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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10

New HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLArURE.-This
body concluied IT'S labors aud adjourned at
5 O'Clock Saturday morning. Sessions were
held through the day aud evening of The
fourth. The acts aud resolves passed are
generally of local character and Interest,"
A bill to suppress the sale OF Intoxicating
drinks passed the House of Representative,
hui was defeated in the Senate. The bill 10
unite the Manchester aud Lawrence and
Concord Railroads.. was denied ii second
reading in the Senate. eleven To one On
the 81 a SINGLE resolution was adopted ap-
proving of the compromise measures, and
pledging New Hampshire to sustain the
Executive in carrying them INFO effect. II
was passed 10y vote of 10 10 2 in the SEN
ate, and of 252 to 80 in the House.
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Sad Accident.

One of the most terrible accidents Of
which we have heard or read for many a
long year. occurred last evening at the St.
Louis theatre. At about 9 o'clork, and viii lie
the second act Of the drama of jack Shop
pard was progressing in the front part of the
stnge, number Of the company were ar
ranging for dance in hack scene, and of
course excluded from view of the audience.
Mrs. Silica, a very estimabie lady Of the corps
had Just completed her toilet and entered
upon the stage, where she engaged in con-
versauon with Mr.. Watson, reialine to some
minimie Of the performance. Scarcely.
however, had a'word been uttered, when a
large fiat iron suspending the lamp from the
ceiling. clipped from its fastenings, and fell
to the ground, striking Mrs. Shea on the top
ol The bead. She. uttered faint exclama-
tisu and In moment fell stone dead upon
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ACCIDENT AT HANOVER. N. II. The Trap
eller learns that distressing accident occur
red on the Fourth, on the common at
Dartmouth College One man was Instantly
killed, and two severely hurt, in discharg ng
a cannon. jeremiah KirnbaII, a middle
aged man. having wife, and four children,
was killed; John Cote, Frenchman, had
both his thumbs brnken and breast burned.
and a man named links had one arm iacer-
ated. They were all day-Iaborers. They
neglected 10 use the swab, aud, of course,
the gun was prematureIy discharged. The
occasion of the neglect was, anxlery TO fire
the gun as rapidly as another party who
were firing at Norwich, VT.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A gentleman named
Nightingale, (of Providence, r. I'D accom-.
parnied 10y his daughter, took The cars fiom
thus city Saturday forenoon, and after pro-
cee,iing a shOrI distance. lie experienced
very i'll turn, similar to flaming f., but in
time seemed To revive, aud his friends
thought he could reach Boston without much
further Inconvenience. Alter leaving Ports
mouth, however, he grew worse, and Just
before the cars reached Hampton, he was
seized with a very violent fiji so that lie had
To he taken out of The cars at that place and
Immediately afier expired. His appearance
indcared him to be man of some sky or
sixty FIVE years of age. Disease of The hear,
was the probable cause OF his dealh.-Port.
Abr
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the stage, which was soon covered with her
blood! The performance was immediately
suspended.
Airs. Shea came TO this country us Miss
Kemble, and is the grand daughter of Ste.
pI,en kemble, and grand neice Of the famous
Mrs. S'ddous. Her husband is at preseu, in
New Orleans. She was general favorite
OF the company, all of whom are shocked
and srieved beyond expression by her tragic
and unlimely end. She had been watching
the whole afternoon nv the bedside Of Mrs.
Lamor, another member OF the same CON-
pany, who died last evening OF choIera, at
the Indian Queen Hotel had closed the eyes
OF that actress in death, and had doubtless
gone 10 sustain her own part for the evening
with many sad and gloomy thought. How
little did She think that her own death was
impending in the DEGREES Of Providence, but
from a cause how much more fatal Than even
the fearful cholera!
As we saw her about ten o'clock last even.
ing, laid out upon the lounge of the Green
Room, just as she fell, with the gay aud ele-
CANT robes OF The stage still upon her, we
could not contemplate the shocking picture
without paDg aud a shudder. Ii reminded
US how the ancient Egyptians decked their
festal halls with corpse dressed in the mag
nhcent attire Of a bridal feast, or in the gor-
geous and sumpruous robes of the throne
room; what an awful contrast between gale.
ty and the white moiionless features, the
chill and icy flesh that resisted the touch and
sent chill 10 The heart, the fixed and CLASSY
eye no more TO be kindleG INFO animation,
aud the low whsperings and soft an! steal
thy footsteps all around.-&. Louis Union,
Eth uh
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To the Ladies of Bath and Tcin,fv.

MRS wINSLOw. an experienced nurse
and FEN ALE PHYSICIAN, has SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening The gums--will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. IL win give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, never has It
failed iftimeiy used. perfectly safe to be ad
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS PERKINS. Price 26
cents a hottie
N r. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW.S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your shild is suffering. DIR. s. p Shaw, agt.
lyll III tENsst
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State Of Maine.

r INCOLN ss-At a Probate Court held at Wiscnssef
IL on the q b day OF July AID ISL
Ordered thai John Coburn, administrator of the
estate of JOHN D. COBURN. late Of Topsham, In said
County deceased notify The heirs AZ law aud creditors
OF said diseased and all persons interested that his
second account administration the esaie Of saidde-
ceased viii be offered r allowance al Probate Court
wiscasset. on the first Monday Of august next; also
The private OF The administrator will he consd
cred when and where they may be present they see
cause.
Notice TO he given by publishing ar,es,ed copy Of
this or!er IN the Eastern Times printed Bath, three
weeks successfully, before said Cnur Of Probate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Jnly the year
of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifiv-on
r.nl.o ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge Of Probate ID
3w3e Copy Atest-EnwIN s. HovEY, RsS
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Afrira.

ottuHtSHtP 1yTfd.
Ar at Liverpool iith ult, John P. HARDWOOD, Andres
Charleston Niagara, Smith, New York.
Adv 18th, John Dunlap Skoied, for Portland with
despatch j. C. Humphreys, New Orleans do.
Entered inwards at London, 18th u Yorktown, Storer
Boston 18th, Wabash, Barnes, Havana.
Id 18th, Clara Ann, Reed, (from Havana) rristol.
Ar At Belfast, 18th, stephen Young, Matthew'S Dor.
deaux.
Ar at Bordeaux 18th, Brunswick, Thomas, n Orleans
Ar at Elsineur sth, Clinton, Deano Havana for Cron
stadt Sheffield Lewis Orleans for do 18th Rainbow
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RELIc.-While working pine log, cut
from the bank of The Potomac, near the
White House, at Washington, grape shot
was discovered of about halfa pound in
weight. The aperture was not only entire
ly closed and Invisible, but an entirely new
c"at, two inches thick had grown over the
spot, II was doubtless fired from The can-
non OF the British, IN the engagement during
the summer OF lSl4. Since which the
little suPIing had become considerable Tree.
3 The City Grays left Wednesday morn
ing on camp excursion. They will visit
Waterville, Lewiston, and Portland, returning
in the cars on Friday evening. On their re-
turn they will be received at the Rail Road
Depot, by the Mechanic Rifle Company, and
escorted through the city to their Armory.
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Na 81 rrta me- g.

In Topsham, by George Rogers, Esq, Mr.. Samuel VIII
liams OF Bowdoia, to Mrs Charity Small Of IT. 3 9 4
In Bowdoinham, S0ult by Rev. DR.. Clement, Capt.
Lincoln atten Of opsham, Miss Mary E Whitney of
D.
In Chelsea Mass, 5th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Langworthy,
Col Andrew Dennson Of Brunswick, to Mrs. Mary 9.
Hartshorn of c. -s- III r.a-er 81 81 ~-r f- -
ln'Ashburnham, Mass, Mr. J. ". Emmons to Miss
Harriet NJ Conant, both Of Brattleboro'. -.
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Per steamers Baltie and conn{n

PIT NtdneTS BTNlc ana C"ndId.
Cid at Liverpool 23d, kennehec, Smith, York, sid
25th.
Ar at Cowes 23d, Sae Leonard. Thompson Havana.
Sid from Newport 2lst, Zenoba, Barker, Bath Ma
rion, Parker, York
Ar at Cadiz 18th, Delaware, Patten, Orleans.
Ar at alcutta 25h, ST John, Skofeld. for London
Ar at Calao, 9Th ult, barque Mary Glorence, Trott
Panama
Ar at st John, NIB. 10Th ult, ship Emma Fields, Snow
York; S0th, brig Elizabeth Hastings Fitzgerald Bath
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% Q 81 { III s..

In this city 5t inst, Mrs. Sarah R. wife of Mr. stephen
T. Berry, aged 30.
In Wiseasset, 9TH inst, Mr. Anthony Mason, aged 81
years.
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Scraphincs and Mclodeons.

THE subscribers prepared TO furnish S-raphines
Che largest of them suitable for churchesl, and
Cahart's Patent Mel"ions THE action OF which is
quick the Piano) AT Manufacturers Lowest Prices
These instruments are ofIhe BEST QUALITY and R.
aAxTED SAWYER& MAGOUN, Book>xLLERs.l
Bath. June 8 so
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Pure Block Tin Pines,

ENTIRELY irss from Aoxious poisonous qualitiss that
Il mmy wsssfs derive from Is.d, when used TO conduct
IT, and reeonnspdsd By ths afst Chephfs snd Enen
10 iAs sens p6rposes Xso Chssn end Wen Pipes. A.
%, LepkRipe. = s.,tSg 7 ccMjjwAtxER oo:
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Guardians Sale

DY authority of the Probate Court tor the County of
ID Lincoln will sell at rivate sale, the right of
liam King insane person, redeem the land situated
in Bath which he mortgaged William Richardson BY
deed dated goth day October 1872 sale to be
at Sagadahock House in Bath the 9th day of Au-
gust next, O'Clock in the afternoon Also
time place, will sell private sale, land
situated Bath and belonging said King, which any
person may wish TO purchase. s. tn .t-t'
ASA REDINGTON, Guardian.
Bath, July 8, 1851. 3w3
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SPOKEN.

June go Cape Hattaras distant miles, sch Charlie &
Willie, Follansbee, I'm Daren for Damariscotta.
July 2 l2 miles W by from Monhegan, ship
Winfield Scott, of and from Newcastle for N York.
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Neo York July ~. Fennimore Cooper
received The sacrament on Saturday evening
preparatory TO dissolution. He is about 60
years of age. There is no hope of his recov-
cry.
The Br. ship Mowry, Capt. Wyhill, OF
this port, reports June Is, LAT. AZ long. 46 80.
spoke Br brig Fanny OF and for Liverpool
from Mobile which vessel reported having
seen during her passagea ship on fire, hav-
ing about $50 persons on board. 1t was
blowing fresh at the lime o. speaking the
Fanny, and the captain Of the MowIy could
no, hear distinctly the full particulars. All
thar could be learned was that she had been
entIreiy consumed, and thar the pass encers
aud crew were probably lost with her. The
burning ship was understood 10 be bound to
Mobile
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ES&2ss 3 = - fss.s : = Ssssi =. ~: a
E. ~ ~ s:; e y e 8 sEisise
q Fer rrssa - R.. q ~ ,s.s hs1s 49,
give HWuy. ----~
For sale By 4. g. PRsSs n S.te e; A.
Mscombsr. and J. Waksdel "a mssscs Z ~ rs ~
nard, WsidOssre, { .r.i re. ,ss. wssrns 3 Sss
e. hchIono,; r;..ss 83sssin. ss.sh IAeeeSS
Rrcsrr. Rowdsiaham filisss: ~. = ~ -
aiSLsr e, L, .1., sddr:s.:d . Wsi.ss g.
3oi Ttsstwsy, \ Yer "
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Piano Fortes at Auction.
fHE subscriber will sell auction the recently
occupied BY Daniel Larrabee, Saturday, July l4th,
at O'clock A. NJ,
Two high finished and fine toned Piano
Fortes.
They can be examined said the day before the
sale. Terms liberal. II. W. OWEN, Auctioneer.
July 9Th, 1851.
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BcdStead & Bedding Warehouses,

No. Elm Street, Bath-dnd 27I Con-
gress Street, Portland.
N. B.-Paent Spring Beds fitted common bedsteads
without being removed from The house.
- Bedsteads of every description; also. Hair, Husk.
Cotton and Palm Leaf Mattresses hand, made TO
order.
% Steamboats, and Ships ber,hs furnished with the
Spring Beds and Mattresses short notice. the low
cash prices. 6m47
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p u T. N A MS
SPRING BEDSTEAD.
Patented april "a, lS4s.

NV W w ~ SNN
DESPEC rFULLY invites The ladies and gentlemen
IL OF Ram and vicinity call and examine this cee-
brs'ed Spring Bed and Bdsfeai mbinei; with its
rous Wedge Clasp and Dovelail FastenIngs whe rcby
il can be put up taken down in minutes and is
perfectly steady without the help of bed key
cords. No rolling into The middle the springs are of
equal strength all the bed consequently il aaps
itself 10 every of the body and gives relief
10 the weary and toll worn. Ii is acknowledged by all
who have il III he he cheapest and best he'd
invented. Requires no making except air il and
spread on the clothes.
Please call and examine, whether you wish TO pur-
chase or n nj "A hIs
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Buswell's Mineral Paint,

A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF PAINT
n wassamed equal any offered 10 the public fos sale
by MITCHELL Low.
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MURDER IN MEDroRD, Mass. The Com
monceahh gives the following account of a
murder which was committed at Medford, on
Saturday evening:
:" At house in the north part of the town,
body of lrishmen had assembled for carousal.
They became quite drunk and noisy, and at
last fell TO fighting each other. Mr.. John
Ford, neighbor, went in 10 qnell the dis
turbance, but finding his efforts unavaling,
left. He had proceeded but two or three rods,
when he was overiaken by man from the
house, who dealt him a severe blow upon the
head with stone, which produced a conclusion
otlhe brain, and caused instant death. Soon
after, one or TWO officers arrived, and upon en-
tering the house found the inmates washing
one of the floors which was covered with blood.
In another of the rooms was man shockingly
beaten. apparently with piece of iron. He
will probably recover.
A coroner's inquest was held Sunday on the
body of the deceased, which resulted in YER
dict that the said Ford came to his death BY a
blow upon the head from some person or per-
sons TO the jurors unknown No arrests had
been made Sunday moaning, but probably will
be as the parties at the house are well known,
and the person who struck the fatal blow, was
seen by one of the neighboes 10 leave the house
and return again after Ford fell. Rum, which
is the great curse of our foreign, as well as
native population, was the cause Of this atfray,
which has proved 50 fatal 10 one of our most
industrious and sober citizens
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Zinc Milk Pans,
NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has Just received large assor meni
L Of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES. which, in addi-
lion 10 his former stock, comprises OF the largest
the city, among which are
Old Hyson TEAS, Oolong Teas,
Young do do Ninyung, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernambuco Coffee,
Rio d. ST. Domingo do
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
81 CToix do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
-Codhsh-Rice-Cask and Box Rasins-Cur-
rants- Burning Fluid, extra quality-Bar >oap-Mn
asses-and all other articles usually kept Grocery
Store. To be sold AT the lowest prices for cash.
X. X SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House.
Bath, June 25, 1851. Ilf
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Barque Mary Adela, Of Thomaston, at New York from
Antwerp, in contact night Of LIST inst Sandy Hook
W l6 miles with unknown brig from Philadelphia.
The has her stern injured but the damage brig
asceTtained.
Brig richmond hence for Savannah, put into Charles
ton 18th, having lost sails and carried away deck load
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MORSE g. WING,
AT THE
Z" CITY EXCHANGE"

AVE for sale, reasonable TERMS Fruit Vegetables,
llConectonery, Cigars, Cutlery, Tobacco Nuts, kai-
sins, Patent Medicines, Toys, FIREWORKS.
Powder and Fuse,
and variety of other goods
The public respectfully invited to give US call.
Goods any other store.
Recollect the place-latey occupied by Bowles Sd
door from Elliot House, Front street, Bath.
J.. MORSE T1 H.. L. WING.
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City of Bath.
HOUSE PAPER.

THE largesta AMI best assortment of House Paper
oferedin Bath. and at prices which will be SALTS
FACTORY 10 those in want.
Painted Curtains and Curtain
FiXtureS-Fire BOaad Prints
Green and Blue Curtain
Paper, &C.,
may he found nj the Booksto OF
Bath, May Z 1851. 40 SAWYER K MiGOUN.
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ARRIVED

Sch Mary Jane, Perkins, Savannah.
Sch Eliza Warren, Chesley, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Lamartine, Turner, Wilmington, NC.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams Boston.
Sch Geo Wheaton, Oliver, Boston,
Sch Harold, Oliver, Boston.
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Bitters! Bittefs!!

DOR Spring and Summer Ccmplainls-she tfne sRd
L genuine articles For sale by
81 A G PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Cement.

y HYDE Co. have constantly on hand and
IL sale the beN article ofC CEMENT now in ase.
Feb ~ 1851.
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Beef and Pork.

DAR7EIs Extra Mess Beef-do Mess Pork-western
ID Cured ANS, for sale by MF GANNETT
Bath, May 20, 1851. Al
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DISASTERS.

CLEARED.
Brig Sea Bird, Curtis, Havana-sch II Counce Gil
christ, New York.
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For Sale.

THRF E second hand Oil Canis,ers. for sale low BY
L July g. Ieol NJ F. GANNETT.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, July L.
SAILED.
Barque Gen Taylor, MITCHELL Havana Br sch Aida
Barker, Parrssoro, MS Bloomer, (new) Dickman Hs.
vana.
SATURDAY, July S.
ARRIVED.
Sch Attakapas, Startt, New York.
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New Flat Iron Heaters.

THE best and most economical ever before otFe red
will do vast amount of cook ng besides CslI An
examine, at HI CHAMBERLAiN'S,
Front ST, near Ssgndahock Ferry
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Fruit and Vegetables,
their season-now receiving by the steamboats, from
Boston, New FORK and south 81 the City Markedly
SO A G PAGE
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Burning Flufd,

e.ir. guaty, just received snd for sale I. ne cit
" Market by 50 PAGE.
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CHECKLISTS
CELEBRATED AMERICAN RAZOR

This way, Gentlemen!
rfERE Is prime 10, 81 GOAT BOOTS, wLieA vii
II sell n disccuni, n Ihave large stock q hand.
RsiA, Jsne g, teS1.Hfhl J. ". RoDEkI8.
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To Let.

Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.
TUSr received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
j direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as l tt ii,4t.
Rairnai-E ,npIre-Calhoun-J II Beach-B Usher
Also Common brands. - ~
New York do do-Bos,on do do-MESS PORk-New
Work CHEESE-Bssson Do. An OF which will be soad
cheap for cash. ST y. y. oMHn.
Bah, June IS, 1851 NS & W
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Ice! Ice !.

. IJAY FORKS-Iiand Rakes of all knds-Pa,en, and
Ii Common Sneaths-ior sale wholesale and retail by
: June 20 ISL. w p MARSTON
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80. NarnrNr on THE MAILS,

- - s.na.arT Mail from baltimore, phiisdslphis
Nss york Boston &C, and Bunalo, 1e, win now be
ceived by o'clock a. M hsss 1Ja ne n - % ssn.
hrtoSara AZ and o'clock, p. m, daily slssa =
rbs southern Mail will be closed hereafter daily a 8
O'Clock m and win DO reostved - heretofore, daily
The second Eastern Mail and Great Western Msl are
received by M and closed at Q, p IN, daily The Mail
to with the Train for Baltimore which BRING
the Great Mail, to arrive here by 0 O. IN. No Eastern
Mail is received at this ONCE Sunday night and no
Eastern Mail 70 be sent beyond Baltimore, is made up
Saturday night Norfolk, &c. three times by Bald-
more-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; four times by
Richmond-T Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
.a Tns NAL r Annapolis, Maryland and Norfolk and
saturday at p M and Is received six times week.
with Mail from Baltimore, Maryland, by IL m.
Inc Mail nom Georgetown, d. O. is received twice daily
by M and p M, and il is closed for that place al
the same hours. a# f 3i tsf.aA
The Mail from Rockville &c. Nd is received Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, of each week. by 6p and 1t
is closed for those places p of the days.
The Mail from Brookville, &C., Md, Is received by D.
Of Wednesday and Saturday. each week. and closed for
those places at 9 p m OF Monday and Thurs day.
Upper Marlboro &c, Nd, received by D. M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday aud Is closed same days at D. m
Port Tobacco, &C.. Maryland, received Tuesday Thurs
day. ana saturday by p m, closed Sunday, Tuesday
Warrenton, Mddleburg, &c.. Va, received Sunday We'd
nesday and Friday, BY II p m, closed at p. m, Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday. r,at .ts
Leesburg, &C., Va, received by and closed at D. M
Monday, "wednesday, and Friday.
- The postage on newspapers and that on all printed
matter addressed to foreign country is required to b.
paid In advance The postage is also to be prepaid on
letters and packets addressed foreign countries other
than Great Britain, Ireland and Scotland and Bremen
In Europe and some places to which they pass through
the Bremen post Office.
AS- The ONCE is open from halfpast o'clock a. m
70 o'clock, p. m, daily, except Sunday and on that
gay Is open from halfpast TO ten and from
t,s taanN 4#n4 Postmaster
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WALMINGTOM BOARDING SCHOOL
w Fob BOYS.--This institution d situated In
one o. the hsslthiss parts Of the city Wilmington
ursy beyond the settled portions Of the town. This uni
orm hoathfulness Of the location may be inferred from
the met that since the establishments Of the school, about
weneght years, very few Of serious ndisposon
have eocurred among the pupils, and not single death
elther hore or from Diseases contracted while here
Tns course OF tnstrcton includes besides the ornay
hngisl prp4eh9s, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry Phys
ology History Rhetoric, the various branches Of AIathe
macs ana thsIatin Greek, and French Par
cular attention Is paid to the higher Mathematics and
their application TO Mechanics and the latter
and Surveying taught practically by field operations,
with the use OF appropriate Instruments Lectures
Natural PHILOSOPHY and Chemistry in which all the
portant principles illustrated by experiments, are
regularly delivered before the students.
AS the object B to make the nstruction as thorough
and practical possible expense has besn spared In
providing suitable apparatus II is believed that this
respect the institution will compare avoraby with any
similar one In the county carefully selected library,
Of more than one thousand Volumes containing works
the various branches OF Literature and Science furnishes
ample reading natter while Laboratory, fully supplied
with apparatus and tests contains all that Is necessary
practical instruction in Chemical Manipulation s
The school year commenced on the third Secondary
Monday) Of the Ninth month September and Is divided
into four quarters Of eleven weeks each leaving vacation
Of two months, from about the middle of the Seventh
month (July). tsG t.p ft SAMUEL ALSOP,
mar a Principal, Wilmington, Del. +