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conclusion, he was escorted to the Revere
house, and the crowd dispersed. -Ne,cburyporf
ILasnu -. n

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO AMERICAN FISHER
MEN.-A correspondent of the New York Her.
aid writes from Washington that the British
Colonial authorities are at the present moment
adopting The most stringent measures to drive
the American vessels from the fishing grounds
OF the bay Of Fundy, the coast Of Nova Scotia
and The gulf of ST. Lawrence, at which points
hundreds of those vessels every summer con-
gregate. This is in accordance with Cur own
advlces from the Provinces. American fisher
men are by treaty forbidden to fish within a
marine league of the coast, but have been in
the habit, hitherto, of dsregarding the prohibi-
ton. One vessel, on board of which is po-
lice force, has been fitted out by the Canadian
government TO cruise in the gulf of St. Law
renee four armed vessels have been fitted out
by the government of Nova Scotia; one also
al Newfoundland, and one by the government
of New Brunswick. The British admiral on
the North American station has also detailed
the steam frigate Devastation, TO be placed un-
der the orders of the Governor of Prince Ed
wards Island. An armed cutter has been
sent into. the bay of Fundy. and has already
commenced capturing American fishermen
found in its waters. Two sloop-oCwar have
also been despatched to the gulf.-Bos. Jour-
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DOMESTIC PORTS

Galvcston-In port 22d ult, br Choctaw, Duell, for
Boston, ldg Vesla, Pierce, do, do. r.,l
New OrIeans-Cld 29th ship John & Albert, Har-
wa d, Liverpool
lowed to sea, 22d, ship H burlington.
Adv ship Harriet d Augusta, for Liverpool, wig 100
hhds tobacco and $50 bales cotton.
CharIestOn-In port 8, ship Switzerland, for Liver
pool, wig
Ar 9th, ship Alliance, New York.
Wilmington, NC-Ar 10th, br Coral, Gibson,
Bath.
New YOrk-Ar 7th, ship st Peter, Dillingham;, New
Orleans schs Bride, Pressey Rockand eth Peru Ade-
lade elbourne Reveille and Paas, do; Jasper, Gar
diner; Rebecoa, Thurston, Rockland; Gazele, Wcher,
do; lltll. ship lowe, Otis, Havre
Cid 9Th, lip Milton, Barry, i'm Francisco.
Ar 9Th baques John Bird, Bird Sagua LIST nst Henry
Warren, Garden do 10 days.
Ar llth ship Rome, OF Bath, Otis, Havre
Ar II, ship Satra Morse, Lawton, Glasgow.
BaltimOre-Ar 10th inst, 3shp Sewall, Morrow,
Liverpool.
BDsfOn-Ar 10th, ship Rhine, Harvard, Glasgow,
9Th ult; barque Averon, astner Philadelphia brig
Curtis, Slower, Cienfuegos 18th ult.
Ar via quarant he, ship Milan Sturdivant, Liverpool
via Cork.
Ar 10Th, br MARYLAND, Yates, Philadelphia oil
Ar 9Th inst sch Ann, Pray, Bath.
PhiladelP liia-Cd 7th, sch Eliza Warren, Gould,
Rsxbury.
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BtTrERs-WeAvER's SALT
RHEUM AND CANKER Embellishments GAL
vANlc BELTS, BRACELETS, &C.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY NJ Observation-Disclosures COMPOUND
Cor Liver OIL AND LIME.
Townsends Sarsaparia Catarrh Snuff
Pain Killer X icha rdsons BiIters
Abbou's Btters Syrup of Liverwort
Johnson's Lnament Pulmonary Balsam
MedcamenIum Pills OF all kinds
Tooihache Drops Pile Eecluary
Composition Powders Bone Llnament
Hair Oils $3.50 Worm Lozenscs
Eye Water Vermiiuge
And all The most valuable GENUINE PATENT
NJ MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y43 A. G. PA GE.
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CHOLERA ON BOARD THE STEAMER PHILA-
DELPHIA. The telegraph has already reported
the appearance of the cholera on board the
California steamer Philadelphia. 1t seems
that this terrible disease made lis appearance
the second day out from AspinwalI. Al
Havana the steamer was not allowed to
land, nor even 10 remain within Two miles
of the shore long enough to coal and receive
stores. She then put away for Key West.
But even there II was not thought safe 10
have her land her passengers, and she was
compelled 10 run down TO Sand Key, nine
miles beIow-where The best of accomoda-
tons were provided for the sick, and the
steamer was subjected 10 a thorough clean
sing and fumiga,ion. Up to the latest ac-
counts forty one persons had died since the
Philadelphia left Aspinwall, but the sickness
was abaling. Traveller.
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r INCOLN, sat- Probate Court held al Wiscasset,
IL within and for the County Of Lincoln, on The 5Ih
day OF July, AID 1852.
NANCY JACK, named Execu,rix in a certain in.
slrumeni purponng 10 be the last will and testament
of Walter Jack, late of Bowdon, in said county, de-
ceased, having p esenied The same for probate:
persons Interested by causing copy of this order 10
be posted up in some public place in The town of Bow
doi and by publishing same in the Eastern Times
printed in Bath three weeks successfully, thai they
may appear Probate Court TO beheld at Wiscass
IN said County, the first Monday of August next and
show cause if any they have, why The said instrument
should be proved. approved and allowed last
will and testament of said deceased or-rH
- ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
true copy. Attest, EDWIN HcvEY, Reg. 3w4~
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FALL ELECTIONS. --The Presidential cleo
ton is TO occur on the Cd day of November
next and elections in advance of the Presi.
deulIal will occur IN the following States at
the time mentioned below, at most of which,
members Of Congress are to be elected =
Alabama, August Cd; Kentucky, August ID;
Indiana, August I'd; Illinois, August I'd +; To-
wa, August I'd; Missouri, August % North
Carolina, August 5th; Tennessee, August 9th !;
Vermont, September Gin; Maine, September
18th; Georgia, October 4th; Arkansas, Oc-
lober 4th; Florida, October 4uh; Maryland,
October 9th South Carolina. October 1lth !;
Ohio, October 18th; Pennsylvania, October
l2th
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ID G 81 { III g..

In this city, 18th nst Mary McCollo, aged % ye,rs
lii this CITY, 9Th inst, Hannibal McAv0y aged years
In this City, 18th inst, Deacon William Morse aged
II years and 9 months.
III this city, 9Th inst, Gaen Otis of Mrs. Sarah
E. Fullerton, aged years and months.
In Portland, 9Th inst, Mrs. Harriet, NJ. wife of Mr.
RUFUS H. Wood, of New York, formerly of this city,
In Bowdoinham. 10th inst, Mary Ann Graves aged
81 years and five months.
In Phipsburg 10th inst, Mr.. Moses Morrison revolu
tionary peusioner, aged 50.
In Phipsburg, lih inst Mrs Lucrets sprague, aged
IS. =
In lewiston 4th inst, Oliver Herrick Esq., late post
master at l..
In Boston, 9th nst Thomas Pierce, of Southport aged
81.
In New Orleans LIST inst, Capt. Melville c. Nichols
formerly of this city, aged 20.
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0F On Saturday afternoon last, John Har-
ris, aged IA years, son of Ebridge Harris Esq,
was accidentally drowned while bathing at
Mill Pond. This was the only
child of fond parents-the light of their house.
He was member of the Boys High School.
and of the Sabbath School connected with the
New Jerusalem Church. He was, when on
earth, the nearest heaven Of any boy we ever
knew, and we loved him like son.-Bangorl
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DIR. Rogers Syrup of Tar, Liverwort and
and Canchalagua.

anu OdHCIIdIdSud
There is moi in this wide world, three agents so sure
In pulmonic diseases, 10 work olt a cure,
As Liverwori, Tar, Canchalagua combined,
For the rescue OF suffering ihous ands designed
Colds are cured BY magic, Cough disappears,
Instead of tormenIing The victim for years:
Group, Calarrh Influenza, This Syrup subdues,
And lis aid not Ell doctors e'er sill hi or refuse.
eau rION-None genuine unless there is on the
buff wrapper, nJte OF hind, signed with pen, by
l. SCOVluL co.
FOR SALE, wholesale aud retail, by A. L. SEQ
VILL& CO, Proprelurs al their Principal Dspot
GOTHIC HALL, No. BIG, BroldtUay, New 'orh 10
whom all orders for the Medicine. letters relating
To agencies, should be addressed post paid
ALSO, for sale IN BAH, by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro, by NJ NJ. Rawson.
PalCE-Tn large bottles, S,o0: or SIX bottles for SIS
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To the COnsumptive.

u Persons who haves been taking The Cop LIVER
81, Bos' cd, has succeeded (rom directions OF several
professional sentiemen) in combining the oil with lime,
IN such manner that is pleasant 10 The taste, and ills
effects IN Lung complaints are truly wonderful Very
many persons whose were pronounced hopeless
and who had taken the clear Oil Tor long time with
Out marked effect have been entirely cured by using
This preparation -r.
BE sure and get the genuine, manufactured by
A. b. WILBOR
For sale by A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and
vicinity. 3mJ3
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BALTIMORE, July 18th. New Orleans pa
rers received here by The Southern mail con
tain the particulars of the explosion on the
steamer ST. James. The whole number OF
lives lost SO far as has been ascertained was,
l6; 10 were wounded. II was supposed
however. that many passengers were lost
whose names were not registered. The
steamboat California, in going to the assis-
lance of tho 81. james, run down a boat in
which some passengers were escaping, and
all except one were drowned.
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FROM KEY WEST. New York, July 49, -
We have advices here from Key West of the
I'd July. No new cases of sickness had oc
Cured among the passengers of the Phila-
dephia, aud those previously sick were doing
well, and strong hopes are entertained that
they will recover. No ease had occurred
amongst the persons landed upon Sand Key.
The Captain had sent to Havana Tor coal.
with which, when supplied, he will proceed
to New York instead of New Orleans. No
appearance of sickness of any description
upon the Island.
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ALTERATIoN.-Av very dangerous alteration
in bank bulls has made its appearance. 1t
is a one dollar bill on the Tradesman Bank,
Chelsea. The alteration is very nicely done,
and will deceive any one who is not in the
continual habit of handling money. The
genuine bears on the face large x. The
altered bill has the word TEN across the left
hand end Of The bill, and has no X upon il.
The change is not made by FASTING, but by
chemical process the figures are erased, and
others placed NATURALIZATION Traveller.
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GOLD IN THE BRITISH PRovINcEs. The
Quebec Morning Chronicle OF The 25th Of June,
in an article on thissuhjec, says Thar he gold
diggngs AT the CIauJiere, about So miles
from that City, are reported to be very pro-
durtIve al the present moment. The 81.
John Nc,cs says thai il the opinions of scien-
'tc men can lead 10 any correct conclusion
on such matter We have every reason to
believe that Canada, New Brunswick, and
Nova Scotia will one day conlriLuie their
quota OF the glittering ore.
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CHoLERA.-A letter from WILLIAMSBURG,
Bourbon County, dated on Monday, states that
two deaths of cholera and four more cases had
occurred there since the Monday previous
The disease had caused the greatest consterna-
lion, and the inhabitants of the town were de-
sertng it.
We learn from the Elzabethtown Register
that the cholera has broken out at the mouth of
Salt River. On Friday fonr cases occurred, of
which two proved fatal.
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GREAT REVIVAL ON BOARD THE FRIGATE
INDEPENDENCE. This noble ship, which re-
Gently arrived at New York, during her alb
scence was the scene of great and glorious
revival OF religion, and she returned with over
hundred converts. This great work took
place at foreign station, and is without a
parallel in The history of our navy.-Boston
Journal,
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THE EASTERN RAILROAD is to he compile
ted forthwith, SO as to avoid the Ferry in ell
Iering Boston. The work was commenced
on Saturday. The Boston terminus will be
in the Immediate vic'niIy of the Boston &
Maine depot. Tie lue by which the East.
ern and Grand Junction are 10 be united, is
only about Two miles in extent.-iSalem Reg.
sfaa
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING. During the thunder
shower in Bangor on Thursday evening as Mr..
John Flanagan was going down Court street,
he was struck by the electric fluid and instant
ly killed. He was very respectable Irish cit
zen and the head Of an interesting family. He
was about 60 years of age.
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AT Court of Probate held Of Wiscasset, within and
for the County of Lincoln, OH the 5th day of july
1852,
Upon the foregoing petition ordered thai The petition
give notice 10 all persons interested by causing
copy of his petition, with This order thereon c be pub
li>hed three weeks successvely IN The Eastern lines
a pare printed in BAH, previous 10 the first Monday
of August that they may then appear Probae
Courl be held WIsca Ssei, in aud said count,
and show cause if any they have, why lhe prayer OF
the petitioner should not be grained
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
true copy attest EDWIN 5. IiovEY, Reg 3w4-
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A SINGULAR AccIDENr.-The Wheeling
Gazette says that on the night of Saturday
week, as boy in that city was on his way 10
water his horse, key of loose powder, which
laid on the wharf, became suddenly ignited by
a spark from the horses shoe, and both horse
and rider were blown into the air. The boy
was considerably hurt, as was also the horse
being seriously burned and mangled
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.G a. &C tM@ye@.

In this city, 9Th inst, by Rev o Fishe, Mr. Aber, w
aeimpson to Miss Henrietta e Wylis. !,
In this city Sd inst the KeRnebec House bv Ella
worth, Esq, Mr. James Shvrey to Mrs Margaret Msnin
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. II. Gray Mr. al n
Taylor, Of Sheiburne Falls, Mass, 70 Miss Susan a.
Bovey, Of Bath
In Augusta 9Th inst, Major r. o. Wyse, u q; Armv
to Mary Eliza daughter of g pit. John Pope u s, N.
In Wiscasset Alb inst, Capt Albert Ayerill of San
Francisco, Cal, to Miss Anna Foote.
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LINCOLN ss-Ata Court OF Probate held at Wiscas.
set within and for the County of Lincoln, on The 5lh
day of July, 1s52
ORDERDD, that the said widow give notice oil per-
sons interesepy causing copy Of this petition and
order thereon published three wee ks
in the Eastern Times paper printed BAH That they
ttay appear al Probate Court to be held al Wiscas.
SCI on The rst Monday August ne1 and show cause
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
True Copy Attest: EDWIN s. HovEY, Reg. 3w4
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Temperance Rally.

The next Temperance Meeting of the Git
liens will be held at the City Hall Oh We'd
tuesday, evening, the 2lsl INST, at Ia before
clock.
P. WADSWORTH, Secretary.
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Notice.

The Democrats of Bath are requested to meet
this, Wednesday euening, July 18th at half
past clock, at the room in WV. & O.
Moses's building, Formerly the printing Of
flee of the Mirror,) to take measures for the
establishment of a Reading Room.
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The State Convention held at Portland on
the 29th ult., naninatedthe Hon. A. g Chan
dler, of this city, for Governor. The Judge.
OF course, will not accept, as the nomination
was made without his knowledge and contra
ry to his wishes. 1t is our opinion that the
whole proceedings will flash in The pan be-
lore September. The parry must be united
IN Sep'ember TO carry the election in Nov
vember. This is no time for disunion in our
ranks.-Calais Journal.
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Taxes.

nnotce is hereby gven that the Taxes assessed the
inhabitants of the City for the year 1852 have been this
day committed to me for collection.
All persons paying their Taxes within thirty days will
receive discount of per cent, il paid in sixty days.
per cent and If not paid within three months they
ordered be sued.
AMMI Il. MITCHELL, Treasurer and Collector
Bath July, ], 1852.
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Delay is dangerous-neglect that cold and cough
few weeks, and The hope Of recovery will be LOST you
for ever. Lei moi any Decuniary consideration deter
you firm trying 10 your life and health while
there is chance. Consumption is annually sping
off thousands TO the tomb: disease has baffed the
skill Of physicians like it, ply stefan, perhaps has
done for This large class of suffering humanity,
Than Dr. Wisar. An ounce of preventive is worth ii
pound Of cure' therefore, before your lungs become
liberated diseased that human means
you from early grave, try in season, Try
once, medicine which has been of such innie value
thousands ain u bottle of DR.. Wistars i3alsam of
Wild Cherry take il, gsi another if necessary, perse
using until you have removed the disease ell
rey, which if neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Has until within few years. been generally consider.
ed incurable although many medical of the high.
est standing among whom night mention Laenpee
and his friend Bayle-boh distinguished authors admit
that this much dreaded disease may be .cured
its advanced stages, when the lungs not completely
dsorganized The remedy which we now offer,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
not only emanates from regular physician, but has
been well treated in all the complaints or which Ii is
recommended
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Remember the original and only genuine Wistar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry always bears The written sig.
nature OIL. BUTTS on the outside wrapper. Ava
Address all orders to the General Agent, Seth w
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w51.
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EASTERN TIMES
"a; a. MARINE JOURNAL. sR
PORT OF BATH.

.. ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, July z.
Br sch Gipscy. Anderson, st George, N. B.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY, July 8.
Br Kendall, Crowell, st John NIB.
ARRIVED.
SUNDAY, July II.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Franklin, Turner, Newburyport.
CLEARED.
-sa-.z tr TO rr- MONDAY, July II.
Br sch Orr, McMullen, st John, NIB.
SAILED
Sch H Dunton, Dunton, New Haven.
Sch Gen Scott, Harnden, do.
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IHE MONTREAL FIRE.-The total number
of buildings destroyed by the oonfaaration at
Montreal is from 1900 to 1900, including chiefly
those occupied by the poorer classes in the
suburbs Of the city. The Quebec suburbs
were almost entirely destroyed. tits estimated
that nearly 5000 persons have been rendered
hous eless by this calamity. The loss is va
riously estimated at from three to four millions.
The fire originated in bake shop
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40 lhe Courl Of Probate for lhe County Of Lil

To The Court of Probate for the County of Lincoln
DESPECTFULLY represents, John F. Mereen of
IL Phrs5urg, in said county, that John Mereen, late
February 1852 seized and possessed of real estate
goods and chalies, rights and CREDITS 10 the value of
twenty dollars which ought to be administered accord
ing law Your petitioner further represents that he
is The only and that there is widow. Wherefore
he prays that administration of said estate may be
granted 10 him.
Dated this sixth day Of July. 1852.
JOHN MEREEN
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iDP Lieut.. Kings company of marines
passed our Office early Wednesday morning.
on their way to the steamer Seguin, in which
they are to take passage for an excursion down
river, accompanied by few invited guests.
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On Thursday last. two gentlemen killed a
ratllesnake with seven raltles, in Milton. A
ratlesnake was killed near the same spot
last season. Err-l.t. & FL
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for August is thus
early on our table, beautifully embellshed as
usual, and filled with interesting matter.
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MELANCHOLY WKEoK.-The Belfast Sig.

nal of the 9Th inst. has the following -
Wrecked on Spoon Island Ledge, on Fri
day night last, a schooner, name unknown,
loaded with corn and hour-all hands lost.
She sunk SO as TO leave her rail out at low
water. Three dead bodies have been taken
out of the wreck, and some women's aud
children's clothing fished out of the cabin.
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney, Esquire, Judge Of
Probate within and for the Counly of Lincoln: al
Probate Couri, July 5h 1852.
ANN N. KING, widow Of The late William King OF
n Balh deceased ntestae, respectfully requests and
pe lions -our homer make her allowance oul of
The persnnal eSlae OF her late husband suitable his
deg and estate. ANN KING.
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tell you what il is, a mao feels some
thing like man. who can walk the streets
jinging spare dollar or SO in his pocket,
knowing that be does not owe red cent 10
the world.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
ME having been appointed by the Judge oProbate for
w the County of Lincoln receive and examine the
claims of the creditors of Milton Mereen, late of Phps-
bug in said County, deceased whose represent
ed insolvent give notice that six months
the second day ofFebruary lo52, have been allowed
t. said creditors TO bring in and prove their claims and
that we will attend to the service assigned ah
April 22d and June Sd at the Office Of Washington Gil
BERT and at ParkeTs Head in Phipsburg March 25th
May 2Oth and July 18th at the Counting Room of
l. Todd, mt one O'Clock of each of said DAYS.
Also, on the third day OF August, W. Gbert's Of
fee, Bath, ut the same hour.
Dated this third day of February. A D Is q.
w. GLIB. -RT, ! .,
SWISS JAMES l.. TODD, { Coms.
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anything desperate! If you have any soon
temptible characters" or contemplate trans
actions to expose, give your readers some
thing tangible. Do not, we entreat you, for
the sake of your own individual reputation for
veracity, make any more random assertions,
and then back out. -.. .r FL. -.t
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DISASTERS.

Sch Challenge, fin Rockand for York. went ashore
Sd inst Bartletts Reef and bged. She would proba-
bly, be total loss, he had taken fire and
veloped in smoke and fame in consequence of the lime
becoming wet. Later accounts state that her Sails rig
ging, &c, have been saved and taken to New London
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Poor must be the wretch who can find no
better replies, and mean the thing, who shield
ed behind publishers name, takes such adj
vantage. But the curtain is thin one, and
we may yet expose the contemplate characters
we see lodging about behind the gauze.-Mir-
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SPOKEN.


June A. lat At 81 Ion IS so, ship Richard Morse Per-
ry, FIN Liverpool for York
June ,at 81, Ion 2, ship Sarah & Louisa, Mcclellan,
I'm Liverpool for N York.
June 49, lat AL Ion 49, ship w Sewa, fin Liverpool
for Baltimore.
June 81 lat AZ, lon 40, barque Indian Queen of Bath,
FIN Havana for Hamburg. -E
July 4lh, Cape Henlopen NV 80 miles, ship Sewali,
Morrow, FIN Liverpool for Baltimore.
July 3 LAT Al a. lon 66 A. ship Satra Morse,
I'm Gl isuOy for N York.
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Per steamship Arctic. at New York

Per steamship Arctic, at New York.
Off Liverpool SOth Benz Adams, Drummond, from Bal
timore.
Ent for ldg 25th, Saratoga, Trask and Tempest, Pat
ten for N York; 26h, Marathon Tyler, do: R. BIT Pat
ten, Purngton, Havana
Sid from Ard ossan 26th, Masonic Hickman, Boston.