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Dr.. L. Girardin,
Formerly Of Paris.

ENOULD inform his numerous patients on the
Wv kennebec, that in future he will confnc
him self to office practice, and be consulted dai
w, personally or BY letter, AT his residence
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BROWNS SARSAPARIlIA & TOMATO BITTERS,

IE most used and best known bIters before the pup
lie. These billcrs warranted 10 be purely We
geable compouud-aud mark this, they ntusr 10 the
least dry 10 an one lrhrersr II been used in the
private practice OF the most successful physicians tor
long time with success III purifying the blood ana
IN strengthening ana mvgoiatnS The system II Is mol
To be supposed that amy medicine VIII cure all DIS
eases TO which The human frame IS subject morris the
article recommended such, like most OF The quack
medicines but for eectng The purpose which II is
designed there nothing that has proved Itself so wor
thy oihe Public confidence this celebrated compound
The whole veg table Kingdom does not furnish two
substances Suadmraby adapted 10 purify HoHriSh and
gorats the human system. These Buffers have all the
effect Of the powerful pursIives, when used III suicnl
quautiiy, una Yet mild III their operation that
they may be given persons IN most delicate health with
perfect safety. They also very agreeable 10 the
taste There have been many remarkable cures IN this
| town, OF (which reierene Will be given by
A. q. PAGE r, only agent in Bath.
N Z. Beware "fcounereii, and limitations. and MOI
risk health TO save few cents. ly21
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P @ Z T r Y
THE sHIP-BUILDERs.


The sky is rudy in the East,
The earth is gray below,
And. spectral in the river mist,
The ships white timbers show.
Then let the sounds of measured stroke
And grating saw begin;
The broad-axe to the gnarled oak,
The mallet to the pin
Hank !-roars the below, blast on blast,
The sooty smithy jars,
And fire-sparks, rising far and fast,
Are fading with the stars.
All day for us the smith shall stand
Beside that flashing forge;
! All day for us his heavy hand
The grooming anvil scourge.
From far-off hills, the painting team
For us is toiling near;
For us the raftsmen down the stream
Their island barges steer.
Rings out for us the axe-man's stroke
In forests old and STILL
For us the century-circled oak
Falls crushing down its hill.
Up up lin nobler toll than ours
No craftsmen bear part:
We make of natures giant powers
The slaves of human Art.
Law rib to rib and beam to beam,
And drive the treenails free;
No faithIess joint nor yawning scam
Shall tempt the searching sea.
Where'e or the keel of our good ship
The seas rough field shall plough
Where'er her tossing spars shall drip
With salt-spray caught below
That ship must heed her masters beck,
Her helm obey his hand,
And seamen tread her Keeling deck
AS if they trod the land.
Her oaken ribs the vulture beak
OF northern ice may peel:
The sunken rock and coral peak
May CRATE along her keel;
And know we well the painted shell
We give to wind and wave,
Must float the sailors citadel,
Or sink, the sailors grave!
Oh!-strike away the bars and blocks,
And set the good ship free
Why fingers on those dusty rocks
The young bride of the sea?
Look how she moves adown the grooves,
In graceful beauty now!
How lowly on the breast she loves
Sinks down her virgin PROV!
God bless her whcresoe'er the breeze
Her snowy wings shall fan,
Aside the frozen Herbrides,
Or sultry Hindostan
Where'er in mart or on the main,
With peaceful flag unfurled,
She helps to wind the silkcn chain
OF commerce round the world !
Speed on the ship!-but let her bear
No merchandise of sin,
No grooming cargo of despair
Her roomy hold within.
No Lethean drug for Eastern lands,
Nor poison -draught for ours;
But honest fruits of toiling hands
And Natures sun and showers.
Be hers the Prairie's golden grain,
The Deserts golden sand,
The clustered fruits of sunny Spain,
The spice of Morning-land.
Her pathway on the open main
May blessings follow free,
And glad hearts welcome back again
Her white sails from the sea
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Sea Otter Oil!

Forprese, ring and bea,aityingthe Hair.
BOSTON Dec. 1898. DR. Frederic Brown: Icerisy
Ihave used the Otter Oil which is pnt up by you
for drvness ofhe hair and dandruf on the head do
think il superior any other oil used Ii makes
hair soft and gives il fine glossy appes and
the does dry again. does after asng any
other kind of OIL Therefore can cord com
mend il all who afflicted with dry and unnea
thy head OF hair. think any by using II sno'
time will find il very valuable article : ,xrv
A. PAGE, agent g. Bath 20,
NIB. Beware OF commercials
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AGENCY OF
DR.. fitchs Celebrated Medicines.

airy Lnment, Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver oil Anti
Dyspeptic MIXTURE Nervme vermiuge Depurative syrup
Heart Corrector, hnmor Couecor Cough and Cathartc
santy and with unprecedented in the treatment OF
Colds, Coughs Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases
Dyspepsia, Scrofna, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism Female
Complaints, Piles, &c. &c.
Dr. Fitchs unequaed Patent Silver Plated Abdominal
supporters Dr. Ftchs improved plated steel spring shoul-
der Brace, Dr. Fitchs silver Inhaling Tube.
Dr. Fitchs celebrated SIX LECTUREs on the prevention
and cure of consumption asthma, diseases of the heart
&C. and the method of preserving health and beauty
an old age This book should be in every fy 70 the
consumptive points the only rea<or4t hope Tor
lief To mothers the directions it gives me care and
education Of children Invaluable. uB8 copies Of this
book have passed through press and the sale continues
unabated.
For sale by s 5. FITCH & Co., 7O7 Broadway, New
York and DIR. ALBERT SHAW, Sole agent in Bath.
u DIR. Fitch's Guide to InvaIds directions 10 per
using DIR. Fitchs Remedies be had gratis, of all
his Agents. 2m4
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CITY OF BATH.
In Board of Aldermen, Man Is, 1850.

ORDERED That the quarantine regulations be as
" follows. viz: and after the tenth day of June
next and until the tenth day OF October quarar-
tine shall be had all vessels, their officers, crews,
passengers ANA cargoes their arrival from port
where any contagious sickness AT the time of
III. r departure, and all vessels board of which
any person shall have died. have been sick with any
contaIo disease during their homeward bound pas.
sage
No person shall be allowed go on board of, on
shore from any vessel, when quarantine, without a
permit from the boarding officer Vessels will anchor
Mill.
~ Pilots will take notice of the foregoing regula-
tions and accordingly. F. II. MORSE, Mayor
WILLIAM TcRREY, City Clerk
Bath, May Is. td50
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Praise is so pleasing to the mind Of
man, that 1t is the original motive Of al,
most all our actions. az
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-09-19

yHNHE subscribers have large aud well Sc
j. lected stock OF Hardware, Oils, Window
Glass, Carpenters Tools, Sc, which will be
sold very cheap. MITCHELL s Low.
Bath, May %, 1850. As
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Some persons are capable of making
great sacrifices, but few are capable of
concealing how much the effort has cost
them; and it is this concealment that
constitutes their value.
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New Furniture Store!

Opposite Sagadahoek Ferry, Hodgkin's Wharf
j. B. HUDSON,
TNTENDSkeepinga II kinds Of useful articles
l. in the furniture line. such as Bureaus, Bed
steads Feathers. Chairs, Tables, &c. sc.
Furniture Painting done in good style, many
color, and work repaired and vanished. All
avorsthankfuIlyr eceivedand promptly execut-
ed.
Bath Nov. ., IS4S. 10
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DRICE12ls cents for large size This plaster
L commended with the greatest confidence in fact iii,
recommended of the popri
and il does not give relief, the money will posvcs
y be returned For weakness pain the lons back
sides breast limbs, neck JOINTS rheumatism, lumbago-
&e There have been thousands Of them Sold and not
one single instance has occurred where they have
givenreef The price being very low every person
can obtain IT, In severe coughs colds, asthma and diff
hcuy ofbreathing, worn the lungs il viii afford
great relief A. e. PAGE, agentfor Bath
NIB. Beware ofcounierieils. 1y2l
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BROWNS COUGH IOzENGES:

THESE ozengcs are the best safest and most eheeu-
L al remedy now il for colds coughs, conSumption
asthma, quincy. influenza, and all pulmonary affections
attended with tghineSs ofthe chest splitting blood
pain in the side loss of sleep. weakness &c. The receipt
has been highly approved aud they daily
ded by many ofour most distinguished physicians who
speak Of them in the highest terms Of praise.
Iy2I a. G.PAG f.. az snt for Bath.
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Oven Doors.


DOR sale wholesale retail, Oven Doors Ash Pit
L Doors and Boilers put up the best and cheapest in
the city by 81 w. WALKER n co.
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Death, is the souls change Of resi-
dence.
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RogIe's Hyperion Fluid,

DOGLE'S Amoe for shaving-Bogie a,r,;um ~.
ID removing ireckes pimPies, ana ., Nv p,,s 'e
skin. A. SHA =" > ~
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Truth.

DR. A. SHAW keeps all the patent medicines called 70
~ in the market-but recommends none except thos
which are good
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DAY Gothic Clocks with and without alarms 80 hour
Gothic and plain cases with and without alarms
assortment just received and for sale cheap by
L. Ii. G. MARSTON.
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Overs Cleansing and Washing Fluid.

THE greatest Labor Saving article yet dscovercd-ma-
king the clothes perfectly clean in quarter the
al time-withou rubbing and with little labor Uarrdnt-
ed to rive satisfaction the money rcunded-TRY 1T
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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DaguerreOtype Rooms.

d F. UPTON respectfully announces the ladies' and
ID. gentlemen of Bath and vicinity, that the
rooms formerly occupied by Mr. j. w Z. Morrison where
he will be happy TO supply any in with superior
Miniatures.
All are invited to call and examine specimens.
Bath, July Is, l66O. tfi
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M0uslin dc LANES,
HARDWARE!

DRINTS, Mohair Goods, new and beautiful styles, al
L the Auction Room. OWEN & Co
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All Kinds

0F Summer Goods selling at ertyemev bw priefs bv
" Aug 81 So 0 OWEN & "a :!
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IhOmpsOn's Eyc-Vater,
british Oil, Harlaem Oil, Macassar OIL Ok marrow
- Ca,arrh Snuii, Medicamentaus &c, for sale at the
City Market by AG PACE
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to owners and keepers of Dog
that on and after Monday the Sd day ofJune the Cit,
me. CUAS r. CpEENI 80, marshaU
Bath, June /, 1850
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ParaSOlS I!
JayneS' Medicines.

A GOOD assortment now opening at the Auction Stor
a by OWEN & co.
Bath, June 26, 1850.
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Children's Hats and Cans,

EARNSWORFH & BROOKS have this dav re-
l. ceived from New York. fine assortment of new
will he solb low.
Bath, Aug. IA, 1850 6
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GEARS Syrup Of Lverwort, Fahnesiock Vermifuge
~ Trufant's Compound for Salt Rheum, Mofst's Med
lcines &c, and pills OF all kinds, for sale by
A. q. PAGE Agent
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ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

They have also purchased Of the Proprietor
the right of the
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Turks Island Salt.
Paw from 3 to cents

NOR suncent quantity OF Dyer's Washing Fluid L
l. do your washing, and all hard labor. o
your soap, fuel, and aud tear clothes. Bewar
OF countereits and Limitations. A. q. PAGE, Agent
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Notice!
Sugar Cured Hams.
OR sale by = + 81
July 80.
Bitters! Bitters!!

a." goo" ANUS A. SHAW.
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Movement. Of i,.I,v,.u.,..

q. Nc'laulty v > sad ssvsnty are othsrs, ar
rived In the city yesterday, and ,oo< rooms 81 sh-
Astor House.
Capt q. w Culldn. Geo ". Hs,ssrd U. ) A. ani
seventy Others arrived In this cry y.-t-risy, asJ
took rovIns ~ he irviug hDuse
". srter. Y. 8 " u~prxe A. H..rshiid q. = q
sud nJ .ne oth.rs arrived y-serisy snd tp'k room.
a. the Am.rican Hotel
The szgrsste ssOunt- al ali ths nptcl, "a the city
yrsterdsy. Vas sir handted snd tsca.y aiie
tul Ro.s sno~den. eupsrint-njeot OF the Mlnt
Phhsdrlphia 9Th bis LADY are a. the Ifvtax H9uss
Iui snowdes visits th- eity At tas tims - psy ,f
certiGcatss ~ the Sub Treasury oacs, svsn fpr C,
fcrna golf dus, reserved 60 be coin@t snounias -
ons million i've hundred tsoussni d,li.tA
v D~icn staire u z Consul 10 ure-es arrived N
Hotel
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Marine Anai rs.

fsrYAMsHr PAorric-Iu our paper of yesterday moru-
nv "A the report Of tho arrival of the packst snip
Yorkstire Spder tie head Of the marine Dess an IN
iDteuiionsl rrrur was made; aud, In justice 70 all
copccrn< sos 10 the stosu-r Pacific ~hich lcfs the
l.r OF sandy Hook ON the 18th st5P. NJ. We give the
aol,~ing correction from pilot Of thu Ysrk,hre
b.g i,~.vc To state, tia; the steamer paced thc
~ ck.I Aip Yorkshire at 10 y VI FIRE Isaai Dstr-
slng by compa-. n y T. fhis d's'Aacs g'ss ths
San,aj ISAAC vASDgRBILr
PiOt oi the ship York hire rr late voyage
sri1aEA Yos C4A,rosnA-ras NEv f1aS. This is
-sruy the hiea pressure ass Of American steam nssi-
z,top In our oapscty a. recorders Of III that per-
dams to ths pobuo vull, there Is scarcely day
ssses but q NJ pages contain some f-,h facts Ia
s,.ur 10 steam marine, or . notice OF tue
launching into existence u another st-aub 1st OF shp
ros Dolstr On saturday l~ss, reported sccom9a-
s-,i, o the Nes -rk her trip fas v-s--
.l,- brsa bat ny Ar. W "a Br0~no, scctu aa0n %
.1he N.~ World steamer Osnsd by han, ald cnxassl
~ tss ias as,, ,.ss VIII Ssi eSe.psn. thst aa pro-
.-,sedsd t. the day of her huncn. u was In
T.us.a ti.st the sew york should have stsr;.a IRON
shs loot Chsasbers street at hall past eleven VI,
.sut L., nd That h.i ihsainr'eicy ~ bi-
slAs snd sc was detained untii past to r ih -,
a.ns rrHoy tor that hour stsrtsl rom her
.pier. t- loCt vi Twelfth street sac pc rt-i.1 ag
sahe o-se-u Point. thea ta'uei and proceedeu
s-p-n n~arJa tbs bstlery sud thsnce down the bay
SAD short outside the lio,k The NoW York
As 5D0 burden l-s fart n le1rts - Tees
D. u f,ei hgd she - ntted Win audst beam
snsAiine cnfsus "a the united PuFcr OF 7IJ horsss
lbe yA-suL "a accommodations 81 the Nos iOf. are
v-sy -upcf"r ca - htt sth n'h'or.soss SUI
yDny asd at. the iuins -sit"n 'ins
dtck aAO eAien4iBg Svcr naif tue aastn 81 "a.
vef.i van siae ioos. en -itnos haud Jn the ,SNer
..ir,s is ne s-lDou syScrus aud eeg ant
apartment, cOnlsrtsbiy Sstber thsg gIfgsJsy ast9i
O~IL .. 20 t-s iu ~o'ca ths su--si ras ProP,rei
fcr sb"rty ntef sisrutg hrr' ossess ~ yds 81
Oiaer. afr4 dung rbe srcat,r yoroa ~ tut srP ths
xr.iacs we're ~Uss.d ~tb tae Irssi the aver
- " Htsrri sctas ca Ineh - uss.ns st
nJ p,IICo rc@ci sa t"rs tssl twsaty inuh-s Ntes-
.eaudtuH thts sck s ~ sgel as-sif a
crHsk tis@a sayiag attained snI snnstIng
a, tp,s1 of sfie.r eau hsif kaJ-s pc aBar. lac
a,,ra.e InaDe ~ tesbiuttJas OF waseis
teen. ash sfurt tiAss tn rvtara9g up ths oay,
cb, atlalssd L~,snt y-tv0 revolutions.
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House OF Representatives..


ptscuaaotSo rHs pooKKErrEs
The srraKKs stated the business before the House to
be tbs report Of the sesct committee the charges
against Mr. ornsr the Boorkscpsr which report says
that he be and hereby L.. di-eharg-d
Mr.. CsASDLss defended Mr uorner. lie said tho
charges had not been sustained.
MIR Bnews replied
SIR ISeE. (drm. } Of Alabans. said the subject wss
too small matter to engage their attention. aud on
his motion IL vas laid tno table go noes os
PnoHLEd solrED.
Mr.. srsSror. (d-n , of kentucky aksd leave TO
oer resolution in-tructing thu n,ttee spPIint
ed IN May, TO Inquire a. 70 shat eirrks ali Othrr
officers. under the last sdmiu.srstou. eiect"nr-rcd
and abrsnted frva "a ir 1iiss ia hs Pre-
sid.nt2l canvass. Also. 10 inquire What crrks AL
others fol.d aud directed dcdussts to dsfsst isl-
raj Cas- ard promote to. viectipa OF GENERAL Taylor
snd also. -hA officers aud msubcrs 81 ih. Roath sni
Ready Club, oc other poltict society in wash ngton
have been sppointed To oiice unier the present sd
minfstration.
Nr staSLgr. (whig1 ef North Carolina remarked,
h. bso objection 70 sending inquiry 90 saVthsr
select committed, composed of mJoeity OF d~mO-
ornts
Nr sraSror moved n suspension % the rules but u
vas not agreed to-t-c- third- not vosing therefor
sons TINS wssrrD ABOUT THs sLA'E rHA1s
Mr. CaowKll, (fres sonJ of Oni,. asked leave 70 in
oduce bill 10 abolish the slave trade In the Distriet
OF Columbia. Objection bong made. ne uibV'i q sds
pebsion vf tho rules -ycss. lJJ. nsys oS-nJs t~O-
thirds- and h- couid noe Introduce On. Osu
cs1Iy0asis NEssssg
The House hen ~vnt into Conm't-ce OF The whole
tue Stat. OF Tn. Onioa The Ctti:Tnts message.
Mr. rnssiss. In the course of hi. sp"'cd sti sls
Sbste Cumproni.s does BUt d Ju.tc- 80 tns spath
snd must b. Amssd SOis pa Ike u - nrc"s-'fS
to stts the qu~sti0ns, ant a. niins % D. seen rbr
tbcr the Wings -iil cone 20 ts -uPpirt or ms "A Al
themselves on the side vf the 'n"t- ~ tha dst
mrrt vbicn IN. frsesd. OF tue aiautstratod IA tn-
Senate lie argued IN isvUr vi ths south takin
thslr slaves into the territories
Nr nEsRkr 40 svoxtcJ tne admission of CslfDratA
aud spose against toe iaitber ,Stru.i1s u sis.sfy
The Iommittee then rcsc s8i en- House ADJOURNED.
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shfrpin. IaseIlixrnce.

AHFf.rs rH.s ffs tH.-- Apr g. ksts Liasels. Lsssn;
nth AHe- f-ssI IIL -fou. ssy I. Abr.n 60; Dsiie.
NrH .ll E.s uN F.ft.aH A. f1-h, DtUrssss prsAss.
fs.fe. iII ttaar, lte OF; I2'h, ssrst sw Tara
rsr. Us. lre-n ersse q. Gertrsde, hnfssrP 1th.
isUf ~. NrlF s. I.s.. Nf sfg
sattEr r.H Nrv Apt ;, Uris. frou L,ashsp-;
ia tiifutira. u-rlt NJ Hslsfs ~ y. hsua. =.
rtrt a H.tt.hOAt, B0risAuXs ssh Jihst Va
ff yth. besss tsrvrs Ca'tif' vre. ins.icy;
- Regent Sbisld. iItH, Isvs DfssDi; Pi-sA iassrsg
HB'rgtop rurtsmsnth3 natpksliavr y ey P.rsAps
Ssn Siss Srsunuan, ,erprr Par.-r Nerri ,tn sl.r.-
u. ,srposl Ste. Mt'ss Vscssst0eu asartpie. 'hrtT
Pai.ucsr, the tiyds ssyst ssst-t Phnsns. a.; i,l
Gr kEtsoy Spiaa. The Cifisi wtssrsy. K'rk.s,r llb
Alien bro~S Uan: ssEsre' k-.as Dsl Arsp. Pl hnptA;
trrscn Liverpool foua t.s frtn icc do ~fs1 -.
tirr. aes " da nay iith. Atlas. Rochelle do- jb.
FluSbing kosds, -.
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krs.aInx InteIiixence.

U-,or sesKA4, = a. ray t.Otuag cJnte-t annou rood
20 take plssa ,stsrssy Nt.b sBJ desssa .sr,
-,s. vo.teosss wsdae-Jiy neat. fJs s,ns o.i.s
r,nkacwDts tks~ ended tbs track e. ~.tless
Al. uot Sac track vssin tiieesoly god cpatsibn,
and the xc~thas most aiaarsble. Suca dasapp,
n,u,s -saajd ss gssrdsd agsIuss BY p'Opsiot'rs Of
cur.ss ssey ali sgortos ssesax otlsr
,anueoa,cpLs tsau thJ-s AFFORDED On the suri. tac
Cos Lo..,sr wil s,ss~ "a Oa siasslsy sts sruIfa.
',ns.~a.s4 s4y after lbs gsciuz rscs DetS--n JAa~- a
Islg snd Lady betiss ach ~ih D. hte as.-s. O'~s
sI.,. an hva Al names beet 8attsi % Dtlp II
tke-. tans0ss naxs Zoo rsc-- On tns s.h- d.y.
10 osrtA4niy an Attractos that stil eau ons Ss
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From Washington.
CUR SPECIAL. rn.soRAslnc c1EsEsrosprScs

eur srEcIA. rkisoRAr1iiC o1ESEsfoSDrSck.
wsssi-sros. Nay ~ 1850.
nr. Hssos's argument tor the sssoar iius A.
u.etsa deep stscp,ioa MIR Clsy nibs,cd at u, bat
did not Its u. The south. having ths power 70 All
Mr. Gays ccn promise, Gill hOld on ,ui tney n-ar
from Nashville
John rylcr. In the TneLg geaesr g-ss tor dr ciay q
sil The .sp1ss.e bss cuismas Against DIR.
Csys plan
The benton aud goots Comnstte. had s.pthsr
se-tios to-day fhs AttDraey % ngru ~s- ssi
fns scene s said 10 haze been ete.dlnsy fish uadsr
bantcp's au-Stieo~
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The eHci'sr,mit 9Th r.spnct TO the electorsi
ia~ ,pte,a.ur ysarce nd petitions against t1s
mea-ur-sre prustng - lgon si ta.rtsr- Of the
try .e,ersi siars' hsrc tsrn made In the bill.
opinion " tu4 att % iintt 'us fssnsaA. sx-
crpt W ms 'aai' ss'enbiT pr sstiy c'arenei, 10
ilitgd
Pert ct .ls sa..lnsi AsscmL' oenoars N this
opinion
In thj. on 70 -a So hs h4s tNst~fors s.s = hu.elf
frum ,i d.ai.. tact a'icu rsgaf ."d s stt-Suxsr
protest nsaiust tn. r1Na.U tHSl ""G Dsrs hs-a the
eloquent -. -.f.
Iis raid Geu Cave ma tg-1t t.'o-f tA- a. = sst-
tude assumed Wy TIA psJIic aud '- 0hl3Hdtp t'tpsr
the violent snd n tstrH rhicl sar - ~
istrr- weud fsin sa,p N sai. OstFse .hs ''J rais
measures uust te sil5te3 - y 'r'oul''-1t' atita
Not only tb. uyst --a'i iint "a - tSkrn "
pisv~nt tn" sale ~ tar opposition psg-r4 ou' tns ot
The esdvg democratic jurnais hssr b-en sup -~'cd
shd several officers II ths Nsrhuss 1utrt have O'-u
punished for signing p-titon Sg@inst tns ass ciso'
tvfat isw
Although ib0l0 tr,r,rs hsvs ben cougr-g.tri iu
the ~bVr'f ~ Prob osiyr. 81 in-nrrsft - have
revived wsfhin tb~ isst ~ dtys rbf shtass of ths
ultfs rePHblcsh snrty ar d--crb~i b-tas 20
ufcuvisbe pt@tDn. ~ tho vblsu pNrt - tqsir
f,liovrrs they are urS Il 80 r-sor. &, fstl
tes. spd thr situ~j s.th death thsy a. fst cpaptr
whilst they them sels-- a-clte that the sr.psrsttoas
OF the rnm-ni vst thst ia.v.i.a. i-steas
tim must h. their 'ats nthty 10 conply
Esry In N. w-<x a4brs.k 4r~a-i a. be IN.
1inent aud the proposed piaa Of in.arsce ion 90.
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THE CUBA ExPE EDITION..
Further Particulars Of the Total. .Rout Of the
Lspe2's Expedition.
TIE l. T. G IL PIIIC.

CHARLEsroy, May %, 1850.
The Courier says the steamer Creole with Lopez. had
very escape from the Spanish steamer Pizar-
II was their inteuton to have blown her up
rather than to have been captured The invaders lost
two men killed and twelve wounded; among the latter
was Gen Gonzales and Col. 0IiarA Captain Logan,
OF the wo und.d died next day Lopez is said to
have behaved with great bravery.
The steamer Creole remained at Key West, and the
spsEhh steamer r.msined at that place day, and
then sailed for ilavans.
The chnIsrn nnsiaara ably abat.d at Maxens
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Fatal Railroad Accl dent.

PHILADELPHIA, May u, 1850.
man named VIM Rhodes brakeman the
Amboy Railroad whilst the downward train on tho
Pilot Line tonight fell from the Morrsville
and was Both Of his legs were severed from
his body lie died in fifteen minutes after the acci-
dent occurred Mis- remains taken the train.
and brought down to Tacony. where he resided He
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Accident to a steamer.

LOUISVILLE. May %, 1850.
The steamer w. W. Campbell, from this port for
Florence, Saturday evening 18th, struck rock on
conf ing over he falls, and II bar, when she
almost instantly sunk She however will be raised
She had full and valuable cargo on board. at the
time of the accident, which will be saved OF course In
damaged ccodition.
rhe mail fr5m Memphis. the 2ist for this atty
Cincnnati Sc and the east, lost by the burning
of n Ih.u uharf boat