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sIR. & MRS. DAVTDGKs'
AGA JENNY FOR YOUNG LADIES
No. IL 81. PfErL .Skreef. RnLtfraore

= Shas been already announced, this institution VIII
= be rs-oPened on the arst Monday, in September
be conducted by the persons, whose names arc afxed
to then 1nsm rEeSsRPseetlyeiy, as folIows:
Guiding the Latin and Greek Languages by MIR Day,doe
aided BY Mr.. N. Morrison distinguished Graduate Of
Harvard University, and Miss NJ 3. Allison late OF The
celebrated ChaHestown Academy near Bosten. bo,h
experienced teachers. In addition to The regular recI
tauoRs, courses of Lectures Astronomy. NatnyaJ
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany will be delivered
IN n tnel1 saP pre- nate, order
FRENCH by NJ. Lareintrie aided by mad Anc.nha
to whom, as French Governess the c1nyersatonal d
P pa, men 4 Is !, particularly assigned.
GERMAN by DR. FreitaS
ITALIAN by Signor B. CastelN
II. WallaGk, (late Miss TuIpinl instrumental Masie.
DRAWING Mr.. Ho,s.s
DANCING Mr. Darocher
In the Moderen languages the lessons are aiyen dale
instead OF three times week usual, lads
pensabe, in the opinion of the principals the proper
advancement ofihe pupils. In French The recitasions
minutes daily independently of the conversational ex
ercses incidental social intercourse and 70 ada %
the facilities there will be regular Intervals French
and Musica Soirees for the benefit of the pupils those
departments respectively.
In addition to instrueting his own classes Mr. D
will continue to exercise supervising all
branches of study, examining the scholars and seeing
that Justice is done TO them.
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance end N
deduction 0tu be made for absence, except in oIo1
protrGcted serere indispostion.
The academical year commences on the first Monday
in September embraces forty-sx weeks and s divided
into four equal TERMS Pupils received fora Pc
except at the end ola Current full term
Board, pc, academic year, ssoe oe
ing the benefit of French conversation
at table, per academic year, Go 90
English instruction, in all its branches.
SIT SO per single term, or If continued
upto the time of the summer recess,
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ARUSFTFD SUGAR-East Boston Crushed SUI
" gar, i'm bbls. landing and for sale by
WILMINGTON EASTMAN, :
iy23 IS Bowly' WHAT
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kn BRLS. superior New Orleans SUGAR
IL IN HOUSE MOLAsSEs--For sale by
au 10 - f7f VIM. q. HARRISON,
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SONS OF AEFLICTION LOOKiI;

Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street,
ma % lower end of Centre Market Space
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27
Actual loss of Waldoboro in 1888
NEW JERSEY QUESTION.

From the Boston Atlas, learn, that the
Committee on elections, after hearing the evil
dence on both sides, have come to the decision
that the commission of the Governor of New
Jersey valid, both in form and substance, and
was prima facie evidence of the right to seats of
those holding it.
They have also decided that the certificate Of
Secretary Westcott was of no more value than Il
"column of newspaper and that, too, after an
argument in which Messrs Vroom and Dickerson
brought forth the Secretarys special message,
recountng his forty years services and labors, to
back his commissions.
at has thus been decided says the State
Gazette, "by an impartial tribunal, that the COM
mission of the Governor has been denied its
proper authority. 1t is decided that New Jersey
is excluded from Congress wrongfully, lawlessly.
Yet the House of Representatives persists in
the wrong; and the State remains still the victim
of an act adjudcated to be violation of the Con-
sttution.'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27
LADY'S BOOK.

The February Number of this excellent Maya
zine, is embellished with two figures of fashions,
colored four uncoored; very fine steel en-
graving-the Disguise and two pages of Mu-
sic. Among the many excellent literary articles,
we may name the conclusion of 1.-THE Opal
Ring" by Mrs. Seba Smith, formerly of Portland,
ssthe Tyrolean Lovers" "Cure of Hypocon-
driac," conclusion of "the Wife and Sister,,
&c, &c.
For enterprise, at least, we think it deserves
much credit; Mr.. Cooley was the first to give to
an American public original articles from the pens
of Mary Russell Milford author of sour Village"
Mrs Cornwell Baron Wilson, editor of London
La Belle Assemble, Mrs. Holland, author Of
several useful and valuable works; James Mont
gomery, author of "Omnipresence of the Deity
&c, Thomas Miller, author of Fair Rosamond
and Royston Cover, Ebenezer Elliott, author Of
Corn Law Rhymes
Godey's Lady's Book is furnished at So per
annum, the money invariably to be received be-
fore single number is sent
The March number will contain seven figures
of Fashions and Fac Smiles of the writing of
Lady Byron, her daughter Ada, Miss sedgwiok.
and Harriet Martineau
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EIJROPE.

The ship Tarolinta, arrived at New
York, brings London papers to Jan. 81,
and Liverpool to the 4th. t-
There does not appear to be much news
Of moment. There were various rumors
of Ministerial changes. tits said that the
Marquis of Normandy will 60 to Paris as
British Ambassador; that the Earl OF Gran
Vile will succeed Lord Burlington take
Lord Normanby's place at the home Of
fee; the Duke of Devonshire to be Lord
Lieutenant of ireland.
The duty on foreign wheat was raised
to 2ss Sd per quarter on -four to IFS, per
Dbl. American -four in bond had been
sold at previous quotations.
Religion ofthe Queens Intended. In our
paper of the 7th instant, upon the author
ity gilmore than one leading paper, we sta
te,J that Prince Albert, the consort elect OF
our most gracious queen, II Protestant
is noble accident; his father, mother,
,;obt brothers and sisters, being all Paplsts
&c. We are grat;6ed to be able to state
upon authority in which we place the most
unbounded reliance, that the information
to which we gave credence and publicity,
is founded in error. We ff2d the CRAFTY
ing truth TO be, that Prince Albert had but
one brother, and no sister; and both no ana
his brother, as well as father and MOTHER
are Professionals, as their ancestors nave
been for many years.
TouLoN, Dec. %.
France and Algiers. The Neptune
which arrived this morning brings word that
IN the Izth there was an action near the
Maison Carree, in which the Arabs lost
nearly 5000 men. 1t appears that Mar
shall Vallee had taken measures by which
the enemy, who had hanassed us for some
days, were surrounded
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27
LIFE OF GEN. HARRISON.

We have just examined copy of Mr. Hildreth's
neat and very interesting, 'fe of Gen. VIM. H.
HARRISON the peoples candidate for the Presi-
dency. 1t is written in very rich style, and en-
braces great deal of interesting intelligence,
which should be familiar to every citizen 1t con-
tains l26 pages, small type and neatly executed
The reader can obtain the above work, whole
sale or retail at the Book Store of Mr. HENRY
HYDE, in this town.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27
MR., ALIENS SPEECH BEFORE THE
BATH WING ASSOCIATION.

We have heard but one sentiment in regard to
the most excellent Speech of Mr.. Allen, before
the Wing Association, on Saturday evening last.
Notwithstanding the bad, exceeding bad state of
the weather, the Town Hallwas crowded at an
early hour, with attentive hearers. The remarks
of Mr. Hyde, were brief, but to the point, and
exceedingly well arranged. The Speech of Mr..
Allen, is reported in full, and only wait to
obtain his consent, before laying it before our
readers, which we hope to do in our next.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27

It is rumored that the Seminoles are
busy training an army of rattlesnakes to
act against the whites IN florida as an off
sett to the bloodhounds. Such thing is
Just as possible as that the bloodhounds
will succeed in extirpating the savages.
Times
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27

frmest and most active of the friends of tenn
perance in this County such charge as the
Argus insnuates, must have been derived from
the columns of the Boston Morning Post, and we
defy either of those papers to substantiate the
CHARGE charge which they dare ONLY to in
sinuate, as they do many others.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27
A PLAIN STATEMENT
For the Republicans of Lincoln Cou,

For the Republicans of Lincoln County.
We present below, few very important, and
startling statistics, respecting the state of "Uncle
Sans" affairs in the three collection districts in
this County. By an attentive, and impartial Pc
rusal of the several specific items set down, we
think the Democratic Republicans of this county
will cordially agree with US, that "Retrenchmenf
and Reform" is imperiousy called for, in some
departments of the astounding catalogue. We
shall take occasion, in few weeks to point out,
where some of these leaks; which evidently do
exist may be readily found If the evidence we
shall present, fail to convince our readers, we
shall advise them to turn fishermen, this SUMNER
and if they do not then find at least one practical
illustration, it will be for the reason, that office.
holders have ceased to "interfere in the elections"
and have become unmindful of their "salares and
their bread"
The statement which follows, we have COM
piled for the year 1888. 1t will be borne in mind,
that this was the year when Governor Fairfield
was first elected, at such an extraordinary exer.
ton, among his friends.
PORT OF BATH.
Gross Revenue SIs,s29 81
Deduct--Fish Bountes 5.626 81
Mackerel do. 20 90
Prosecutions 80 90
Collection Salaries 9.277 SO
--l4,973 90
Net Revenue of Bath for 1888 $3.S54 SO
PORT OF WIscAssET.
Gross Revenue $4,097 80
Deduct-Bounties 1854 81
Collection Salaries A $40 90
Actual loss of Wscasset in 1888 $14,l4s Gil
PORT OF WALDoBORo'.
Gross Revenue (nothng except GOA, *
Hospital money
Deduct-Bounties $l4,177 20
Collection Salaries 7,470 81
---- @, 647 30
Actual loss of Waldoboro in 1888 $2l,4lO Is
REHABILITATION.
Gross Revenue. Expenses.
Bath $lS,82S 81 $14,973 90
Wiscasset 4,097 80 1925 AZ
Waldoboro 237 rs 81 647 80
Total 1923 ,l63 - $54 1867 20
23,l63 n
Aggregate Of DEAD LOSS $3l ,7O3 So
Further CONNIE ut. is quite unncce ssary. at this
time We shall refer to this statement again.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-27

The Argus is quite welcome to all the advan-
tage it may anticipate or realize, by its wanton
attacks upon the character of Hon. JOHN
HOLMES, of thA County He is among the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Sire II, EicssrFfeI' Of. Fsoderi, E0p,-



- ESPECTFULLl informs tie cirzcrs {.
IA Lyt chbutg. that his second 81 ssion will beg
on The lst Of March, 1910, Ladies ard gentlemen
who wish TO parouse MIR, s will do favour 10 send
word to HIM At his sdcace on Main Street opposite
the Bduk.
Terms As follows--ln classes At his residence Tor
hail Session, beginning on lstof March aud ending
tie 1T ui August, SIS, N.ree tssous week only
payable hall advance Private scholars will please
TO call N Mr. Suozzi where lie wall make icasona-
be arrangements according 10 tAen numbers aud
rcsidcucc.
Mr. ). hopcsto have given by his time Sufficient
evidence OF his capacity 10 leach tie Modern Ian.
euagcs and he would refer To all lis pupils who
have received his Instructions; it gives LINN plea
Sue to see BY his present scholars. that pupil who
vii apply himself, IAN the course OF a session tyz)
tive months, be able to read llucnllv and Translate
pretty well what ever buoh may be presented to lim.
although, he may hive never had any kHcirieage
oil the French before. moreover, he viii he able l.,
understand all the rules OF Grammar, and Translate
pret1y WELL English iu'o FIeuch, without the helm
Of ln' instructor. HIS system is thai he acquired
limsell by an experience oil years. aud certificates
OF lie above facts may be obtained in ihis place
from respectable citizens.
la the coatSe OF YEAR. with reasonable applira-
lioe, scholar can even be able To geak ttctt> fu-
emily upon any subject Mn :. respectful, inoIns
the Cuizris OF Lyuchburg lhati there any gentle
man, Who doubts bis yeueuy or his capacliy he is vii
Ing TO answer any question that may be pun to him
IN ii' professional business.
Feb. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

VIRGINIA Lt.Gfsa.aTURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoSpAT. Feb. 81. Islg.
PETITIONS
Were pre<eu,esl--

Were presented
By Mr.. Cupes,cr. OF citizens Of Allegheny, hf a
precinct election, at the house Of Jabn Martin, m
said County.
By Mr.. Chapman, of Attorneys Of The sih Judicial
District. praying a change in the time for holding
the Cent OF said District.
Mr.. TunsiaH presented tie peiian and vouchers
Of sundry cilizeus Of Dsu,ile praying lhe establish
ment of a Hastings Cnutt IN that tumn--ihe eXien-
sion Of the corporate imiis Of the tnwu DC.
Mr.. Tunsiall asked leave 10 introduce a hill eN-
tending the corporate limits of the OF Dauvc,
and for other purposes-grauted.
Mr.. Tuns all asked leave 10 Introduce hlli to
establish Hastings Coufi, in tic town Of Dan
vile.
On motion IL Mr. Gibson,
Rtsoffed. That the Committee on Banks lac IN
s'tuoted to enquire into tie sNpediencs Of hung
ing IN bull to give temporary felie TO tie liauks IN
this Commonwealth.
MIR. NenahIe Subsequently, introduced hill uf The
Temporary relief OF tie Banks which was read a
first and second time and ordered to be eoctosscd.
Mr.. Coleman offered the following fesoioeOu.
Resoired, Tnat tie Commute Of Sufoais N
Colleges be Instructed to bug in bt. fstalli <hinl
the District Free School System IN Virginia Nj
Coleman Supported. AID Mr.. Geodo opposed III,
resolution, which VS. r'jeeted oy ayes aud NOES
ayes Sc, nnes SO.
On motion OF Nj. Smith OF I Of w,
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Feb. %. 10.


Mr.. Venab'e called up the ball fat lhe temporary
relief OF the Banks OF this Conn onwealth--wheu
Mr.. Banks submitted The following ryder:
.sirorided, That nothing IN this contained
shalt be SO construed To affect the tights ct any
person OF petsons, Who demanded pan neut ptiot 10
the lib December last. Of any sum due Inn. her.
them. and hich has not been paid, whether such
demand Wis made IN pefs-n or m atitlue. # the
President or Cashier ofthe Bank al which such sun
dur, whether ~ bll, uoe or dcpo-lie aud
provided also, that. nothing IN lhs shall be 20
construed as to exempt afy Bank II m tie penal
ties aud lofieItutes imposed by the Of 1887 ron
eefniag the Backs OF tbs Commonwealth ~ any
case in which the President or Cashier thereof ma,
have ckno~le,ged verbally n Writing any such
demand and the failure to p3y the same pflor 10 h
IIth December last"
Alter some conversation. M Dnks moved to
lay the bin and - der The Hblf, which was re-.
jecied-Ayos 80, nues s.
Mr.. May then moved lie previous question, which
carried. and tie ydet regretted.
The question was then pu ou the passage Of the
bill, which "as carried BY ayes ana noes-Ayes %,
noes Gas follows
Arrs-Me,s,s. Wood. Cabe'l. BuryeI of b..
Mneheil. Myers Il r.. McNdau k,'e Flood
Toltr, Fox, Coleman, Gatdaeil, Cos, B1fwcn 81
&. a. W Bfoans. Nilsson Crawford. Scaa. How.
ell. Hale. Na&e Of =. B8hef. Byi1 Gncnart Efs-
tiue. Clarke Il H.. G. bssn. A'ltn II n, Wine,
seymour Mckae Bameu, G.esofy Nuahinefoe.
Reynolds. Tasisc al X. q Ja,loe Fl l.. & r.
Beard. Ramey. HARRISON, Caldwell. naslcrtIllc,
Esaas, Massie, Ail,n e y i. WAITS. Eihtridre.
lerbs, Fitzgerald McCennclL nuer. Nav. T4n.
slal. Keen. Tails an Niihmx, Neuablc, Rubefls
Robertson SNYDER. LeYbufn. Datman Smnb Of
X. Griever, Crniohe6ld, spous Stephenson. Coed
son. Walker CO
Mons -Mcssts. Carpeuicr Hannah Jackson Of
u. x L., Mcrfdth. llssbi 5. kng, Bats TAYLOR
"i H., Lee, Armstrong, SmHh al |, Of W, Fon-
tame, o. gain. liauks, 1aylo OF NJ. Il NJ. CLAYTON,
Gharmtn, Waie If NJ. < p uxers of NJ u5l,,
Aeshiie. Heath, Raclins SiurnL Shlpman. oni.
len. Conn, Bme, Ridley, P;iucc-30.
Mt hoo'son asked leave 10 hrng III Il hill TO in.
corporate Female academy IN Town Of Abiop-
don.
The proposition was opposed by Mr.. Gregory.
AMI suppoitedbs Messrs. Guohson aud All,n
The leave WAS granted, aud committee appoint.
cal 10 bring in the bill
On Mr.. 1oedsons motion, the House adj ,utned.
all TO -moflow 10 O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

CONGRESS. GA Monday, the 2iil, lie de-
bate in the Senate was highly interesting on the
subject o the Bankrupt Law.
Ga the same day, in the llouse. he Pennsy wanna
aud Massachusetts contested election occupied The
greater PAT oilhe day.
On Tuesday. in tn Senate, Mr.. Talmadge pre-
seated the resolutions cI The New York Legislature
against The SubTreasury, which produced consd-
cradle debate.
Tie House, on the same day, was engaged on d
molten TO punt the proceedings Of The New Jersey
Contested Election
The following is The Resolution passed in the
COMMITTEE OF Elections, winch Mr.. Fillmore had
commenced reading Wien arrested by call 10 order
ia the debate in The House Of Representatives 90
motion fur printing papers in the cast oi the New
Jersey Election
COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS. Feb. 10, l640
Whereas the Peofle OF the Suite Of New Jersey
are deprived Of Of Their representation II
the present lonsc of lepr senatiyes and 1t being
highly expedent that the decision oil the question
between the several claimants 10 the five contested
ssals III The House Il Representatives, be made a
IDLY practicable, consist ~ "uh due uvestga
ton and deberaiion; AID J. Is. Ayctige, William
llalsted, and Others having made application TO til
unitee for time 10 take further evidence 10 sus
tain thelf fgh seats 10 SAID House, and the con
tesofs having alleged that, 1.-The committee 90 mt'
an investigation OF the q5esion Of WHO received tn
plu ality otleg yoles, taey sfe time also to tax
/ testimony:
T. eleorc, Resolved. lhal the Chairman be reques
Ted 10 notify the several claimants a:ofeslll, thai thl
committee 1cU proceed 10 final decision OF III
/ question Of ultimate fi4hl depending before then
until tie second Mouday in Apul next, at wh.c
time the conimnlee will expect tie proofs 10 b
closed, and viii not receive any lesam ny taken b
4 either OF The paities alter tIHt tune.
lletc Nj /. VAS ntuunp,ed, q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02

Fredericton. y. B., feb l2.-The House pass
ed a II On Monday continuing the Law passed last
Near authorizing the Lieutenant Governor win ILe
advice OF his Council, to embudy a force of lo0n
men, to march out al the Province il tronired IN
case ui emergency. 1t met with some opposiliop.
on the ground that necessity existed 70, he h,,
passing originally aud that certainly none exists
now. II VAS passed however, by af.e major.
ny.
h"e"ta, Name, Fcb l3.-'rhe b itish autl.ori.
les have al the head Of Pemscouta Like force
OF about geo men. There have recently been erect
ed Tor lhen accommodation Two large blotkhous,
capable ct tohaimne Itum touf 10 SIX hnudrcd m n
There are also six of seven smaller blnekh uses
\ stoekade has been constructed around these bull
dihgs, 10 enclose about acre Of ground The
siothade Is nine feet high, built of timber rcn,iled
together, snrmonnitd by picket, and furnished
WIN loophoieS Tor mnskeus. small force is also
stationed at The loot OF 'fenjscoula Lake
The above account has been given by Geac,,l
Narnum' aud entire seIlncc may b. put ia its cor
W. 60 1Rgasia Age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
IN def changing t'e time Of hoiding he Circuit .Su
Per5or Court Of amherst Coantg
PASSED DEcEnRER THE o4tb. 1saoA


j. he a enacted By tic General AcsemblU. Tba,
Tue 1tenH Superior Couu Of Law aud Cbancery
Tor the County of Amherst, shall be held on tIr
twenty hlih day OF March, and The tn envy -Gliv day
OF august, instead oil The times now required Ly
law. -
:. And be farther enacted, That uofhing here
~ eoo'aned shall operate 10 discontinue O, iuyali-
""'e any process, or any recogulzauce taken. or
notice gwen before the commencement of tbis no.,
ou' every sueh process recugnzance aud notice oiv
ven laken or ietuinable to any tenn of he CourI a
WHICH, as Tue law 10" Is would have occur
req alter the commencement of Ibis ar, sb,u L
construed and held. and shall in like manner avail
as II gwen taken rerunahIe 10 The terms s,hs'i
su.so ,nefriof' by the provisions OF his act.
thereof. NV passing
feL'ay that The above is true copy of the act
enIh,eH An act changing The tine Of hoidIny thr
December lhe 24lll, 1889 P'SSeu
"'e" under my hand, this 18Th day of February
l0lo' GEORGE W!MUNFOR'D e n ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-02
s I. LOUIS.

An esteemed friend, resident Of St. Louis
describes the progress Of that city within The last f. "
years, as tuly wonderful. Il has doubled its popu.
lalon within the last four Years and is now inhabi
ted by 2l,OOo souls About 800 honses and stores
are now being built. Rents are high bur provisions
are ''hff moderate. Thus, a new thtee story btick
mousse % iee 'front.' commands $3.50 per annum ;
WINE the principal stores in the business thoroue H.
iates, ranges from $1,000 TO $1,000 per annum Beet
sells at rom 10 cents, pork s. flour Sc to 81 per
barrel, turkeys rs 10 81 % each, geese from 81 to IS
cents, and chickens from i24 To % cents. The rrip
between 81. Louis and Philadelphia may be accom-
phshed IN ordinary times in 9 days, aud for about
$50. II Is unquestonaby Of the most flourish
ing ellles IN the union aud has is said been but
lhtle affected by the recent Troubles in the money
market. We have noticed one decided matter of lafe
years. VIZ: the improvement OF The moral feeling,
aud hence the dmuulon OF rofs and similar scenes
OF violence and outrage. This is. indeed, cfeat
matter, Tor wherever tie Laws recognized as SUI
p eme and The secutliy OF lle and property are best
protected, commerce aud uaJe ale sure to flourish
most.