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The southern press., 1851-04-05

DEATH AMONG NEwsrAPsRs.--THk Nrw
YORK DEMOCRACY WITHOUT AN ORe AS.--The
fast hope of Tammany has departed. The Globe
newspaper has been suspended before, but il i
now dead The canse Of this misfortune was
a want of aliment. Twenty-three thousanl
dollars have been sunk in that time; and that \.
not the worst Of it-the Tammany Iaty has
been sunk too.--N. Y. Herald.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

Per 'elmshiP Europa.
Ar at Liverpool 18TH ship John Dunlap Skolfeld Apa-
lachcola. ...
Adv lith shin John Dunlap, for Portland with des-
patch kennebec, Smith, for New York sth Ii II Boo
az, Skuield. do 18Th Philena, for Charleston; ~
Humphreys, New Orleans.
London 18Th Hampton, Davis, for Boston, Goth.
Ar Cowes 10Th, Maria Foster Havana.
Ar at Falmouth llth, scotland, Percy Havana. Sid
10Th, Yorktown, Storer I'm Havana. London.
Ar Al Newport th Arkansas, Orr London TO load for
Portland.
Ar at Cronstadt May 81 Sarah Bridge sturtiv ant, n
Orleans Oregon, Thompson Havana Barring Brothers,
Corter
Sid fun MarseilIes 9TH inst FIathorn SmaH Boston
Ieghorn-In por' ith, Trenton, Snow, FIN Orleans,
load for York.
Cronsadt-In port ith ship Robert Patten, Fulton for
Boston, dg
Cardld-In port l2ih, ships Brandywine, Merry man,
for Baltimore; Maine, Freeman, for do, hg.
yalparaiso-Ar Apl %, brig Moxy, Burton, Rockland
for San Francisco.
The ship Birmingham, Capt Winchell, Mich II, has
Be sold a auction for st, 200.
Antwerp-an prt l2th ship Reliance, somes for New
York LIST inst.
Savsnila-In port Sd inst, brig Richmond Gibbs, for
New York.
Bermuda-ln port 18TH brig Harriet Mitchell, I'm New
York for Cuba.
Havana-ln port 22d ut, ships T J Roger, prague FIN
New rleans, Goth barks Lucy |. Hale, Thomas for
Petersburg, ldg Southland Bishop, for Falmouth,
E Alice Fravier, Flanders for New W RI ldg Altoona,
Arey, dss bigs John Dow Oliver hence Josephine,
Ducey, for Orleans soon Venus, Orr, for New York,
dg.
Ar 18TH brig Cardiff MeIvl, Bahia Honda, and sid 9th
for New Orleans. .
sid 2lst. ship II burlington. Warwick, New York.
Sa.uaar llIh, bark Orline 81 John, odbr York,
(wtg for Havana l2rh); 18Th. Gienburn Sampson,
Baltimore.
Csrdenas-Ar 18th, brig Torno, Berry, New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
POTTER'S PATENTIMPROV'D
SUMNER FURNACE.

Your attention called the above article, I'M
proved a. TO nsune euen less fue than here Of e
The arrangement ot the dra such Thai ia
work perfectly in every case.
Ii will btuRh I'd coal on all common stoves, and for
summer is the most convenient and economical arti
Gle offered TO housekeepeTs The oppressive heat
tendant ironing and cooking avoided, and great
saving in fuel made for with quarter at the Ordinary
amount, the lrodmg, boiling and baking Of large family
he done At the time without increasing The ien
perature al II room but in very slight degree.
An authorized Agent of the Paienees Will exhibit the
Furnace and the testimonials
the vicinity, the effect that they have found
them work admirably and confidently recommending
them To your exceedingly economical and de>-
rbe article Of keeping lie authorized refund
the Of any Furnace purchased if il is shown him
that it will work, These Furnaces VIII be sold in all
cases al uH form
For sale in Bath by NJ NROE GOoI RICH Broad
Street doors from Front St-who the only author
ned agents for this city.
c. PLuMMER. General AGENT for Maine. l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

Great WIZ Case Decided SLdres Liberated
There has been for some time before the
courts of Richmond. Va, what was known as
the Rssland will case, and the verdict of the
jury. just made, offers a singular commentary
upon the repeated declaration of northern fan
atics. that the colored man cannot meet with
Justice in the South. The Richmond Despatch
says
That will liberated eighty or ninety negroes
n the midst of one of the largest slavehodins
communities in the world. and devoted to their
&se tie eatire property of the testa,or 1t was
contested with all the energy that could be
brought ts bear upon it. The trial was con-
Quoted with the utmost circumspection; wit
aesses we're examined aud cross examined ; the
whole testimony MAS reduced TO writing, so
chat the jHr. could read it all for themselves,
Gas we learn that they did great portion of it)
and then the case was argued with all the abll-
ity that able and ingenious counsel were eapa-
tile Of exercising. After a!l-fuly understand
trg the merits OF the eeSe-a Jury composed
almost entirely of slaveholders-every man of
chem having strong sympathies. at least, with
stockholders decided in tavo- Of The will.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

ANOTHER REMARKABLE -DRuMMER-Our
attention has been called TO au instance of
preco"ious musical Development more aston
ishing in some respects. than that OF the
Infant Drummer. who was brought out last
winter. The subject was hoy, but two
years and four months old. The son of Mr.
English. of Macoa. Ga. In addition to
sense of time, which seems as natural aud
spontaneous as the motion OF his limbs, he
possesses a musical ear and a memory no
less true and remarkable. Afier one hearing
oil n tune, he will whistle il To drum ACCOM-
pani,nen,, with astonishing precision. He
handles the STICKS ,nost vigorously, consider
jog his tender years. and will follow an
instrument for any length of time through II
lahyriuth Of airs, none Of which he has hea d
bef,re. THIS. certainly. is arare instance
OF precocious musical development, and 1t Is
for The EJucaIiOn Of the boy to determine
whether this faculty shall ripen INTO genus,
or stricken into premature decay. Y.
Tribune -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
MnrrAR1. We understand that the CT

MnrrARg. We understand that the City
Grays, Capt. Harding. are making preparations
for an excursion next week, accompanied by
the Bath Brass Band. They leave Wednesday
morning and will visit Wa,erville, Lewiston,
and Portland. returning Friday Saturday
evening They are supplied with complete
set of camp equipzge which they take with
sheH,, and will perform camp duty while gone.
The Grays know how TO have a good time, and
will ENJOY bivouacing and soldiers fare.
A better sample of citizen soldiery cannot lie
found in New England. They reflect much
credit on the enterprise of our young men -
We guarantee them cordial reception from
the citizens of the places they visit.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

N.w Ysrk, June soth. Mr.. Riddle. Ameri-
can commissioner at the london exhibition
has published an invitation for farther contri
buttons from parties on this side Of the Allan
tic Mr. Collins offers to carry all articles in
his steamers free of Gust.
This SHEEN .fhe hottest day of the season
Thermometer, al ; o'clock, 81 in the shade.
Considerable excitement exists among THO
IRISH OF the city in consequence of the demand
OF the British government for the extradlrion
OF Stephen Walsh. claimed deserter from
81. John b, His countrymen held meet
ing in the Park to-day to raise funds for his
defence sf..
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

FIRE.-Ahout halt past eight o'clock Sun
day evening, fire broke out IN the cellar of
the extensive silk. shawl, aud carpet wares
house OF George w. PeIies, corner Of Wasli-
ington aud Summer streets
The apartment in which The fire origina-
ted appeared 10 be well stored wrIh carpet.
ings aud woolen goods, and II was not until
the floor was covered with water 10 the depth
of three or four teet, that the fire was got
under. VI
In the meanwhile, vast quantities Of smoke,
and some fame had worked their way up
ward, Though the ceiling TO The lofts above,
and greatly damaged the extensive assortment
oil silk, shawls. &C.. therein contained.
The entire dnmage TO the great stock Of
goo1s in the store. must amount 10 several
thousand dollars. most of which was by wa.
ter, the peculiar position of the fire requiring
much larger quantity TO be thrown INTO
the hui ting. Ihau would have heeu the case
under different cTcums;a nces. Dos Jour.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY

Rev AUGusAus BoLLEs, tbroher OF the late Rev. DR.
Bellies, OF Boson) and former editor OF The Chrsi.,
Secretary, Published Hartford. alter describing his
severe case It Salt Rheum says:
Il Immediately procured bo,tie of your SYRUP, and
box OF CERArE, and commenced The use of both ne
coring 10 the directions Before had finished the third
bottle completely curef # Sd Rhcu'n and what
was more, experlenced wo.nieT'ui 1snocation of
general health From my own experience and from
what have since learned from my own acquaiulances
have perfect confidence la the Svrap as sovereign
Remedy for The Sail Rheum. send you ihs Statement,
from the simple desire that all who troubled with
this fiery aud troublesome complaint. RESORT
TO Viewers Canker aud Sab Rheun Syrup, and be
speedily cured 90 Z ..E
Rev. JABsz ). SWAN. of New London, clergyman
o: distinguished aIlainmems aud exalted repuIai,. Ia
letter 10 DR.. Weaver under date OF Feb. s. 1851
says:
Il feel compelled by sense OF duty The suffering
say in regard your CanSer and Salt Rheum Syrup
that have used it my family tor than year.
with most decidedly happy results and IN a number
Ervspeas and Sah Rheum, il has been attended with
complete where other remedies have entirely
anrd have been particular IN inquirng after lis Of
ecs in This section and IN instance where has
been taken according your direction has other than
happy results followed, and IN many instances conplete
cures . .'
Rev. L. F. BARNEY, of Providence says - To those
afflicted as have been, can cleerfuliv nj the
CanSer aud Salt Rheum Syrup S a medicine well wor-
thy heir eau al attention
Rev ID. f HiLL, of w oonsocket saws - Aher using
one bo,tle Of The Syrup, euptions the
FACE ot the body IA The form OF large blochcs. whth
were panied with disg hc chn. and burl-
ing sensation. bui by the OF the ointment which l
procured of you these have all healed up feel truly
grateful for the beneit she has derived from The
use ot your msIicIne aud recommend the afflicted
worthy of their c nhience and Irial >
GILES fuGNES Esq OF VI ,ltviie, CT. in his certf-
cate, speaSIg Of the wmiertn cure Of hl> wife, u
mos, rav,e case of with which She had
been afflicted for twenty years. saws:
Your medicine has effected in her the
derfnl cure ever known III section of country and
strongly all afflicted in like manner To give
II a trial.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, who is the on :
ly authnrIz "a Agent for Bath aud vicinity. 6m2
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
DOMESTIC PORTS

BosToN-Cld 25th uit, sch Caroline, chas McIntire
Bath.
, Sid, ship Tsrquin bark chss William; and from the
Roads, brig Thooso, hence. ~
Ar 2eth brig Chnchilli, Of Thomaston, Haskell, Ba
more.
Ar e7th bark Chas Thompson, of Bath. Small N Or
leans 4th; brig Bllow, Coburn. Galveston schs Ju
iet, wnchelbsch, Philadelphia; Catherine Bea Win
Cid 9Th, brig Almra, Brown, Savannah sch Roches-
ter, Is owse, Augusta.
Ar 2S.h, bark wyandotte, Webb, Mobile schs Ranger,
Trask, Bath
Ar ssth Jane Rowe and Grape, Cressey, Bath Sara
toga, Brookngs, Halowell
Cid ssth u schs Gen Scott Lansil, Bath Convoy, Al
len Bath.
NEW YoRK-Ar e5th, schs Lanson Dean, Gannert,
Antilles, Col Smons, and Pearl Rockland.
Ar 2bth ship Liverpool, from LIverpool Sol Eaton,
Sparks, Neuvitas.
Ar 21th, brig Mechanic Couklin, Havana schs Gazee
Nourmahal, Thomaston; Lasuayra, kelar, Waldoburo.
with head Of foremast sprung in Boston Bay 2lst9
Ar 2oth brig Lucy Spear, Robbins, Trinidad % sch
Gazelle, Rocklsnd.
CID 9th, sch Attakapas, Waite, Augusta ship lows
Quebec.
Ar 2sth brig Azores, of Thomaston. Ponce L.
Ar 2sth sohs Cordea smith, ophir, Spear, and Ivan
hoe, SmonIon, Rockland.
Ar soth barks William Henry, of Warren, Is DAYS FIN
Cenfuegos Lincoln, of Wiscasse ~ days from Trini-
dad.
Also ar, ship H burlington, Warwick, Havana.
NEW oRl.EANS-Towed to lOth ult bark Rein
deer. tt
Adv l7th ship Sarah Louisa Mcclellan for Marseilles
with despatch.
Adv Eth, ship Mahilla Cray for Liverpool good part
lowed 10 18th, ship Saie Fearn.
Adv ship Given for \ York. destination changed
I'm San Francisco.
Cid 2lst, ship Old England, Lowell, Liverpool; sch
Mary Ellen. Havana.
KEY wEST-Ar prev to 18th, brig Oriole, York for
ST Marks, Onthe port 10th, shi Nath'l Thompson I'm
New Orleans for Liverpool and landed the of brig
Charles, of New York, which sunk in the Gulf OF
MeNico.
sAVANNAH-In port goth, brig Harriet, Circuit, for
Boston. ldg.
Sid 22d. sch Mary Jane, Bath.
CID sch Arrowsic, Boynton, New York.
MOBlLE-Ady 18th sh ? Dublin, Skoliield, for Boston
wig 100 bales. tF... E|rE 't.l
FHlLADELPHIA-CId 2ith, ship william, Hail. New
Orleans.
Went TO sea 23d, bark Russia.
Ar Goth, bark NesIa, Finn, Boston.
NEW HANEA-Sld 2oth, schs Waterville, and Hsno-
yer, New York
SALEM-Ar 9Th schs Lucy & Abigail Boston for Bath
Swallow, Gardiner ior Fall River
NEWPoRT-Ar 2sth, brig Thoom, Rogers, hence for
GLoUcEsTER-Ar e3d sch Atlas, Gardiner for New
Londen.
WlLMINGToN-Cld Goth sch Eli1a Warren, Ches-
ley, Bath.
tALT1MoRE-Cld IS h, ship Mt Vernon, whtmore, n
Orleans.
Ar S0th, bark Glenburn, Samnsp ssgua
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

THs LAW OF LIsRI.-Messrs Foster IN,
FLEssoN, of The Pittsburgh Despatch, were
med IN that city last week TOR libel, Tor con-,
menring upon the character Of certain,
individual who presided ata public tempe.
rance meeting. BY The. Bill of ghrs, under
the Constitution OF the STATE, the pubic press
is free 10 discuss the acts of the legislature
of those occupying official positions, or who
may be IN aPubtic capacity. Col. Foster, III
conducting his own defence, took the ground
tina, The prosecutor was acting in a public
capacity as chairman OF public meeting.
The object of which, was Ia mstruct the Leg
'sla'nre, the public, aud the court in relation
TO It's duties that il was Of great advantage
10 The public 10 know what kind OF men
presided over and composed This meeting.
and that with good motives and Unsuitable
ends the publication had been made for infor-
nation. Judge Mcclure charged the jury
favorable To this construction, that mot only
Legislators and othce-seekers aud holders
under the State aud National Go, erntnent
we're acting IN, apublic, c, paeity, hut dat
the others might be considered 30 come
within the meaning OF, the law. The jury
acquitted the defendants on this ground, and
fixed the costs on the prosecutor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
To the Ladies of Ball and Vicinity.

MRS WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN ale PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening ,he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers. 1t will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, neuer has It
rated ytimefy used perfectly safe TO be adj
mnistered TO very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents hottie.
y. F. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
II your child is suffering. DR.. S. P Shaw, agt
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

False MEXICAN Ciaims.-It is stated that one
of the heaviest Mexican claims, amounting to
several hundred thousand dollars, has been
discovered to be fraud. and that the party
owning the claim sold it to several rich eapi
talists in New York and Washington, before it
was allowed by the commissioners, and re-
ceivsd . little less than 800. 900 of the amount
awarded. The whole evidence by which the
money was obtained. has been declared false
BY the party himself. The government are in
possession Of information which will doubtless
tsad 70 his arrest.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

The LYNN Observation-Disclosures was ex-
anIued before the police court al Lynn on
Monday murning. BY advice of his altor-
ney J. {. Suckney, Esq, he waived an ex-
animation, and was remanded TO Salem jail,
TO be tried before the common pleas at lps-
wich on the second Monday Of October
He ,rembed aud turned pale when the order
was read. IL is not even guessed why he
dad the deed. through it is reported be said
he 'had had his revenge, and was going 10
hell The funera; of Perdy, the victim,
took place on Monday. Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Astonishing Effects in Quick Consumption.
Case Of a Young Lady in rapid decline

WaLpoBoRo', Me, April :, 1915.
DR.. BRADLEE-Dear Sir consider the Hungarian Bal
sam an invaluable remedy for diseases Of the Lungs.
My daughter, about seventeen We of age, seized
abou year with violent affection OF the chest and
lungs attended with short, harsh cough pain the side
weakness and difficulty OF breathing, hectic fever, chi,
and other symptoms of a
SPECIFY Decline, or quick Consumption.
She Was .atuI. .r1oed in strength, and other rene
dies proving Of avail, induced BucNan :
Hungarian Balsam, which, am happy had the de-
sired effect, and weeks raised her from the
of debility aud anger described, 10 PERFECT HEALTH
Nothing else with which am acquainted, would, think,
have saved her life. ABlJAH SfRAG E.
The above is true statement of facts.
WN. ii. BtRNARD Wald,boro'.
David +. Bradlee & SON. l3O Washington ST., Boston,
Sole Agents for the ned tates ana British Provinces.
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. Evil
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

Imprisonmeni of an 4aericaa by The Austrian
Gocer1isasat. - Charles L. Brace, son of J.. p.
Brace, Esq, of Hartford, who has been engag
ed the last year in a pedestrian tour through
Europe. VAS imprisoned May 9th in Gros-
Warden. in Hungary, under the false accusa-
ton of being of the democratic revolution
airy committee. and an agent of Ujhazy. Mr..
McCurGy, our minister at Austria is making
efforts for his release. He has written to our
government FIR their interference.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

RETURSING TO THE CoSSrITUrioN.-Th
committee on the ball relating 10 the internal
administration OF France, have decided
that the municipal administrations, instead
of following the electoral law Of May 1850,
should be based upon universal suffrage.
The constitution would then be maintained
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

NEW HAMPSHIRE. In the Legislature of
This State on Thursday, Rufus Dow was
elected Warden Of the STATE Prison, and
james Ayres, Commlssary General-bo,h
democrats. A bill was reported in the
House, IN favor of establishing State Re-
form School for juvenile offenders; also, bill
in relation TO the sale of intoxicating drinks,
bearing similar features 10 The famous law
recently made by the State OF Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

FIRE IN BREwER- About IL O'Clock OH
Sunday evening, fire broke out in Brewer
IN the cabinet shop owned by John Hoiyoke
aud occupied BY John Thomson. Tue loss
we understand is about $500: no insurance.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. tiolyoke, standing
near, was also somewhat injured. The fire
companies from this city were promptly on
the spot aud speedily checked the progress
OF the ire-Bango r Wing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

The funeral eortese Of Mrs. Gouldins and
Mrs. Riley. mother and daughter, murdered by
Riley, at Williamsburg, L. L on Sunday, was
a mile long. Elizabeth Conroy. whom he at
tempted 10 kill may possibly survive.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Judd's Liquid Cuticle.

THIS preparation is truly mos, astonishing in its eff
fec,s II is a liquid, yet forms in minute smooth
and firm coming iharrou sannotrenose with soap and
waller. For cuts, bruises burns &c, il suPereedes all
sible bu, trial, which may be made gratis will
fy you that it is true The most eminent physicians
headed by DR.. Mott OF N. ". recnmmend it, For sore
nipples il is cure, and the money will be rsund-
ed il il ever fails. s7 & a, 4'..-t ..,--
s. P. SHAW, General Agent fog Msins-to whom
all order may be addressed. a.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
ga s. &C 6I ne g.

In this city e9th ult by Rev Mr. harrington Mr. Alfred
Rogers 10 Miss Anira Chadboarne, all Of Bath =
In Portland MIR WIN Bahsou to Miss Mary aarhter NJ
the late John Babson, Of Wiscasset
In Lewiston, euben r Dyer to Miss Hannah Over.
Jordon of Webster.
In 81 George, 9Th ut Mr. Jackson Watts to Miss Pen.
elope Hathorue -
In East Lvermore Deacon Uriah Proctor of Canton 10
Miss Betscy NTH OF FayetIe.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

In the Hartford procession on the 4th Of July
there to be thirty-one young ladies in the
Bloomer costume, to represent the several states
in the Union.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

The infant sea serpent's head at the marine
surveyors office, New York, has been recog-
nized as the head of an American pipe fish
no snake about it.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

The Oldest printer now living ia the United
States, is Mr.. A. w. Scowell, who, although
so years Of age, is still at work as a compost
tor, laborng for his daily bread.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03

Nav o. lat 25 n lon So W ship Buena VISTA Linnell,
from Boston April "a for san tancisco.
June 20 lat - 40, Ion 20 o. ship Medallion,
from Mobile for Liverpool .. .s.
Jun To- lat e 49, Ion 70 ship Buena Vista, Howard,
from Mobile for Liverpool.
June 22d lat SO 40 hon 76s ship Genoa, KEEL
lev FIN ApalaChicols for Liverpool.
June IS lat 80 Ion II Is, bark Reindeer, of Gardin
er, Ii DAYS from Orleans for Bordeaux.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Stoves! Stoves =!
NEW BOOKS,

GILBERT on Banking; Letters ola Traveller; Man
" ual OF Fine Arts; Success III Litr-The LAWYER
The Merchant and The Mechanic, by Mrs Tuthili -
WIDE Wide World; Ny Own Life. aulo- oyraphy
of Goethe. vols Second Love, by Martha Marlell;-
Trench's Notes on the Parabes; Pulpit Cyclorrdia :
Family Commentary on the Four Gospels bv Or 'rvne
! lie III Iohn Randolph. vols Chris in Theology by
BushneIl Stewards Free Mason's Manuel Appleton
Dictionary OF Mechanics; Marine and Naval Architee
ture The above books, wnh many others NAV he
found at the Bookstore OF SAWYER h MAGOCN
Bath May Z, ISL. 40 Front, opposite Broad St
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Citv of Bath,

A MEETING Of the inhabitants of Ward No Three will
"A be held the Ward room in said Ward, on Monday
7th day of July half ast twelve O'Clock in the al
ternoon, for the election of Alderman. The Alder
mrn will be in session their from 10 to u O'Clock
the forenoon for the purpose Of correcting the voting
list. WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk.
Bath, June 70, 1851 I've
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
% c 81 { Ii s..

aged 81; f' - = !
In w rren, May 6, Mrs Mary Mathews, aged los.
Al the sailors Snug Harbof, staten Island, 23d u
ga alter Sinlonton, native Of Maine, aged about
D Years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-03
Ice! Ice 7!
CITY of Bath.

WY VI Ia CII.
In Board Of Aldermen, May Is, 1851.
ORDERED = Taat tue quarantine regulations be
" rs k,luws viz on aud after tue TENN day of June
EXT, ad unnl the tenth day OF October next quar-
anime shall he had on all Vessels their Officers Crews,
Passengers ana Cargncs. on their arrival from any
PORT where any courageous sickness prevailed the
time =" their departure ard on all Vessels board Of
which, any pers,u shall have died, have been sick
with any contagious disease during theft home ward
bound passage
No p-rSnn shall be allowed 10 20 on board of or on
shore from any Vessel when IN quarantine, without,
permit lroai The boarding Ohecr Vessels viii anchor
The quarantine ground opposite III. South Steam
Mill.
- Pilots will lake notice ofthe foregoing regu!a-
tons and actaccufdnsly.
JOHN PATrEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM TDRREY, City Clerk.
Bath, May 10, ISL 41tf