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DOCKS from London, 6.--Faiy Tales by Aniho
ny Hamilton, author Of the Memoirs Of Count Gammou
1 vol, lSt9.
Consular Service.
Professional Papers OF the Royal Engineers 10 vols
Fedng's Complete Works, In vol, Cuikshanks Illustrations
smolct's Complete Works. VOL, do do
The Accomplished Chess Player.
The Plays Of Congeve wychery, vanbrugh and Fquaha,
Sin John crschels Inquiry prepared for
navy and for the of travellers In general vol
Just imported direct from London by
Feb II FRANCk TAfisOh-
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WILLIAM n. MNNIx, Of the General Land Ohice will
prosecute Of every kind against government before
Congress the departments His experiences in the different
branches Of departments, specially relation military
bounty lands viii enable him full satisfaction TO all who
The prompt of sold
located military will all
taken deadeter Claims for
will receive special attention He viii also attend the SALE
collection real owned in
this city by non-residents and Others Jats @f
Reference Shields, formerly
of General Land ONCE; Hon Richard M Young Commits
sioner the General Land ohce to all the officers Of General
Land Once members Of generally the State of Illinois
Thomas tche Edmund Burke, Peter Force, W. W. Seaton
Blair, J. G. Rves, Richard Walach nl#@.
Office Hasup Weedon's Coach Factory of
Market Washington, D. @.
lS '59H&#s E.es9-s.#1s.#
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w indJ Publisher casimir Bohn IL this civ
esoss,ow and ne sdaseo country. insadag margin
ps. oSsc IL .s s and s rae ss s@ and
been taken from the terrace the Capitol and embraces die
the city point isvey very iiu
and lis yacny which beautiful and
pleasing picture and win be deemed very desirable saa@sa
ars and considerable expense publisher which we
on he psr q % puSs may & had Bonn the paSs
At his stand the Capitol and probably the stores ofshe booksellers
view o. rnr Metropolis. shown BY Mr. Cast
cities Of Washington and Georgetown The view i taken from
metropolis, while bpdsr print composed
capl,oI, treasury, Smithsonian Institution, prss
s 1ss r'se osf % M
College, Aqaedaet - fatieks Church, Arsenal washington
pamenl The picture n question Y very wei executed IN every
uon,--Nat Int
sold By cAslas Bons, Washington, D. ..
@ sns On eIs e, gs sss sS ~
dents House. The Post 0dee ateni oce Pension Once smith
ms p s'S "a oh iP ssns ss' s 81.
giving views olhe ed,ces that are M Boan being we suepos
s aSa s arc nv aS a.
We Ssess aaS nsay sssapssS Those who
eoe E e me public buildings mere VIM 40 wen
FEB To- VIZ iIna - u'' o'p'' O. BONN
SELLING on Winter stock Mt Cost.-The subscribers
pectfuy inform their and the public generally that
they have determined offer their present stock al h cost during
the month"; engaged IN taking inventory
preparatory spring
variety seasonae and useful al all
times which viii dispose OF ut cost for cash. or TO puncua
toners. We b
so pieces colored dress silks, in all styles
white blue and pink saiins
gace silks
20 pieces coiored silk vevets in all possible shades
Grape suitable for spring with complete
capes, cellars, beres aud inside handkerchen
"n''n " "' A'n = IT. on AGETT NEWTON MAY CO.
! Feb l2-3teod e.
lnENTLEMEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has tins
received large and full assortment Of gentlemen outfit
ting ARTICLES, viz
Family "yoke- Shirts superior quality
styles The of retailing shirts at wholesale prices will be
dnued by Stevens.
CRAyATS @
large supply Of black aud fancy coors just imported and
believed 10 be the newest in market. ts4t5
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
In silk merno lambs WOOL wool, large
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply of silk and cotton, Styles
Also Observation-Disclosures pene, dressing robes,
brushes razon fact article for gentle
mans wardrobe or toilet all Of which will be sold at uniform
Great Hat and Gendemens Outlining Establishment
Dec. 5--eodf No. Browns Hotel.
nf,p
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CANCY GOODsf Fancy Wonderful attraction nj
P0UDERs, Pennsylvania avenue, Ciagett (up
a Mrs E. j. Pouder impeed by the cordial welcome and
liberal accorded 10 her
the Of the by her where she
would be happy exhibit to her friends and
follows Rich hocade silks black do
Hack and coored Turk san de lanes; cashmeres Rich fancy
goods for de bal" An unequaed Of
Sc ribbons aces, embroidenes broce shaws from S2 SO
scarlet crimson, and white do from - so to SIS She asks
particular attention her stock Of sacks coa and vies which
will be found the Of design and
dnish Dec l6-eo6fi
SPLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods, txc.he
would respectfully OF
keepers generally their stock Of furnishing goods, which
they feel eenndnt cannot be surpassed equae any other
house in the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry do tapestry Brussels
Administer, English brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
Superhne ingram, extra hne, and ine do
Low-pnced all wool ingram, royal ,wiled Veneuans
Heavy oclohs every width, which win any
hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich iaines, rich figured de laines
Rich high coiorcd damasks, rich UNION damasks
Twilled and plain ca-hmereu
Wor-ted damasks, all coors
Embroidered laced cartains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins by the yard
Tasse'-oops gimps, bordeings, bindings
Riiad iinens, all widths
TasscIs, cords, and fixtures Of every kind 6e
Together complete OF table and piano
beeou and table damask linen sheens danask napkins and
kc all Of which received perfectly es win be Of
sred upon usual accommodating All respectfully
vted for themselves.
Sep ii-3taw4wn p. II. HOOE d co.
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NEW MUSICJus the old established Music and
IN Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular sold usual
price, four cents WIN. FISCHER.
The Ledger Polka by James Belak
Nancy's Fancy Polka by c. Bessner
Polka performed Band May
Sailors Polka by O. Lenchow leader of the Gemana Band
The Hyacinth Polka, by Gungl
The Elm Waltz with variations by Grobe
The Manor Walk by T. q. Mckenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by 7. Renhardt
Reindeer Quickstep, by Crobe
The Virginia Rosebud Quicksep, by Grobe
Kossuhs March, by Ezemeeny
JEANNE ballad, c. Muller, with beautiful vignette
Leap Ger the Waves byJ II. Hewitt
Come Dreams back by member of the Germana
Band
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9th edition, by Benkert
0Wi y! with the DEAREST then
TN love you moren
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged quartette
Belle of Baltimore an Ethiopian song
Come back, Steben do do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only correct edition
10 s@
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I ChsIera- -Treatment and Preventive.

nR. AMATIS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta-
BILE Ingredients totally free mineral substance
discovered and prescribed Dr. Anai celebrated phycan in
the abdominal cgionssuch diahn
dysnt bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c.
eectua Is submitted remedy those
prevailing fatal scouge, and
ventve all who be fortunate m first nsidons
symptoms.
TO wholesale retail Causis Music Saloon Penn
ylvania between M and 18th Streets and at the principal
the Washington Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
certificates accompany each bottle Of the liberal
discount dealers Orders the United States
promptly attended All communications be post paid
Aug. 3-lawu SAMUEL. CARUSI * co.
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Nov 0-dsw
AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

MY government having ceased PROPOSE
u the future, devote mysefto that bunesse
deparm. which expen
encein perhaps peculiar advantages
As and offer services especially 10 the
body OF posmases, whether
Office members Of Coness and the numbers
Of the United States who have heretofore transacted business
person letter, whether
Post Once Department. In 1885 previously whilst employed
War To these official
those to whom they kindly make known business
duce employ and indeed, a only
advance that business they commit
hands shall receive and faithful attention which
characterized trust, my whole official conduct.
PETER q. WASHINGTON,
Nov. 20-eodlm Late Auditor r. q. Department
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CARD.


Wines and Liqasrs.
sss Tsra lp+' attention Ms stock
The ci possessed BY him or Obtaining from abroad all wines
BY him knowsdge win he var
This afford for the character and qualify
The ar,angs,n,m- vaults such maxi
s y ae me ,a ' ns esa % sy ". sss wine. m
special occasions eau be .appea a ,e shortest "oe. win vine
SosaaS S' 8 sa Sts wholesale Price. ON mos.
CLHs viii advantage order from the
FAMILIES can very
MEMBERs oF LEGi sLATIvE BODIES, nesses
Gxrssss FNEE SaassS, Win , ss!s
Dy addressing their orders through sn 81 pss'
Importer and Dealer in Wines ac 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia
J,sEGARs, direct Importation Havana,
and brands always hand from SD $40 and sold
Jan aausassp cpl s''p'' - i - - - " =
THE undersigned, having bought the stock Of
Jacob Keoee N ne store formerly By the late William
York BALTIMORE win offer the citizens washins,ou
found IN Inc Blssrcs eoasistins S''''' p ! - :
Superior and low priced sugars
New Orleans aud Yves. India nlolasses
lava, Rio, Maraeabo, Lagaayrs. and 81 Domingo coffee
sapsror sanpowaeI and Imperial IN teas
Nos sas sssy are
New Bedford sperm candles, As and SIS
Adamanine and mould do .
Fancy vane and superior lot Of old CASTLE
soap; of brown soap city manufactured
Best quality of winter sperm oil
y g
Family superfne -four OF the choicest brands
Prime Orange county butter
Best quality Goshen and pineapple cheese
superdne table, Liverpool and coarse salt
Extra huled bnckwbeat n TIL
Baskets broom pals, wisps, coiesp in lampwick white
wash, scrubbng and busting brushes and variety Of other
articles wooden
Mackere herring, GOLDFISH and No. Nova Scotia herring
Malaga akns Smyrna figs, sonsheed almonds Pecan nuts I'll
currants, &c t55
= Spices Of every variety. & SUI
s4 - es+ft @t4 ss Tobacco and cigars.
Thonass Doado leaf Gayeys and several othe
brands Of superior and common tobacco 4.
A very superior lot of Havana and Principe cigars
$500 f4ae ( iasaeas Vines and liquors. a@@
Pelevosn and A. Seignee brandy; Scotch
whskey Jamaica and St Croix Holland superior ar
Monon2aheia whskey and dart
sherry Madeira Malaga and Tenehe wines and every article
10 be found in the grocery business -.s.Af -
having engaged in ths
New York; and being well acquainted with thu
selected articles with
care would respectfully solicit the pubic call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. JAMES A. BROWN,
Mar 3-5taw2w Louisiana av., between 9th and 7h ss
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Dec. 23-d3nl


February 1T, Is1U
IN the petition Locking Of North Dansvle, York.
praying for the patent granted said Locking
improvement in poughs for from the
said patent, which takes place the twenty day April
petition heard
the third Monday April II o'clock and all persons
notified said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered be published Republic,
egencer and Union Washington ID. c.; North American
and Gazette Philadelphia; Tribune New York; Daily Amtrcan
New Providence, week for
successive previous the third Monday in April
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE, N
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
sEdo Of the above papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent oce with paper containing this notice.
Feb 2-law3w
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DOCKS from London--I4ist No. 7.-Wabran's Dictionary
ID of Shakespeare Quotations-l VOL, 1919.
Rabelais, translated into English-2 vols, 1919.
Light Infantry Duty by Lieut. Aduant sinnot flth regiment
| vol, 1919.
The Three Arms Divisional Tactics OF Decker; translated by
Major Jones, Prince Albers Hussars-l vol, lSig.
The Duties Of Judge by Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate General-I vol.
Gould's Companion the Microscopic vol. 1919
Jacksons Military surveying-l vol. u
Humbodts Cosmos, translated into English by Ouez vols,
1919.
Burgoyne on Blasting and ousrying-l vol, 1872
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Britain1 VOL, i549
The London Stage vols.
Just imported from London direct, by
Feb Is FRANCk TAYLOR
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WATSON Il RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS

WATSON Il RBsNwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
street, opposite The Patent O6ice, Washington, d. c.,
DRoCURE patent foreign
es give advice all arising under the
law.
RErsR HONE coRREsPospESrs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon. James d. Westco chairman Of Committee Of Senate
Patents.
Gouverneur Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
James Renwck, LII. d., New York.
Henry Brevoor, esq., Glendon Iron Works, Boston.
u. r. Durham Co.. steam engine builders, New York
Hon. Thomas Corwin.
d. d. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company
roRsIas ooRREsrosDEsrs TO
Richard ESQ., London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London
Edward Sabine r. S. Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Woolwich.
Michel Chevacr chef; and Robert Walsh, esq,
Paris NovN-stawow
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Concord Academy.
THE Of commences Of DC
Y. VIM. COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, An
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AGENCY, Washington.--The undersgned,
specon branch the Post Office Department. offers his
generally and OF the southwestern
section particularly with the that his removal from Office
initiate the he
department for honesty, capacity and fidelity and
Office of both parties with hearty
sustain him therein.
business every nature the
will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late OF Post Office Department
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.Genemen either have had present have war
members of the institution;
Sep. 2-n a [lntell 3#44
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characterized, trust, my whole official conduct.
PETER g. WASHINGTON,
uccULLoCH ON TAXATION, / vol. London.
Msculceh Literature at o. Political EeSSo%y vol London
MIN. Political Economy . vol: Boston.
The Present. the Future by H. c. Caey volume,
The Progress Of Nations by e. c. Seaman; vol New YorL
Grmke the Nature and Tendency Of Free nstutons VOL
Coiions Public Economy United States New York.
Tooke's History Of Prices. 1899 % sr vol london.
Twiss,. Progress. Of Political Economy vol London.
ss,;ss on o., rI9s1ys policy vol New 1I
The Political Writings Of Thomas Paine vols.
Jan 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
NEW BOOKs.-Just received Tor sale at TAYLOR a MAu.
RY's, street, History, by p. X.
James Sir Edward Graham Railway Speculation H caihane
ns ..S aa'o OF Jane Boasee &C Etiquette
TOHNsTONs National Atlas OF Universal Geography,
Historical Commercial and Political by Alexander kie,h John
large containing maps
e s nssa
Dec % fRANcK TAYLOR.
SILK HOsIERYThe Subscribers have just received thu col
The Districts 20 which they respectfully invite all in want Of such
5 dozen white embroidered silk hose
! g s sisG "S sfs e tss., rnslI.p
70 4; q s ss"Sa tops ;. low Low priced
dozen best plain black silk hose
g 90 ! %se!%% &c s so cotton top.
10 do black silk hose
IS do do do do fleece
Jan l-stf GLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
James ~. s-rr.t
VIZ attend the OF claims
w various executive departments Of the
Once and dwelling street, between 9th
Oct2-u
THOMAS IT. TwrrTY
tT,ah If Warenfor, Nmth Cavoiiwa.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 2s Gravier street, NJ o.
RxrKREsoSs-Hon. J. r. ,. Daniel, Hon. A. w. venabls,
Nov. 23- On
BENJAMIN r. Worcester teacher
AUTOBIOGRAPHY during The
city, continues private his room MRS
avenues beween oh reasonable
terms Sept. a-awn
SERvANTs.-wanted, male servant and a good
- Of small family will be employed
who cannot bring good recommendations Inquire
9l--thf ~
| uANs ANDERsEs's STORY hook for Chiidren, 1
| III vol.
| MARY Howiu,s story Book, with illustrations / vol,
Mrs Hollands Story Book, with Illustrations, vol.
Dec III FRANCK TAYLOR.
JUVENILE Books for received from every
publisher IN the country and comprising all
young people, beautifully got up the printing and bind
ing, and for sale At northern prices.
~ 7-~1E TAYLOR MAURY
Dec IL Booksensrs. near oh street.
I KNOX WALKER will practice law in the supreme
j. United States, and Of
claims agsns, the government Address Washingcn DO.
Mar. Io-6
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UIUTINe-CARDs printed and plates engraved I'm the
ne fnes, u1aitv sunniied by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Nov ~ - Bookselers 9th st.
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cypRISG sILKs.-We invite Of the ladies
y following variety which feel confident In saying not equsled
District any respect, vz. u as. ~
eatp plaid fUulafd silks
20 do fnef figured india do
rs do medium quality do
10 plaid do abeautful spring style
81 40 small striped do delicate shaded
Is do lowpreed small checked silk, suitable article for
10 DO plain drab silh suited 70 grave taste old
auction bargain
do psn gray silk 4fE
do plaid aif-meuminR silk eafI.
do new style figured hafmouming silk
do dress comprising great variety Of qualities
part Of which win be offered very cheap
In black silks
pieces very rich a. eros de- Rhine
do a. rich black tafata
DO rs rch black Gros de Rhine
do "a do do do a.N@
'e' ''e' 's UoHIs%soETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
Mar I8-lw ~.
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ITO George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby mott
fed lS49, superior
Of and chance for the Of Prince George and State
Virginia. decreed, things,
"Tha R. X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel appoint
ed commissioners for the purpose do notice 70 eigh
published newspapers published
Of Washington and posted the front door Of the court house
county, warning Pace Edwin Pace Formerly
the OF Prince George, Vna) forward and claim
their shares the estate of Chieves deceased
George,
will proceed distribute their
r. X. MEADE,
THOS. H. DANIEL,
Nov 22-d5w Commissioners, &c.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber begs inform the
public generally that he has Just employed worsmen from Eu
from northern cites skill and
which, with his knowledge and practice the bust
thirty years. enables him with confidence that he
prepared manufacture fine jewey and silver
hc superior cheaper any other establishment
country His respectfully
requested to leave their orders with
Il ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, betw 9th and 10th streets.
I Ann lQ-endtf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
Music Teachers Institute
MUSICAL CONVENTION.

4 MUSICAL Convention will be held in Bath Me
n under the direction Of MEssRs L. Mason Il 6. J
WEBB, of Boston, commencing on Tuesday, Octo
Der 10TH and continuing three days. Lectures will
be delivered on teaching music; the cultivation
the voice; and on various subjects connected with
singing and Church Music.
part of each day will be spent in illustrations Of
various les of psalmody, accompanied BY the very
fine organ in the Central Church, REV Raw Palmers
and part of each day will he devoted to Pat Song
singing, with piano forte accompaniment.
1t is expected that Messrs Mason 4 Webb will be
aided IN their illustrations by well cultivated singers
who Will introduce various specimens IN dinerent
sly les of secular and sacred music
II will be the object of the lecturers to make these
meetings as useful possible to leaders ana
members of chors and 10 teachers Of singing classes
Clerrvmen who have attended similar courses IN
other places have been pleased to bear strong test
mony to the usefulness OF these meetings, ana cer-
oymcn NJ all denominations the vicinity OF Bath
are cordially invited to attend gratutousy and AID
and encourage by their presence those who would
make the effort raise the standard OF sing ng praise
in our churches and especially to make sacred music
subordidate to the great ends OF pub &c worship,
It is ex ected that public performance will be
given on the evening Of the last day of the Institute
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies',
(being singers or members Of choir) at 30 each
For sale at the Bookstores.
III Ladies and gentlemen intending to be
present earnestly requested to be present at the
opening exercise on Tu ,sday Oct. I5, at 9 o'clock.
in the City Hall
rs ROBINSON.
ID. g. STANWoOD
WIN. RICE Js,
wM.M REED,
Us BERRY,
w ELLIOT,
t.C.WOODMAN,
CoM'r or ARaASGvMErrs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
STATE REFORM SCHOOL.

THE Legislature Of tins State by Resolve approved
L the 10Th OF August last provided for the establish
of Institution for The employment Of Juvenile
pursuance of provision thereof the undersigned have
been appointed by The Governor and Council ''Commis
sioners with power select and obtain by GIT
chase, and take conveyance thereof to ue state ot.
which they shall deem a suitable Site and TO procure
plans and estimates, and into contracts for the
buildings necessary and proper for such Institution.
and they also further directed 10 prepare aud
lure system for the government of said School, and to
what laws would be necessary and proper TO
pu. me same into successful operation"
virtue OF this appointment, the undersigned Com
p,ers have this day held a meeting in the city of
H. ana determined proceed the discharge of
| NAV H. e enlohed on them with much rapidly
Iec;ion ~ s'eh' with proper deliberaon. the
IN ~ sue ana due regard 10 care and economy
e VI me buildings required for The Ins i'm
il. -. e iu' tnel Prosecution of their dues thew
p'ose " "ee' az me United States Hotel IN Portland
on 1ussddy the 10Th of October nroy;mo ia ;,a,a,
determine upon The hnal selection Of n 80 ~ -
after may be practicable. In The ,naa ~; n1 1 =
would be pleased TO receive from persons ,aL me-
in the success of The institution anv az M
addressed in writing TO either of the Comm;ss3
having reference either the selection of = 80 =
STYLE and character of the buildings the eovcrnm,
or management of Institution such
by the provisions OF the Resolve above reciied.
H J. ANDERSON,
JOHN w. DANA, ! Commissioners.
HENRY CARTER.
Portland, Sept 1a, 1850. 3w14
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DOMESTIC PORTS .

BOSTON-Ar 2lst schs Elizabeth, M'lenry, and Plan
ct Briggs Bath 22d bark Florence, (of Rath) Wood
ward Newcastle, f. 1lth ult Mary Kendall Of Thorn
aston Toman, New Orleans 18th, SW Pass 22d ut John
Bid Rockland, Bird, New Orleans 9Th, SW Pass Goth
ut
NEW YORK-Cld 2lst, ship Martha Ward, Trott,
Charleston.
Ar 23d sch II Mason, (of Bath from Curacao.
NEW BEDFORD-Sld Goth schs Mirror, Anthracopho-
and Mary SHEDS, Gardiner.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th ship Macedonia, Snow,
Boston,
PROvIDENCE-sld from Warwick, 18th, sch Prin-
cess, Gardiner.
PHILADELPHIA-Ch 10Th, brig ID Pencil, Storer,
Boston
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, ship Realm, Stevens, N
York % brig John Ciley, Thomaston.
SAVANNAH-In port among others, sch Phpsburg for
Bath
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, ship Eva, Parker, Bath, s.
and adv for Liverpool, Part cargo gagged.
SAG HARBOR-Ar 18th, sch st Lucar, Collamer Lin
cnInYille.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-26
MORE GOODS.

If F. GANNETT has received a new supplv of
M Goods which he offers to his customers al small
pro6ts-among his goods he has
Crashed, Refined, Havana Brown and Muscavado
SUGARS,
Old Hyson. Extra Fine Colony, Orange, Pekoe Il
Souchong TEAS,
Extra and common brands FLOUR,
buekwheat, Wheat Groas, HommoDy, Hickey
IaIlha, Macearon Vermacelli, Cox Sparkling Celia
ms S Sneae House Syrup Washing Fluid IN bottles
anu Gy easure. Chemical Olive Soap, CASTLE Soap.
p.,h S ness Beet, Mess Pork, Hams and Lard
BAN, sept IL, 1850. 3w13