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The New York herald., 1851-09-12
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Move OF the Ocean Steam


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ste,nshp pire City Tur, er New o.lesr Roberts
siirS SWf.Isis: N:rri,; e,lyss.ep, 4 i gr..srs CO.
ss m s., 81 ISsn . w ;o1
Irss Is srsa Fasi :1 eo's'1 ssssas % 81 Sscs.sis
Brig DANIEL Huntisy tBrj Cosihee. syaneJ. J VIII
6rF Ir, Wars. Tenerise Foster 4 Nisk.rscn.
Rris ofiois Brandt. Marks. &C. Lsia n s.annarL
ss piIssa ifSs%.s s"iS Ta,s ii% PR.s.psis .. a,nd
s, sss5 f,ssn f', cssis ks hs'ssS Bss ts1. Is. Co.
sss, IIl,o rsisr.Sn so;sog rS,;sr e Ness;.,a
ssS ssn ssSn bF.sy Ss4enS Il rds.
sloop Sea witch. wens, Provideree.
Arrived.
sn,sansp Niseara, iei,sh. Liverpool Aug 90 a, noon,
with nese tud passengers TO EIunArt.
Bra Aseehs arsy from va,aal,s, Avg r. With ol,..es
ES S ron ~. - s q "a cr '2ss ssS .sg
hiis Peerless brl Mcclellan Turis Islands u days. With
EiiF Phlufa, ih,,sher; Wilmington. NC days, with
So 3liysii. Ts.esra tPsF y,5ms.hs Antigua % days,
rs S'is' ,Ss R,'sfnsss y Isssra Nc with
sh, Join warren, LOlsr, Rogue River days with ship
Fdr sussp Mary. R,ynss New Haven bound 10 Phi,.
yi.; xIn;s is,iE slEa1s;isA,,
ssbf ryESSH e.ps.. Ssa Sss' ssas saS' ysiss Ssy:
hI g.s S5,iiSi' fs;iSf' 4.Ss.S;R Ss' yIissis
ssir ir 6S,ists' 6Sei a. b.rasis virsinis, d.yt
ssI lie Chapter, s:. yl55@i, vI1tSis ssy: days
ssfr : , ssf.sa nSissin;' yI!siai:, days
Eeir John Cooper, kelsey. virginia, 2 days
schr Bertnt, 1ecker. yirgtnis Gays.
s~lr John Crocifar Chambers. virginia, days
scir T. " bigcSsi. " OoemAn Anson, N1r<inia, z days
Scir y rcoi. Crammer. NirEiniz, days.
setr v vrtrch. I.tt- Virginia. days.
Schr J p1tkley, Sherman Nnsinis.
sthr Eslis. rctt. NrFipis
ftfr & i-N fos, virginia.
SsttA Tdvares, sorer. Nirxinia.
f,tr Annr Cole. White Nirrinia.
srtr Senstor Bunnsll Virginia
Sthr J IA Iarrs Lynch. NirgiBia:
Sehr IA James. Amach. Virginia.
sctr IIsxsii Iafapkin. Richmond.
Sthr Cfpsy. Banncl. Richmoad.
slgop Blacts.ope. Aprleby, P-ovidsaee
sioop WIN II Bowen. kianey, Froviisnes'
Below.
One big. south Of tie II ighlsnda
Sailed.
stssnship rupirs City, Tanner Chasres ship Undsrwr
ter, Shirley Liverpool
PfruRNSD-Bsrk Minervs. ehernan, hence sth inst
ound - Limerick when tvo tsys OUT discovered 20 Be
eakrg % ~ eco strokes hour, and increasng on l0th
inst vhtn about li miles out all hands presented written
rmorttrtnce aganft farther the voyage
The tesse then about and arriving risy At
ssrsy Book tken In tow By steaaer Nahanisn, and
brought M TO TIE city.
csrt Avry q brig Aseons arrived Yesterday reports
at ssvss te iIg1 NE occurred at MatanEss on sd ult
durEr vhch several vessels went ssaore but were got OF,
without damage, after dischsrEng.
ssyr iwihd q, sunrise, NV meridian, and light As
sunset, calm.
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SNyFPlN0.

L,oR sALE-Two or THE BEST STATE ROOMS mos
snd 25l on board the stsa ,ap Frsn tlis on
the 2Qth inst. Apply TO RICHARDS " CRONKnIfR,
81 snd 56 Exchange Place
EoE CHARLESTON, VIA PETERSBURG. vA-PAs-
sengers for Charleston and the date places By
taking the ttea uship kOANOKE Tomorrow (Saturdsyl
morning FROM Pier No North River will arrive In Petsrs
burg Sunday evening. Ia time south by maa
train OF Pafsage TO Pets-stsrg. SO.
DEEM X THORNTON, % Pearl street.
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VICTORY BY the YACaI ANEFIcA
THE MATCH RACE WITH Ills TlrlWA.
AsUHD OF rHE HaRvEsTs
THE We RY LA 4 E = t,
&c, SC, SO.

The British msa steamship NisgsIa, Captain Stone,
arrived at her wharf hspsst three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon She left Liverpool Saturday the Goth ult
The news is not Of the slightest Importance, in ro-i
Cal point Of view.
There had been q slight improvement in the cotton
market
The yacht America has again been victorious. She
beat the Titsnis, in "A match race, Oh the 2sth ult
Msssrs Bell Som, of London, report that very little
business had been transacted in that market for Ameri
can State Stocks and that prices -ach altered
The quotations, on the 2Sth ult were as follows
United States Five per Cent Bonds, 1858 . e3 a OF
United states Six per Cent Bonds 1872. lc6 a 10,
United States Six per Cent bonds 1868. ll2I Il3h
VnNed States Six per Cent Stock ls6I-cs lOa y IO5 ~
Pennsy ylvspia Five per Cent stock. ..... 81 A so
Maryland Five per Cent ,terliug Bonds :. Ssh. sss
canada Six per Cent Bonds, 1874. los ). a loss.
Boston City Five per Cent Bonds 1855 81 . 90 gS1.
New York Five ier Cent stock, lsS5-'7o... 90 a 81
The amount Of business in the French funds
upon the Bourse ct Paris has been very limited and the
tone Of prices has been eownwrds The Five per Cent
Rentes were quoted at stf but have been as low q
eif zoe.
The Psrs Messenger ssys
A report ia current that expedition Is about TO b.
sent from Trance OF Japan IL l. aid that
IL will consst Of rgare corvette snd u st-s
In the Pacific ara the Chinese ANS expect
tiop viii, t Is added. be at niitiry Commercial
and scie ntfc and has object open European
which been clio against it since
the 10th century.
Anne xed list Of Americans in Paris. the 27th
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

PREHptNr Fnimosr syD rHy R.usosD Jusmry-we
regret o learn that the President has been competed To
decline the invitation of the citizens Of Boston 20 attend
celebration of the 18th inst The state of the public
business renders 10 imperative duty TO deprive him
self Ct the pleasure which he would derive from partic
pstiye the ceremonies OF that most interesting occs
sion --Reytlic.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
ms rnE SYMPTOMS AND cusE OF A DISEASE

nN TDE SYMPTOMS AND CURE or DISEASE
" otter not known 20 eGift though IL 10 pivng rise "
otier End ometimcs distressing c0mri.ns snd symntoms.
There Gre however three szHs by sbish ~ he dstet-i
TIE re.uit Of former tsess bd treated II for iataac
tat eseae tu1ret % continue u rurs into chronic
ts@ 80 ,heo giving no ain, often suffered % remaia
idttntl or % Est 81 the patient he 10 told u ~tii
cy 10 be. his oirnis state naturally terminates In
tick'rnE and tis tLiekeinR. az part ths othcr
thotrh ii nay rtman uantticei Tor learth % time.
~ iar ron ly dormant. bat is the hidden Of
hthy Nr.ees uslidies not oniy % teSuai. but Of
ntrous 81 cyreue bind The idea caBnot etist Wills
incec uis only teangs 10 the cases and II 10
p,etttt vi very s,se that tn remarks ishd
Als ughthe fynIoms ef this disease numef here
sfc ~ special Va TT Tir las been aircady sss
at,r ~ s finished. " drop a. not steal sssy-
noirE u more In ndicttye Ntst 10 h difhcui
ions o .y trn ane rot produce for ns,n-sy
NOR eisfo,,a :. y ,s.s sneihsr hu .so.il a. r.5Ssi
ses: w, so"'a 3, least on isicicn hs tss
= -,grss the srtrts lesssa both b0iil, snA
-yn'r ,rergy This eject most not
sen ans. IN every ndvituA but 80 common vii
rch tte patient does not complain THAT he h not so ana
e o business - fore-y Its gratifying also 10 ob.srv.
srttufn G sprits and the Disappearing Of othr
a. - cure rtorr.ssss Tie for Ire abovs srs
treatise "h esition al pass With plates, prize IS esats
TIE autb,r Rslpii .fcs hours Cor sonsnitatsn srs
20 i2s n dc N fsundays exeertedL H t!resn.ies
street FROM ,Ie ~e.mnoa medical advantsrss bs has
sroysd as we'll :. tbe and e-t.nsvs rrsecs in tris
treeiaty has ample sroune "r inrrn, suh esrtain
and radical cures In every safsa aiscare, veil
can te obtained ether source Amerca Thoss
who trry the carir stages will be sed At the
and rspidi'y OF The cure. Treatment by letter.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
MEDICAL.

II loM orR wAsHiNCrUN CURREsroN DEScG.-
The petition 10 Congreee fiyned by niry
ssad OF the phytiosns Of tie United states sde rid
bic tppeerance the names bsirg written large aLd
Cling sNcaang from twelve % sixteen 10 tL shaet Of fools-
cap occupied 5 sheets about four Of Tbs
p n sets forth In strong the absolute positive
neesy of immediate nteryeuton of the 70
Prohibit The use OF Certain compound known Watts
Nervous Antidete II being 80 injurious % their interests
uat Their practice las fallen of50 cent it, intro
ductif la The ely 81 New York. that
tive that Progresses In the undspuei properties
for year 0nser the rseuis will he most caamtous for
there oahnot be employment for twenty pysisrs in the
whole United Stacf tn rehy thFawDg above 30 200 Of
most rctTe,talle ciaas cf society Ot employmsnt
Stating further m y. ony destroy present prse
uet but renders the constitution sronr nd robust that
nether medicine OF medical aid vii sgih Be requisite fr
yesrs nd finishing vi W hat Is u
interests its power those pr)h,abe and lingering
plants-nervsrs debility aud at the iiieu-
lousy low charge OF dollar or two"
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m coNvERs. PRIVATE MEDICAL orrfcr 10 S.

DnrcoNyERs PRIVATE MEDICAL orrrcr No. 50
~ Third avenue Ne~ Yo-k where he is consulted vs ali
disesses Dr. has had for tfteen year most exensv.
practice IN three sad disorders resultns fro abuse
early eiscretion The victims of disease syofs
qrsess ant Their noltrnm prompt and
Ndy nrpyir TO DR. c. Con BY letter psid
NB-Dr G. irvigoratrg Cordial the only remedy fse de-
nY osused oy mprepsr hait price 81 bottles three
BOTTLES for 80 With important advice ain
gle orvsrded TO ths country For sse t3 Bresdvay;
Third avenue, New York - - " -" 49,
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

CupaS Abrams AT Nsw OpLsArs-The following IL an
extract from Official despstch received at the War
Department dated New Orleans, Sept 7.--AI expedi.
tion sgsnst Cuba abandoned aud persons collected
here for that purpose returning 10 their homesp
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

A. VI. Smith Baltimore.
IL. Nj X. Fogg Nashville
). Hollingswvrth, y York.
II j. turuoull, $ Carolina
ID. u Duncan, Georgia
Y 5. kintrur. Louisville
X. ; Russell kentucky.
J. C. q Kennedy. Wa h'on.
; Stevens, Massachu.etl,
;. Nanden. Jr., Richmond
II. : Juliaa, Loui,ville
ID j ID watkins. n York.
ii. Marcy. Nasavills
Il. g. NOOis. kentucky.
A. Paul, e Louis.
J A. ) Eeldiny, n York.
Sam L fsyior. Memphis.
w. ii. Purdsar. PhilA
W. Gwa;hmey u ) Army
w III. Wall, hey West
W. q Breeze, Cincinnati
c. III blitchell, New York.
W. III. Rabbit, do.
s. b. Wolcot. Sslen.
A BE nedict = on. y York
h. ". Trycnsnd family. do.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

MEDICAI-No CHARGE TILL CURED-DR NOE
AVA riscr from practice of thirtytvo year cures oevtaS
ss.,. vshoy, mercury and recent esss in Three s>yN
The Victims of quackery calf MIN With sdvsntaes-
stres, E'~~'' WV
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

NO OHuhBtG.-DEfhAS RECRErS OF MATRIMONY,
eonvtyiss the important kno Fecse which every fa-
miy should possess, and thoae
~ viii the health OF thousands o women
and In many nstan their lyes with secrets as IL
t@ins TIE receipts without further
sFsnst poverty sold under acal Prce 81 Address post
Trd, N. Dctrn, Now YORK ,i,y and VIII receive II by
retu Of mail free of postage. All orders strictly
uAi n. D.-Thb " intended On 4, for the riarred.
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Bank Of England.

An account pursuant the Act eth and sth Victoria
cap 81 for The week ending saturday, AuS % lsl
IsSvE pTFAHTwT~r
Notes issued. %. &C. .S2J1gQ Govorumrnt
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

DR wAnnsN. NO; MOTT STREET. Is coNsUL1m
~ diseases which he withs mereury rossaa
cured eve days DIT VS. sp.ciac the resaiS a
thrtyhve ysar eSperepes, never fails cf Price
dollar. N. B-Bevsre 81 poisonous ceunterfsSA -
sale BY ssaeh In Rocsevsh s,rset No fes tiIl cured
NoFrI TILL CURrp.-DR. CoRBIrT or 10 DUANE
street nsy be consuted the treatuasnS
delicss deases FROM practice Of twenty-ope yesrn
Dr ensblsd to guarantees permanent cure u nee
suIy Ss Specific es1 OF bottle. one DO sr t
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

nR hoRTAMORE Would INFORM THE HUNDRRD0
rho spfy 70 him for the of disease he hoIis
out no deusve hopes tfss he will them two os
,sre. ns Is eslled upon d,iy 70 witness the ssS
snect 81 80 veked deception worthy itsef
ne would however assure those who under ne
care mat they may rely upon shesp pleasant snd speedy
vice gratis. L. MoRTlMoRE M D. tx wiIIism .sr..e
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

nR COOPER, II DUANE STREET, HAS rop Yuu
last ninetees years devses his prNece te the trssS
ent Of e~riai and other aiseesss eee
Ts,s,.d dsesss. and nile essss rsmoved in SsYS
pereonstes have not left Diane street
dplcms IN y omee. With Tbs frst al
oharee. =
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

Letter BAGS per Empire City for Havana Cali
fornis &c viii close at the kxohanSe Radng Room 6 Ex
angel Thursday 1lth inst at II sclocs Also,
steamer Prometbsus Tor Ban Juan, California 60 FRI
day at half past O'clock. so. etea oeorzs for
Kingston Cbseres Panama. South Pacific California, Ore
gon, China. SO. on saturday, at halt past O'Clock
The above Letter Bags also at Kenyob 81 Wall street
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
IPyp sr,,n-rp rIsoaRs.I

sspr Iiwihd q, sunrise, NV, meridian, and iishti
suneet. calm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
THE Farm, siinat

"A THEFarM situated GmWA.
near Bantam Falls,
lE will be rented for 49,
M one year. being the -
land formerly owned by Benjamin. Blssell,
deceased. Containing about one hundred
aud thirty six acles with O good new Stone
Dwelling thereon, and Two barns. ApPli>
cation nv be made TOO. A. q. Todd, Judge
OF Probate. or TO LYMAN ]. SMITH.
LItchHeld, ApriI y 1851. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
Removal.

DR. VAIL has removed to the "Bssell
House." south side of East ST. once as nelore
over the store recently occupied by >. r. bol'es
Esq. All calls in the line OF ms pro'ess'""'
~ attended to.
Litchfeld, March 20. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15

nUR friends may end good assortment Of
" New Goods suitable for The season. ~
few days We shall have large assottment .,
MllllnaTy articles with the beet DonnsIs, and
u" 'A'''O'' W ' ALvoRD 4 BROTHER.
wOleollvllls, April /. 1881, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
REMOVAL.

DR.. BosTWICK has removed !. his
esideuce to Mr.. J. L. Judd,s' at the
Ahhe place, South street. Night call
ers will please rap at the north door
Office as heretofore.
Ltch6eld, Jan 81, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
Litchlleld Savings Society.


AT meeting of the members of the
Litchfield Savings Society, held on the goth
inst. the following persons were chosen Offs
GERS for the year ensuing, viz
GEO. G. WOODRUFF, President.
SAM'L. P. BoLLEs, Vice President.
SETH P. BEERS,
CHARLES L. WEBB,
J. G. BEcKwIrH, Directors.
CHARLES ADAMS,
EDWIN B. WEBSTER,
GUsTAvUs F. DAVIS, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank, and IS
open every business day from . ~ IL AN and
frem 2 to 4 PM.
G. F. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Litchfeld July 20, 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
n f. ROStWiCk, M. d.,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Office over Samr P Bodies store, in rooms tor
merly occupied BY DR. S Wocott.
June, 9Th, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
HATS.

05 Fashionable Fine Nutre and
Silk HATS, tor saloon reasonable
terms. by
KILBOURN & BRAMAN.
Litchfield. May Sth, 1850 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
T, T.. Jud,

=. Z. Judd.
DAGUERREAN. ARTIST.
TTAS retuaned to his Rooms near the Court
IL House, where his Miniatures may be OBJ
tanned at all times
Litchield, April 2, 1851. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-15
George Whea tom.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
West Cornwall, CT.
Wv1llLLIlAM G. GOB,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
Jonathan r. Norton
Attorney and COunSellOrat Law
West Cornwall, Conn.
January II, 1850.


LITC6FIELD, CONN.
Office over DR.. Buel's Store, re-
eently occupied by the late Gen. Bacon
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30

lust received, lot OF SUGARS of all qualities and pri-
u ces, also a fresh supply Of VEST INDI4 GOODS
GROCERIES & PROFISIONS. J. $ SEWALL.
Bath, July Is, 1850. 4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30

BATH QuARTETTE CLuB.-The Performance
es ofthis company on Tuesday evening were
highly creditable, and the audience generally,
we think, were well pleased, though most, per-
haps would have been better pleased had their
programme embraced a greater variety. The
second tenor axd bass in the quartette, "Oh,
return my MOTHER" were well sustained, but
we think the first tenor was somewhat deficient.
ga bold brave crew., was admirably sung, and
the parts were well balanced. "McGregor's
gathering, was pretty well done, but there was
rather too much effort for effect in our estma-
ton. The last three pieces on the programme
were sung in good taste, and the harmony was
good throughout. The accompaniment upon
the piano, we think, might be improved
On the whole, we are satisfied our citizens
are seldom, if ever favored with better music
than is produced by this club. Success to them.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Arctic.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

SEVEN DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
-. Haitian Telegraph Office,
Friday, p. w.
The American Steamer Arctic, Capt. Luce
from Liverpool, Jan. Ilth, arrived here soon
after IL this forenoon, and will sail for New
York during the evening. She has 80 pas
sengers and full freight OF valuable goods.
The English general news possesses no
feature of general interest. Great exclte-
meut prevailed al Paris during the week in
consequence of the resignation Ell masse of
the ministry This was caused first by the
open hostility Of the president towards Gen.
CbangarnIer, who, in defiance of the earnest
protesrations of the ministry, was given per-
mission on the instant, and by decided ma.
lority, TO justify his conduct before the as
sembiy. Both the right and left warmly ap-
plauded the general, when the ministry alb.
ruptly Withdrew, and with equal abruprness
resigned in a body,
The president experienced great difficulty
in forming new cabinet, Barrot and others
having refused to accept Office. This state
of things continued nearly a week, when, is
we learn from Geographic despatch dated,
Paris, Friday evening, kindly furnished by
Capt. Luce, the Moniteur appeared with the
presidents speech, and new appointments
also of ministers of marine, public works,
aud commerce.
The emperor of Austria and the king of
Prussia had agreed to meet at Dresden about
the middle of the month.
The accounts from Rome and the activity
of Mazzni and other Italian refugees, give
no reason to doubt but that any serious diff.
Guilty a, Paris would be instantly seized up
on to unfurl the republican banners in the
holy city, where the French soldiers have be-
come so obnoxious that they are indiscrimi.
na,eiy sssasinated BY the citizens on every
possible occasion.
From Spain we have nothing beyond the
usual weekly statement of the resignation of
the Narvaez cabinet which this time was
caused by the queens having received that
gentleman codly.
Prussia-Beriin, Jan. 6th.--The reports
of The impending resignation of the minister
Of commerce have assumed greater probahil-
ity. The policy of protection is now wholly
rejected by the government.
HdlJar, Friday erening, 8 oelock,-ft is
understood that the Arctic viii sail at - to-
nisht. We have no tdings of the Atlantic.
The revenue schooner goes 20 Sable Island
tomorrow, and on her return we may hear
of her. We have had mild weather and ens-
terry winds for several days. Brig Halifax
sailed FOR Boston yesterday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30

Brother Newman sometimes forgets to
"Render unto Cesar" &c. We all need
nudging occas ionally.-Knnebeo Journal
So we do; but the question is, who needs
it most As IRE are very careful 10 "Render
unto Caesar" &c, our conclusion is, finally,
that the above nudge" of the Journal was in
tended for the eastern Times" paper con-
Quoted by gentleman who has the honor OF
wearing our snrname.-Hdl. Gazette
Now we have no doubt, gentlemen, of your
willingness to obey that part of the injunction
quoted, but don't drag US into The controversy
Our readers may not be aware, perhaps, of the
stale Of feeling existing between the "rival
sisters" or they would agree with US that
these matters should be tremendously settled
without an umpire.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BoSToN-Cld 22d, ship Rio Grande Ryan, Liverpool
sch Homer, Berry, York Ar brig Ellis, (of WARREN
Mills, Richmond.
Sid ships South Carolina, Rio Grande and Sabattis :
bark Vesta.
Cid 25th, sch Hylas, McFaddin, Bath
Ar % sch Nesta, Dunton, Woolwich Concern, Blake
Bath.
Sid tighD shin South Carolina.
EDGARToWN-Ar 22d, sch Col Simmons, Cutler, N
York for Rockland.
Sid 2lst sch Trumpet, Ham. Bath.
HOLMES IIoLE-Ar 2ad, brig Jas Crosby, for Boston
23d, sch Philena Fitz Portland for Boston, and sid
same day.
sid 24ih, sch Liberty.
Sid 2fth sch Rough and Ready, Harvest
NEW YORK-Ar Est, schs Richmond and Coral, OF
Thomaston.
Ar 22d, bark Yorktown of Bath, Messina, Nov &C. Glib
raltcr Jan g.
Cid 28d, sch Mary Ann, Hopkins, Mobile
Ar 9th, bark lsnardon, Sanford Mo- 25 ship Mar
ion. Johnson, Savannah sch Eagle Spear Rockland.
Cid 2th ships Della Maria, Burleigh, Francisco
9th, Marathon Rozean, Liverpool.
lowed out 25th bark Barring Brothers, Cotter for a-
vannah.
Ar 9th, ship Shelter new from Bath "A davs-expe-
renced severe gales, and put into New London times for
NEW LoNDON-Ar 10th, sch Juno, Swift of Rock
land.
FRANKFoRT-sId 22d, sch Gen Warren, Hall, Rock
PoRTsMoUTI-Ar 81, sch Moro Sawyer, Yarmouth
for Boston
MoBILE-Ar l4th. ship Gen Dunlap, skolfield, Port
land sch Glenroy Marcy. York.
Cid 18th, sch Saratoga, Thompson, Gloucester.
CHARLESTON-ln the oiing, Goth, bark Savannah fin
! Liverpool
Adv 2lst ships italy, Reed, for Liverpool part cargo
engaged t Roger for Havre wig 600 bales brig
| Susan Ludwig, for York. part cargo eng.
WlLMlNGTON-Ar 3lst, brig Kinds, Perry, New
York
Adv brig F. Kinds, for Philadelphia
RALIMoRE-Cld sd, bark Rainbow, Lombard, Phila
dephia.
I'D 2lst. brig Susan. West Indies.
PRoVIDENCE-Ch 22d, brig Florence, Fales, Matan
zas, and sid next day.
Brig Geo Abbott of Rockland) Stanley, has been
ken up to load for Charleston.
APALACIIICOLA-Arsth bark Cleaner, Hamlin, New
| York.
| SANANNAH-Went to sea 10th, bark Barring Broth
cTs, York.
Ar 2lst brig Zenobia, Carlton, Thomasten.
In port 2st, ship >tatira Morse, Perry ldg
BuCkSNlLLE-Cd 15tn, brig VIM Crawford Perry
New York.
! NEWPORT-Ar 2ith sch Philena, Fits, Portland 70
! New York
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- The different Lodges of Odd Fellows in

- The different Lodges of Odd Fellows in
Portland are having lectures and discussions at
their meetings, and that with the lectures and
discussions of the Mechanics Association-the
Natural History Society-two Lyceums-the
Divisions of the Sons of Temperance tent
of Rechabites, and the Young Catholic
Friends Society,"" we should think our neigh
boring city would become quite we'll informed
the present winter. 1t is intimated that these
societies have been engaged in trying to dis
cover the author of the remark that % Portland
is about to ,cih.'' af,r. --4
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Mrs; WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething BY
softening 'he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, neuer has it
failed if timely -used,- perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents bottle.
Nh. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. A. Shaw, agt.
lyll
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HARDWARE!
Brown and Bleached SheetingS

fHE subscriber is opening this morning complete
l. sortment ofbrown and bleachcd Sheetngs. Also a
cheap ii. W. OWEN.
Oct ). Is
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POLITICAL ABoLITIoNIsM.-H. c. Wright,
at Abolition emissary, who has been lately
on cruise through some of the Western
States, writes from Dublin, Wayne CO, Ind.
as follows:
''The Free Sellers are here, as elsewhere,
doing little or nothing TO revolutonize the
pro>savery sentiment of the State. They
are watching the other TWO parties, 10 see
which will make thu highest bid for them.
that is all.
And that is about all they do here in Maine,