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Estssei sss az ses u cearsss 81 81 MsvsA is&s
"ssc ia .s.d f.sAr ssssisd. That h.A y & aassf
.s 2 =. nc ssss ~ s
ss s %sss n.y.
CURED purchase out o. take ssussa o. ssSes
% any previous contractor os mo same 'oass~ U osqss1
sss S s s f isss RE s s
M sss III %s sse
70 :is % ssss
posing cheapest q as s .p I
s 8. ss .s..s Isl s =. ss Ss
s s q ds aSd ns e s he ses %
u. Post ocs pepa,,men N me city o s.hingson until a M
Der, 1850 ~ r = 81 ~ n ''
Route $3.50 Leave Rome Gsoga a. . siweeky, Monday,
By esss i sSss ss s rs.rs. c.p
Asasle Niles spanss,e truss truss. sSS sSss
10 Ey,oa. BY Bpm mex, days. ~ mIs.y Aaass
And hack ss, x a. g. Ss Sunday Wednesday and
No. $3.50 Tuscaloosa ui-week Tussdsy Thurs
y NJ s saa s ss'sasss'' and ,ens..s.e
IT, sss s y ns, ars q s ..a sara.
day and Z : q, aesi days =, ...,, 49, 49,
~ Ss:sss. Buck creek Knoxville. sp'lnsas'a and
70 Clinton same s s.y. .a%,s. Il. ~,
No $500 From Tuscaloosa at q I'M uweek Mondsy Wedne
ny Sori,pon, sip.sy Turnpike, cordo, Reform, Antioch.
10 Columbus, mississippi BY HIP IN, same days. 81
And back bs,weena am Tuesday, Thursday, and ss.u-
No. m rr sa sss 'ss ssss uwsss, MONDAY. wed
isss : clinton rs...a' RIDGE Hope
M,s.isslIe, !: meat d.ys g miles
No $500 From clinton. N, ni-wsskly, Monday "Wednesday
81 Noun; :sros c.iussyle, SCOOTER Mississippi Dc
10 s Hsis saS ~ 10 S'ss NJ days. 81 m.s
And back between 4, Monday, Wednesday, and Ga
Proposals. 10 extend Muckaluuky, with one
%s for n ps ars s invited
S:ssss, s%: y s:.
Ana sasa. ssssssn d. TsssSss rIasy sad Sal,
Nd s7oa FROM aa B,snSon. Eis.sspp M uwssy rss.
Az ass.:s.E sas ss. Ssas
TO Herbert y az nsa. sTys e % Tna,.a.v ~ n,
Proposals S,sss 'a o end 4 win one ss time
No s7s From, HsrSs weekly, Monday "Wednesday,
b. II Tasshs, oksbehab, Dssvis, Pon,a. Laudsrd.s
Springs. and Penola, Aabama;. Il
And back. between I, d, Monday Wednesday. and rn-
Bids q Commence a. Macksinsky miles further, withou,
| additional running time, are invited.
| aa8 AaMfw MB3. NOTES
ar more persons in lhe following manner
/ .sThe undersigned, guaranty thst ----- ----,
Bis % .s snss into an prior he
aay Jansary merit with good and sufficient sareue' % perform
This should e accompanied by csrhas pos,naser,
S SnS ase % make good asir guarantee
The propoaI the department sealed endorsed
i Assistant s Postmaster s @ General
For ns q @ s s + 70 ss sS :ss nc
last annual advertisement - y uAY,
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The college 81. James, washington County, Mari
land.

land.
TINE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
CoPAL CHURCH-The ninth annual session w5l open On
Monday October M continue till the next commence
nen Thursday July 1851 New sudcnts are rec
commended opening NJ the srop but are received
any time tey apply chargs estimated from The date
their entrance.
The Colese number Of glasses, affords all the
postunies complete and, q the succel emna
collegiate coufes ~ graduates hs usual AGA
IDENTICAL degrees N .-st f..s 4 Ntl 100 6 IL
The school, immediately adjoining ts CoIss sad an
the Rector but under distinct dsctpne
ceiyes lads Al the beginning acndenca and prepares
bcm for the collegiate The overnight and direction Of e
Professors College special advantages TO e pupils
the Grammar school.
In Ire Mer tc casse study Of the Greek language omit
ted place supplied BY additional studies in mcdefn language
book keeping, statistics, &c. - A.
lance 1gcs, favorable good moras AND def
The whole annual the College nd Drummer
school for the session months, hundred and wer
live dollars, payable semi annually In advance. 81
JOHN B. KERFOOTr
Rector College Of 81 james r Q, ~.
Aur 6-tawam ~ ~
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So. .t, aas BURGOYNE q co., Il
(. 81 hsaiAts iss ~ y BANKERS,
stts asatt san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
RxvKRxKcKs wAsHIseToH cITyIIon. Thos Butler King
Hon. WIN. M. Gwini Hon. .. Q. Fremont s3E
Ap o-ifdim TO- H'Ei tt4E bla Rt9to.a e9 II ss8H
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lid dozen ladies' best quality Kid gloves ~
IN colors, white and black. ssHl g8 45ft
gentemen's best Kid assorted M lss
500 cotton worsed, mcfno and sky 81 ana
ehdsn cotton, wotsd and VIZ hoery ladies' French sizes
And colors Of ladies' genuemens WORKED
collars pces match velvet cuffs and neck rDands 70
beautiful article with full assortment Of al Mnds o. dry
only ;e 49, A 49,. vppuv
def a-eoiw +<iiYf ~ 3DHI5IA 4 fRQt a. VIM, tEhbf.
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Hour. or Departure OF the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at >. aud at m. daily, and . q
FROM baltimore a, a. M and p. daily, daily
Feb s-diy .-ara n. II. PARSONS, Agent
M. A. Tyson and Sisters Se minary,
tN6 - Fstrss, bstween i2tA and i3th.
HE duties q this institution will be resumed on Monday lou
Their pupils requested macl
commodious esabshment they have erected large and
everything Of their pupils hal
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited
non, where win be fuishsd all desired inoma,ioI
given. ls. ags " asg ag.a a5i Nj
higher branches, including needle
Elementary nssrucaon
gse q maps and apparatus
Music, Panans Lal French spanish languages form
Aug as--eo,ishssp,- lIn.sl
Ii leave to call The attention the czsns the District
following very dssi.aes good. II ne above u, line
81 iS1 and i Hamilton COTTON sSssanss
- ss, a, and q p'owease d l,asns
~ ssand md l a1a s iii table BE damssf s''
ioa ~ ia, and la white and cOOred Marssies quilts
White and coored embossed furniture dimity W
l04, II 4, and la-4 superior blankets.
house ihs sds e New
CLAGEfT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sept i9-6hf
Bounty Land. ' N1& efti
S.s G. ss :ls md s sf'ss. .s.s'
their Representatives.
The subscriber for the subsequen
1912 and the comm,se in applying 70 Congress
that appropriation has been made offers his service
procuring warrants and In locating and dsposn
Of them, f necessary t4
Charges moderate. Letters post paid.
wAsmxeToS CRY, Sept 3d. 1850.
II e r ! ~ Y
We Subscribers, having members OF committee ap
plying Congress for appropriation OF land tho old soldier
mentioned recommend Major Chas Nourse nj ASKING
c suitable agent be employed in attending 70 tei
claims.
Il 49@ O. 3. TODD.
s3lt.st etF JNO. 9. CAMP,
Oct 2-eodl0tcp' GEO. BENDER.
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.yoE ,rs,sH psfa iioa,u y, nasg
.tseFsfas ~ xm ~ - xssasssrsn oar
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New York Life Insurance Company,
OGee, No. 6s Wal street, NsW YoSk.

new York Life Insurance Company,
0nee, No. 6s Wal street, Nsw York.
ggsf 9a&t MonRis FRAsKLIn, president. "a laatgEa
@,gfgtts SPEkcER b. BEHkDIcT vice president lt ,f
PLfNr FREEhAN, actuary.
Iils company upon mutual insurance principle
the principle ofieaying proportion the smoan
the premiums Interest the hands OF insurers, has greatly
extended IL business pso6 and csnaed It's benefits II the
least possible and outlay 10 insurers III sa tt
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California Gllg
lis agency Washington compfeends the following oncers
VIM NJ d., medical exanne near corner OF ana %
peter Washington agent Apollo Hall Pennsyvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. stgsta NJ, June III
T,RENCH and Swiss Enbroidcrics.--We have large
OF the above desirable goods which we sell cheaper
than offered in this city BEFORE viz
900 worked collars, ia cents TO VI f
Fine French worked collars vi 80 toS2 r. f r#
Jenny Lind collars SO cents 70 ~ so
DO habits ~ TO 81 81
Fine lace sleeves % SO 10 " 80 M H ssias .e#
Fine sleeves ~ cents 10 81 30 sfsaEfss4 fag
A fine Of lace denIi wells g{ IN tff #
Linen handkefchiefs. plain and inquired nets r'.
0u3-At cid stand, Kng's Lace Store .. ,r..cr
NJ b. Gentlemen will call and look al our cravat ant
BY doing they may save true io We wan ssh
them very low. et
Oct 6-e0a f M A%A sig "a" A-tt-Esstfs3
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THE Green Hsnd-A !" shon !" complete. Price IS
History Madame Roland with engraving Abbot
Life Of John Randolph OF Roanoke by Hugh A. Garland.
The Queens OF Engandi VOL with pcrat beautifully bound.
liz FuANCK TAYLOR.
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Uni.sa ss.ss..sP .tsns oa.ss

III asa aot4u sas Is Omitted stAtss' Patent o@es;s.,
M ss petition OF, DANIEL Lsav,, csbosvs,
~ hs q .s~s from
o. said patent, which atss psee on ihs a day Of
!: ordered ,h., d. ps.o- once
aoddsd and show have Why said
o:ss = sss;sss s ssys ss .r sss
Isad Republican, spnsas E once wssx
Tor three successive weeks previous % ne mrs. m0nday IN January
@ =; e, 81 = q. 'a DE WITT O LAWRENCE,
s. Editors Of papers please copy send their
balls NE Patent Once, with paper containing ms nooee'
Sept as--wsw sis,sa s aursgl,ss,s lss .s ba Inn
MAesrFICEKT Pi.aa.-Jusl received barqus Lowell
s..s' sf q pno " @
md ..s :.ss sss % q Ss svs
Win % . Thu
d. !s: .s ':ssss s; s
s:ss ss :es
se,ssoa .. and y sias q %a.is. %sTsn.adss
'' 's''' '' 'as e'v' 49, RrcTD DAVIS,
Cao,cK SEW eoops-w oayi,. The attention o. nc Asies
goods adapted exclusively % her wshsve u opened r
% pieces rich new style figured moa..eine. eata hns quail
Is pieces medium syss pos..ssne.5 IJoela
"a 40 40 " 40 - d,F;cosse. in new patterns at
10 DO sond csod mous.enss, In h, boe, mazarne blue,
pess dpe printed French nannsIs for ladies' dresses
In sha~is, we have received ttsy
y y nch ,s cashmere ions shs.h basI IA
y W' embroidered ' cgss Ssrl: NEWTON NAY
s-aA-L--4---A-s--2-----
saHall Il itEa Jsnues @. D<rrst astF-ln ss,a
WILL attend ne Of claims bee Congress and Mr.
sssi'iss sssi, isS ssss.
BOOKS nom London No. S-An Apology ot the Sep
s :s Te. Z Leo sss fss " az EossS se, society,
Tbs ora gs.-usns Pocket coma,snay eonped nom re.ry
Scot, ard ohss writer's, with explanatory and illustrative
Ancient Pyhssou.. s.sssuS, BY Thomas Taylor
translation, NE z, sss, ssS susssSs ssss =
ych..oss Motem pa!y snd cew Keeper vt, 1850 s~,
SscsiosS Political Essso%y ssisissa sSiaoS VOL,
jas, Imported from London dirce,b ss' %. y. ek %
ISrnn.DID r...sh aAIlsr,ry. 4. u, h.v-
S s M fs. sa sssy s s Sss Is :o a.
ss 49, s;' & "a sss ss &
,r.s isss ss French pss iss sfsn7 nsinc hats
An orders ds'y attended Afspsifas done usual
:.
sssss :: g 's + M sF::s:E K
= " - s''''s 1|!gS ysssy srs, svs
Il IN - Hanssys,gs PssI NsassS Motel, !,
uAr.Lsn1 wlnssr F~shss~s.Mss n svsrp win sp<u her
mn ne winssr millinery q InssSsy, os, ~
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IOIIE M MeCAILA. late secand Auditor of the rreas-
oers his services in the prosecution o the
mont Congress- the departments In the settlement OF
military accounts, and agency business generally -
addressed him business should be postpaid HIS o.
Ace Il At the corner Of 6th and Louisians avenue.
WAsnISaTos ciry, Apnl2S-u
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AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely q vege.a
bic Ingredients totally free from mineral substance, COM
bing with cordial and strengthening powers was original
prescribed by Dr. Ama ceebratsd ysra In
abdominal fegiOnssuch daraa
dyeny bilious complaints dyspcpsa and all other disorders O
the liver &c.
Knowing experience operates in the most kindly and
submitted remedy 70 those
who may be attacked by prevailing fatal scoge and a.
venvs ali may be 50 fortunate to escape IL first nsdous
symptoms. ia 3s Nass ts&& f@.t
10 be had wholesale retail Caus Music Saloon, Penn
sylvana avenue lh and 18th Streets and u the principal
drug stores Georgetown, ind Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for use with many
certificates Of liberal
Orders from Of the United States
promptly communications must be paid
Anr a--iavT t SAMUEL CAkUS1 co.
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90 - % o.
Hours OF Departure OF tho Passenger Trains.
From Washington a. aud at p daily and a.
daily except Sunday. tst
From baltimore 4. m. and D. daily, and u daily es
eept Sunday a '
Feb 3--dly tfRsr@t# +8 \. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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SUPREME Court OF the United staies-D December
D Ter O6John Hagan surviving partner Of the
late firm appellants, William H. Pope and
samuel Breck, administrator q Leroy Pop A..or
William H. Pope Of appelees 10 this cause moved
order under the 2s rule OF court 20 make The
proper PARTIES wheres
here that unless the representative Of
the said William Pope shall voluntarily become parties
Of the ensuing the appellant shall be
enurd record and on hearing have the same
be copy this order shalt be printed
newspaper Of in which the laws Of
the United printed by authority, for three successive
weeks before the beginning Of the term Of the
''p'"' 800 80 WIN. THos. CARROLL,
oct2-law3w csc. u 8. ~
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ROOKs from London. Bwkes Peess and Daronetags iah
ID edition, vol, Ie50 s.
Dod Peeage, Knighaxe Of
ireland, for 1880, 4 vol 1851 II al l# 8.sa
Charters o. the od Eash Colonies In America, with inoduc
Why was the English Revelation by Gu.o, translated
by HazIu vol, 1850 fEW lAHi 4 aatf gs#r ~ Isf.
Fac in Figures, quarterly digest Of statistics 1850.
Pyco Course English Reading second edition, VOL 1850
The
Malesbe Bridges, by D. Dempsey,
civil engineer, vols, large folio plates, 1850
With many Others, just Imported direct nom London,
Sept IS fRANCK TAYLOR.
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no All parsons whom Il may ceDcern-jamss Mu,pn,
rishma died the l64e, in the county q HALIFAX ana
State esta " which
his ofsn, he s any, are snued under the sws , VIZ
Tered ON his will be entitled the his uu
mate disubuee, left Of kin She takes This
method such, forward and e.
superior said property otherwise she w
conclude that none such exist and WIN consider ne properly
go A3f 49, tt.11' = ~. ..,.rn..x,
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED I'VE respectfully invite
and generally
extensive additions Among
many and very goods styles pces.
All IN wsni Of great bargains especially invited We
following u .5g l aa tgytHf .ees srn
pieces embroidered chnnscable csshmees, cheap
article for iadies' dresses -
90 pieces plain and fancy coiored cashmercs
pieces beautiful style priced mousenes and csshmeres,
In hgurcs.
The goods bargains win offered
reasonable purchase either for cash punctua
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 Co.
Oct is--aH
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ITO Housekeepers and others.The subecnbcu ofsr
accommodating large and complete
o the following goods which have jus. been received direct rum
Yes and will be sold unusually low prices -
Fine knives and forks In sets and detached
stair rods, ongr and shoveis bonxed tenders
Curtain bands aud pins, bronsed sndirons
rsrs and cnamelied preserving kettles
Walters and tea trays, In endless variety. E
Together with other and durable goods. tedious
enurneraie.
: ILL 4tt4F at Gt mo w. BADEN h BRO,
rfl.L Penn. avenue, south side, near 9Th street
Sept 29--2aw4w
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NEW FANNY GOOOSs- Just opening
IN 50 ladies' black kid gloves ttass Ef&
Ks 80 do do dark do
50 do do light do a.MfE
100 do do white do btHf
The Bay0n make and comprise all coors and
Of genemens this time also full and com
pee very article In country
N't PARKER,S
Comb, Fancy and Perfumery store, Penn. avenue
Cct2y-N National HOTEL
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|cPLuNDID rrsneh nafllln>ry.---Nru
~ Ing just returned from Nswl Ycsk, will q,
losls tns - her 6srbloas>is nillinssr .saloon'
perisr assortment Of Paris millinery, satins, !,
gssia dos srcs g, Asscs, fsssh.ry, nowsr, "a
|fhres cases --latest style French paftsm Hats,
nom PaEis, new styls, with every article IL NJ
Az ORDERS duly attended TO-. All rspsifin
dsoisssown, Oct ga.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-16
Notice to Mariners.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON Anril 81 1QSO

The following information has been receiv-
ell al this department, from The Spanish Min
lister near this government:
A new lighthouse named Colon, and erec-
ted al the entrance Of the old Bahama Chan
mel, on the point called Manternias, in the
Island OF Cuba, will be lighted Tor the frs;
time on the evening of the first of May next,
aud subsequently every day from sunset to
sunrise.
This lighthouse is situated in latitude 20
deg. 80 min. SO sec. north, and longitude,
20 deg. SO min. II sec. west of the meridian
al Cadiz. 1t is a rejecting light, of the first
class of Tresnelrs rotatory, and from minute
to minute darkened.
The light is of natural color and stands
100 feet above the level Of the sea. Il may
be seen at distance fifteen miles
more or less, according to the state OF the nj.
mosphere, and the elevation from which il is
observed
CRISPIN XIMlNEZ DE SANDOVAL.
Havana, April Is, 1850.
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and equally administered. for The good Of all.
enterprising intelligent labor, must ever be ~
independent of capital, as capital can be of such
labor the one can never fall q prey to the
unreasonable demands fthe other, until it be-
comes enfsebled. ignorant, and degraded.
Instead of repeating the present prohibition,
I would recommend, that It be retained, until
an opportunity Is had for careful examination
Of the whole subject. and the adoption of such
regulations as vii! for long succeeding years.
the gratitude of class Of healthful.
intelligent and independent operatives.
Entertaining these v;evs r .r, u.d.r ,h. re.
,essity OF withholding my approval, and re-
turning the bill, with these INV objections, to
The house where it originated
JOHN w. DANA.
Council CHAMBER, May z. 1850.
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" CONSUMPTION PREVENTED AND CURED
Consumptive patients visiting DR.. CLAY have
their chests examined with the Stethoscope
and the nature, extent and precise location of
their disease designated, and also (both those
who have the disease and those who are pre-
disposed to it, put in possession of effectuaI
means, which. if strictly followed remove the
disease, and insure to them perfect immunity
from Consumption to the end of their lives.
His remedies are so combined as to be az
piled directly to the Lungs, and not surpassed,
if equalled by any ever before offered to suffer-
ing humanity. See advertisement in this pa
per. If
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Administrator Sale Of Real
Estate.

DY virtue Of license from The Judge of Probate, for
the County of Lincoln, shall sell auction, al the
laey-occupied by Obadiah E. Frost, in Topsham
in said County, Saturday, the 18th day of June next
at o'clock in The afternoon the following described
real of said Obadiah E. Frost deceased for the
paymen Of his debts and charges Of SALE Wig the home
stead of said deceased, situated in said Topsham sub
ject 70 the right of dover of his widow-aso und
vided half of a store and lot with dwelling house,
subject 10 the widows dover therein. Terms and
ditions Of sale made known the time and place Of
sale Also lot Of land called the Morse Lot also his right
IN the VIM Hunter farm in Topsham. more full ex-
PLANTATION will be given time and place of sale
-rc~ .- DAVID PATTEN,
m, Administrator Of the Estate Of o. E. Frost.
Topsham, May 10, 1850. 3wl7e
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Madam L. Girardin,

at the request Of number Of invalds, unable
10 visit Boston. will visit Bath. and remain at
the Ssgadahock House on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY, 23d and 23d of MAY
where she can be consulted gratis. Ladies
wishing TO consult one Of their own sex. well
qualified 10 treat such cases as the above, with
as much success az the DR.. himself, she being
perfectly acquainted wilhall kinds Of med,-
cines used in his practice for the last fourteen
years. d..
Mrs. L. G. was graduated US female fhys-
ician in 1924 in Paris. has been in EXTENSIVE
practice ever since, she Is very suoes
fol in treating diseases incident to woman ana
children, her office and residence 10 az ILL
tim. Iro., psid ) will be attended to. Medi-
cine sent 10 any par, Of the country.
April 20, 1850. 70
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We learn from Lowell paper, that child
of Mr.. Daniel Swan, some six years of age
while playing in the garden the other day,
picked up a check drawn on the Lowell Bank,
for $500. The mother of the child took the
check to the bank, and in few days after, the
owner o! it called with present of valuable
silver cup with the little fellows name hand.
somely engraved on it.
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nv the laRt M0il.

NEW YORK-Ar 1i,h, (by telegraph ship Charles
Crooker Duncan, 81 days from Liverpool, with AL pas
sengers.
Ar 10, bark Moro Larrabee, Matanzas, 10 days. CT
ship Devonshire, Strickland, Orleans
SAFANNAH-Wen 10 sea- 5lh inst, brig Fox of
Bath.
MoBILE-In port, 4h, ship New England Owen, for
Liverpool, lde
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State of Maine.

T INCOLN, sat- Probate Court held a,
IL Wiscasset, on the 9th day Of May, A. d.
1850.
Ordered, that John Coburn Administra tor
of the estate of John D Coburn late oil opsham
in said County deceased, notify the heirs NJ la w
and creditors of said deceased and all persons
interested, that his frstaccount administration
on The estate Of said deceased will be offered
for lIowance a Probate Court at Wiscasset,
on the first Monday Of June 1850, when and
where they may be present if they see cause.
And also at said Court the Widows petition
for n allowance will be considered.
Notice to be given by Publishing an attested
copy o. this order in the Eastern Times, paper
printed in Bath, three weeks successfully, be-
fore said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May,
in iheyear Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty.
ARsoLD BLANEY, Judge OF Probate.
A true Copy-Attest
3w46 EDWIN 8. HovEY Register
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CARPETS.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

vxTILLIAMP p. TENNY Co., Carpet Hall, over The
w Maine abroad depot, Haymarket Square, are now
receiving from all the principal English and American
manufacturers, Carpetings OF every description Vel
Fine medium and common Ingram Carpetings. variety
of style and Fabric comprising many and beaut.
full designs.
w PIT. 4 Co.. agents for the TAPLEYvILLE
CARPETS, which will be found worthy Of the alien
lion of the trade Painted Floor Cloths, from two "a
feet wds-a large assortment
Straw Mattings, Wool and Cotton Bookings, Rugs,
Mats, &c.
NJ Ship owners, Hotel keepers, and Families arc
respectfully invited call and make their selections.
3m3e.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-16

THE STEAMER RHODE ISLAND" THE
hopes that were entertained of the safety Of
the steamer Rhode Island are blasted by the
arrival Of the Grey Eagle from R 10, at Phil
adelphia, on Thursday. The "steamer Of
great length, under sail" which was reported
going into Rio, by the Isabelita Hyne, was
the steamer Sen Gull from New York, which
had arrived there, and corresponds to that
description.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-16
DR.. ]. B. N. GOULD.
SURGEON DENTIST!

OPERATES upon the Teeth, in filling and extracting
" without producing the slightest pam; and will in
sert his beautiful artificial ones in such manner that they
cannot be detected from natural teeth
For the facts of the above statement, he refers the
public 10 his numerous patients who daily receiving
his dental services.
lie trusts that practical proofs will better satisfy the
public than wholesale accommodations from abroad.
Office at his residence, first house on Sum.
mer street, near Front street.