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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

C. The State Temperance Committee
have issued a call for meeting of the friends
of temperance at Augusta on Tuesday evening,
February Sth- The meeting to continue through
Wednesday and Wednesday evening.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

New CoUNTY.-We learn from the Lew
iston Advocate that petition for a new Coun-
ty, to be formed our Of towns in Lincoln, Cum
berland, Kennebec and Oxford, is now in cir
culation for signatures in that vicinity. The
towns comprise the new County are Lewiston,
Lisbon, Webster, Wales, Greene, Leeds, East
Livermore, Livermore, Turns=, Auburn, Po-
land, Minot, Danville, Durham and Bowdoin.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
EASTERN TIMES
ss sEsAa MARINE JOURNAL. zhss
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Jan 90.
ARRIVED.
Sch Arenzamendi, Pinkham, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Martha Hall, CIamer, Sagua La Grande.
SUNDAY, Jan 80.
ARRIVED.
Sch Desiah, Cressey, Portland.
Sch Evelina, Lecman, New York via Boston.
MONDAY, Jan 81.
ARRIVED.
Brig Marcia, Allen, Savannah.
Brig Eastern state, Carnage, Savannah.
SAILED.
Big George, Hill, and sch Martha Hall, Cramer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Stoves! Stoves y
THE ENTIRE STOCK
FIRE! FIRE.!

tNHE subscriber continues to receive applications far
! Insurance agalns! loss by Fire in the AmRuaHAh
Mutual Fire Insurance COn.pnuv. PIeasa
uaHon j. ELLSW CRTH Aer~r
BAN, Oct. IL. I+52 13tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

C. Gen. Pierce and wife and Gen. Scott
and wife have been made life members Of the
Parent Methodist Missionary Society of Wash
ington, by contributions made in a Methodist
church in that city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

LAUNCHED, from the yard of E. p SWEET,
Esq, Arrowsic, on Wednesday, 26th nit, a
fine brig of about 200 tons. She is owned by
Messrs. SWEET, Lincoln, Webb, John Lam
bard, Capt. James Perkins, and others. Capt.
Perkins commands her.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

AUSTRALIA. - The Australian steamship,
concerning whose safety some fears were en-
tertained, and whose arrival at Plymouth, Eng
land, has been announced, brought f229 900
in gold on freight, and an estimated amount of
f2OO, 900 in the hands of passengers. She
also brought the gold nugget weighing twenty
eight pounds, intended as a present 10 her
Majesty
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

iDP George F. Nesbit, of New York, has
succeeded in getting up an embossed stamp for
prepaid envelopes, which has been accepted
by the Postmaster General, and the manufac-
ture of them will at once commence
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
DAHRN EI0WaMa

a TNHE subscriber has leased the above well
a known establishment, on Centre ST.. where
sss he will be happy to accommodate the aveling
@Mh community sad the public generally.
The house has been newly painted and put In the most
perfect orders the rooms pleasant and well ventilated
and has been furnished throughout with furniture
rendering of the peasantest stopping places for
travellers in this vicinity
His table will ALWAYS be supplied with the hest the
market affords, and effort his part will be spared
the comfort OF his patrons.
il Charges reasonable. JACOB MCDONALD.
Bath, Feb 2, 1853. 3w32t
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

PRESERVES and JelIies. Of all kinds. Canary,
L Hemp and Rape Seed, CaTaway seed. Hors, Mae
ca ROM and Vermice RUier, Wafer and Soda Crack
ers, Soap Powder, Patent Soap &c for sale BY
A. 6 PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

- We are indebted to the tri-weekly Age
and Journal, for our Legislative reports, an
abstract of which we shall continue to pub
Itch
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

II OST on Saturday afternoon last between the sage
IL Stable, on the corner OF Water and Vine Streets
and the Railroad Depot, small Leather Wallet,
containing about sixiy-iwo dollars, in bills.
Whoever will return said wallet and contents shall
receive the above reward
Jan. Is. AARON DONNELL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Removal.

ID II. SMITH Co. have removed their store from
lOs the corner OF Water and Fe leral Sis. Elm ST.
al the head of Water ST., where they have filed up
with good assortment of Family and Ship stores
as can be found in the city OF Bath.
BIh, Feb 2, 1868. 80
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

ID ECEIVED. this day al The store on Elm ST., and
~ for safe, $500 bushels meaIins corn -four lard, box
&c, &c Old Hyson Tea, Young do do, Oolong do
NiEgyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID, &c.
Bath, Feb2 K II SMITH & CO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

MUSTANG LinarIent Asiatfc Linament Pain Kit
WI Ter, Poor mans Plaster, British OIL Hnrlaem VI,
Nerve and Bone LRamenl, Magnetic and ,Henrew
Plaster, &C.. &c, for sale BY A. o. FAuE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Ten Thousand Dollars!


A HOUSE and lot on Washington Street ne II
- n north Of DOct Pu mans The loi Is 4 rods
IslgM by l6, the house has an excellent vel and cis
ls.lRh tern water, flrnuce and every other conye
nience Also one undivided half OF Corinihan Han ami
lot. Terms easy. Apply to q. ii GARDINER
Bath, Dec 81, 1852. eff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
~ SORE EYES. 81

MIR. WILLIAM Il TRUFANT--Dear SIr--As duIy 10
1u yon and all mankind, most sincerely acknowl-
edge the great benefit have received from The az
your Compound and Ointment for the cure Of SAIL,
Rheum, &c. Having suffered much with The dIseasg'
IN my eyes for number Of years, without receIytnS
any relief from PhysIcIas applied 70 one OF TIA
most celebrated Physicians ia b ision following tue
directions for too years, without receiving any be1teHt
whatever Icame 10 Inc conclusion that IEsrT was
help for me.
eide nialIy saw your medicine advertised. inmed-
ateiy purcha sed and applied Il 10 my eyes, ana 10 nv
lune and in Two months were well, and J ave re-
nained 90 This time live yearsl have also recuna.
~ad : arect unoa Them. Yours truly,
Camden Jan 5, 1858. AUSTIN SWEETLAND.i
Nth case of Sore Eyes the ointment should hs
For sale In this city BY Az ca Page and niths
T3afh Book Store; brunswick, WIN Bnkef apd Y
II Gatchell; and BY Druggists generally Price 81
win faIldirecfions ct;
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

The N. Y. Herald, in speaking of the various
speculations about the cabinet of the President
elect says
We like the cool self-possession and dis
erection thus far evinced by Gen. Pierce; and
Notwithstanding we are kept in state of sus-
pense which is fast becoming painful, we trust
he will keep his own counsels, pursue his own
course, and wait till the proper time for the
PRONUNCIATION of his own cabinet"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

The following highly complimentary notice OF Wis
tar's Basam OF Wild Cherry, appeared in the Ladies'
Magazine and Album, Boston, Mass, Nov, l848
We have but little faith in most of the advertised
medicines but having been, during last weeks,
severely afflicted with cold and cough, which nearly
disabled us from attending business we were in
duced to try the Basam of Wild Cherry and are happy
20 say that we have been benefited by its use and in
our humble opinion is of the best preparations for
colds, coughs, and Of the lungs now in use.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
GREAT DISCOUNT

BARRELS Blue Pearman Apples, for sale by
IL Dec s, 1851 NJ +. 6ANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Powder and Shot.

TIRST quality Sporting Powder, Buck and Common
L Shot, Waterproof Cups, Common Cap, Flasks, Sho
bags, &c, for sale by a. rAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
REMOVAL.
II. %. FTsHEr

Il. 9. - L 9 H ER
HAS removed to the recently occupied by Elisha
ILL Clarke and Il ii Marson, where he will be hanpy
to supply his old customers, and the public generally
with the latest styles and durable qualities Of
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers,
at the lowest cash prices Also constantly hand the
latest styles OF Mems and BOYS HATS and CAPS
Bath, Jan S, 1853. 29tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Boots 7! Boots !!

ONLY 80 rs for Gents Kip Boots. al
~ Nov 30, 1852. J. w. ROBERTS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

A MIRACLE AT DUNDEE. W.


Read the following letter from HoIsier, ESQ
severe attack Of rheumatism, and was in consa nj
pam for two days. X recommended and APP
pied In less thin two hours he free from pain,
and enjoying pleasant sleep. For all pains we find
u an instant remedy. II cures sick head-ache rail-
ga, dysentery, chlls and fever and all the other CON-
use II, and indOrse quick and valuable properties
HOLLISTER, Dundee, Cook Co., III.
NB-Radway's Ready Relief cures The lame, stiff
Iolnted, rheumaiic and neuralgia sufferers Ii instant
ly stops pain
Every day receive intelligence of the quick eff
cacy OF Il Relief, in stopping pain and removing its
cause. u cures Rheumatism and Diarrhea II cures
Neuralgia and Chill Fever II cures Cholera-allays
Groups and Spasms Sick Headache and Tooth Ache.
harmless, nuses health and life into The cold chill
ly blood II refreshes and invgorates. II acts upon
the nervous system, rendering the strong and
IRON proof against disease. We do not claim that
Relief will cure all complaints, il is prepared TO cure
certain diseases arising from Irritating causes al
Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Nervous and Malarious Dis.
cases. all acute pains. Nt0 instantly stop and quick
ly remove its cause.
For Diseases arising from BAD BLOOD.
r. r. r. No. 2.
Foul and corrupt Humors, thick and Bad Blood Sores
Of all kinds, Salt Rheum, Scrofua. ST Vituss Dance
Chronic Diseases, and all diseased deposi,s are ou.k
solvant. IL Is powerful searching and pleasant and
one dozen wi produce wonderful effect Ii is GER
tain cure tor all humors Price 81. RAILWAY Il Co,
162 Fulton Street, opposite St Pans.
AeENTs-A. G.. Page and N. *. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; WIN GaIchell,
Brunswick; c Tibbets Lisbon; 6 Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdonham; David Newbegin.
BoOlhbaY. Q..,oO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

Per steamship ArctIc, at New YORK.
Sid FIN Liverpool 7th, Leavitt, Storer, Gracia.
Cid 7th, ship Lizzie Harvard, Lawrence, New Or
leans.
Ent for ldg 9Th, Pelican State and Arlington, Ryan,
Philadelphia.
In port ljg 9Th, American Union Otis, Mobile.
LIVERPOOL, Jan Ship Milan, COtter, which sid 9Th,
for York, put back yesterday with loss of cutwaer
tarhoard bow and topaant forecase stove having
in contact with the sunbeam, fun Orleans morn Of 7th
The latter is not much injured.
In the Downs at anchor 9th, Monmouth Trufant from
London for Charleston Geo Patten, Stinson do for
Cardiff.
Put into Dartmouth 9th, ship Wutemburg, Ford I'm
Havre for New Orleans, with $50 emigrants put to fill
up her water.
Ar in the Clyde 9Th, Mazatlan Macloon, for York,
with loss of sails.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
r E M o V A l.
Young Man Wanted |!

TN a large Dry Goods store-diie who is acquainted
with the business, a good salesman and who ia wills
ing devote his Undivided attention 10 ihs interests az
his employers None need apply unless he furnish
the best ofeslimonias ocharacter and capaciIy, Ap
ply 10 OWEN cos.
Jan 10.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

HRANBERRIES, New Rasins, Citron, Currants
" Satana Raisins and Preserved fruits Of all kind.
for sale by A. G.. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

CRACKED Wheai, Herring, Tapiocn Sage, Shifted
VI Barley, Arrow Root Corn Starch. Faiira, Hr Nr
saIe by IA. O. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
SPOKEN.

I'm Boston for N Orleans.
Jan y, of Trinidad, brig Thomas & Edward of Thorn
aston, smalley I'm 81 Thomas for New Oreansith MI
hands sick with fever, was supplied with one man,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03


IN PRICES OF
IDl2T GOODS 3
IlROM this date until further notice the large and
extensive stock Of Dry Goods in The Granite Store
will be sold for cash, at prices greatly reduced from
our former low rates, as the stock
Must be Closed Off
TO make for new Spring stock. The stock
consists of RROADCL OTHS, CASSIlERES DOE.
SKINS, salineus, Dress Silks Aipaccas, DeLalmes,
CashmeTes, Thibets LADIES' CLIO THIS and CLOAK
INGS, Fiannels, Prints, Ginghams, &c. A large
stock of
Bay State Long & Square ShawIs
Cashmere and Black Silk do, Gloves and Hosiery
Embroideries, Wells, Dress Trimmings, Scarfs Hdkts.
Hoods Comforiers, Gents Drawers and Understands
&C. ALSO
LINEN GOODS!
A very extensive stock, such bleached and brown
Covers, Damasks, Diaper, l. @ Hdkfs &c. The above
stock embraces amount OF more than
Ten Thousand Dollars!
And every article will be marked do al prices which
cannot fail 10 suit the purch; s.r.
Determined that the repu alton OF our Store as THE
CHEAP Store of the City shall be main med the cit
liens Of Ralh and others visiting the city are ii yiIed
10 call 10 see to xamine and To avail thenseve of
rare opportunities 10 make rich bargains Remember
the AUCTION Sore, ranite Block, next Sagadahock
House. OWEN 4 co.
Bath, Jan 10, 1853. 31if
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Be'Oare Of COxnteytsits and limitations !.

TARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRy IN Mi he diseases a.
% ~ h recommended curing many cases after the
s n o oes. pny Aielans has proved unavang has eff
has caused many PnprncipIed Commentators and ims.
tors TO palm on spurious mixtures of similar name and
name, and forging certificates resemble those ef ,h
true Balsam. DIR Wistar's Basam Of wild Cher ~
the only genuine The rest merely initiate the name or
the original, while they possess none OF its virtues
Remember The original and only genuine Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry always bears the written sig
no ture of. BUTTS Oh the outside wrapper.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

SEAMAN DRowNED.-As the schooner Or
lando was coming into the East River this
morning, from SaItia River, Ga, one of her
crew, named William Wilcox, was knocked
. overheard and drowned. He was native
OF Lubec, Me.-N. Y. EUe. Post.
CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-Sau and Hewlett,
the young men who were condemned for
the murder of Charles Baxter, the shipkeep-
or of the ship Thomas Watson, were hung
in New York on Friday in the prison ward
Hewlett, was attended by three Roman Cath
oIic cIergymen, and Saul by Rev. Mr.. Evans
of ST. Georges Episcopal Church. The
Rev. MIR. Spear spent the night with the lat
ter. There was large crowd present, and
the excitement and anxiety TO witness the
spectacle was intense. Hewlett was about
10 years old Saul about 20. The latter at
the galIows soIemnly persisted in bis lnno-
cence Of all crime, excepting the one Tor
which he was suffering.
Quick. The clipper ship Courser. now at
pier E. r., lef; Boston January 8, 1852,
for San Francisco, crossed the Equator iE
10 days, passed Cape Horn in so, arrived out
in los, thence to Hong Kong in AZ DAYS, and
back from Cape of Good Hope in 80 days,
and arrived at New York December go.
which is the shortest passage recorded, the
whole time absent being III months and 20
DAYS, 1O3 of which were spent in port
Greatest speed $50 miles in one day.-M Y.
Express
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Be Careful schat yoH Bay.

All limitations and counterfets being put up by per-
sons gnor ant OF the diseases of the human system, and
effect OF medicines entirely unsafe and dangerous
Address all orders to the General Agent, Seth w.
Fowle, Boston, Mass. 4w29
For sale IN Bath by A G Page.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03

Tn hne order, for sale al the City Market, by
Il A. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-03
Per Steamship Afriea.

Cid I'm Liverpool l2th American Union, Otis, Mobile ;
Arab.Delano. Savannah
AdV. Moro Castle Bishop, Baltimore Feb IL South
Carolina Sanford for Mobile with despatch Evira Ow-
en-, Owen Orleans Feb 1.
Cid at Loudon 14th ut, ship James Bogert, Howe,
Port Phillip.
Sid I'm Deal 18th, ship Monmouth, Trufant, FIN London
Cardiff and Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
DIED.,

BALDvTNAt his residence ON Buck Creek Ohio May Jsssps
Baldwin another Of the pioneer settlers Of C County a the sob
been wholesale merchants In NewYok
EPPs-n South Dsnver Mas May Mrs Elizabeth Epps sses
HARtFYAt Norwslk Conn., on wednesday morning. May H.
W. Harvey consequence o. injuries received 10 the railroad estas
Tbs relatives and the family respectfully invited
her funeral Saturday tho lf inst O'clock from hen
late residence No 81 Est 3l without further inv'on The
HODENPYL-In Brooklyn, May ofsare ever Victor y,
ola J. Elizabeth odebpy aged years months and II days
The friends Of the family fansrs biz
fathers -dence Lyingonr I'd door nom Hanover pa,e,
HESsTIAWAt Flushing l.. L. on Friday morning Mrs Esher
widow Of the late Joshua hoDfhaw, ESD aged a.
9, an sdav li ma which the friends al he family are
The body will BE- removed the family ysat at
HxLsI ED1 Newton susssr Coz ~ j. on Thursday May IL
Chales NJ. Hsls,ed, in the io,h year Pf has age.
HxMILaoNOn fnSsy May IS Ersene Hamilton aged mosfa
and IS days infant Of Robert and Jsne Hamilton. -
The the family respectfully invited attend hs ans
RAJ On sunday 18th inst 2oeIoeE No. zl2 s,hsv Hs res
mains VIII BE- taken 70 Greenwood FOR ntefment - a.. u
HOUsB-n Otsego Aisgan Co, hcdg.n, April q, Esazsr H.
HOu1e AGED ye native Of CONNECTICUT oo which Place he re
biz family. sought the faT Wed.
xELLgY4S Concord T. H. April =. Nm ReSeoes gl.tehsr.
Rev Elijah Fletcher Of HOpknn, and sitter Of the rt via Of Hon.
LRR AT Lancaster Mass M Anna r. Lee aged 10 years. vito
PLATTS-n eorFstown Mas NAY 10 coensn Pates aged -
PRL-At Bra.b Nay Gertrude shsr Of tho late
Fsr,i. Pei, eaNs'. Yer5 City, s..d 10 .,t..
Pa Of sab1s T0wnshp and once editor Of The lsnea
He took charge Of hat sboz, 1870 and ecndss1
oS.d 70 cors iron wcri. lie Tsasd az Cornwall
yesr. lie was Abou; 81 yesys ofsss -. -
Rev S.el.. W %css g se ss d
The trends Of Mr. Wood ann the family are invited 70 suse
furerl ths sternoon At O'clock from hef late 'endsnes
Adarnsst Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
MARRIED.


ANDERsoN-A DAIR-At Memphis Tenn, April %. Col. J p
Anderson ashnefon TcfntOry, Miss AGa
CHAPfN-BUsHAt Craze Church, Utica May TO- By Rev Mr.
A. ChsfTn, al Nowfork City sarah r. Bms
dnuehter Of hsftin 4aFt, Esq OF Utica
DAVIS SHoR1EH-AtA Annapolis Nd May 10 James H. Davis
Flateth daughter Charles Charity shorter all
Anrero.s.
On uesdsy May 1885, by Rev G. Lewis Mr aac Finm,re Hail.
Of Psris. XIV, 10 Miss Kate Harris OF NoodoTd.
HOBROH-BLYD DEN BUR3H.-IB New London. Conn. May TO-
Albert Iobron NJ. d. formerly OF the Class Of 'i9 C 20 As
Mary r. BlydebbuTgh. =
HfLLYFR-VANHART-n Camden y. J, April % Nathan Hin
yer M Amanda NanhaTt both OF Trenton ~
LENT-PILLlP3-At POngkeepsie, N u May 8, James Loaf
ofNew-Y ork 20 Miss Caroline Phiiips ofkishhiL -
IFTOURNFAU- HANNAN--Af Detroit May Charles II.
efDeo Nancy Ann Hannah late Of County Clare
eodng 10 the the RELIGIOUS Society of friends John H. haJ
10 Ssrsi T. daughter OF steven Archer
McCONKEY-HI NT.At Balnore. May II, VIM. McConkey o.
Now York 10 A., eldest daughter Of Jesse Hunt
pIKFR-HORTON- Goshen n. Y, "Wednesday, Msy
H. BY Rev Or snoduass Rke Jr Of Hafeu 20 yashh w
Horton daughter jodle, Of Boonnsborx NY.
REsTE Baltimore, May 3, WIN Restsrssn,
baltimore Wneifed T. daughter Of Thomas ss5
Catherine Fnlham Of Liverpool England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

DrpiC ,TIoN-The German Lutheran Church, corner Of
South Fir; and Ninth dedicated Thursday fore
noon and afternoon At 10 o'clock A. NJ preliminary sd
dress in the German language delivered by Rev NJ
Schluter OF Poughkeepsie, after which the was
preached by Rev Mr. Halt of the Sixth ST. Lutheran Church
Of New York At o'clock in the afternoon sermon was
preached in the English language by Rev Mr. Shock of the
Lutheran Church in Mulberry ST. " y This Church e!6ce
is built brick in the Gothic style OF architecture and
including fine organ, about 20 600 On Sunday Rev
MIR Schluer OF Poughkeepse TO be installed pastor OF
this Church.
DlsPESsARY REPoRr-The following report by Mr.
Hardoate the Apothecary, shows the number Of patients
treated the Dispensary for the month of April. The
whole number OF patients treated 40 viz At the Dis
pensary 327 az their homes. -; vaceinRted d. Males
i5s; females 25s Places Of natiyity-Unted States Is
Ireland 23l England, Il Germany, - Prescriptions,
Gee Names Of diseases treatedlniures 81 minor sur
gerry 65; skin So nervous 30 abdomen - rheumatism.
ls eye and ear = heart lungs and throat fevers Il
confinement vaccin9ted, 81 urinary, ?, Total, 40.
DmD OF his lNJURIEs-JOhn Hennessey, whc was 20
seriously burned at the explosion Tuesday afternoon
died on Thursday night Yesterday afternoon Coroner
inquest was commenced
MissNo-Constabe Gideon Austin, OF the First Wand
mas been missing for the past three weeks When last
home the next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

RSTERrA NAESTS &C.. DAY AND EVENING
h,esEr before at the Broadway Thes tonight Mr. Forrest
Tnt oSsTISATr FANNY The od Dach Governor eTae
s %ss ssS Moi ss at SD''H tonight Mr. b. az Dun
M sssaz' q xssSs a %' M kssa %s' me- &
1 rs ' and r.. at As 81 C so ana 4 1s%
YIl Pay evening Museum This afternoon The
ksas CTsloI RAGS Tournament: and nasws5a fss Of won
Int ArrEe CaIlpnrS, al the Studio Caross BT0siway
fvTEAM Equestrian drama tonsh with ether PeiioTsnest ct
soc ESTEsrsSsEsT interpreted with anecdotes Of s
evening Stnyvesants Institute. by Mr. Fraser.
E1'nosIAs MssTRrLsEY BarQuo &e &C. in great variety tins
OWNS 1scfSr OF NOM blanc evening the Chinese Room,
s Essrras %usse 81 @ open day and svena
Ts .os.s As,DEsy o. DFsss oPSo day and sysDins
HrlLsRs Second Sight and DaSleE!s' Chinese Rooms
tV Mr. Frazer is giving each night this week at the
seyvesant Institute vocal entertainment, songs, and
ballads accompanied by explanatory remarks anecdotes
&C ne much applauded and his programme is novel
ana curious MIR Frazer, il viii be remembered produced
the bohemian Gr originally here doing the part,
AND ne was tor many the partner Of the late celebrated
Dir SegIn.
~ Miss Aimoeriy, who spoken OF in all the Boston
papers with much approval will read the Midsummer
Nights Dream accompanied by an orchestra solo yocats
and chorus performing Mendessohns Music in Illustration
of 1.-THE entertainment 10 be given At Metropolitan Hall
on Monday evening, May le This heard the Boston
journals say by great crowd in that city and the E1pe
iment was highly successful" Mr. Esied, conductor Of
che Phiarmonc Society will lead mex, Monday, and Pau
, julien viii play two Solos.
LAuSCEED.--On Thursday schooner OF abou, 80 tSn
burden was launched from the yard OF Messrs. j. NJ *
L. Bayies OF Port jefferson L. She is built for Aessrs
H. Tooker Overton, and Others, and viii be used
The Southern trade and is TO be commanded by Capt
Nathaniel Dickinson who is one Of her owners and resi-
dent Of the abovensned place
~ The annual sermon before the American Society fol
AmelorNng the Condition Of the Jews viii be preached Il
morrow evening
~ The friends Of Whole Worlds Temperance Con
seauon WI assemble At the Broadway Tabernacle th'
ssaas O'clock. Addresses by Laey Stone Of Boston
~, ss0dgrsss Of Baltimore, &c.