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- Boal.,s Premium Electric Hair Dye to-

Il, BogIe's Premium Electric Hair Dye s to-
different and far superior 20 snylug ever invented
The process 10 perfectly simple. and The efec! magical
1t instantly and iudebly dves The most Stubborn haic
natural black brown, without ulTng the SHE In the
least and leaves the hair so't aud Sy sier the oeadJn
This with BOCLEs Hyperion Flid AID Shaving Soaps,
nay had OF B. ID. Sands. 100 P1tnn-st; R1sh.on,
Clarke 4 Co, "a Broaf way WIN ii Cary x Co; and
Druggists thrOug hout the Union. al II
re- Gouraud,a Hair Restorative or CIRcAsslAN
Gloss is warranted 10 force hair 70 grow on bald places
prevent its telling out and make harsh, wiry hair, son
and glossy Trial bottles p cents each al 81 w aEer
st. first door from tnOt in) Broadway. all u
~ BatcheIOr's Liquid Hair Dye.-BATCHEL-
ORS Liquid ceelebrsied snd successui that IL Ell
citing the cupdiiy OF host Ofimstos The public m1s
he careful 10 get TIE genuine at BACHELORS Wig
Mandatory WsLst where Il Is sold wholesale and re-
tail applied This Dye hss been In successful operation
for the last Twelve years. ali I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT BY WILLIAM
NJ VINCENT WALLACE. At Tfiplsr HAL. "a Aor,I.
PROGRAMME


l-Overure-Grsnd Orchestra Msrnioa. Coo Led,r
2-Duo. rom the Op-rs - hAfitsna. OF Fairy Wand
hRe lh- Power Madame T. Wallace BOuch- - sad
hr Nrcaicft W ' W aiace
S-FArtssis Tor he Violin 9Th Orch-srs Sceompani-
uerts 90 themes from Belilfs Ocers q la Sonnan.
eula." ara La SlrsnieTs' CON pOs-c sn1 executed
.-.....s. " ' NAisco,
i-Ssrersde, " TIE S.sr u Love, Nj Aitnnfson
". Wallace.
s-GrGrd Vtrsiors ct Finale BnlaAnts. Tor Two PiAnes
ccupotsd by Wan NiDc-nt Wsls-e. on 4 Romance BY
halsvy. executed by Mr. kicnsrt HoanSa ana The
ana trem " Il Don Giovanni 400 nj DR.
New Romance FOR the Ps-o Music hauuurings
IN The Frees followed By he Grand P de Concert.
tby desire composes and eNsclsed oy....W v Wallace
Pant
t-nVerlure, Grand Osch-.tra AAr;tana. W y Wallace.
ia rom "hAtIanS Scenes thst Are 8rshlesl"
hsosMe bodchel'''... ,................W. V Wallace
iO-Doube Ogsuor, by tse cel-hraIed SeoAir lat The
Request Of nADy Distinguished steusD executed BY Wal
lsce. Griebe4 brs.ow. hervig, Ni0ns Schuaerh Tyte
Nioas Boucher ard Bege snt Vie Ot ceos. pohr
ll-Romsrce from GiOyans oi NspOir " Al pas a
Auftlo MI AHuhfeon Strakoech.
l2-Recilsye snd arsIors n BravurA Tor he Violin,
win Orchestral compartments. on ne 'ayovge lrsh
melody " Tie LssI Rose ~ SumHi-S' Composed ex-
p'easly Tor This occasion, ard performed
lS.-fho. Turn in Od Tine" aaritsnsr Msiams
bouchel, Mr. Arthurson NJ GrestNtrN. ". V Wallace
lf-Firsle. Worlds Pair Polka" Gracd orcaesra
W. V. Wallace.
Doors cren at concer 10 commence At precisely
se StsG
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ROARD.-Two pleasant Rooms, with
- Bathroom attached, are offered unfl -n,hei, with
beard 10 gentlemen aud lacy with children, By
small private family IN the upper part OF the city PosGes
sion iH 81 MAJ. Apply a. Sl9 fourth av, sher ? NJ
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kOAhD.-Two Gentlemen can be ae-
- commooaed vi;h secoud-lory 'front.' room Tor The
eniung season IN very healthy and pleasant location
NofemoyaL Apply 81 81 Jay a. al 5tAWkS'
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A S Cook or Laundress, by respectable
LAYouDg Woman, with besI OF city reference. Apply
al l07 Twelfthst, near Sixih-sy. al II
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DROTEsTANT SERVANTS.-Wsnt-

4 ed several good Cooks. Nurses, WsiTesSes, Chsm-
bermsds LsUndresses &c. Good places aud high wages
will be given. without delay 10 trst class servants
by sppyipg Immediately l48 Grand-Gt Several excel
situations on hand. 81 u
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~ @ ILome for All.u-MANHArTAN BUILDlN

rP-Wsst Mount Vernon Excursion-PIc-N NC;
-Tckeu for The ExCuriOn, which Includes me nAltoaI
e out and back St cents no charge for children under
HyeMI Of age The TEUToNIA HOMESTEAD AssocA-
Tl0N invite their freuds and the pubic 10 20 wiz uem
on MONDAY next The 81 al inst 10 view the lands they
bsye recently Purchased, a. Hunts Bridge A special
ofcArs with fail band OF music, Will leave Inc ely
Hal at "a O'clock, TO re turn about 7. M
fe fn regular meeting, after This excursion 10 receive
hekAsnce OF members viii be held al National Hall IN
Canal a. on TUESDAY EVENING, me "a lntt. 49,
JOHN +. LUTHER, President.
FREDERICK MUNTER, Secretary. ais 81
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MAP COLORERS.-Wauted, two or
NA three good Map Colorers also three or t2uf gs "
worn Al The business Apply a. z sprucesi hin soy
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nEICHAFT. ] rs and mARFH
lVEKANE-InfornRton wanted, or the whereA 5out or
Michael James ard Martha Kane, and Bridget Lyn>h
from he County OF Kilenkene, Ireland, aud Who iwo
years ago resided 10 the city OF New-Yofk should is
meet he eve Of either them any acquainted with
them they Will obge the subscriber by Informing her Of
their present place Of residence. MACY hAN1-
Bal5winIvile n. Y, April t. 1871. s2 ltOkW
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DANORAMA OF CHINA FOR SALE.

II Th- subscriber hsvipg painted beautiful Psnofsms
q lbe ManpsD Customs Sceuery ke Of The Interior Of
the ChLese Empire IN Oh, NJ coat OF $50, and Dot
kAyL ume money 70 exhibit H. ofefs Tor sac Tor
Abcul one Aalf Ihe srOunt THIS Pa Drama 10 different
from ell others being Psinted 10 Oh Coof BY Student
of lie London Royal Academy. Ia accurate and master
" manLer conIsnipg huRdrecs Of eszot fgures oe.a.
uiuy pEintsd. HEO disposed OF al private sale VIZ
be sod without r,ssrye al auction, o. me 5lh OF
orIock PM BY Messfs Cooley Co, Brosd~sy'
v here ID vii he exhibited tA1se wishing 20 pl,ee.,
lie neanlr e. he ssue rly he @xsnin~a oS 'Ppyh
20 " CkO - ~ 80 y - Nbils,t
sH1715 3 81 Imyz @ 81
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DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS

A PROGRESS. 5ss BROADWAY The admirers Of
John Bunysn The lovers " Ar and the Christian pubic
generally, informed that this exhibition will positively
cOse on Saturday, 1h Inst, when IL viii DO removed "
Providence ard BOston. Exhibition every evening
O'CLOCK Oh "Wednesday ard Saturday, Afternoons eaa
on other DAYS 10 su convenience Of such ocnoos srd
Churcse, "A NAV wish TO Arrangements 70 yst IL
At,ttance IS cents To the afternoon exEeiuon ehndfen
vii be admitted for half prcs- ... a., -,
80 sssteea gloonng Stoves ana Fixtures, for tas
cheap Apply 90 the premises, between snc lot A. NJ
ai9 6tuas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ROAKD-Wanted, partial board in
IOprvae fnily bv single gentleman: location above
Csraltt ems moderate. Address h. a. the Office Of
this paper. al q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

20 Nelsce.-To Tho JOURNEYMEN TAitOkS Of
~ ia general meeting Of ths Trade S1cle.y WI
Esr ,S NJ Gsrrck'A Skin Ward Hotel, on MONDAY
TyEEING Apn zlst 1901, at Il o'clock, when business
:, rest upolAnce viii be laid before The meeting AZ
w 80 re desirous Of bene6dDg their CONDITION ano
ISs,ng he position OF Tie trade, are respscuay TO
e ep..,s5 80 attend JOHN McCAULEY, President
IL n ATuERs. Secretary.
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lTE Teacher Of experience viii instruct IN schools or pm
vate pupils Arithmetic Algebra Geometry, ss1
nrofles Chart &c Address Tngonometry Tribune u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
HONEOPATHY.-An elderly Phy'ic-

UOUSEKEEPER. - Wanted Re-
lpecsb= Ergfsh or American Lsay
n,ef.rred without iucumbr.nces uneTc@ptohso.e T.
f,ercss given ard required. Address post PAID 70 l.
WYNN POstoifce Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FEL-

4 LOWS OPERA-HOUSE. "a Brosdwsy, between
Howard and Grsnd sis Open every night during tne
week TIE celebrsied original and we'll known teilows
Nn.trea comprising an efficient and versatile corps OF
talented and pereuced performers under the direction
Of Fellows whose Concerts IN this city for the last
wear nave been received With the esies favor by the eo
and fashion OF this great Metropolis Their Concerts con
OF Buresqae Italian Opers Scenes why sayings so-
los Duets Cboruses Dancing ani Instrumental Perform
snces On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand
Concert for the accommodation OF ladies' and families,
commencing al O'Clock, NJ Admission % cenIt doors
Open At a, 10 commence at14 alo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
GRAND EXHIBITION THIS EVEN

~ ING Of The PANORAMA Of HUNGARY, corner OF
Broadway and WalserI!. Tickets 25cu; doors open a.
! cOmmeLceai5 O.. -.
Wanted a partner with small capital. Apply 10 ne
evening IN The Hall during the day a. the shakspere
Hotel, on Mr.. K. AL iFo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

VNSTRUCTRESS.-A lady OF superior
Eeducauon desires situation 10 Sc 1nary 20 ll.uIc
Young Lsdles IN French snd Music she sP9eH. ~
FTepb Isneusge aueny and teaches he Piano HaI2 ana
Guisr viii singing both 10 English sud Italian
~ OIrIRa fhLnnPh IL Tribune Once. az tls
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WANTS, &C.

a > CHAMBERMAID, or 10 do general
n homework by Young Woman who thoroughly ~
dersands her buBneIs-can give the best recommenaa
tons from present place which she leaves me hl OIL
May account OF the family giving up ho1seEeeping-
Apply at l42 West Twenty hstst, or S1 Pearl,sL, up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

rS- PRcketshtp stddons, from Liverpool -oou-
ngbees by me vessel requested 10 eend their
permits, 80 above st Pier No. II. East River, or 70
SPOFFORO TlLESTON CO, IS South-St
NB-Al goods nos permitted within 1--we days from the
l4Ih inst. will be sent to the Public Store. sl5lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

A S CHAMBERMAID and SeamstTess, by a
IN Protestant Young Woman With good refer7pees rs =
10 country. Apply Al 22l ThomPsonst In tie rear.
AL p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

~ Fine Arts.-sIGNOR PLAFTi, sculptor, from
lay having finished two large Marble Statues for Monu
meni n Greenwood Cemetery invites his friends aud al
Amateurs OF the Fine Arts 10 wish his studio. which VIII
be open for the Free Exhibition OF the ssid Statutes rom
MONDAY ihe 7th Until TUESDAY, the 22d Of April, al5z
EnI Tweniy.fntIt ala Two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ROARD-Delightful Rooms, with full
I(ooard or lresk'sst and tea may be had Ia private
femiy al ~ Himmond-sL fhe location is very desirable
for summer -esdeece. Bath, the house. al IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

~ 4 Cnrd.-Mrs BEMANis astonished snd paiaed
10 carn a. she has that card published by her few days
snce should have cEused unworthy suspicious % a either
upon NE very knd proprietor OF he Asor House or ht
agent Sir Smith To correct therefore,
hbecones Necessary to state that so far from violence or
ecciment al u hands Of those gentlemen Mrs bomAn.
In believes. with al their has
feved sught from them bat hat uavsying indulgence
po,eueu ard krdness which rsther TO be expected
hom than landlord The eectnent aud violence
which s,u conhne Mrt BemRn the house, proceeded
nom the tailor whose name 10 NE door Of No IA
tor House nd ffom hs secompce, sclas under hs d.
tecicut
NS-lti 70 needless 20 make inquiries Tor Mrs. BEAAN
Auy plsce ave Mr.. HindhRughs Tailoring Establish
nenI No. / Nesey 81, AslOr House
New.lofk Saturday, April 49, t51l. AL TO
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T member, Of the New S', 61 1a Se3ey ~
,,sd =, ber meeting rooms, Vi Princest on AONOa1,
49, 2l,t inst at "A O ocE A. n TO Join IN Puohc rfo
rs,sOn ~ said Society. I'LL, Ill mill ha
strictly iniorced. BY 9foS1,s, o,couNOR P,as,dent
NJ, prcuARDsON, Secretary. az "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN

NTON M Z r IINIlB' DNOVNLI "
lfa Commencing MONDAY, April a. THE Oldest es
h.i,hed NEGRO BAND ia Tue world-Organled l844)
Prior to their departure for the Worlds Fair The Real
Band Sable Harmonss consisting " nine real negroes
been fu aud fsshiOnabiy attended 10 AL tho pnnclpA
cities In the West and South consisting OF Airs and Songs
Kefr.ips QuMtettes. PRrodies from tho Operas Bur
lesoues Solo, Dances together with truthful deneatiou
oftne tights and shades OF he Ethiopian Isce In which
exceed by bend OF m,nsuels Admission
% cents. Doors open N6i 10 commence ~ O'Clock
al9 Stisa j. G BENSON Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

~ For Satellite splendid silver mounted wire En-
Rne beOp gtng To The nIed States Engine Co OF Phila-
oelgha Manufactured by John Agnew, OF The very best
materials and workmRnshlpi chambers inches 10 ashs
sr lCl inch strobe polished levers and with all the mod
enimproyemenu Ornamental paintings by John Wood
AIDE
Said Engine 10 In complete repair throws two streams
nom the side has thrown stream log feet high and two
streams la feel each
Can DO seen or Information given by application TO
JOHN AGNEW, Vines below Tenlh-sl,
ChAS HALLOWELL, rs Markets., Phls
ALIEN. SIMPSON, y South Secondst,
ais SUss
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NIBLO'S GARDEN-OPEN THIS

broadway THEATER.-Doors
Ebopeu att 10 commence al "A oclock-rriees Of Ad.
mission 20 Dres Circle ard Psrqusi % c.s family CIR.
Gle and Third rier Is Gallery l2i eta Pdvsfe boyos,
Is and IS THIS EVENING. Aphl u. will be performed,
the Grand Romantic, Fairy Spectacle ~
THE VISION or THE SUN.
TarmAr........Mr. Whiting Koran. Miss Anderton
Previous to the spectacle, the new Comedy called
THAT ODlOUS CAPTAIN CUTTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

r,,. Aauiyersary.-Th The Eighth Anniversary Of Tue
sa15s.' Home Missionary Society will be hsd At Ihe
60, ~ Al = Church. on tt E5DAY EVENING, tne
I'D lost Rev $. FOSTER, OF Mdlberry-sS Cnurch,
Rev Dr. McCLlNrOCk and DINERS, VIII alut9ss .n0
,assing To commence al "A O'Clock. al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

NRGANIST.-Situa wanted, from
he lst Of May, In any Church or Chapel 10 me cy u
vicinity of NeyyYork by frat Orgsnat who ca1 give
the best references about his character and musical abilities
SO an orgsuitt and leader OF choir Address ~ n Or-
gansi, Tribune Office. ais o.
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DARTNER.-Wanted, a Partner in the

Il "a n ~ En- w duJous q 0ibhoA III ''AS
II manufacture Of materials FOR bringing into pra Teal
use the recent improvement In The Russian mode OF neat
ing buildings which effected by means OF bnck carmen
snd wooden tubes boers The largest house can be
heated the csrbonc gas carried OF, and periec venus-
tlon produced by cooking range In no eouuHy 10
Europe except England houses heated by iron tubes
They are unhealthy, and consume much more fuel bg1he
adoption OF his system the modern Improvements IN New
York houses would be perfect Addren l. SMOLlNshl,
al Ibis Office Az u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
BOARDING.

RO A 4 D.-Pleasant furnished front
b Rooms can be Obtained NJ :. Amitg Place third door
tno'e b--ckr.st, Tor gentleman ana ia vile.
t"oiD gentlemen, IN private family. where '-w are
lshrh lne l)use Is ealDy located, I'D hai the h-ya1-
iage OF Two ssge routes the Amy sud Bsecker "a snd
hear bfoao"ay. References exchanged a. -
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mo pAPER ROX MAKERS.-Want-

Il ei Paper Bax Make: and one who has aversion %
sg'ntaous liquors nsy address Bon hANhNr =. ~
Office 81, w.
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~ GerrIt smith Bounty RecipieOts.-TAkE
NOrICE-A Isl special needing Of the Gernt smith
Land Association will lake place THIS EVENING, Al
"A O'Clock al ~ Grsnd-s, when the frs Pioneers viii
lake their farewell II will be 10 The Interest OF all re-
ciplents TO aueud lIpl HENRY NJ. ODER, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NTONEY LOANED-In large,or small

I'VE sunns on ate Watches, Jevery, Wearing Appafe,
Pianos PersonAP Property OF every descnpuOn Aqq5@
CONFIDENTIAL, Tribune Office. a. lnmNsC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

re- TAe sixty -fiftk Anniversary OF ST Es
s'sIsry viii he hello ~ tho AsOr House on WnVNG -
NV "a init Tickets the dinner 70 DO obtained al ho
Giia,stny piaees:-The SOcelys Rooms 90 Sreenw,cn'
AnSn office Bare syst. Presidents hoasei o. ~
Tysny.sxih-st and al the ss"s'dt ~ - 49,. $
feBFfsti osko' - ~ al94t
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
BALTIMORE AFFAIRs-A BANK DEFAuL

BALTIMORE AFFAIRs-A BANK DEFAULT
ER PARDoNED-U. ;. SENATOR FROM FLoRI.
DA-A HANDSOME PRESENT. Baltimore
Jan. 20th.-Cty Councils met today. The
Mayors message says the asse.sahe proper.
" has increased during the year upwards ni
Sl,OO0,OO0. The NUMBER of houses built i.
upwards ot 1900.
Gov. Lowe has pardoned Richard L. Tur.
ner. The delaulting Bank clerk.
Mr.. Mallory. Democrat. has been elected
U. s. Seuator from Florida. wee Yuee. h,
vote of wings and dissatisfied Democrats.
magnificent service of silver plate wa.
prosecuted 10 Ex-Gov. Thomas tonight. a
Carol! Hall, by his Office holders. Ii cos
$3.50.
Nothing south of Petersbnrgh tonight.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

The ATLANTIC STEAMER Nothing has We,
been heard from this steamer which sailed
from Liverpool, December %. twenty -four
day. ago, and is now at least ten DAYS out of
time. Much anxiety is felt abo 1t her.
superstition ii, some of the papers that a
wreck apparently cut in two, passed by the
Andrew Foster, at New York. in lat. Al So
Ion. 81 "a, 9TH inst, might have been run
down by the Atlantic, &c, inasmuch as the A
did not leave Liverpool until Dec. rs, and
would not at this season be up to long. 81 "a,
in less Than ten days. The following list of
her passengers, so far as knewn, has been COM
municated by the con>ignees of the steamer -
w. A. Mheeock. Mrs. Whselock, W. f.
Case, Mrs. Case. J. H Easter, k A. Harris. l.
Potringer. {. c. Hatch, Mrs. Hatch, H. p.
Walker. Mr.. Butterfeld, Mr. Sutton, E. III.
Griffin. d. Ranken, G. b. Reese, A Lawrence
Jr, e. Schrader, Mr.. Schlieman, Mr.. Klaner,
W. Benjamin Jr.. g. Mackenzie. j. S. Lowry.
MIR. Alexander and servant. Mr.. Wadsworth
and servant, NJ. Goldstein, G. A. Curtis and ]
]. Loring.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
DOMESTIC PORTS,

bosToN-Ar 18th, brig Whirple (of Thomsstor)
Geyer, MatanIas LIST inst schs Courier Rogers Rich
mona Banner, Rrannan, Bath ship Maine Freeman
Liverpool, Nov l2.
Cid 9Th, ship South Carolina Geo Prebe, New Or
leans. ' -N' VI
Ar 18Th, schs Hyas. MoFaddin, Bath; 18th, Florida
NEW oRLEANs-Adv 9th, ship Zaratan. Chase. for
Philadelphia, ldg - N"''>' '''
sAVANNAH-sld 18th, ship Rhine, Glasgow brig
Baldwin, Bath. so" oi's L
CID 18Th, bark Barring Brothers, Cotter N york
MoblLE-Adv 9Th, ship Nathl kimbau Gov for 7 w.
erPoo part cargo engaged Sarah Louisa, Mel elan.
Ar sth, ship Elizabeth. n York
Ga YIN, bark isnardon Sanford, York; brig JOSEPH
kellar, Providence.
CHARLESToN-Cld 18th, ship Switzerland Carter.
Liverpool. ''
Sid 5th 10th, ship Charles Crooker Duncan, for Liy
erpool. ' " '
York f'' ~ 80"
PHILADELPHIA-Ar eth, hrig New World. Cashier.
Orleans -
NEW YORK-Ar 14ih shin Vermont Perry LIVER
set, Coffin, Savannah tn, ship Metallic d, fof Rich
mond, Leghorn s, Gibralter 49, Cid 10TH bark Roler
ck Dhu, Flitner Cid 18th, brig Julia Moulton Donnell
Kingston -
WILMINGTON-Ar 'lth, sch Ustaoga, Bath
RlCHMoND-Ar 18th, sch Ophr Spear, OF and from
Thomaston. - ~
PRovIDENCE-Ar 18th, brig Geo L Abbott, of Rock.
land, Stanley. Mobile, bar S9rh ut
Cid SIN brig " des 7 Walker Edrecomb from NJ,
tanzas.
NEWPORT-Ar 10TH ship Shelter from Bath for
York ~ ~ "
In port l7th, brig Palo Alto; schs Juno, of Rockland
Richmond, Thomaston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

Fatal Accident.-Mr. Samuel NJ. Pierce of
Augusta, lost his life few days since, by fall
ing under his sled. He was hauling WOOD and
1t seemed probable, that while standing on the
front of the sled pitch in the road caused the
wood 10 fall on him and throw him under the
runner. No bones were broken; nor did there
seem to be bruises upon the body sufficient to
produce death; from The position in which he
was found, II is not improbable he was
smothered in the snow. Mr.. p was about As
years of age-an honest, conscientious man,
and mach respected.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

The LATE AccrDENT IN New YoEk. The
examination OF witnesses in the investigation,
OF The recent disastrous accident in New
York, is still progressing. The testimony
already adduced shows most concIusiveiv
That The materials used in the construction
ct The buildings was totally unfit for the puI
pose, aud that the buildings were erected in
an unsafe aud bad manner Since the
accident, other buildings in process of cree
non have been examined and found To he in
tile same dangerous condition. In one block.
tia police drove the workman off. aud are
stationed near TO warn passers by of their
danger, until the building can be taken down.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
Mass. Congressional Elections

Duncan. whig, is probably reelected in The
third district.
In the fourth district. Mr.. rockingham
Dem, makes relative gain in his own to vn
OF 705 votes-that is, he loses bu; 10. while
Thompson loses SSi and Palirey SIS. Palfrey
has gained in some small towns, but the result
is probably choice.
In the second district. MIR Upham, whig
was nearly 500 from an election, and has prob.
ably not overcome it now.
In the fifth district, there is, of course, no
choice, Mr. Allen, free soil, wanted about 1890
of an election.
In the sixth district, Mr.. Davis, wing, NAV
have succeeded.
In the seventh. no choice, probably.
In the tenth district. Zeno Scudder. aboli.
ton Whig is chosen. having gained 800 in
New Bedford. where the Howlanders failed to
oppose him. He has also gained in several
small towns.-Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

RockeeTs Patent Newspaper, Letter and Bed
Clothes Clasps, specimens of which have been
left at our office-deserve, certainly, 10 be
classed among the Indispensable. Every per-
son who takes newspaper should have anews-
paper clasp. The Letter Clasp is convent
ent and neat appendage to the writing desk
and the little ones can't "kick the kiver off, =
10 which the bed-clothes clasp is attached
Seriously, there is no mere frequent cause for
colds among children than that Of throwing of
their covering In the night, but this useful in
vention obviates all difficulty in that respect
Sawyer q Magoun are agents for the above in
this CITY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23

TIRUSSES, thai are warranted, al
% SPSUAw,S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-23
To the Ladies' of Bath and V;cn;ty

MRS W1NSLOW. an experienced nurse
and FEM ALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
sottening ihe gums-wil 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-
liet ard health to your infants, nerer has ii
fdfed timely used.--perfectIy safe to be ad
mlnistered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price %
cents hottie.
N. r. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. and attend 70 Il ~ ono,
if your child is suffering. DIR. A. Shaw. act
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