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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

ID ADAMS would inform the public that he still contin-
h. to do little in the MONUMENTAI line, at the
Steam Ferry Wharf, Bath; at Brunswick, the Stage
House and at his place of residence Topsha and pro-
Vided with GOOD MATERIALS and ready to attend to
calls, either the first rate Italian, good American
MARBLE Quincy Slate, at least low ate,
be had in the State Of Mane and worked into any shape
required and thinks he give satisfaction, which here
ofoe he has generally done. The public would do well
try the substance, Of the beautiful White Marble, which
from "p rire and if any should have the curiosity
to specimens of stock, and Workmanship, they might call
Mt Auburn, and if they choose they may 20 far
Providence, r. L.
In of absence, Bath call Can't. /. Lambard
next door, and at Brunswick MIR. Iufin opposite shop
Bath, Nov Is, lS4l tf34.
To the Honorable Nathaniel Groo Esquire, edge If PrOJQe
1cltbin and Gr tie County Of Lincoln
ID ESPECTFul.LH represents Mary w. Green, admins
~ tatrX with the will annexed of the Estate of Gardiner
Green, late of Topsha said County, deceased That the
personal Estate OF the said deceased sufficient by
the of Twenty Thousand Dollars answer the
just debts which he owed She therefore py that she may
be empowered and licensed 70 sell Of the Real Fs
tate of the said deceased may be sufficient raise the
said with incidental charges.
MARY w. GREEN.
LLVCOLW ss.-7t Probate Courthcd At NoJieboro' rtb
in and for the County If Lneol Tie lSt doy Of orew6er
Il. ID. IS4l
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the said Pet
toner give notice all persons inter- sted in said Estate
appear Count of Probate to be holden at Wiscasset
the first Monday of December next, by causing copy
of said Petition with this Order to he published three
weeks successfully previous to said Court in Lincoln
Telegraph. NAFH'L GROTON, Judge Of Probate.
Attest JoHS G. DODGE, Register.
A true copy of the Petition and order thereon.
Attest; JoHN {. Donor, Register (lW3I)
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DonI5 Note Gable.

Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
The following complete list OF Banks Whose hlllS aft
moi bnkabe in Boston, to whrh is added the per ccu
discount.
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TABLE CUTLERY.
IVORY, Horn, Ebony and Cocoa Handled Knives and
Forks from the mandatory Portland, (Mane for sale
by q. ". KENDALL.
Bath, July 2S If Is.
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HOUSE EDIG SALE!
n THE convenient dwelling house now
n @hTaAA occupied and owned by the subscriber,
8Es .is g having good stable wood house and 9th
f En- erOut-buildngs attached To the same will
80 a Wei of good Water several very eN-
ccent fruit trees, located a convenient
and pleasant lot commanding fine view of the Kennebec,
is now offered for sale at reasonable terms.
Persons wishing good location, will do wen to call
Possession given by the first of September Appyto 10,
GILBERT TRUFANT.
Bath July Is, 1871. #tf 16
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STATE OF MAINE.

LAND OFFICE,
Bangor, Oct 3, l8il.
rYNfiE undersigned hereby gives public notice That the set
Ting land IN the following described Townships which
has surveyed into settling lots and belonging to the
state i'll the market tr sale and settlement, to wit
Township No. /, Range ,, West from the East line of
-L..
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GRAHT DISCO VERYl

GRNET DISCOVERY!
GtHERMAN'S COUGH LOIENGES are the safest, most
- and efecua remedy for Cough, Colds, Asthma
Whoong Cough, Tigliness Of the chest lungs, &C., &C.
The proprietor has never known instance where they
did not awe perfect satisfaction Fer evidence Of the viz
of Sherman's Cough Lozongcs read what they have
done, viz:
violent cough hndeTed fro Sleep and hourly becoming
debtaed by constant approximations all hopes Of recovery
exhausted, when | advertisement Of Sher-
mans Cough Lozcnges; I was induced by my friends to
make trial Of then and my great surprise, was en-
trey cured in weeks Having received 50 much bene
fiji from it myself, consider my duty to recommend them
to the public JESSE CUSTOM"
For sale by T. WOOD, Central Wharf.
Path OCT 49, 30.
HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, & FANCY PAINTING.
- &. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his cid GUS
~ toners and the public generally that he VIII continue to
carry the above business various branches, with des
patch, at the old stand, near the sagadalIock Ferry
Bath, January 30, 1911. h45
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POWDER.
~ T. and F. F. F. Powder just received and for sale by
4 the Keg or retail. &. W. KENDALL.
August s. If ~.
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FOR eA4Ii
p1Y w. v & o. MOSES, Oven doers for dollar and
I'D twenty iVe cents.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.
80 N00 FEET first quality seasoned Iemlock Boards,
VO,VOV Joist and Timber,-No.l shaved Pine Shin
giles, for sale by w. LEDYARD or
GEORGE KENDALL,
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VINEGAR! VINEGAR!
On BBLS prime Cider Vinegar, for sale by
~ Nov H. &3) 6. W. KENDALL.
HERDS Grass, Clover and Red Top Seed for sale by
Ii y. MARSTON'
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MAINE

MAINE.
Commercial, Bangor / a 5
NJ rcantile g" +" 4 a ,
Globe, " F" nom. d -
Lafayette, Il =" 10 d
Peoples Bank g closed.
st. Croix Calais 10 d
Calais Bank, I l-2d-
Washington Co. Blk d
saltwater Canal " - 40
City Bank, Pnrtland,o0 a
lVesthroDk Rank, 3 d
Georgia LumberCo. 50 u
Frankfort Bank, % u
Agricultural, Brewer. | l-2a-
Citizens Augusta, a.
Oxford at Fryeburg, franz.
Bangor bank, old, closed.
Bank of Oldtown, no safe.
Damariscotta, charter expired.
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EEhiS - ti1EIN.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mobile. Ala baIna,
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CHEAP GOODS.

PALMER & LEDYARD, viii sell the balance of their
Goods at cost in one Of the Town House Stores.
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted To Palmer & Ledyard in Note
Account requested TO call and settle the Mt their
store in the Town House, where they will have oppor-
nifty for a short time. -..'
Bath, Oct 18th, l5il tf2S.
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LUMBER EoR sALE

EpRAss KETTLES fer sale by c. W. KENDALL.
- June 30. TIA.
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FAINITS.
WHITE LEAD Paris Chrome and French Green, Chrome
w and French Yellow, Venetian Red, Spanish Brown,
Yemllon, Pusan Blue, Ter de Sena, Umber, Red Lead,
Lethmge Whiting, Linseed Oil Spirits TuIpentine, and
Japan. for sale By G. w. kENDALL. IFS
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WILLARD WALKER.
9JTfflUIn NrI'L+ -



Mechanic Street, near the Town Landing.
INV 22d. 1911. II
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GUADALUPE MOLASSES.
IN HHDS prime retailing Guadolou pc MoiasseS Iof sac
Bath. Sept. 18th, 1911 %.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-02

Norfolk, RoXbury, redeemable
al their counter,
RoNbury bank, fraud.
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C4RPETLNGS AND RUGS.
0NyFnglish American, and Scotch Carpetngs, of all de
scfpons from ~ cts per I'D to S5 per yd, large and
beautiful assortment.
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FAMILY BUTfkG R.
FEW frEns choice BUTTER an d Lard, Just received
"A and for sale by oHhN q Bkol HI ILL.,
Bath, Sept y. u A"'
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NEW BEEF.
vi f By No. ana f'"' ''S'-0" ps si FoBINsoS.
Bath, Oct % d..
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Paper M4NGLvGS
lorue lot Of every nattern-at prices to suit MIR

CRoCKERY, Glass 8ND CHINA HARE.
ALso-WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES.
All which viii be sold the most reasonable terms.
Rath Oct % 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

DY ., DRArER. lr.
Sore 54 HiiAs..,s.rser. eorsey Of Pi5e,..rtsI


Sore 34 tILi;GEi-S.reef. correr Of PI5e-stTtSt
SATURDAY. Nov. l3
Clothes from tse Sheives-We,t CT England hsc
ue stack, invisible green, snI iHdigo blue wool dyed
brosd cloths, also woatsd OF England Cashmere
sc.
Also, 50 pieces wool dyed black .upeihno Beaver
Cloths, just landed
Term. 81 saie-An sums of 500 and Bon.hs for
approved endorsed notns
P,cKAeE SALE 800 PACKAGES Bisiss Ira scotch aud
car, prv tiocGe of recent Importation, tse sale
bscus large and desirable assortment Of scasonaose
liclcs- Al,
.ulns OF 500 add
n acknowledgements saio Of BONDS
AND oKrGAGES-The Bonds OF The original share
hylders o. tbs Ncs Brighton assoesties on "hieh hee
= no- due about tie suE of Three Hundred and Forty
five Thouslrd Dollars the payment OF when Is fecureH
nv mortgage upon all he remaining property OF "H
A,>ocisoti III be sold together with sid mortgage
) DRAPER, Jr AuctoLeer, at the Merchants rNeAnsSo
in the CIV Of New-York on WEDNESDAY, the liza
av Of November neat at O'Clock III the iorehoon
Apply for particulars, 10 .r
oa5 dtSI7 No. Hanover street
On THURSDAY, Nov. Is, ST 10 O'Clock.
FRr<ca tiuoos.eO cases Frsnch Goods OF recent IN
peris,ion and al ,pted 10 the scason
TerlaI-For s SUMS OF SlUc aud over mos. for sP
proved endorsed nOtcs.
Catalogues aud samples on morning of s,le
FRIDAY Nov lg, ~ 10 o'clock az the Auction ROOM
lsrc. assortment OF furs OF all descriptions "'aP''"
70 Ike s,o, =
Terms OF SALE months credit Tor all SUMS OF S'o9 a"a
oyer.
Catalogues and samples morning Of sale.
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Auction Sales.

By w II. Frankhn.-Real Estate-A parcrl of ground
the easterly of Broadway, opposite Fifth strec
,aiang so feet ty Isl. with erements, &c. 800
BY L. Al. Hoffman a Co-Tea,, imported per Hun
trees Tcrns-Sstisfactory notes at months payable IN
this city.
Hyson skn-24 chests G9l 81 do 50; - do IS;
S half 10 SCI Is do SAL 80 do 80; Is do 5"! SO DO
isi - do III; IL do AZ; 3e5 do iol2 chests with
drawn
Young Hyson-lu half chests 81 90 chess. SIS
10 half do so Is do 10; do -; ~ Is 50 do 7lt
IS do "A 10 do 10; 2s do ~ m withdrawn % -
70; ST do Is. $50 withdrawal l20 do SO. "a DO 90
81 do Off 2 do 65 10 chests 63 u do and 70 half do
e. 81 and ~ hsf 6 80 do g.; 20 do 80 81 halt
do 575 [3t0 withdraw :; g. do 81 RS ~thdraNn lie
do So: 10 DO $50 G5 do 55 30 do S. los do 81 10 90
81 300 50; 9i5 do 40 I6aI Withdrawn; 81 twelve
pound boxes S3l.
Hy,on-l6 bali chests 81 IL; Is chests Sl,Os.
Tonkay-2o hf chests SIS cts; l79 do 81 iS3 do sly Oh
DO 4s3; 10 withdrawal 30 chests At; " do Il.
GGnpowdsr hf chests ST. DO "a do ~, do sol;
% 81; 81 do 65 SO do 6sl 10 do So 10 do 5 Al do
Is do So 100 Glib bxs 7l leo DO 70i 80 IL Id do 66 81
Cases 2-lb cannstrs SO.
Inperia9 hf chests OF Gus; do S. Ghosts ST. II HI
do 81 l2; II DO 81 do 80 l2 10 do IS l2 % DO o9 10
do 90 l2 lo 90 "a y 60 do 81 loo olo hxs ~ : l@U
TX 10 do o. 00 withdrawal 20 cases IL ID canstrs w ~
fowchong-5e hi chests 80 81 do S. 49, Go 81, "
"ithdra"n 100 do So ID - 10 Sc; IS do IS l- S do Oh
SouehoHgiI chests o. cts 10 h do 6S s. do 6U III 10
81 IL ife do %; y do 81 2 IS do 80; 10 do is : DO
40 rs balance ~ithdrawn 80 lib bxs 81 = with
drawn.
Csssa--3l00 mat, at - cts.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
TO TIE LADIES.

II JOHN II. DINGMaN Has rot reccIved hftreL tsyf
later 5oaI Pir, - ell Supplied "iIh French,
British americas Dry Goods Of latest and aost
Fashionable i, sa Il exceedingly lev prices. which he Is
offering at graf bsrga,ls he invites the pubic
pcct hs snsd ssso,;es, befor purchasing, lnt sa;i.
y ;hes-s. II bis stors OF Sls Shlws, Prints, Dome'
cs, &c he surpassed jas received from an Importer
20 e;oso his stock 70 II. season.
sP.ENpsD SILKS.
% pi-ce, aesau: SATIN stripe and watetcd, escorted
colors froir :. TO i0s.
- do figured and chargeable
50 DO Chene, very desirable
Is do beautiful striped aaI figured blue black
40 so figured mode coors
leo Go p.in hl.ek and blu, black and cooFed Silks
from 3. 6d 10 10 per yard, and ssu1s snd Silks OF
every absorption. Also.
.s5AyyLS.
100 rich Cashnerc eissaal designs from $40 IN $50.
100 B-ochs, complete assortment. i;om 81 to $40
Also, embroidered Cashmere, French habyic, Rob
Roy, &c.
Taron.s. Bombasirs, De Lanes. iier-oes.
Yeivc:s, Cloths, Cas- nc.cs. Sat.ae:s, &c.
PRINTS.
$3.50 yards Il Prints eleean, patterns &, worth Sc.
10 French azd English from Is Cd to 3s cd
casca American, from sd to Is.
DOfsEsT,Cs.
80 cases aui bales Doms-jcs. fros 81 10 L. Id
Flaancls, Blankets, Canton rlaunc-.
JOHN Ii DlNGAiAN, 3ol Grand 81.
nil BIS c-raer Orchard.
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NEW chemical preparation Of OPIUM embracing ali
n The valusoe medicinal properties OF OPIUM 10 rhe
exclusion those whca deleerioas and useless ne
Morn,ue Cod.in and Sarcelu combination with the
naive 5econc Acid, all retained III ihelr o'!sh
purity asd hence the superiority oil TINS Pefataoi II
Is uc. preferable other form OF oPa'e sch as
is,daauIn fsrcgoric, Morphine, Dsnarcouzcd Iacoa-
mum &C.. &C. as has been fully proved and duiy &C
knc udsed by the most eminent SUI geoss pay sicida
and enc n,ts 1t. use followed by any OF the disa
c-,eabs effects which invariably aeEd 'h- ordinary pc
Ha,aoo. of piu such as constipation, headache, tre
mors nausea aud vomiting. but may be taken IN sah
cut doses 10 alay u. surrug with perfect saeiy aad
sDr success Fer ither particulars oil It's uidls IN
bospitsls &c SEQ directions with the medicine.
The Trade supplied the lowest piices, by A D. a u
sands, - and 100 Futon-s " \. Sold also, at whole
sale in New-lor by Lawrence, heese 60, H. H..
schetelin Co. VIM hurger buse - lyei,
Phelps & Co. Oicuit, McKessos Il Co, Williams haDee
A C!spp, Pests il Main; HaydocS Coriies iAuTs'oh'
Robinson * Ward; Rushton 4 Aspinw2iL hetaiieo oy
H. Sands CO., - East Broadway, and by All Apoheca
,,,s Sold in Boston by Brewers, stephens Cushing ,
VIM Brown; Reed Wing 4 Cutler; 3 w fo"le: Soiu
in Providence by e Dyer; }. Balch, and )! a "a.s-
Worth L. Newport, ~ X. J Taylor In Worcester ~
Jas Green & Co. In Norwich, oy H. '" MatheH,on- -
Hartford by T. W. Ball; H. seymour and u Cotton 10
New Haven by L. X Dorr; D. smith & Co.. and oy W.
" Seagr,m. In Bridgeport by y. ). Warden ana w
B. Dyer. IL No-wak, by J. A Woos In Nc%oulgn'
y. Y, by all the Druggists In Go.nen, ~ Reeve q, a
Saver and by Or. Horton. IL South MiddeioHn' oy
Suite Dolson la PoughkeePsie, by Dr. ltiVe'L
In Kugston, by c. :. Clay. lu Causk, by Dr. po.ne.
In Hudson BY w. Storrs. IL Albany. by H. kaels 40
In G'rov BY Weed Wsters and BY DR.. C. Heinstreet.
In Iuca by J. E. Warner. and by Foster Dlckinsoo-
n syracuse BY T. B. Fitch d Co. In Rochester oY
Hawks and Brothers. In Buffalo by Coleman "a In
philadelphia b. Ellis Co, and all the Apothecares.
H. RsI,,more by q K. Tyler In Washington, e., by
: Todd. In Charleston, s. C, by havilaua Har.sl
q lll.e In Augusta, Ga, BY Hpvl!and, Risley y 60
L. WobIe by r. l. Watkins 4 Co In Montgomery, Ala,
r p r. Co.t,r iu Nss-orians. by Sicklas q Co. soid
a; retail Nv the most Of the Respectable @Fo'heeAn
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nc lwist
HARPER'S COUGH REMEDY.
TIRE GENUINE ARTICLE.

AGENTS ~ THE CITY.
JoHN B DoDp Chcmi.; 6i3 Broadway, corner Blccckor
street aud corner Ninth street and Broadway.
GALsN HUNTER, NJ. ID, los Sixth Avenue.
ALFRED HILL. Drug Store pos Greenwich ST.
WM hiAuNpgR Chemist 81 Hudson cor. Dunno.
WM. BRIGHAM Apothec-ry, cor. Avenue d aud Hous-
street.
T. W. BErrs, Cuppcr and Leecher, 3O4 Hudson street,
corner of Clarkson.
DR. w. H. MILSoR, corner Broadway and John Il.
Dr.. LEE 40 Grand ST.
JAMES H. HART cor ner of Chambers aud Broadway
and corner OF Hudson and North Moore us.
DANIEL H. bURTSLLLLi ~ ihlrd Avenue, ccrnor oi oL
Marks Place.
j. WsNpovEk, lil Eghsh Avenue.
Mr.. MABEE, corner cf Peek slip and Pearl ST.
w. &. j. TOWNSEND, cor. OF Beekman and Water sts
JOINS HiNros, Eighth Avenue aud Twentieth st
Ms. BALL, i45 Pearl ct
Miss VALLEY cor. frankfort aud William SITS.
P. x }. CopDlseroN, Druggist, conner oil Hudson and
Spring SITS
Mrs s NEWELL, 76 Fulton st. cor. of Gold,
Mrs hiNG Book Store, Fulton ST.
AGENTS OFT OF THE CITY.
C. w & ~ 4. SIMoNs Druggists, n. corner OF Fourth
an. Pine streets retail agents for the city
of Philadelphia, uud general agents for the State
JAMES MORGAN, Tarrytown, n. y.
Mrs. H. VAS CLEEF, corner oil James ana MaZerh 'ts.
Brooklyn, l.. !.
= Vas ScHAcX, - South Marsetst Albany.
R.wLs X Co Druggists, State 81 Albany.
Mn. HAYS l2l Fulton 81. rooklyu, Ii.
DAx Fen. Coafcctouer, Harli,.d, Conn.
II. n. b CowLE. Pdtcrsoa, N. J.
joins C. TRAcY, :96 Broad ST. NeSsrk, n j.
JoHS c. THoMrsos, Tompl iusyIile Staten Island.
W. t. Ely. Danbury, Conn.,
Mr. srEvEssoS, New Brunswick. \. J.
kIIJAH Guto>. White Plains, Wesichcsier Cs. y. 1.
q. c. GARDENER, Nantucket, Mass
Nj TRkvsKs North :. copd It Williamsburg, L. l.
c. IT. CLEARWATER a Co., High Falls, y. Y
JoSsPH SEyAoUR, ulica.
Al the Coniect ncrs opposite the Ferry Jersey City
NB-Acrr,s wanted TOR the sale Of this nedicue
throughout The United States. Terms Cash. =eoc i'
count allowed. li- On an
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Ory Dock. Hreoklyn. Ncyy-Yorl.-

l. Dry Dock, Brooklyn. Nev-HorA.-.
PROPOSALS will be received the Navy Agents Office,
NeSfork unit the 20th INST for the unber specified IN
the Schedule below Cor building
PILE WHARF.
Tue timber be delivered Of all charges such
part the Brooklyn Navy lard shall be directed cub
oc the inspection and approval OF such person may
be selected By the Engineer.
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.
So White Oak bearing Pes-sverase length 30 feet
u IN l6 Inches square.
81 Fender Piles-av.rnge length sc feet-ascut Il in
chcs ,quarc.
= Ton, of White Pine timber for caps-l6 III. square
26 Side Caps-l2 in. square
2s 80 small Spruce ranging timber for
ing Whnrf-o inches thick.
The Bearing Plies to be Of round White Oak timber, of
sound and good quality AMI straight can be procured
so As to be entirely suitable for driving be hewed a
square for length moi less than 10 feet from the
cut be least II inches in diameter at the smaller
end Of ens varying from 30 to ~ feet as follows
one third part to be from 30 81 feet. third from %
to 39 and the remaining third from IS to A. The
whole average not less than SO feet IN length. No pile
to lie admitted which sweeps dcyiatcs from straight
ress more lhan foot in forty and be recsvod
whch ,rc curved in than direction. The piles
to be delivered the Navy Yard, properly hewcd and
ready 20 be harpcned for driving, subject 10 inspection
aud approval
The Fesder Piles be of round White Oak timber Of
The same quality and subject the conditions With
regard to sraghtuesS To be hewed l inches square for
length than IL feet from The butt be at lrast
IL inches in diameter the smaller snd and Of length
varying from 81 IS feet, average not less than Sc
TO be well and properly hcwed, and delivered Us above
Tho S tous Of white Pine timber for Caps to be of good
sound ausy hewed saved Is inches thick and II 10
l uce. WIDE be straight all feur sides, and Of the
following lengths - sticks 81 feet - sticks 80 feet, II
sticks % feet and II sticks 81 feet long.
Tbs 81 tons Of timber for Side Caps to be Of the same
quality hsycd or sawed l2 inches square straight al
four SIDES and of length varying from ~ to Sc feet, rs
follows: one third be length OF - feet one third y
and third 81 feet
The small timber for covering the wharf to BIO ofSpruce
or Pine ranging timber, OF ,ound and durable quality
sawed hewcd straight three sides; TO be not loss than
j, ch.s OH al average thIckpess, estimated from the
uuhewn side 10 the oppo.e face, and 10 vary from 10
10 uche. the width be no, iess thar inches, and the
length TO &c Is, -, 70, or So feet.
ono half To be ieaered or kcoe December 5th and
the remain half on or before Dec. a0,h ISL.
Navy Agents Office.
New York, Nov. 6ih ISL
plO.2O ROBT G. WETMORE, Navy Agent
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DieD:

In this city, Nov .. Dennis Striker. the sis, year of
his aye, soldier of the Revolution.
In tbs city, Nov o Mrs. Margaret Mackay, in the SIS;
year of her age.
AT Newark, ~ J. Nov. O. Aaron Beach Egg Cashier OF
the Newark Banking and Insurance Company in the 5St
year of his
At Bridgeport, Conn. Nov. Q, Joseph Newman. aged |
year and month, sou of William aud Fanny Newman.
AT ST. Marys Geo, james Frcrlan Of the city of New
York, in the .iiih Of his rgc
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDSF BEAvEkS
BIZ HAD AT THE
SeY-Yorlx Cash Tailoring Establishment,

AZ FULroS-srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash AID will comprise most Of
the different styles now in the market very choice
west Of England aua French cloths do do black and FAM
cy colofed cssn eres for pants cashmeres and seye
for ycstuss all of which will be made and tmGed IN
the richest manner al ~ per cent below credit prices
Strict puuctusl,y observed in filing orders Cash on
delivery and no abatement in prices
PS-osr fall business has slready increased TO that
extent compelled to increase our help IN the
cutting department which Is still under the superntend-
encc of ar NJ Gaylord who will give his whole attention
to the different styles of winter garments that may be IN
;roLaccd.
Particular attention paid to cutting pants.
OF Inn J. c. BOoTH, Agent.
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NJ Graham House, Rnrciny-st. MISS
AVER md MRS GUSS respectfully inform their
rends asS the public that they have taken the well
csV"A HRAHAm housE, hitherto kept by slr. K. Goss,
va" I re,ites) and having put in excellent condition
~. me Water, prepared to accommodate few more
,.n1nea. Borders with Parlors Bedrooms only on
s NJ tcrEs Their Table will be supplied with the
esctssles Fruits, de- that the markets Of our City
bv, whe thosc who prefer quiet, simple and aa,ursl
and atmosphere un,aa,ed by the odors OF Aco-
T sao Tobacco, will find here an agreeable Home.
es,saseht Hosrdsr, persons visiting tho City, ae
'''n'0aaied on reasonable terms o-2 e
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lRkryEp YESTERDAY:

Ship G4sion La ham, 80 days from Gibraltar, with fruit
&c. TO Pi,ker,on Har:. passenger
BIZ. brig Cu,lew Gard, Windsor, y. :. with plaster TO
Whitney IL SoHlc
Big Peruvian. Watson, I.uboc plaster.
B.is Harvest, Rogers. CALAIS lumber.
Brig Mccoy, Batt, Luxe, plaster.
Brs Frederick Pearl, Spoff Ird, Thoraston Inc.
Brig Shearer, Crockett. ThoRaston linz.
b. brig George 81. souIe Man, l. days from Windsor,
n =, with plaster, to master.
Schr Fruersr, Bascomc "a days from Jamaica, with
frut 10 AckGry * Aiken.
schr Mary Anderson, 3 days from Windsor, with grind
stones TO master.
schr Echo Murphy, 20 days from Bangor with lumber
The +. bound 10 Warren, r. !. On Monday last,
the South Channel experienced gall from ENE.
Scar Rubcon, Ne"msn, Newburyport, sugar
Schr Wave, Hcib.ook Thoma ,ton, lime.
Schr John SpoGnrd, Spoford, hon!ssten, lime.
Schr Example Simpson, mAchias, lumber.
Schr Sancy Hewitt, Sleeper, rhon2,t Ton, lime.
Schr James Francis, PENN, ProviHccioTn.
Schr Geneva, Curtis, Prospect, Ne.
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IA arrirn.

In this city, Nov. II, by Rcy. DR.. Erownce, Mr. David
Beach TO Mss Sarah A. Crou., all Of this city.
In this city, HoY. 30 by .hr Rev. SGml d Burchard
Nathan Lane 10 Emma daughter OF William Hall, En-
all OF this city.
AT Hudson Nov. 10, by tina Rev. Mr.. Waterbury, Chus
7. Leakc, af New York to Anna, daughter of DR.. s.
White Of the former place.
A, Albany, nov. 9, by tbs Rev. Andrew Yates D. D., of
Schenectady, Robert Il. pruyn 10 Miss Jane Aunc Lam
.ne, daughter of the Hon. Grrrit \, Lansing.