ado, about the "great victory"
they have gained in the recent election in
this State. Now, every Wing very we'll
knows that we had no real hope Of differ
ent result: and the locos know this them
selves. 1t is true. we expected that we
should have thrown much larger vote than
we did-we had some hopes of reducing
the majority of the opposition, and we
should have done this, but for the unpropi-
tious weather. We have full proof of this,
in the fact that in almost every town the
full loco foco strength, or nearly SO, was at
the polls, whilst for lack Of interest, and
on the supposition that Fairfield must be
elected, our men by hundreds and thous-
ands, quietly remained at home.
A sinking cause needs many "hourishes
of trumpets," and we are quite willing the
locos should have the full benefit Of such
imaginary victories.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19
DIS ST Frs.

The ship Octavia, of Bath (Me) was forced
ashore w side of Fort Adams, where she still
lies much damaged I he schooner Isabella, OF
saco (Me) went ashore Dutch Island and is fear
ed can not be got of-cargo saved: The vessel Is
advertised for sale for the benefit Of all concerned.
BRIG BoRoD1No-A letter from Captain Thomp-
son says that a; o'clock, P M the brig was found
to be on fire. not having time to send down the rig
gng, the masts were cut away, and at clocN the
hull was destroyed the brig was $50 tons burthen,
% months old insured for SY5 500 in oston, and in
Tbomaston, (ale) Cor $500 the cargo was own
ed in Thomsston Z he sails and rigging, and all
that can be saved will be sent to the city
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19

The Wesleyan Centenary Conference.
The Conference of the Wesleyan Society,
recently held at Liverpool, was one of I'M
common interest TO that body. The Rev.
Robert Newton, one of The most d,tn-
guished divines of the present day, was re-
quested by the Conference to be its repre-
sentative at the General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, to be held at
Philadelphia, in May next. The centena-
ry fund amounts to more than one million
Of doHars-of this sum four hundred and
ninety four Thousand fire Hundred and ninety
tpo dollars, or nearly one halfof the entire
subscription, have been paid to the gener-
at treasurer N. Y. Com. Adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19

No bottom to The Sea--Joseph Cinquez,
the leader of the slaves in the instruction
on board TIE Armlstad, al one time wanted
the vessel anchored at sea, when the wind
was ahead. Ha was told there was no bot
tom. lie told them to let the anchor 60;
then seeing the schooner drifting, he jump
ed overheard, and was under so long they
thought he would never rise, but at last ap.
peared. came on board, and said there was
no bottom to find.