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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
DRY GOODS.
MILLINrRY AND FANCY
SILK GOODS,
f4s pe.af <TQggr

SILK GOODS,
i46 PcASL-sTREEr.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS arc now receiving tssir Spite
Il stock Of Millinery and Silk Goods, which embraces
h the largest well the best selected assortment
ever offered Ia this market Their stock OF Bonnet Rib
bons Is more than three large that Of soy other
estsblsbment In the city, larse portion OF wnich are
exclusively for their orders aud designs and
are be eved show elegance 10 styles richness aud
taste in ths combination Of colors and IN greater variety
thar have ever offered aud chat is more can and
will be sold usual cheaper for cash ths can elsewhere
be found Their has always been 10 keep not only
the largest assortment but tho styles which will always Be
sure to sell because they pretty aud cheap Purchasers
should not f. 20 call Their assortment OF Artiheis Flow
es Bonnet sihs 10 In keeping with the rest OF their
stock which complete that scareey an article 10
their line be called for that they have not and they
pledge themselves to deal fairly and maintain their pre-
sent reputation OF sailing goods cheaper than any other
sstsblishmens in the city. L. NJ STE'ENS &SO.
L. NJ. SrEvESa Jas. B. SMITH. ~ Imeools
TO COUNTRY ndHRCHANT&
srAPLs SILK GOODS,
BELOW COST.
DEIN0 THE STOCK Of jobbins house deehnina bust
ID mess and will DO cold below eost 10 iot, 20 scis par
ehasera nANhiN = DinSn,
Isf sD,nwn 81 William-ss. cor. Gear.
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r TYPOGRAPHY AND PRINTING in Colors-The
Lsubscribers respectfully invite The attention o. pub
fishers hotel keepers and traders 70 their IS.
lablisbment They would refer to tho much admired
Cards which they executed for the celebrated d. Town
send Dr. Christie DR. Benham and others a. specimens
Viii are adopted by the most successful mere hsnts
Maps views illustrations mschinery transfer crculars
and every description OF Topographic work.
JONES NEWMAN, l2e fulton.st.
80 ~. Sun Buifdipxs ID story.
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IT, Lecture on Association.-The next Lecture
of The on Will be delivered BY CHARLEs
A. pAaA ESQ At the Medical College, Crosby'st between
Brooue and spring Tuesday evening next 50 ins'
f,es " - rn2 81.
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

eOEftC
" Door Piates.- Roberta ne~ and splendid styl
original designs Those in want Of something new ans
splendid their doors invited TO call apc examine inc
above articles Also splen did assortment OF Gothic and
Shield pattern Bell Pulls. H. kObEhtS
ISL Srniseod 562 Broadway, near Princest
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP-A hand
D.omeiy Furnished drug store, with mshosany drawers
marble counters, Se now doing good business Apply
II SSt Tbitd.averue nz oteodsr
r ONDON EMERY-2o kess No. 2, mswhAs wet,
Lor sale low. 80 DO No ? n good order For sale by
m2 2weod- h. LYMAN co. so flsttst
i've LOAN-s25 10000 improved Gig property on
i bond aud NOR ssse different sums Apply 70
m2 Nv A J. BLEECkER, Auetioaeer,l b.osc-st
OATS. OATS! OAT- .-Cs1al Oais Of the best
Bale hay In quantities 10 sst purchasers at the lowest
m.riet prices For sale by J. w. AELLIsH,
m2 IL 70 w ssh lnkton-st-
csTOYEs-New ana second hand stoves for sale cheap
Cor exchanged Also lot OF school desks once chairs,
Windsor stools air 9th he sd bureau looking
.lassss clocks buFesu bsa3stesd sofa, carpet and
srste' at q Spruce ST. @z IL
INK COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing b.
II tween p II. TOMLfNsON son IL this dsy els
solved. The business ofthe lsent VIII ee ey
Pigment, n. Y March l, is4s m2 ls.
Ss7UE CONFERENCE.-THE here, oiors existing be
1 tween the subscribers uDosr the firm OF LOfEk X
GOULD, In the lime business 70 ms gay assoNeo y
ontnsl sonssnt CHAS LOPER,
THOMAS &. GOULD.
The business will he continued 81 the same stand Il
by the Subscribers under the firm OF LOrEh
4 DAVIS ChAS >, kvr e. T.
n2 e WAS. n ~ -, -
nROCI AVIATION $3.50 REWARD, VIII
L LIAM V. BRADY, Mayor OF the City Of New f9i.i IN
hrlhesnes Of the suhoriy vested in me by
NJ ~. Common Council passed February 18th 1875 DO Of
Ter reward OF hundred and my dollars for he srss'
and conviction Of the person persons who killed
sxt.epth Of City on the evening OF tee l.n OF
February ssi the sale reward to be psia on eonvson
Of the offender ,.... ,....... ~, .. = n. "A
and csused the Seal Of MsyoIaity Of the City
Isl $3.50, yorh 10 be affixed this let day Of March
xp' ists WIN. " BRADY, Mayor
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AMUSEM ENTS.
ITALIAN OPERA Isousx.-ralpAY

ITALIA oykmA HOUSE,. raIpAY EYzm
.sasss u Don ksT os,.r srssr.rss. Trssas nyssai,
Tho B.sai 81 Assliass VISA Dss Carlo, Kiss % spsn,
HfF q BsusssH,.ool Doa asy Dosasf DE- Silva ST.
sstffnio i.si Don Ricardo. ssslfs ~ the kiss SRI
Pismoss.g Jsss. sgsfs y boa hsy Oensh. sf ssssio
M.s.,i, Drs,Srr sr Balm LsaAs u IL. Orehsstis "
Hspstu Tlsssts 10 Foxes, FHassus .ns ssleoaJ, ~
Aaphithsstsr, 20 ssns Doc" Ssss al 'soss Ia com
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSED ses.ss..ees Of
al .ppteprsien q h9adsJ s,,elss a,it en is,' 70
hs.a u.f5fsd 90 that svsniBg ~ be gfs-snt.t 70 the
sonscsiskss and eths,s on thu feotlas Ssas.y I'm
ia,L The Operas of sb ADD Snsss o'n Inst
Will occur In tssf usual order M
IsANCy HkIs.-Tbs MAs.sps o. tho Asiof-h"oss
L Oysr. have appointed Coumitt,s 20 usts nfsats.
Tor Fancy Ball 70 b. Tiv.n for the e>nsnt o. tne
sans on Monday tho 9Th Of ASeh The Comnal'ee "sS'
tho following snrsmsn'si Agreed
That the price ola tieAst fora single ssateman De SIX
That the price Of stesst Tor gentleman asd thrss
lsdiss be ten tollsEsL
That person BE- admitted out Of eo,'sms esespt tae
hssds Of families having children present IN eospms
That sp.e,stos be admitted to the AnphithsatsI a. the
Ticket. TO DO bad at tho os.ra House ora wsll.G
on Monday. tho .sth Of FebrgsIy 81
ITALIAN OpkRA HOGsE-d.at.msa wI.ales
take place a, the ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE Oa Cd
MARCH. viii ps.s- leave thar names toe once, AS
ToRPLAcE Or At No Wall ct. in The basement, as the
number Of tickets wiii Be limited. Isl
Miss VI. >. MARIUs AND e.. a. H0Yr,
i graduates u the Nswl0rk Iosutauoa for tho Bisd
would respectfully nfofn their friends and tho puoc
that thsr Tenth CONCERT ill take place % THURSDAY
evening, March 2 AZ the Minerva Room. sos Broadway,
cor msneing at o'clock Tas programme viii consist OF
Song. Duets Qsateites. principally Of Mr. Hoyrs own
composition Tnoy will be assisted b. tbs PhiLOME.
LEANS. Tickets 2, cts - be bad At the door raj w
'I,O-NIGHT.-CONCEar or THE YOUNG MEMS
L COLD SPRING A. SOCIETY. AZ American Hall,
corner Of Broadway and Grsndst -Sonss Reottsroos.
Dramatic ResdipEs sc by Mics T. L Dury,s. Mss West,
Mr.. King. Washington Harmonsts; y. y DoaGeh. VIVA
z M.edonoush, BfO~n o. Yoptsr,. G. kies R 5a,e.ns,
Ex.Msyor Harper will preside Gents ticses IS eents
Ladies' shiinng. M it'
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OICH FRENCH AND ITALIAN ENGRAVINGs-
OF the and splendid paintings OF the
old masters in the galleries OF the Louvre Versailles,
Palas ROYAL ST Cloud, &c in France and equally cee.
bsfed collections IN Italy, Germany, he, frs importet
By Mons Give connoisseur BY whom they are COOLEST
ed At great expence 10 Europe The above collection
is 10 be offered for sale In the Stationary Store & Broad
way second door below Wsrrenst recently occapi.d BY
Mr.. Henderson Green apd 70 merry by Mes'rs Tiffany,
Young Ellie. They III De sold st very low prices, com
IN ucio Monday 18Th inst The whole stock must ne
dispose Of 10 q fortDiRbt. zof GUS
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-Bys gentleman and his wife
ID above Houston and within short distance from
Broadway; they will require good sized well-fur
nshed with terms not 10 exceed 81 per week A
family moving the first Of May preferred Address
H. ID II Tribune Office. m2 2tis-
BOARD WANTED in q small family By a gentle
- man ard lady, where there are DO other bosrders
front room pantry will be required second floor
Terms must be moderate. Location West Of Broadway
and above Houston Address, through Post Office, W. L.
m2 ST.
SUITE OF Rooms WANTED-On or before the
- first of April paflor and bedroom, with board, for
two persons genteel private family where there
are but boardes and who do not expect TO move
the first OF May. house modern built wlih Croton
ter bathing rooms preferred References OF the most
satisfactory kind DO given and expected Address
C. H. T. Office OF The New-York Tribune. n2 5teod'
ITO SET-A front and back perlor with folding doors,
toge her or separate Handsomely furnished, two doors
from Broadway Private table furnished II REQUIRED. No
reference wanted. Address Mrs. JOHN MAYBE, Post
Office, for one week, for an interview. M
GUARDING A gentleman and his wife can obtain
ID pleasant front the first aoor with small bed
room at ached furnished at SIS Houstonst
also room for single gentleman apply at $50 Houston
st corner of Crosby 6st block from Broadway 1of lws
DOOM TO LET.-A small private family occupying
llthe hole Of three story house In very desirable To-
cation but few steps from Broadway, would let 20
single gentleman good sized front furnished
furnished with small bedroom adjoining II required No
other will belet Apply at44 Broonest f4,eods
aHJANTEIs-A for a young ladies' school, IN the
w Seventeenth Ward also rooms with breakfast snd tea
for three persons If convenient In the same house A1
dress A. N @ this Office 4t 2~iseod'
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VIEWS OF ASTRONOMY,

DUBLlsHED THIS MORNING-seven Lectures de-
vered before the M-reantils Library Association Of
New York BY p NIcH1L, LID. Professor OF Asron-
oIny in the University OF Glasgow. Price Is cents
rn2 GREELEY & McELRATH. Tribuns Buildings.
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NEw:YoKK AGRIoULTURsL wAREHoU

NEW.YOKK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ AND SEED STORE.-The subscribers keep con
staniiy on hand and plee assortment OF azri
cultural aud horticultural implements, and hsd and gar
des seeds OF ali kinds.
ara kir a. Of plows amOnF which the cesbs'ed Rug
dies Nours- Masons Esge, CentrsDrsit. Self sharp
suer side-hl, Cotton, Rice, Sesn-Csne Doaols Mold
snching sab-so &c. &c. Also. hsrrows, rollers su
tyatogs shelters straw. cutters heat add corn mill
threhers tythes cradles axes, horse aud
hand rshes ihoves spades hoes grading tools he cat
aogs. Of the above Of 100 pages illustrated with nnmsI
ou, sp.rayrgs viii be sent gratis to 81 who apply for H.
postpaid. A. B. ALLEN 4 CO. lof NAeI-fA
lVsnl
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MECHlNIJs HAIL..
40 BROADWAY, between Grand sod Broeris
+ 4 = streeu-Cro~ded 70 oveFfo~.ns with tho
BEAUTY AND RAsHios or NE~-Yosg.
Oren every night durns the week srosYt Monday
unsbated second ~ees Of the or insl
CHRISTYS MINSTRELS.
The oldest established Band IN the United States h r.
Chrsty, O. n Chrsty 4. Pierce, Rsyncs, q. Abbott,
I Vaughn whoss original and nimitable Concerts are
nightly honoT-d with crowded and highly respectable
audiences and universally admitted 20 excel every smase-
ment Of similar character offered in this city.
Admission Is cents children under 10 years half psee
Dcors open 81 o'cock-Ccncert will com neneo az
On Saturday, March I, az ATrEssoos Coscxsr. Doors
open 1t 2 commence at ) o'clock.
rY- On Monday evening March 8. they will sive their
FGsws Concert q, tho Brooklyn Institute Admission
Is cents 2sf lwiss
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ORGAN FOR SALE-A fine Psrlor organ built oy
~ Georss Jardne, ana nesry IL sstop dla
pason princpsl and fifteenth though Ut ana cuciana 70
r. all Ia the swell also octave OF pedals with com posi-
ton pedals The Of rich mahogany sud oeaunny
finished. Can be at the music store OF
2Sf iwis FIRTH. POND co franklin square.
DANk OF CAYJGA LAKE, ct Ithsca-Ths
- bills Of tins Back wholly secured by stocks OF the
State OF New-vork, and redeemed al Albany by
Msssrs WASHBURN Co. the authorized agents CT the
Bank and bousht by ell the brokers AZ the current
rates. l29 Sits D. r. BISHOP, PIesident
SS OO0 $4,000 80 900. $3.50 q Ooo-To Loan
sCO,UOV, bond sDd mortgage productive real es-
tsts IN this city Brooklyn Also several sal-r
JOHN y. C0NREY, 10 jones' Beidins
,~t sti.. o. Wall-st.
ITO PRINTBRs.-A cylioder Press, Of large sxe
i Of Hoes manafssture, with all the improvements
and nearly new, for sale y r,o,, . RI 90
I5f th.esS LEAvlTT. TRoW co. 50 Ann-st
cash PARTITION, nearly rev. and suitable for
"a. asf ysry sh''' ~''' 7. Il. sUTPHEN. Pissst
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fT,TE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
i PICTURES, BY Titan. Murillo, Rubans. snd many
others Of the greatest Of tho old masters ever 10 his
Is now being exhibited at the gallery Of the Ma
tionsi Acsdsmy Of Design. corner Of Broadway and
Leousrd sts from O'Clock. A. NJ To 10, r. NJ
I...tas mt
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MiStATUkr ALsASAc-.---- THis DAY.
IhE NOON. fCLL skA
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,TnE rAT...oS s,Ln &C. = l:s;ss 80, =. =
vS r,s ss~.s - a ~ iovsss maxhoe vgtooa NO
ssss~S,sss.s e Tsea - osuss1.a - 6W - -
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!

SIGNOR sPINETTO respectfully informs the lsdie'
and gentlemen Of this city and vicinity that his exhibit
bon OF these wonderful BIRDS that have charmed
the people OF the old world exhibition ~ tho
Lecture room ia the Society Library.
Three Exhibitions every DAY (a0dsy and Monday Ok
captsd) a. let AM, 81 and y Pm.
Administer Is csnts-Childr.n halfprics. ~ isf
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IL PAYsoN VIII sell AZ saetion. THE day st the secss
S5 Pea general sssortusut OF lard are CUTLERY, ~
Ais5. 600 go .pis and ribbed percussion esps
To cold II O'CLOCK. for sccocpt OF whom nay 60.
Gem, 30 dozen horss brushes, superior ssssssepss
s.s. LOO. ehsHs - a..
Also for seeoaB Of underwrts to cioss sdyassss TIE
saisacs OF German tools. remaining from lest se]es
rfyticulars o M lt-
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NYBLO'S ALHAMRA,
vTOCAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HUTCH

INsON FAMILY respectfully announce their inen-
ou Of givpg their first Vocal at the Taber
nsce on Monday evening March with ysrie rated pro-
gramme few OF which the following, viz The Monn-
Ship on Five, NC. &c.
Admission so oenis-Ticsets obtained at tn. Music
stol Is the Ticket Office. Doors open at 5S-com-
.,.n.a - 4. o,clork
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To,.lo farm norris bales Is7so4l s95 sss 5sl la4
SANE Il ne ast yearl % 2l6l 245 55O 56,2a76z24SO
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BAN KS.

LINCOLN BANK-Od Corporation-Jona Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi Houghton, Joshua
PAGE. Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, from to
p AM.
LINCOLN BANK-New Corperaton.-Geo. F. Pat
,.n President; Geo.F Patten, VIM M.Rogers, Thos
Harvard Chas. Davenport, l.. w. Houghton, G. W.
Kendall j. H. MLellan Directors; John Shaw Cashier
Rank hours from to II M Discount days, Tuesday
COMMERCIAL BANK.-Wm Sewali, President:
Wm n Sewal Jacob Robinson, Gilbert Trufant, Thos.
NJ Reed VIM Patten, Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier.
Rank hours from to u A. NJ Discount days, Thurs
days.
SAGADAHOCK BANK.-Thos. d. Robinson, Presi-
dent. r. ID. Robinson, Joseph Sewa John Smith,
VIM NJ Reed Lewis Backmer, VIM. burlington,
VIM v Noses Directors; ID. f. Baker, Cashier. Bank
bomrs from to ID A. NJ. Discount day, Monday.
ANnROsCOGGIN BANK, TorsHAM.-Chas. Thomp-
.on, President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da-
vid Scribner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. u. Purnton
directors; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days.
Tuesday of each week. Bank open from 10 In
summer 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK, Observation-Disclosures. Dun
Am President; Richard T. Dunlap, Alfred j. Stone
lain G. Humphreys, Joseph Badger, VIM. Barron, d.
,sctors A. c. Robbins Cashier. Discount day Thurs
dny Bank hours as above.
MARINER'SBANK, WIscAssEr-Henry Clark, Pres
;dant. Henry Clark, Wilmot Wood, Edmund Dana
S"muel Alley James M'Carty, Directors 8. P. Baker,
.,ashier Rank open from to ] in summer; 10 to in
winter Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, WALDoBoRo'.-James Hovey,
President; James Hovey, George ID Smouse, john Bull
hnch Jos Clark, Alexander Paimer Directors George
Allen, Cashier
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We devoted almost an entire day to visit
to that place of deepest historic interest-the
Tower of London. This was one of the OBJ
iects about London which felt the strongest
wish to see Whenever, from child, have
read the record of thrilling events of which
the Tower has been the scene, have hoped
that might at some time visit spot so mem
orable in the history of the Father-land and
it was with almost childish pleasure that l
found myself about to realize these long in
dulged anticipations. We took rainy morn
ing for our visit, partly because we wished to
go in by ourselves, or at least with as few as
possible, in order to avoid the inconvenience
of being hurried, TO which, when. others are
in waiting, visitors are liable. In this matter
we were fortunate, as but one other person en-
tered with us, and there being no others in the
waiting room, our guide allowed us to linger
longer than usual. A little book is obtained
in the anteroom, containing brief description
of the Tower, and a sketch of some of the
most important traditions relating to its seve-
raj parts and having furnished ourselves with
this, our guide took us first to the Horse Ar
mory. Here stand an array of mounted horse
men, representing distinguished persons, in
long hall, representing the styles of armor and
of weapons which were used in their own day.
Here sits the old crusader, with an equipaSe
which was worn seven hundred years ago
There also is Henry VIII, wearing the identl-
cal suit of armor which was presented to him
by the Emperor of Germany on the occasion
of his marriage with Ann Boleyn; and anoth-
er figure of him in a suit which he wore at a
later period. There was the famous John OF
Gaunt, standing not less than seven feet tall,
with the very arnaor and weapons which he
carried. There likewise were Essex and Lei
cester the faxorites of Elizabeth, in the pre-
else accoutrements in which they rode in her
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STAGES

Leave Bath for Brunswick, Portland and intermedi-
ate places at p NJ every day Saturday excepted, and
ATT A. NJ daily Sunday excepted. Returning DIT A
4. NJ. daily, Monday excepted, and at P. daily
sunday excepted These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland and Augustaline of Stages.
Leave Bath for Wlscasset, Damarscotta Waldoboro',
Camden Thomaston, Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
places, at A. daily. Returning at 6 Nj. daily.
Leave Bath for Wiscasset Damarscotta, Waldoboro',
Sc every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 r. NJ
Returning every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
10 A. NJ.
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EXPR E S S E S

Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and
neced with other Expresses all parts of the United
States the Canaaas and Europe leaves Portland for the
SOUTH daily at II A. M. and 3 P. NJ Returning twice
daily Office 80 Exchange St. Portland
Langley & Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Port
land daily at II A. NJ. and P NJ. Returning vice
daily. Office, 70 Exchange ST., Portland
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M Al LIS
The Western NARRATIVES daily AID 5 A.

The Western Mailarrives daily at A. nj Mondays
excepted. Closes A P. NJ, and leaves at 7 ?. M
Saturdays excepted.
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at P Nj Closes at
81. NJ, and leaves at 6 A. NJ
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. NJ,
and departs daily at IL tol2 NJ.
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
at l01 A. NJ, and departs same days at IL NJ.
Post Office open Sunday mornings from u to 9
o'clock and one hour Immediately after divine service
in the afternoon.
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KENDALL & RICHARDSON,
Ship Chambers and Hard ware Dealers,
di27w24 FRONT STREET, BATH, Me-.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

TIME subscriber having received the Agency of the
l. CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
NJ j. (Chatered 1892 for the City of Bath, and vi
cinlty will issue Policies to an amount not exceeding
S. 600 on any one risk, building and merchandise
and on vessels cargoes and freights as favorable
terms as other institutions. ID. G. MAGOUN,
Agent.
Bath, Jan. 26, 1913. d75wl
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Portland for Thomaston. Camden, Belfast,
Bucksport and Frankfort, every Tuesday and Friday
morning ut O'Clock. Returning, leave Frankfort ev-
ery Monday and Thursday morning at O'Clock.
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From the Christian Mirror.
Mr.. Palmer's Sketches.
No. ".

NO. Nv.
FIRST Sabbath II, London-Suvrey Chapel and its
Pastor Want Of taste IN isSenting ChapelS
-BaptiSt Noel-hiS style Of preaching and
catholic Spi,i 1.-THE Totcer-HorSe A,n0ry-
EAeabeth's Armory-R egalia- Tower Green
Lady Jane Grey-bloody totoer-departurc
for the Continent outhhampton-Hapre.
On the morning Of my first Sabbath in Lon
don went to Tottenham Court Road chapel
"a chapel built originally for Mr.. Whitefeld /;
and in the afternoon to Surrey Chapel, which
will long be associated with the name of Row.
land Hill. Neither of the pastors happened
to ofhciate, and the sermons were decidedly
of small account. Mr.. Sherman, the present
pastor of Surrey Chapel, is regarded as an able,
laborious and more than ordinarily devoted
minister. He is greatly beloved by those to
whom he breaches, and his morning congrega-
ton is said to be very large. But the after
noon service in London, where there is one is
in general miserably meagre and on the &C.
casion above mentioned, l found not more
than hundred or hundred and fifty present.
When evening services are held under favora-
BILE circumstances, they are usually full.
l was struck most unpleasantly with the
want of taste in all the Dissenting Chapels
which l visited in London. They have a
mean, inferior look, which must greatly tend
to increase the prejudice, which, on other ac-
counts, persons of fashion and refinement are
apt to feel to wards them. 1t seems to be for"
gotten that God has made the Beautiful a
natural adjunct of the True; and that how
ever we may speculate about it, men will in
fact, to very great extent, be moved on the
principles of attraction or repulsion. Ex-
travagant expenditure and frivolous display
are equally at variance with the spirit of re-
lson and the demands of cultivated feeling !;
but it is certainly fit that places of worship
should have chaste and sober beauty, or at
least that they should be so simply neat, that
those who enter them shall see nothing to
offend. Dissenting ministers and churches
are so overshadowed and oppressed by the in
fuence of the Establishment, that their social
position is sufficiently lowered, and their
power to exert an influence on society at large
sufficiently restricted, by this means; and it
is altogether a pity that they themselves
should add unnecessarily to the disadvantages
under which they labor.