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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18
DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and
Canchalapua

Nothing be more safe, congenia OF healing the
membranes of the Threat and Lungs, yet The
time energetic and thorough i'll its Than this
great remedy for Consumption Bronchitis and all other
diseases which have their in The Lungs, The
auxiliary organs 1t fall ike balm upon upon
their rritaied surfaces The dry cough becomes loose,
expectoraon removes the of the disease and The
tome properties of the Canchalagua keep The strength
under The saivary discharge. Liverwort Tor and Can
chaasua possess in their separate substances all the
eiehe's requisite for the OF Coughs Colds, and
diseases OF he Liver, and combined they irresistible
see P,,tnphIei, 10 he had OF The Agents,
oAO iIoN. None genuine unless there is on the
pun WIappeI more Of hand signed with pen, by A
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail. by A. l.. SEQ
H HiLL& CO Prop.le'ors at their Principal Dpot
49, mn nAht NO. 30 Rro1a,ray, New York to
to agencies, should be addressed pou paid
also for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
PRICE-In large bottles, 81 90 or six bottles for SIS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENT One of the
conductors of the Southern Michigan Road is
photographer, and always carries telegraph
instrument and battery in the cars with him.
When an accident occurs, or any arrangement
in meeting tain that should pass at certain
time, he throws piece of wire upto the wire
on the telegraph line on that route, sits in the
cars and inquiries the particulars, or gives in
formation to any depot on the route. To rig
his machine does not occupy three minutes
time. So says the Detroit Tribune.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

Snow STORM. Monday, about nine o'clock,
commenced one of the snow storms, whose pro-
totype, we have often been told of by that VEN
cradle citizen "the Oldest inhabtant" The
storm ragged until Tuesday morning, when it
cleared away, leaving nearly foot of snow
upon the ground. This, when well trod, will
make capital sleighing.
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500 81 Y Y { a. @ye@.

In this city, 18th inst by Rev r Allen, Mr. wlnslow
Morse of Phipsburg MISS Sarah Frost Of this city,
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev Aen Mr. John Nc
Quanie to Miss Mary Fraser, both Of this city.
In North Waldoboro Benz Law, Jr Of Union to Miss
Mary Q Weaver Of W arlington; Francis Keller TO
Mrs Nancy Overlook. l...f.
= IN Halloween, Mr. George X Nye to Miss Charlotte A
both of A. - -
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S IA TIE OF AIN

s T A 7 E q F W A " e,
T INCOIN, IS Dec 10, 1s51-Taken execution the
~ Assembly Hall building, next south of the Harvey
Block, the eas'erly side of Front Street, in Bath
said County ether with all the right, lille and inter-
rsl of John Young 10 said building and as lessee of
the land thereof the having been attached Oh the
original writ a "A lien claim under The Statute and
shall sell the at auction the 10Th day of Dec
current, O'Clock in the afternoon, in front of said
building, and the front The said
Hall N NICHOLS. Dep. Sheriff
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MEETING IN BEHALF OF Mr.. THRAsHER.
Netc Orleans 1lh. A very large and Ell
thusastic meeting was holden here last
night in behalf of Thrasher, and the war
spirit was strongly manifested. A series of
resolutions was passed, asking the Govern
ment 10 interfere and demand the instant re.
lease Of Thrasher, and warn Spain agains,
the repetition of such an outrage. Speeches
were made by wings and democrats.
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Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN IS. Attached on Mesne Process. and taken
II on Execution against Job 5. Donnell, in favor of
Benjamin F. Sawyer and another and will be sold ut
public auction to the highest bidder the premises
the fifth day of January next ut O'Clock in the after
noon, all the right in equity which said Donnell had
the 18th day of APRIL IS 20, being day of attachment
on mesne process, to redeem The following described
estate the same being then and held in mortgage by
Nicholas Smith or some one to unknown, by virtue
OF mortgage deed from Arthur Donne bearing date
or about August 25 lS1S which recorded in the office
OF the Registry of Deeds at To sham to wit: lot of
land with the buildings thereon situate Bath, the
corner of Oak Street and Garden Street. bounded the
east by Garden Street, the south Oak the
by land formerly in possession of Isaac Cole and
on the north by land now formerly owned by Samuel
Stanwood said mortgaged estate being the same where
on the said J. $. Donnell now lives
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Rath 2yy15
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Sd g Mtm s.

In this city, 18th inst, Mr. william p son Of Capt VIM
ROdbird aged 25 years and months.
~ Funeral this afternoon (Thursday) at p M, from
the house of Capt. z. q. Norton, Middle Street.
In this city l4h inst Mrs Martha, widow of the
Gamaliel Croker, aged 70.
In This city, 18th inst, Mr. Emerson Batcheder, aged
about SO years. :.
In Georgetown, 10th inst, Mrs Nancy, wife Of Thomas
o Emmons, aged IS.
In Rockland 9TH inst, Capt George W Duncan, aged
40 years and II months.
In Pittston, 5h inst Miss Clara Cooper aged 20 yrs
and months.
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MARvIN's PANORAMA OF CALIFoRN1A. This
beautiful exhibition of the land of gold, will
positively close Thursday evening. All who
wish to see the elephant, can here see his por-
trait at the low price of % cents. See adver-
tisement.
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FIREMEN's RIoT.-Another severe fight be-
tween the FIRE companies of Philadelphia took
place on Sunday morning. Every description
OF weapon was used, from brickbat to pistol.
Several men were badly injured. ,at r"t
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The PAMPERo.-The jacksonville Ners says
the claim of the Government against the arms,
&C., supposed to have been taken from on board
the Pampere, has been restored to the claim.
ants. '-' i- - ~ r'sl tI-.I clhi "
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Thricc-WeekIy Age-IS52.

WE shall pubish "a pape. three lines a week. during
w the session of the Leg isluiore that will on
the hrst "Wednesday of january. Price ONE DOL
LAR, for the session.
- We have OH hand few copies of the ten num-
bers printed during the summer session. which we will
send without charge subscribers until the supply
is exhausted 1t will therefore be object for those
who intend 10 subscribe 10 do early.
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON,
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STILL AT LAReE.-The panther that has been
running at large through the Jerseys for a few
weeks past, has not been captured. The an
imal is still hunted with dogs, by adventurous
sportsmen. a..... -
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SAWYER & MAGouN have laid on our table
a copy of Graham's Magazine for January
Subscriptions may be made to them for this
magazine, or single copies purchased.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18
Attention the WholeI

Regular meetings OF the Washingtonian Temperance
Society of this city held every Sabbath evening"
Reclabite Hail. at 6s O'clock. All persons interested
cordially invited to attend. PER ORDER
Bath, Oct Is, 1851
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

II Md'lle. Jenny Lind's first Concert in
Philadelphia took place Tuesday evening, The
tickets are placed at 50 and So.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

% Sunday, the 2lst inst, is the anniver.
sary Of the landing Of the Pilgrims at Ply
mouth in lds2-just two hundred and twenty.
nine years ago.
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: Magazines for 1852,

SUBSCRIBERS wantedby SAWYER d MAGOUN, for
- the year 1852 all the Magazines be pub
lished Now is the time neutrality-suspicious. numbers
of the various magazines be their Bookstore
Front Ssreet. 26
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More Cures of Seated Consumption
Important testimony Of Physicians d Drug e;sts

More Cures of Seated CONSUMPTION!
Important testimony Of Physicians d Drug ;sts
BURLINGTON, VT, Nov /, le45.
DIR BRADLEE-Sir-The astonishing sale of Bpcb,p,.
Hungarian Balsam obges to order a further SUNNY
Please send before, suloIency for six months W.
can give you you desire it, certificates from numeron.
individuals who have not only been relieved fro Asthma
Colds and Coughs but from those have been brought
up from
-.s FIRMLY SEATED CONSUMPTION f
and literary snatched from the grave. As a remedy
Tor such com ans, confidently believe it has never
been surpassed. Yours, PECK & SPEAR.
DR. BRADLEE-Dear Sir-The Hungarian Balsam is be-
yond all question: perfect and admirable prepara-
ton Tor diseases of the Lungs have used in nv fam
y ana IN my professional practice for more than two
years. VIII the most uniform and entire success in cases
OF screre pulmonary Dise1se, and can sonscentiousy
recommend II to all who afflicted the most GER
TAIN REMEDY for such diseases with which am &C.
quainted Yours, respectfully
FREDERIC T. sToRER, MD.
David F. Bradee 4 Son, 1870 Washington St., Boston,
Sole Agents for the United States British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle. flI y
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi.
entity n r-~Fpr 4.1e ~ E 1w26
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State of Maine.

T 1NCOLN sat Court of Probate held at Wiscas-
set within and for the County ofLincoln the first
day of December, A ID 1851.
MARY s. FARLEY of Ipswich, in the county of Essex
in the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, cxecutrx the
last will and testament of John Honord late OF said ps-
wich having produced in court copy of said will and
the probate thereof duly authenticated and it appearing
that there is real and personal in the county of
Lincoln on which said will may operate,
ORDERED that the said Mary 5. Farley give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy ofths order
be published in the Eastern Times, public newspaper
published in Bath in said county, three weeks
y, the first publication to be thirty days before the first
Monday of February 1882 that they may then and there
appear and show Cause if any they have why the said
instrument should not be allowedin this State the last
will and testament of said deceased
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
A true copy, attest: EDWIN S. HovEY Reg. 3w25
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18
A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

How delicious and refreshing is good cup OF Tea
II And how many there are who pay SO cents, and
even rs cents pound for common Tea, when fney
and sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma and
taste winch impart delightful, pleasant glow, and
an invlgorains influence. All Teas are injured by
pepg exposed to the air and lose their goodness by
not the case with the Teas sold BY Reddng & Co.,
at their :. China Tea Store" No. i9e WA,HIsGToN
STREET, Bo.ToN. This store has been in successful
operation nve years, and Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate
only sold there Thousands Of chests Of Tea are
received by the Proprieton, and disposed Of annu-
ally and their stock, for variety OF kinds is not
eqtalled In the city Besides, devong their sole at
an advantage In knowing where he can always get
fresh, sweet, and choice qualities, at
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

BosroN will try again for Mayor, Wednes-
day. Benz. Seaver is now the whig candidate.
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VERY Low PRICE.

To enable Families in the country to lay in a sur
ply for their own use, the proprieiors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoucHoNG for Sl.25; Five Pounds
ORANGE PEKoE for sl.75; Five Pounds NIsGYoNa
for $3.50; Five Pounds Fine YOUNG HYsoN for 81;
Five Pounds OLp HfsoS for S2.50; and CoFFEE,
ground at their own Mills, Ten Pounds best CrBA EI
4l.20 Ten Pounds hest lava for Sl.60 Ten Pounds
best Mocha fer l.S0, ground. r.-. rf.a
tY Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. Orders By
ExpEess-men Immediately attended TO.
Address KEDDING 4 CO.,
tH tan CAtaA yeA Store, p
1893 WAsnINcJos STREET, Bosros.s
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SPOKEN.

Nov l6 lat AZ o. lon 81 Is, ship John Henry of Bath
Alexander, from Liverpool for New York-by ship St
George, at New York, which supplied her with mair-
topsail.
Nov ga lat 40 N, Ion "A 40 w, ship Kennebec FIN New
Orleans for Liverpool.
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A person who changes her manners with
her garb, must be inna,ely vulgar. r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18
The Belfast Journal tells of a chan who

The Belfast Journal tells of chap who
stepped into stoe where liquor was kept
for medicinal and mechanical purposes,
and produced large bottle, which he de-
sired to have filled. Upon being asked for
what purpose he wanted il. he said 'mechan-
icaf--he was going to make an ox-yoke in
the afternoon.
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New York Bonnet Store
Opposite tho Sagadahoek House.
+ MRS .eCARILTON.

RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' of Bath that she
IL has on hand large assortment of Fancy Dress
HATS, suitable for winter wear, amongst which the
neat drawn Velvet ID the least Conspicuous Sutins
and Silks every shade and stye also French plain
Cottage, in uncut Velvets and Popns; Rich Ribbons
French and American Flowers Caps and Head Dresses
made toorder in the latest styles. Chdrens Bonnes
and Spanish Hats constantly on hand.
From long experience the richest and best work done
in country Mrs G. matters herself that she shall be
able to suit the most refined At her will
be found the latest from New York and Bos-
ton and executed with neatness and dis
Hoods, Caps and Head Dresses constantly On hand.
Ladies' are invited to CALL ~ H48
Bath, Dec s, 1851. 24tf
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Winter StyleL
MILLINERY GOODSIg
MIRSo ,1NlhlhUS

IN M&So lgiNlA4S rnT
HAS just received from Boston her Winter Stock of
Millinery Goods, consisting Of Bonnets Ribbons of
Wells; Edgings; Bonnet Goods Mourning Tabs and
Collars Caps Lace &C., &C., all Of which will be sold
at reduced prices
Ladies are respectfully invited call and examine, at
the formerly occupied by Mrs Kimba Centre st.
Bath, Dec. 10, 1851. 6w25
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Consumption,

COUGHS and Co'ds, Bronchitis. Asttma Sesss ~.
Bleeding at the Lungs, Pairs in The Breast Sde dno C"e
Eyousness Night S.oeats Papatn Of the Hear. ano -
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Complain" Arising
therefrom, Cholera Infnutum, NC
q For Proof aud purtienisrs OF w., 49,.
Pamphlets and Ha.tsias-sA oar Agsno ~
give away.
For sale by A G. Page, Bath; c. A.
MacomberandJ. Wakefield, Rockiand; w. n. Bar
nard. WaIdoboro; Prince, rhomastoni 6 Thorn
al Richmond; B weherbee. Warren: r. Dana;
r p Carr Bowdonham; E Iaha, Wfscasset, w
Bibber Co, Little RivsrV isEci YSong Co, Lew
ision. All orders must he Addressed 70 Wallace Go
al pyosdwsy. New Yeyk. IyecwT
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LINCOLN, $50 the Sheriff of the said county of
Lincoln, or either of his Deputies or The Consab.cs of
the town of Bath within the said county, any
either of Ihcm GREsTiAG;
{ ~ T N the name of tho State of Name you
Z L. 5. ! required 10 attach the goods and estate
[ ~ 4. K. QUlMBY of the CITY aud stale of New
YORK. TO the Vaiue OF twenty dollars and summon the
SAID def Of he may be found In your 2recinc appear
before the Judge ofIhe Municipal Cour, for the
Bath, in said count; of Lincoln Municipal Court
Room in said Bath, on Monday the 2ifh day OF Novem-
Der. ID 1851, al ten OF the clock then
and there TO answer unto George E Newman of Bah
said county of Lincoln, Printer in the plea of
for thai hesiid def al said Bath The day of the
purchase OF SAID writ. being indebted To The plaintiff in
the sum OF ten dollars, according the account
nexed then and there in consideration thereof prom-
ised The plaintiff 10 pay him the demand
Yet the SAID de though requ> sled, the hath not
paid, any either of them but negecls il TO the
dan of the said plt las he saith The twenty
other due damages And whereas The said Milf saith
that the said dett has not IN his hands and possess
sion, goods and the value oftweny dollars af.
oresad which be al TO be attached but has en-
trusted AMI deposited in the hands aud of
Albert 6 Page aud John Mathews, both of sand Bath
Trustee of the said de goods effects and credits 10 The
said value We command you therefore, TINT you sum
the said Trustee III he may be found in your
ROOM on Monday, The 9th day of November aforesaid
show any he have, why execuiion 10 be Is
sued upon such Judgment the said pf may recover
against the said def this acIon f any should moi
against goos effects credils in The hands and
possession OF these the said Hereof f, moi
and make due return of this writ, and of your de ngs
theron, said Court, before the said time and day
Of trial. .. .-- ..-.--- .....r So
Witness JACOB SMITH, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court, said Bath the 18th day of November in The
one. JACOB SMITH Judge of SAID Court
Copy attest: JACOB SMITH, Judge of said Court.
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BovdelIs Illustrations.
Sherif,S Sale.

SPECIMEN numbers of Boyders illustrations of Shak
~ speare may be seen at SAWYER & MAaoUX's, wher
subscriptions to the same will be received. Ell
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EASTERN TIMES
a. MARINE JOURNAL. a sh
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Dec H.
Bark Princeton, Page, Cadiz.
CLEARED.
Bark Louisa Kilham, (new) White, Havana.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship Niagara at New York.
Ar At Liverpool 26h ult, ship Arkansas Otis New Or
leans.
Ent inward at London 26th ulr, ship Ju1ius Cooper
Richmond.
OF amsgate 2jth, Lucy Hale, Thomas, FIN Crons-
tadt for Liverpool.
In the Clyde ldg, abt 25th, stara Morse for York
Marion, New Orleans.
Sid fun Cardiff Goth, John Spear, New York
HAvRE, Nov 24th The Rhine Doane for New York
was seen goth inst. near Aurigny, without jibboom
having probably carried it away by with the ship
Rouennais.
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Notice.

LII Agents operating in the State OF Maine for the
II MECHANICS UNION HEALTH ASSOCIA-
TiON,of Springfield, Mass are notified that their
agency is revoked from this date, and they forbid
taking applications in said State wItouia certif
cae, printed with red ink, and signed A. RICHARDS.
The above notice is not intended stop any Of the old
substantial agents.
WANTED. an Agent for each county.
r..r. A. RICHARDS.
General Superintendent of Agencies for the entire State
of Maine.
Bangor, Dec. l, 1851
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~ AGENTS WANTED 10 operate for the above asso-
ciaion in Kennebec, Lincoln and Franklin Counties
publications. made by mail, 10 w. A. Herrck. Leeds
Station, win receive prompt attention. a.
w. A. HERRICk,
Superintendent of Agencies for the Counties OF Kenne-
bee Lincoln aud franklin. fs.. -.t
Greene Dec. l. 1851.
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Iondon-In port 29th u ship st John, skolfeld from
Calcutta, ar 2ith.
Sid 2Sth ship sewal, Morrow, Havre, and passed Deal
same day.
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Apprentice Wanted.
intelligent and active boy, apprentice 10 the
II Printing business. Inquire at this Office
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-24
From the Frontier Guardian.
Extraordinary Arrival from Salt LaL


Mr.. James Monroe left Salt Lake valley on OK
press business to the States the LIST day of Deccm
Der, and arrived at this point the 10th of Janu
airy in good health and spirits, making the entire
journey in forty seven days, and in the most peri
lous period Of the year. Mr. Monroe ia certainly
an advcnturer, and clearly shows what kind OF men
they for bravery tho other side Of the noun
tains. He brought no letters or papers with him,
because it was feared that he, perhaps, would not
reach the States this winter lie left Salt Lake
city, accompanied by two of the brethren, and
three animals Of his own and upon arrival at Fort
Bridger they overlook the United States mail that
left the valley the 22d Of November. The two
that came with him then returned back to the val
ley, having only rendered their services to keep
him company to the Fort, and he came through
with the mail to Fort Kearny, where he left the
mail, and came 10 this place alone. making the
journey of two hundred miles in four days and four
hours. Mr.. M. lost two of his animals before he
reached Fort Laramie, and the other was 30 much
Jaded down he was forced to leavet. From Fort
Laramie he hired his passage with the mail
The mail which left Independence in September
last, was met by Kinkade and Livingston, as they
came in this fall at Strawberry creek, in storm.
Mr. Monroe says that they lost all their animals.
and were five days without food before they
reached Fort Brdger they hired horse at the fort,
and that one they lost so that they had to go into
the valley on foot; the carrier that went out
came back with the mail with him and they may
be expected to reach independence in few days.
Their animals, however, have been iatigued in a
great measure, owing to the long and tedious jour
ney at this season Of the year. lie reports to have
travelled ten feet the first mountains,
but after that he says that the weather remark
ably good for travelling.
Previous TO his departure from the valley, Gene
raj Rich and his company came in from California,
bringing with them rather n scanty supply Of the
shining ore, but abundance of news rather of
unfavorable character from the mines, which had
a tendency to render the circulation of money
rather moro scarce than usual Elders G.. A.
Smith and Ezra T. Benson were about to leave for
Little Salt Lake settlement, where an abundance
hu~e hoov, n tu~r crcd o,,1
der Pratt was expected TO leave the fret of jan
uary for the Sandwich Islands, on mission, by tho
way Of the Colorado territory, and General Rich
| was to leave soon With large company for tho
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-24

Assistant Surgeons United states Navy.
The following Assistant Surgeons in the
Navy, examined by the Medical Board recent
ly convened at the Naval Asylum, PhiIadel-
phia, have been found qualified for promotion,
and passed, viz:
Robert T. Macoun, Passed Assistant Surgeon, to
rank next after Passed Assistant Surgeon Richard
McSherry.
William A. Harris, Passed Assistant Surgeon, to
rank next after Passed: Assistant Surgeon Robert
E. Wall.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Henry o. Mayo, to
rank next after Passed Assistant Surgeon William
A. Harris.
OF the candidates examined for admission into
the service as Assistant Surgeons, the following
have been found qualified, viz:
No. 1. Samuel F. Cowss, Portsmouth, N. II.
No. 2. Jacob s. DUNCAN, Philadelphia.
No. g. George Peck, New York.
No. 4. Charles +. Fahs, York, Pennsylvania.
No. 6. jerks II. Otis, Boston.
No. 6. Frederick Horner, jr., Warrenton, Va.
No. T. James b. Whiting. Norfolk, Virginia.
No. 8. Randolph Harrison, Cartersvie, Virginia.
No. 8. w. Z. Wysham, Baltimore, Maryland.
No. 10. Albert Shriver, Philadelphia, Pa.
No. IL. Thomas lie Page Cronmiller, Savage
Factory, Maryland.
No. ~. f. Drayton, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
No. 10. William l.. Nichol, Nashville, Tenn.
No. Il. John C. Coleman, Halifax Court house,
Virginia.
No. 10. J. Page Hopkins, Winchester, Virginia.
No. l6. Richard H. Cowman, Annapolis, Md.