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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
FIRE AT NORTH BEND

A letter from the Cincinnati Republican, pub
1shcd in the N. Y. Express, dated April l2,states
that the Captain of the steamer New York reports
that rs he passed North Bend, at o'clock the
evening previous, the west wing of Gen. Harr-
sons house was on fire, people were on the roof
with axes and buckets, and the furniture was re-
moved to the green in front. The Captain thought
that the main building would be saved but a
postscript to the letter adds The house is burn
ed to the ground.
The evening edition of the Journal of Com
merce makes no mention of such occurrence,
and it is to be sincerely hoped that the story is
wholly incorrect or grossly exaggerated.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
Peter Robinson the murderer of Suyden was hung
at New Brunswick IN. J) on Friday last,

DEArn OF Mr.. HAuGnroS We regret to
learn, that RICHARD HAUGHToN, ESQ, the able
and enterprising editor of the Boston Atlas, died
very suddenly of appoplexy, at the fremont
House, on Saturday last He had been appointed
bearer of Dispatches to our Minister at London,
and was just arranging his dress for the passage
when thus suddenly he was called to the world Of
spirits. Thus we have still another solemn ad-
moni ton of the frailty of man.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
NEW STEAMBOAT.

We learn from the IIaowe paper, that Capt
Brown has succeeded in chartering n new and ee-
gan Steamboat 10 ply between that place and Ports
mouth connecting with the railroad, three times
each week, for the season. She is to commence
the last Of this week
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

lCPThe citizens of Brunswick, have taken
measures to notice in an appropriate manner, the
death Of President HARRISON on Thursday this
day. and request the attendance of all persons
disposed,trom other towns. A procession will be
formed at o'clock near the Brunswick Bank,
which will proceed to the Congregational Meet
ing-house, where an Eulogy and other appro-
pirate services will be performed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

learn that in the course Of a sermon delivered on
Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr. Brainard, he stated
that about two years ago, friend Of his, who was
preaching in The broad valley of the West request
ed those present who desired receive the prayers
OF the congregation, to stand up General William
Henry Harrison, our late Chief Magistrate, the
first to respond to the CALL and from that time COM
menced his religious career.-Phil. Courier.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
DIED.

In this town. on Sunday morning last, Mrs JANE r. wife
OF DAVID SrINsoN, Esq., aged SO.
In Bowdonham, MIR Oran Henderson, aged about 30
In Wscasset, suddenly Mrs Mary, Wife Of Mr. William
Stlnson, aged 81 Capt John Decker 20.
In Edgeconb 1s inst, Stephanna, only child of Mrs Re
bccca Parsons ect of the late Stephen Parsons
lost at sea on his passage from Matnnzas Hamburg
In Ihomaston 9th inst, Mr.. Matthias Umer aged 70
Mrs Margaret Bryson aged 5S-Mr John Paine formerly
cashier of the Thomaston Bank aged II. He dropped down
dead in the street.
In East Ihomason 18th, Jackson Turner aged % years
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
MARRIED.

In this town 18th, inst by Rev. John bearing, Mr. Eph
rain NJ. Wildes to Miss Susan Williams.
In Phpsburg 9Th inst by Tallman Lowell Esq, Mr. David
g. Wyman to Miss. Grace Sprague. 18th, Inst by same
John Chadbourn Esq, to Miss. Frances Ann Campbell
In Wiscasset Mr.. j. Sewall Parsons to Miss Ann Maria
wilkins.
In itchfeld by Rev. VIM. o. Grant, Ar Rufus Smith OF
Gardiner, to Miss Carinda A. Malcomb.
In Boston, Mr. w Barter of Boothhay to Miss Ann FLYNN
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL
n.aa - 800

EDMRsroN, Otsego Co. JAM Isa9
Dear Sir-I feel it a duty TO the public to in;,ru
you astonishing efficacy of your valuable Pills was
attacked about the last of November VIOLENTLY with
bilious OF yphus which raged time in our d
trct The pain suffered in my head and back was pusI
excruciating first took six of your pills twice Iy at
forwards twelve yet found very little relief My wifi then
read your directions after which took ~ then thru
powerful doses took 20 morning and evening for
days afterwards when found the disease yielding, and
fever literally broken up. then gradually diminished
quantities according to the printed directions and in
weeks and well again. used other medicine
but your pills great many of my neighbors, who sent for
stefan, and followed his directions, and took his
dies, confined to the house from six twelve,
fourteen weeks, TO nothing of those who died.
considerable NUMBER after recovered, followed the
SAM plan had done, and took your pills in the
and found the happy effects from that
took fifteen boxes myself some, however, recovered AFR
using only four boxes.
In or two drafts applied to the feet.
WATERMAN BUCKINGHAM.
DR.. Bandreth, New York.
Cooperstown, Jan. 5, 1889.
Dear Sir-lt gives pleasure you that Mr.. Bur
lnpham Of the above letter highly respecta-
higher for truth and veracy. Query If in malignant
such has prevailed through
this fall and WINTER your pills should prove successful NAV
they not be relied in every disease if according ~
your directions? Yours, very respectfully,
ELISHA FOOTE Gen. Agent.
b. BTandreth, NJ. D. of the city of N. York
The above Elisha Foote, Esq is gentleman of high
spectabty, and Of the district Judges of the U.
Court b. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
Pedler invariably sell counteres of the above valuabs
medicine. Therefore purchase but of agents
of which there is one in every town in the U. States
For list of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln counties,
Me- advertisement in another part of this paper b.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

uJSolemn ceremonials in commemoration of
the death of General Harrison, took place in Bos-
ton on Tuesday last. Mr.. Choate, member, of
the United States Senate from Massac husetts
pronounced the funeral grafton,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

iE@The prisoners. charged with attempting to
set fire to the whale ship Wiscasset, and brought to
this port in the ship Tybee, have been transferred to
the Revenue Cutter Hambeton, and are in double
irons.-Boston Atlas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Among the recent appointments by President Ty-
Ter, we notice that of JOHN HoLME Of Thomaston
as Attorney for the District of Maine, and JOHN ID.
KfNsMAN, of Portland. Marshall of Maine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

started from his residence for Washington. He left
his home Immediately upon the reception of the
news of the death of the President, but was COM
PEELED to stop at Trenton: CAtlas
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Some one observes that the only way prevent
ones umbrella from being irrecoveraJly stolen, is
full upon the handle, with offer Of dollar
reward to the finder-and no questions asked.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
MILK (!

N EIiVERED at your houses at five per quart
~ mencing about the 10th of May Those persons in
the settlement who wish to be supplied as above can he
furnished daily, the coming season, by leaving their
with Amasa soule in this town, with JOHN GLASS; Wood
wch the '"rallman Farm"
Bath, April y, lS4l TIA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

The Rev. Mr. Mclaughlin, of the Catholic
Church at Cleavland, Ohio, administered the
Temperance pledge to ninety of his congregation
in one day, last week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

O'Connoll has stated very plainly that unless
justice is done to Ireland, she will not assist in
war against the United States.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

STATE OF MAINE.

IINcOLN-ss.
Two William NJ. Reed and Thomas NJ Reed, Executors 10
Il the last will and testament of Rebecca Parsons 10
Phipsbuig in said County deceased. Greeting:
You hereby ordered notify the heirs law
egaees of said deceased that your final ENecu
the Estate of said deceased will be considered
settlement and allowance at Probate Court be held
Wscasset in said County, the nth day of May next
eleven O'clock the morning-when and where they may
be present. Notice to be given by causing copy ofts
be published in the Lincoln Telegraph Bath thirty days
at least and during four successive weeks before said
Given under my hand this 9th day of March, A. ID. lS4l
4Wl. NATH'L GROTON, Judge of Probate,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

nPThe Washington correspondent of the
North American, in an article on the subject of
General Tyler, says, awe understand from the
best authority, that he has declared fully his pur
pose to "cdrry out the true principles Of the Coz.
<rnmcnt,' as held by General Harrison
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

The election in Rhode Island for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, Legislature and members of
Congress, takes place on Wednesday next.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

EERSHOM HYDE is opening his Spring Stock, a
N fine assortment and is still able sustain the repua
ton of his store for good Goods at low prices.
April 20 lS4l. Blvd
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

WILL be sold mt auction Saturday the lst day nj May
w O'Clock A. NJ at the of EbeneZr Arnold
in Bath, to of land less situated Inds
Island miles above Bath, together with the buildings the
same consisting of dwelling house barns, and sheds
attached the At landing place the premises at
the south end of said Island IL large quantity Of clay be
ing very convenient place for making Brick, where dri
wood for burning the easily be obtained.
Also lot of land and flats bounded Water street lying
between j. Hyde and Levi Hougtons, together with the
wharf and stores the said lot is 1875 feet on the
street. The wharf extends 400 feet into the River.
The land fats the street may be divided into build
ing lots and sold separately if purchasers request it,
Also the shop and lot occupied by Walker Bradford near
the of the Aud half Of standsh's Mill
called Also small lot of Farming utensils. Terms made
known AT the time and place Of sale. For further particulars
enquire Of JONATHAN HYDE, Assignees of +.
HARTLY COVE ! .Arnold's property.
Bath, April sth, 1871. ?.
N. B. The other part Of the above named Island Is for
sale, the whole about $50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Mr. Southland, President pro tenn. ofthe U. s.
Senate, we are sorry to learn, taken i'll after he
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

DRY GOODS !-NEW PRl.v7s!!
10Y g. JACK SON, have just received and offer for
sale, cheap for cash, and fashionable assert
ment of FRENCH, E.NGLISH f. AMERICAN Prints.
Also prime lot of KERSEYuERES& SaTLsETS. Sheet
ings, Shrtings, &C., &c.
They have likewise general variety of first rate West
India Goods and family Groceries, such as-Tea, Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses, Rice Flour, Pork, Lard Potatoes, Meal
Spices of all kinds, Cheese, Butter &C., &C.
.4lso a large assortment, of CROCRERY, GLASS &
other articles all of which will be sold reasonable for cash
Bath, April sth 1871, u2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

NEW COODS,
lust received the Sagadahock Cheap Store, near the
Steam Fey2 Cases New Goods consisting in part OF
Figd and plain Apnes, Challies and Mouin de LANES,
English, French and American Prints, Ednboro' Shawls,
Fancy Hdkfs and Scarfs which together with general
Of Dry Goods and Shoes will be sold for few
weeks at Gerry Or prices, and exhibited in good light by
4. PARSONS.
March 81 l94I n5o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Arrived.
April lG-Dr sch Renown Greene, Windsor for Gardiner
l7-brig Rowland, Adams, N York
sch Azora, Lemont do
brig VIM burlington, Randall, Boston
sloop Traveller, Rollins, do
sch Extra, Caef, Portland
sch Sabine, Warren, Boston
sch Maria Jane Alley do
sloop Diamond, Blackwell, Barnstabe
l9-sch Helen, Wood Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Cleared.
April l0-brig Mcclellan, Orr, HAVANA.
sch Waldo, Wyman, Matanzas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
ASSlGNEES SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE. IN BATH.

For list Of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln COMMITTEES
Me. advers in another part of this paper. B. u.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE 1.-The Rockingham
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will take risks against
loss by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, &C. And the sub
scriber will attend all times, the application of persons
for Insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Bath. Feb IL. IR4l tf47
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
Sailed.

April l5-Bg Ceylon, Tro and sch Rochambeau, Mctil-
very for Cuba
l9-sch Albicore, Marshall, Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

EASTERN RAILROAD REST0RATOR.---
IA d. II. LOMBARD, II 10 COMMERCIAL STREET,
BOSTON. Good board lodging, by the week day, at
ne most BILE terms.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
lust received by Daniel Marson, good assortment,
sisting in part Of Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, Satnes
Prints, shawls, dkf shcetings, shirings Tickngs &C.
A;anrh "a If 50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken the formerly occupied
by the above firm, and will continue keep good assert
nrnt of DRY G0ODS, GROCERIES,, CROCRERY and
L-4SS H.3RE &c. &c., and will sell his goods at reduced
prices CHARLES w. HOLMES. tfi9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

IL a. SPOFFORD-PORTR.4T FAINTER Room
Il over w. Elliot's Store-3d door, north entrance.
Bath, Feb. 10, 1871. tf46.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
PORT OF BATH.

Telegraph's Marine List. IA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

NOR SAKE Or TO LETTING House and Shop
the side of Centre in Bath Dr. Yields
ApotlecaTy Shop-now occupied by Capt jeremiah Reed
For TERMS apply tn the subscriber.
ALSO, FOR SALE--Moore's Patent Cooking Stoves
cheaper than be purchased elsewhere in town-apply
above. EBENEZER CLAP
March 3, lS4l. 6wi9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

n IL. Ii. n. CURRIEIR, will be at the Elliot House,
~ the first Of May, for few weeks only.
hath anrl l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

CAPITAL,
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS!!!
Incorporated by the State Of .Tec York, March 81 1887,
for Iipeaty-one learS.
CHARTER REsEwED AMENDED MAY 5th, $780,
COMBINING
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

* ALL CLOTH. rs Pieces heavy Sail Cloth, various kin d.
- 40 pieces heavy Raven Duck Opeces Light Raven Dr.
pieces Light Irvine do just received and for sale by
CHARLES CLAP, Jr., Saayosd's EaaJ.
Bath April 7th, 1871. 2.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN's DRESS

Garments Of most Elegant and Fashionable Kind at
serisg cf38 per eeas for Gosh!
THE Advertiser deems unnecessary resort TO the haoknyed
Of giving list nominal prices pTe.umins that ihr
length of time he has been established together with the extensive
bestowed on him. will prove sufficient voucher for his
pabie Possessing the advantage connected with
tene cloth establishment Europe he confidently asserts he
furnish Clothes which on comparison will be found lower than
other House making the best description Genseu dress
je22m s PHILLIPS rs Broadway facing Presid-n, Hotel
ONE CASE OF HEAVY ENGLISH DRILLS
Just received a
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
1872 Fuiioa-,- near Broadway.
Gentlemen the city and IN Of their Summer
call and examins stock of Db Ee
Drills and vesing suitable Tor the present Also large
sorent OF of England cloths and Cassimere bought eScu
sivey for cash. will order style unsurpassed By
any establishment the city, forty cent below the old credit
prices furnished d hours and punc;uay OBJ
served in filing orders.
u Cash Oh delivery, and abatemen; prices
MGAYLoRD head Of the Cutting department assist,
ed by two experienced pantaloons and vest cutters.
les If LC. BOOTH Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
Die1:: /:

,v - Dr. William McNeyen aged 10 His remains will
be taken from residence of his 'onnaw Thomas tmm on
h n ayene this "Wednesday 10 o'clock 81 Pat
Cathedral where service will be performed from thence
ny the ferry Of Grandstree TO NewtoTn for
,,sn, in the family buying ground Carriages will be waiting III
@ of 81 Pau Church. the OF Broadway and Prince
ard the relatives eads respectfully invited To attend
hSa ye,ea,y Jny inflammation on the brsn John b.
Mile, IN The h wear Of aee clerk OF hessrs Boadman
Hart -, - H. ,,cl. (;.o,,s r NIl.,
apd the members OF Rev Chever are repec-
fully invited attend the funeral from he resiu ~ " nr LA
S Ryingtop-s;ree this (Wcdnesdoy afternoon al
Suddenly Yesterday morning, Eizaesth Ain'ha ma @ 5 nb "
Capt, William Elizabeth Robinson, ased se'i ~ ~
July l3 Fyler Dibblee aged O. .e,,.la la,. n, n.vid
Al Hyde Park July l2 MIS- Magdalena rect Oh INC ~ ~
Hossck.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
NONE NEED DESPAIR.

NTESSRS PEASE SON-Dear Sirs-Wth pleasure forwars
M YOU this forth the nes,mabe virtues oi your val
liable Compound Candy TO convince the scepua
th, hen all other remedies and skill of oudone
least remedy that VIII raise ht
.ne is fast whitening and going to the tomb.
undergo experiment. anu huc US"
reade and disease Increased more
day Pease Candy thu in
materially relieved ana now
say permanently aud radically cured ana ENJOY
blessing mas II
TO bound the public
particularly those who unfortunate have been
jel9 h. A. BoIloa' 10 oadow-,L
A. Division street e obtained WAoc.aIe and etn
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
TENDER CHlNS.

NY GENrL EMAN may instantly relieved from all pain during
N operation shaving by applying his TO the METAL
Lie TABLET RAZOR STROP invented by g. SAUNDERS which SUI
Ae necessity which the most ansiui can
produce and smooth edge the razor could o any
possibility exhibit under the most experienced hand
IL the only which the Of has yet devised
giving every opportunity suIng MS razor 10 Ms ch
certainty he mend pen 10 SUIT ms own an
and which the purchaser by bringing dull razor and
trying the tablet before purchasing -.
Price from 81 to So Few kept finished with highly polished
ivory handles with the costly Turkey morocco
gilt for these gentlemen "ho feel m
Plus Ultra of the useful and the Nonpare OF
the beautiful forming together the workmanship an unique
specimen of the beau ideal of perfection. Price 50 .
II choice selection Of PERFUMERY CUTLERY and all arii-
e ISIm is: ~ G. SAUNDERS, l63 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14

r H. cannot aluon the Bible in answering
hs cay We thought plain enough The Bible speaks
continually and Tickednes but not IN such oHner as 10
amat 10 their commission Does H. understand us now
does profess know what other penny papers may de-
This We said that or sx-pehny
od live which give the of the daycrmes among
em Nor IL philosophy be souhd every
iuaa Judge debased scoundrcl bat such the
fact
l. The infamous oThc who from Spring
u Mass. and FROM saugertcs general exccraton
the people had outraged by his nuties and tefrauded by his
ysnc ares TO his last that the letter from Buas pub
hd by stating tina, Flour had to $3.50 there was dtT-
Gated this oce That written Buuo by an old and
respectable of that place. who has nothing whatever to do
with Flour although LocoFoco of strict intes
y His name gentleman who chooses to ask
will be satisfied by writing him thft we publish
.very word which private exactly reached u.s. vi
every uegen, that change took
place aspect 0ths Wheat Crop owing genial aDs about
the correspondents letter written
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
ORIGIN AL
CASH TAILORING EsTABLIsWMENT,
w. III. CARY & Ce.

PEARLSTREET opposite Celart have for sale by the
100 package lots suit city johbers retailers and the
country and complete ock OF Combs and Fancy Goods
they will sell the best They have lately resolved in
the following. VIZ:
~ Ivory Combs deep and narrow. ofevcry length.
5000 Tortoise Shell Combs OF every SIC and description
5000 do INIT do sort for Shipping.
Hair Cloth and other Brushes. full assortment
Euclish pack and pound Pins. OF all prices
Needles, Hcmmins Sons, aud other approved make
Ceases Knitting Pins and BclkInS.
Spool Cotton Corset ami Boot Lacets, Tapes, Cords
Hooks Il Eyes. Silver Pencil Cases Silver Thmbles.
Br,ss and Steel Thmbes, Percussion Caps.
Penknives and Scissors Cards, Eazors Spectaclcs,
iccordeons Suspeuders. Carriers, Beads.
Pearl Gilt ting sud velvet Butto. OF all kinds,
Whnetonc Goods LONDON ard other Soaps,
Cologne. Oils Ciilotts Pens Morocco Pocket Books,
variety goods well adapted for city and
trade we'll worth the ait of Dealers ivlilm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
LAWYERS, DIARY


SUPERIOR CoURr-Caendar for This Day6 80 A. 49, 10,
M A. 4s 49, So So So ST. S. Sc ST. So 50, 6 %, o. 65
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Caenlar for This Day-Fie
Notes Isue-e6 60 lO9 ls 63 50. 95 80 &c. H. 1872,
I2 1856 l53 2o6 il2 1877 234 252 l. a. S. rs a. 80
46. 1888, l22, 14O, l7e, 22S, 1876 81, IS, 49, 24e
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14
Commercial and Money Matters.

s. TODAY generally down. and there did appear be
much animation exhibited L. Bank declined per Delaware
and Hudson Canal ~ A. Trust Harlem and Vicks5ug 10
hawk /; Paterson l Jersey !.
The only sales Of State Stocks
1900 Ohio Skies, ls65. 9it
lOUO illinois Bonds, l670
ExcHAxcE-In Foreign nothing doing Bills on London s.
Paris 5274 In Domestic Bills there material change
We quote Philadelphia 81! Baltimore q p Richmond 81
81; Charleston 81 Augusta 6s Mobile % 10
CT 6i Il Cincinnati 6! Louis
willie Il.
Brokers voted day suspend the Second Board
meeting for thirty days
So been declared by the Utica and
Schenectady Railroad Company.
The Mechanics Bank of this city has declared dividend of per
The Buffalo Commercial that the rs, week IN July was busy
one Oh the Canal following Collector will show
CANAL CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, Buffalo, July :, ioil.
Suboned exhibit OF business transacted at this 'ce during
the first week July, 1911: oo
Pork, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 90
whi.kcy, GALLONS ;ss 9t9 'sS
Wheat bushels ..-.-.-----........ ....---2isl2
Tolh-is4l 's3'l4s C. C.
In f,yor Of 1sil........ 1883 %
Tells received tie Canals this State during the first week
July, l5i according the Evening Journal sis3ll &
During the first week in July, loiO SS3l i3 6i
The following shows the Tolls
Chemung Caua Collectors Faport, opcn-
ing of nuygation april a up July lst year
si from the opcang navigation april 90 up July
Lumber thousands Shingles Coal
cleared at the same office the lengths OF
1871. Fcet Lumber. NJ. Shingles. Tons Coal.
From April % to July i....---4 -4,36S75 s74 I,i92
1910.
From April 20 to July .L795033 6,25O 40
Excess favor Of ls4l 2,jJ ,3i2 AGA i,i52
Chcmung. Cay. SEN Erie. Total
Tolls 1871 July u Ul9 IL c,-0G % 0l ~
lsO. 693 81 372 g6 1906 43l -
lsiI.S Il GiG Is 53a - 1867
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14

ryIHIS EVENING icombined T,lent.Grand Noes Con-
cert Music all shilling. viz Mrs Morley, hose talent
alone al the Gsaeu; Miss Taylor Mr. brover who
Johnson, Paa Great the Arcaf!sn this
week bills Of the day. Cheap ami ahoaablc asiueat
motto coolest and peasntes resort IN the city Dom
call Ice Creams and cooling beverages Of all
Kind attentive wsuc efficient Police engaged 70
I'll -. ho,- Yl+ II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-14

Stranger if YOU wan, Boots Shoes Of description
@SCRBNER COMPANYS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
Kat Catherine corser where you VA! and tae
sAsapcs and splendid you ever saw Hiou