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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-30
For SALE.
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COMMISSION MERcH ANTS,
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WHOLESALE DEALERS
~
BHitr, Cheese, EqgS, Beans, PORT, Poultry
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
The Right Kind of u Consul:

Candlan paper, commenting upon the
late summary massacre of Americans in
Havana, says that the impression is preva.
lent that had British OF French man of,
war been laying in the Harbor, as was the
United States sloop OF war Albany, and had
British or French consul been in the city,
such a wholesale massacre Of British or
French subjects would not have taken place
1t then relates the following anecdoe
In 1920, two English sailors, who had
cammitted crime in HAVANA, were about
10 be shot. They were clearly guilty, but
the British Consul insisted that they should
be tried. This the Government refused
The Consul demonstrated and the Captain
General became insolent. The hour of ex-
ecution came and the Consul was on the
spot he brought with him the consular flag,
the British Union jack and again earnest
ly demonstrated. but in vain. The officer on
the plaza was abou, TO proceed in the exc.
cut:on of his duty-The consul finding all
further remonstrance useless, placed himself
in front of the men unfolded the Urion
Jack which he threw over the kneeling pris-
oners, and said Now SHOOT AT THAT FLAG
IF YOU DARE p They were remanded TO
prison, and that night they escaped 4
!. II is very natural that the most intense in
dignation should be felt by the American
people against the present American Consul
at Havana, but if it should turn out that he
opl, acted according 10 instructions of his
government, much of the opprobrium will
be removed from him. No doubt when
Congress assemblies an inquiry will be made
as to whether Consul Owens had special in
struc,ions from the Government TO act as he
| is reported TO have done.-N. Y. Sun.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
A WIFE IN TROUBLE.

'Pray tell me my dear, what is the cause
Of those tears ?"
"Oh such disgrace !p'
"What disgrace q"
Why have opened one of your letters
supposing it addressed to myself. Certainly
il looked more like Mrs. than Mr."
"Is that all? What harm can there be in
a wife opening her husbands leiters?"
"No harm in itself. But the contents-
Such disgrace !"
"What has any one dared TO write me a
letter unfit to be read by my wite7'
"Oh no. Ii is couched in the most chasie
language. But the contents !"
Here the wife buried her face in her hand
kerchief and commenced sobbing aloud
when the husband eagerly caught up the let
Ter and commenced reading the epistle that
had been the means of nearly breaking his
wife's heart. 1t was bill from the Printer
for nine gears subscription.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
SCENE SECOND.

During a journey through the western part
Of Ohio, had occasion 10 stop for a few
days in the little town of R.. On the
day of my arrival, a man whose face struck
me as being familiar, passed the door OF the
tavern in which was standing. A sort Of
doubtful recognition took place on both sides,
but neither of us being Certain as 10 10 the 9TH
er's identity, we did not speak, and the man
passed on. looked after him as he moved
down the street, wondering in my mind who
he could be, when saw him stop, and af-
ter appearing to hesitate about something,
turn round and walk back toward the hotel.
He was young man plainly dressed, and
looked as il he was clerk in store, or,
it might be small store-keeper himself AS
he came back, fxod my eyes upon his
face, trying TO make out who it was that
bore such familiar features.
any old friend Merwynp' exclaimed,
as he paused in front of where stood.
He called my name in return, and then we
grasped each others hands eagerly.
"The last man in the world expected 10
meet" said /.
"And certainly, I as little expected 10
meet you," was returned. This is indeed
pleasure! When did you arrive, and how
long do you stay in R-W
''I came here yesterday, and hope TO re.
sume my journey tomorrow"
"Not SO soonw Merwyn said, still tightly
holding my hand. "You must stay longer
"I am doubtful as TO that" I returned
"But is this your place of sojoum in the
world 90
eyes, for the present, seeing that CAM
find better"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
THE HUSBANDS SONG.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

RAINY and rough sets the day
There's heart beating for somebody;
l must be up and away
Somebody's anxious for somebody.
Thrice hath she been 10 the gate
Thrice has sine listened for somebody
Midst the night, stormy and late,
Somebody's waiting for somebody
There'll be comforting fire
There'l be a welcome for somebody;
One, in her neatesi attire,
Will look to the table for somebody.
Though the stars fed from the west,
There is star ye, for somebody,
Lighting the home he loves best
Warming the bosom Of somebody.
There'll be coat over the chair
There'll be slippers for somebody;
There'll be wife's tender care
Loves fond enhancement for somebody.
There'll be the "liltlc ones" charms
Soon twill be awakened for somebody ::
When have both in my arms,
oh, but how blest will be somebody
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

A HoNEY Moon The New Orleans Plea.
gun of the 10Th, gives the following account
of honey moon and its resulls:--
Dorothea Walker was yesterday charged
by her husband Adolphe Walker, who lives
at No lis St. Peters street, with having, du-
ring four weeks marriage, quauelled with
him, threatened his life, burnt him with
hot iron, stabbed HIM in The cheek, and beat
and kicked him. A warrant was issued. If
the law don't take hold of this woman,
then there are no snakes.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
THE Star OF THE NORTH
Il pssblished euery Thursday Morning, BY
n. W. WEAVER.

sOFFTCE-Up stairs in fheNetc Brick Building
on the south side Of Main street, third
square bslo,e Market. :.
TERMS Two Dollars per annum, it paid
within six months from the time OF subscrl
bling two dollars and fifty cents if not paid
within the year. No subscription received
for a less period than six months no discon-
tinuance permitted until all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option of the editors.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for one dollar, and
twenty-five cents for each additionl inser-
ton. A liberal discount ,oiH be made TO those
soho adusrtise by the gear.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

The notes OF the new Bank at Bridgeport
Connecticut, have a portrait of Jenny Lind
on the one end, ard one of Barnum on th,
other end,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

u Resignation ef US Senator Davis, of
Missippi. The Vicksburg Sent"el learns by
a despatch from the Mississippian that JEFF
feisou Davis has sent in his resignation as
u. S. Senator
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

~ President Fillmore has sent instruc
tons 10 arrest all the parties TO the Syracuse
outrage and their commiual for trial OH
charge of treason.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

w While one ofthe citizens Of Lowell
was making reqnisiton one morning on
the milk can, just left at the door for the
table, plump, live frog, made It's
debut in the pitcher. 1t is supposed the COW
which produced the croakera was fed on bull
rushes and toad-stools.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

q Macauley the essayist and historian,
has novel in hand, besides the THIRD AMI
fourth volumes of his History of England
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

GEoRGA.-The majority for Howell Cobb
the Union candidate for Governor is about
$4,000.
rne Congressional delegation stands six
Union men to two Secessiouists.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

D Thanksgiving is appointed in New
Hampshire for the 9th OF November, the
same day as in Massachusetts.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

ceeds sa,ooo,ooo ~. 'N
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-24
DOM EST PORTS

BosToN-Ar 18th, Homer, (of BRISTOL rice,
fhilsdelpha brig Aiesia, (of HarpsweD Willard, do
Ar 18th, brigs rhoosa, Rogers Phia Helen Jane (of
Danarscotta) Shaokord Baltimore; sch Coucern Blake
Westport.
Cid ship Bennington, Young, N Orleans ; sch Convoy.
Allen, Bath Harriet Ann soule, augusta.
Sid 2uth, ship Bennington, and ahchored below
Ar 22d, ship st eter (of Bath Cooper Orleans
Pass 2otf brig anbow (uf Boo,hbs, Is Lmer,,n s.u,
10Th inst Mealluk, (of Dresdeu) McCaIty t,ha,esso
10Th in u schs John, Colby, wiscasset; NINA HARDY.
CD 224 brig wanderer, Mooers, st Thomas, by Gaze
Ht,inger 20. t.t--
trnde Horton, Pendeton, and Peru, Latham RockIand
ArI IN, bark Be.j Adams, Cermick, 81 Jago brirs
Arcadian (of wacssset, Chase, Tfindad Venus Orr.
DucsIin, and Medora, Rhodes, Rockland. : -A''A'
Ar 18th, ship Statesman, dof waTen) from Havre =
sch Mary Geoge, Of Thomsston. Gchrist, from Mstan
Ar sch Eagle, Rhodes Rookiand. 81,
CD brig Ocean Bird. Fnrop, Curacao.
Ar sih, pchs Niagara aud Superior, Rockland
18th, bark Golden Era, ThorndIke, Cientaegos sch
ooo reilow, Winnegance. .e..t s.-.
Cid Lucy spear, Robbins, Trinidad.
A. 10th, brigs Aida OF homas,on, Guayanaas Jose h
Q. OF Fockand Orleans schs Leo, Effort, Merrck
new oR ri IN, ship AdHiatic, suow. fol-
Bordeaux 10Th ut; ship Manila, Gray, for York, stg
Cid 18th inst shi Sarah 4 Louisa, Mcclellan, for Mar
CHARLEsFoN.sld - brig Metaliak, Boston.
~ '''a' sch Ma'taponi. 0'B1en, Rock
PHILADRLPHIA-CM 18th, brig Hod.. Perry. Gar.
diner Lexington, Robertson, fortsmouth
Cid 18Th, brig Fhooss, hogers, Cambria.
NEW LONDON--Ar l4th sch Juno !, ech,.nd R,r.
her Hin, Gichnst, Mat.nza..
NEWPORT-Ar l~th, sch Il councs, Glchrist. B.th
PRovIDENcE-sd 18th, sch elenroy, M...y ps,,,.
san FRANCIsco-Ar June S, ship North c.ros,,
Poster, Baltimore Dee s. NtI =
CD Ash, bark Lion, Alexander, CsIlao.
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Teachers Institute.
r.. n. Teachers of Lincoln County.


lis conformity TO the provisions of law, the
Teachers Institute in Lincoln County will be
held the present year at the Unitarian Church
n Topsham, commencing on MONDAY, the
18th day of August, al 4 clock, P. NJ, and
continue two weeks.
Measures have been taken to secure the SER
vices Of a competent board of instruction, and
able lecturers; and, SO far as may depend on
these, nothing, it is believed, will be wanting
10 render the session one of renewed interest
and profit to the members.
1t is desirable, and indeed, il is expected that
every teacher in the County will be early IN
attendance, and continue through the entire ses-
sion, that the full benefits Of the course OF IN
struction may be enjoyed. and the great object
Of the Institute thus secured.
Every member should be furnished with
Bible. small slate and pencil, a note book,
and such reading book or books as may be most
convenient; but it is recommended that diction-
ares be allowed TO remain al home upon the
shelf. as one will be furnished the Institute for
purposes of consultation and reference. The
Convention uf Experimenting School Com
mit,eas will meet at the Academy, in ToPsham,
on THURSDAY, the 2lst Of August, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
81 Board will not exceed ST so to $500
Der week. ]. T. HUSTON,
Member Of Board Of Education.
Bath, July IA, 1851.
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Piano F5lza Fortez.
Just Opened

JUST OPSASO
,RGE stock OF Bools and Shoes nj prices that
lnnot fail Ia .uit. }. w. ROBERTS.
n lime oS ISL.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION +!
r~77 YEARS OLDttt

BloosnSo GRovE, Orange Co, n. Y, July 20 1850.
Dear Sir-Having been very severely handled by
Rheumatism and other diseases and having been cured in
q most remarkable manner by CHRISTlES GALVANlC
BELT and FLUID thought would give you a stats
of case for the benefit Of others. hsd the
Rheumatism last winter and my egs sweed very much.
My head also very much afflicted, having severe
pain over my that | couh scarcely see. At the
same time was troubled BY ,spasras, caused by the
pain in my head, | suppose. My hearing had been
getting poor several years from caarrh, that in
could scarcely hear at ALL Having heard won
derful accounts of CHRIsIIKs BELT and FLUIp sent TO
your and got them. The Belt put and the
Fluid used directed and don't think have had, sftcr
the first night using them minute clear pain from
that time to this, being six months The rheumatism
left my body entirely after wearing the Belt very short
time probably weeks. Then ] put on Gslv anio
Necklace and had it two weeks before my head
perfectly we'll My hearing in both cars entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight is very good for
myself entirely well having worked through harvest
without the least dficu lty. ] consider my very
remarkable and therefore DO recommend
Christie's GaIvxric Curattv-s 10 all persons al
fictcd as have been.
(Signed) PHlNEAS TUTHILL-
AFFIDAVIT.
State of New York, Nevburgh, Orange County,
Phineas TuthiH Of Blooming Grove, Orange County
y. " who is personally known most respect
able citizen and worthy of all confidence being duly
deposes and that the facts set forth in the
above statement in relation his entirely
and that he Cow in the enjoy of good health,
caused he believes by Christie Gavanic Curatves
PhNEAS TU1HlLL.
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To u. c. MoREHEAD NJ. D. -.ft r. a..f
have disposed of all the Galvsnic Belts with the ey
ccpon Of two and the results have been most sue
ccssful beg You will send supply immedi-
,,cly A young man in town ad Joining had been out
health for long time and unable to do any work
Ill. He tried the Regulars" until they completely
ply sicked his rockets well his system. He then
concluded to try Belt and Fluid The first day il
compelled him to keep his bed. and his parents ana
friends begged him to take of the Bet-said it would
make him &C. but he kept and the day
vent to hsying and has worked hard every day since
Yonrs truly. A. j. SMITH, 4
Bristol, y. H. September H. 1850.
BE- No trouble Inconvenience attends the use OF
DIR. CHRISTIE'S G,lLF.4NIC QUANTITIES.. ans
they may be by the feeble and delicate wtN
perfect and safety. In many cases the sensation
attending their is highly pleasant and sgrerso
accompanied by full and plain drecnons LOT US
Pamphlets with full particulars may be ootaneo ssA
Of the authorised Agent
-4 Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Ihree DoaarS
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, one Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
M Bsvsrs ef Csuntereits and ws'fhisss Laifs'Ss~s
D. C. NOREHEAD, NJ. d,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
l3a Broadway. New Yerh.
For sale nv A. G. PAGE. only authorised
Agent for Bath and vicinity. eoply5l
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This way, Gentlemen!

IIEEE s mime IoI " fiOAT BOOTS.whlch vii
h.rd
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To the Ladies of Bath 0ad EiaR,ty.

MRS WINSLO n, an experienced nurse
and FEM ale PHYSICIAN. has a SOOTHING
SYRuP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teethins by
softening she gums-will aiiay all pain and
spasmaiic action; and is SURE no kEGU
LArE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. it will gire res, to yourselves and re-
lief .rd keslth to your infants, has ii
failed iftioseiy ,tsed.--perfectly safe to be ad
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price rs
cents hottie.
N. p. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to II at once
If your -hild is suffering. DIR. S. P Shaw, agt
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Ns" ToTK' sMy -. Jhe eCherckee brings
IN account of an Instruction at Puerto Prin-
cipe. Troops were sent to dispense them. but
they were repulssd with the loss of their com
msnder, and twenty eight killed and wounded.
The insurgents had retired to the mountains
and fortified themselves. Other towns fol-
lowed the lead. and in few days the whole
Eas, ern part of the Island viii be in state Oh
revolution. The Havana papers say mule Q"
the subject. and it is understood the Govern.
ment arc doing all in their power 70 pfeNeh'
the true state of things becoming KNOWN
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Flour. Pork. Reef and Che

TUSf received by the subscriber, per brig "a
direct from New York, The best brands +
FLOUR, such
Ra'lr.a,I-Empire-Ca II Beach-B
Also. Common brands
Also Buckwheai flout-Chicago MESS "
New York do do-Rosion do CONFESS PORE
York CHEES E-Bosion do. All OF which will
cheap for cash. RR. SNI
Bath June o5 1851
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CATARRH and HEADACHE SNUFF.


This SNUFF has proved the most efectual RENE
dial Agent known for removing
Cold in the Head, the Headache, and all
. tElcf Catarrhal Affections.
II relieves the patient Of Giddiness or Dizzaess in
The Head-of all WHIZZING OR BUZZING SEN
SATION such IS are produced BY too great flow
and pressure Of 5ood upon he brain,-cures The
Headache and is the only agent known upon which
you can rely with confidence for a COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE n that most tros3lssome dIsedss,
The Catarrh.
II cleanses strtsgkens and reaorys 10 keolhy action
M those organs and mensbrdneous passages Of de head
the o6strscon Of which produces Pam in The Fore
head and region Of the Eyes, sort of snuHlinq IN he
Nose: q sense Of matter dFeppiag from he Head into
Ne Throat, &c.
All these it cures easily and speedily, and the
most confirmed Cases Of Catarrhs it usually
cures IN FEW MONTHS. - ~
It's an unfailing cure for BIeedine It the
Noses If perevWed in but short tina"
IhGe is spurious article in the market, put up
we'll to avoid.
The test Of The gsnuina Is 10 80 tn. It bears Tie
name Of CAsvsss Bose. late Of Aisd'sssTy' now :"
G. w.ATwELL, PorsAud. Me-. Hat.seass 1ss:t
TO whom orders for suppts q he nea'cins nay D
sddrsoed. wv
For..i ~ a. g. "a GE. PAD; =. r
e.,.se,i M w BAKER, Isunsgiek-aat by prusEar'
and deslera In Medicine Generosity VsAH ,ff1r"
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WEAKNESS AVID NERVOUS DEBILITY,

DEAN SIR,-l want another supply Of CHRlSTlET
GALvANIC CURATIvES, Immediately. This Is an IN
telligent and reasoning community and they at
that the Curatves constructed upon seentihc and
philosophical principles and must work enectuay upon
the Nervous system in the of Nervous Disesses
An estmabe Young lady in our town was afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck She put on one Of the Gelvanic Belts and
Necklace and medaisy sensible Of its curative
and strengthening powers and the next day was relieved
Of the severe pains and raised from state Of entire
nervous prcstraticn to health and strength. can men
ton several other cases equally wonderful N.
Yours very respectfully. -
.. j. B. KNIGHT.
Panama Guantanamo CO. Y Y. Oct. l. 1850.
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CHRISTIES GALvANIC CURATIvES
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific.

The BELT is used when the body system generally
is affected the NECKLACE for complaints Of the Throat
as Asthma and Bronchitis. and Of the Head and the
BRACELET9 for all disorders of the arms or limbs. %
Rheumatism Palsy, Tremors and Spasmodic affections
These articles simply applied as directed with the
MAGNETIC FLUID which accompanies them and whsn
faithfully used they NEVER FAIL
Hs- The great popularity and excellence Of the GAL
VANIC CURATlVES consists in the fact that they arren
and disease by outicai application in place Of tho
usual method of Dragging and Physickng the patient
till exhausted nature sinks hopelessy under the nie
ton. They strengthen the rhole system ecuaire the eircu
iann Of the Blood promote the ,ecreions inrigorste ia
entire energies, and DO he slightest hdsm te6s
any circumstances.
Sine their introduction the United States only
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Paw your Doctors B

A i.L persons indebted 10 the undrrs ened, Al
Il ed that his hooks. accounts and hoies 8
hands OF w. Gilbert. his office. for collection
accounts not adjusted BY mole OF cash pa ym-nt
fore the first day cf September. viii thereafter
put in suit. And those indebted upon roles ar,
ed 10 make prompl payment.
BENJAMIN PRES;
Bath, July 81. 1851.
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cALvEsroN-In port sosh ulss brig vssta, for Bes-
ton, idg ,,.y..n. OIL lHE
GEORGETOwN-Cld 18th, brig Pennell, Bruns-
wick - &c. Fr
sAvANNAH4Ar issh sch Greeian, Roekhnd ship
State Rights, Liv- rpool ~ - II
NANTUCkET-sd 18th, sch Sarah jsAe. Fitzgerald,
New York.
ALTMoRE-Cld 18th, bark Helen Maria, Howes,
Session. - * =
NORWlCH-Cd 18th, sch Juno, Robinson, Rockland
-fENSACOLA-Cld 9Th, shipC sspan Trasnt Mobile
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City of Bath.

IN D0u7U q l4Iuc7TlfH, way I'd, ICOI.
ORDER ED = nat the quarantine regulations he
" as follows viz aud after the day of June
next md until the ienih day Of October next quar-
anime shall be had all Vesscs their Officers. Crews
Passengers and Cargoes. their arrival from any
Porn where any courageous sickness prevailed at the
time Of their departure aud all Vessels board ot
which, any person stall have died. have been sick
with any courageous disease during their hone~ ard
bound pa
No person shall be allowed 10 70 on ard ~ or on
shore from any Vessel when qua ranine, without
from the boarding Officer Vessels will anchor
On The quarantine ground opposite the South steam
Mil .t
IL Pilots will take notice the foregoing regua-
t"ns and aciaceordingy.
-.-.. JOHN PATTEN, Mayor.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk.
Bath, May 10, 1851 47u
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, July IL.
Sch Resolution, Totman, Boston.
CLEA ED.
Brig Tyrone, Leland Ellsworth.
FRIDAY, July IT,
AR lived.
Sch Margaret, --, New York, with corn and -four to
d Robinson.
SATURDAY, July IT,
Sch Kalaolsh, GlaIier, Jacksonville, Ca
Sch Ar owsc, Boyington, Savannah.
Sch Swallow, Lsnderkin, Edgartown-
MONDAY, duly 81
Brig Eagle Robinson San Francisco an 20 Valparaiso
April S.
Sch Atlas, Alley, New York.
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LG s. rr6ageg.

In this city, the sagadahock House 18th inst b, Rev
Mr. Case. Mr. George S,nih Miss Eliza W Crockett
OF RockisId.
Ia Topshan, 2ad inst, BY Rev fernaid, Mr. John
Humphreys al Brunswick TO Miss frances daughter Of
Jesse Wilson, Esq, OF Topsham.
In Newburypor, 9th inst, Mr. G w Loker Of Boston,
TO Miss Henre,ta, daughter Of the late WIN Clifford, OF
this city.
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81 81 { Ii s..

In this city, 18th inst, Miss Emily Oliver, aged ~ yrs
Ii Rocksnd I'd INST Isaac, eldest OF Mr. Geo Spear,
aged Is.
Al the Naval Hos tx, Philadelphia 18th inst, Thomas
johnson, seaman, aged above years This old
achieved of the gallant
who well sustained Com Paul Jones his der perate
conf,ct with the scraps, 1890. johnson nativ
Of Norway.
On board steamer Gold Hunter LIST ult Josiah Graves,
q passenger of Thomaston.
Near Loiunhia, Touumne county, May %, Orlando A
Ryan, of Edgecnmb, Ne.
Drowaed III San Pablo Bay, May %, Mr. A w Davis, OF
Maine.