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DISASTERS.

Bark Wabash, finn Boston for Matanzas, lost Bahama
Banks So cent salvage awarded for Nassau
property saved. $500 awarded for services sch
Capital which put in with loss of mast
New bark NORWOOD of Bath, FIN Wiscasset for Hava-
towed into Portland 10th inst 60 the rail-
way having sprung aleak after she was loaded.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-19

LINCOLN, ss-At Court Of Probate held At Wseasse,
within and for the County Of Lincoln on the second
of May, A ID 1851
OUISA 8 SPARKS, named executrix In a certain in
~ strument purportng 10 be the last will and testament
of William Sparks, of Bowdonham, in said County,
deceased, having presented the same for Probate:
ORDERED, that the said Louisa give notice to all
sons Interested by causing copy Of this order 10 be
posted up IN some public place in the town Of BOwdon-
ham, and by publishing the same in the Eastern Times
printed at Bath three weeks successfully that they
appear at Probate Court be held at BowdOinham in
said County, on the third Monday Of June next show
cause if any they have why the said instrument should
not be proved approved and allowed the will and
testament Of said deceased
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
true OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HovEY Reg. Sw4s
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To the Court of Probate for the County of Lincoln
DESPECTFuLLY represents George W Farrn, Of Tops
IL ham, in said County, that Rebecca Farrfn, late of
Topsham, in said County, died the 18th day Of March,
1882 seized and possessed of real estate goods and chat
tes rights and credits the of one hundred dol
lars, which ought TO be administered according TO law
Your petitioner further represents that he is next Of kin
and principal creditor OF said deceased.
Wherefore he prays that administration Of said estate
may be granted to him other suitable person.
Dated this I'd day ofMay, 1853.
GEORGE w. FARRIN.
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SPOKEN.

March %, lat % n, Ion 80 W. bark Charter Oak Mer-
win, Boston March for Australia.
May TO- lat IS So lon 20, brig Marshall, I'm Savannah
for Bath.
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FOURTH OF JULY!

THE subscriber would inform the citizens of Bath and
vicinity that he is prepared to furnish cities and towns
make Of every description for the anniversary Of our
Nations birth day varying in price from $25, $50 and
500 $500, all of the best quality and cheap
be had in Boston, thereby saving travelling expen-
ses and freight bills. For sale by
S. W. CREECH, Federal ST. Portland,
Between the United States Hotel and Elm House.
Portland. Nav II. 1858. 48td
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To lhe Honorable Arnold BIaney. ESQ, Judge Of PRO.

To the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esq Judge of Pro-
bate within aud for the County ofLincoln-
EDWIN MOVES, of West Bath, in sa id County, adj
Ia minislraor Of the of Levi Frye late of w
Bath in said County deceased respectfully
that the personal estate of the said deceased is
sufficient by the of six hundred dollars, answer
his debts and charges of administrations he there
fore prays that he may be empowered and licensed
sell and convey much of the real of the said
deceased nay be sufficient raise the said sum
with incidental charges. EDWIN MOVES.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-19

A rumor is current, of the death OF Ex- Gov
ernor Kent, at Rio Janeiro. We do not know
as il has any other foundation than the fol-
lowing paragraph:
New YORK, May g Captain MulIigan of
brig TruxiUo, from Rio Janero via Dominica,
April Oh, informs us of the death of the
American Consul, which touk place about
the first Of March.
Whether this refers to the Consul at Rio,
or at Dominica, is the question.
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LINCOLN, sat- a Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within and for the County of Lincoln, OH the I'd day
of May, 1853.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that the said
petitioner give notice 10 all persons interested IN said
estate that they may appear al Court OF Probate 10
be holden al WIscasset within and rsad Cnuniy OH
the first Monday Of June Iext, by causing copy Of
said petition, with this order 10 be published in the
Eastern Times, printed al Bath, in SAID County, three
weeks successfully previous 10 said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge of Probatc.
Auest-EDwIN $. HOvEY, Register
true copy attest-EDwIN ). HovEY, Reg. 3w47
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-19

CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shell=; Cream Of Tartar,
~ Ginger, Pepper, and general assortment Of Spie-
es, fresh from The Lynn Mills; Mustard Peppersauco
Keichups and Pickles, RaisnS in boxes and half do
Stewards and EasI Boston refined white and yellow,
Sugars and Syrups, Soap in box es, also Starch in do
Boston and Portland Ground Rock Salt; dried goldfish
and herring, for sale by ID. l.. PATTkN.
May 4, 1853. 46
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SPRING GOODSl

lust opened az the GRANITE STORE, direct from New
York and Boston, twenty-five cases OF new and reah
Spring Goods, consisting in part Of
Desirable COlOrcd and Plain Dress Silks,
Some yery rich patterns Cashmere Shawls; All Wool,
cation and wool and Berage DeLanes fine linen Goods,
Flannels Rich Poplns Merrimac, COcheco and hamil-
ton Prints, &C, &C. -
Also BroadcIoths, Cassimeres, Doesknss Satinetts,
Teeds &C together with all the articles usually found
in similar estabshments all Of which win be sold at
wholesale and RETAIL the lowest possible paying prce@
Bath, April Is, 1853 OWEN IL co.
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COpartnerShip Notice.

DECEIVED. day al the Elm ST., and
Ii for sale, $500 bushels mealing corn -four lard box
raisns cheese, smoked beef, teas coffee, pickles, &c
&c, &c. Old Tyson Tea Young do do, Oolong do,
NHgyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning Fluid, &c
Bath Feb2. X X SMITH Il CO.
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a. d. Butler.

Comprising IN parl The following articles:
India and Foulard Silk, some beautiful patterns
Brocade, Plain and Changeable Silks
Black Watered Silks
Plain Black do. all widths and prices
Silk and Linen Goods, for Ladies' Dresses
Plain All Wool DeLaines
Figured All Wool DeLaines
Cotton and Wool DeLaines
Silk and Silk and Wool Berages
Cotton and Wool DeLaines, in any quantity
French, Scotch and American Ginghams
Chambrays. all colors
Plain and Figured Joconet Muslins
Figured Lawns and Muslins
Embroidered Muslin Dress Patterns
Plain White and Checked Muslins, for dresses
A fine assortment of Embr'd Collars, Hdkfs,
Flouncings, Infants Waists, sc.
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LINCOLN, sat a Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within and for the County Of Lincoln, the ed day Of
May ID, 1858.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED that the said Pc
titoner give notice TO- all persons interested in said
tate, that they may appear Court of Probate to be
holden at Bath within and for said County, the 2st
day of June next by causing copy of said petition with
this order TO be published in the Eastern Times printed
at Bath in said County, three weeks successfully pre-
vious to said Court. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge
Attest--EDwIN HovEY, Register.
3w48 true copy. Attest-EDwIN HovEY, Reg
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uENSuAW 4 wOODROUGH,S Cast Steel Mill
IL and Cross-Cul Saws, constantly on hand ana LOT
sale by Il hObiNSON-
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Cement.

" HYDEG Co. have constantly on hand and
II. saIethe bestarticle o &c EMENT nowin use.
Feb27, 1851.
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To the Court of Probate for the County of Lincoln
DESPECTFULLY represents George w. Farrin, Of
IL Topsbam, in said County that Martha Farrin late of
Topsham, in said County, died the llth day Of June
1885, seized and possessed of real estate goods
tells, which ought be administered according to law
Yosr petitioner further represents that he is next OF kin
of said deceased and also OF the creditors OF said
deceased.
Wherefore he prays that administration of said estate
may be granted 10 him some other suitable person.
Dated this second day of May, 1853
GEORGE w FARRIN
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LINCOLN, ss-At Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within and for the County of Lincon the I'd day of
May, 1853
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED that the said Pc
titioner give notice all persons interested in said
tate, that they may appear Court of Probate to be
holden al Bath, within and for said County, the 2st
day OF June next by causing copy Of said petition with
this order to be published in the Eastern Times printed
at Bath in said County, three weeks successfully
vious to said Court. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge
Attest-EDwIN s. HovEY, Register.
3w4S true copy. Attest-EDwIN HovEY, Reg.
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Mill Saws.

A SUPERIOR article, can be found a he store Of
n SO AT ROBINSON.
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STEAM THE RIO LA PLATA-We are most
happy 10 chronice to-day will be seen by our adver-
Using columns, the success OF the project TO introduce
steam navigation upon the head waters Of the Rio de Ia
Plata.
Long tina needless delay has been, the increduous
and ind have al length TO learn that OF the i'm
poant commercial enterprises OF the day is about to be
put to successful test, and that in conjunction with
surveys, and under all due national protec
on the ch productions and yet undeveloped resources
OF the finest portions OF continent will find their
way 10 our own city as their central depot.
We have often, in months gone by, written favoraby
OF this project and in view OF lis undenabe claims upon
the attention OF commercial men, have felt surprised thai
no more interest was maniiested upon the subject
We stand in far stronger light than ever for in cor.
roboration Of the great amount OF information which
was furnished for the columns OF this paper by he pen
Of Mr.. Edward A. Hopkns, the recent publications oil
Lieut. haury, over the signature OF Inca" have given
the ampest testimony; whilst the repor, Of Lieut. Hern-
don, upon his travels in similar countries brings US 10
certain conclusion in much that has hitherto BEEN TO
great degree, conjecural.
The bold representations of Mr. Hopk;n,. mon polit
zeal events IN the countries where he has long av.
eed have all been realized and as he has been proved
moderate in his commercial statistics the more readily
repose trust in his commercial calculations
will be seen that the government survey under The
command OF Lieut. Page is in state Of great forward.
ness, and will leave the city of Washington almost sim
uaneously with the frat steamer OF the United States
and Paraguay Steam Navigation Company from this por,
The house Of Livingston, Wells & Co, the unwayerne
and consistent friends OF the company are its agents. and
they deserve we'll OF the communiy for The spiri, Of en-
terprise which they have shown in s initiation We 40
with them, and with lis protector, in their best anticpa
tons. and shall always take pleasure in recording its adj
vance to success; for nothing could have more favora
Bile influence in enlargng the IDEAS elsyaing the aims
and promoting the best interests OF that part OF our con-
inent which Is 10 be The sphere OF it's operations.
IN Y. Courier and Enquirsr, Dec 30
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The Theatre

Mr. Haekett drew last nigh, The largest and most bril-
liant audience Of tho season. The theairegong public
will begad to learn Of his engagement for one night
only This evening, in addition to the extraordinary al
traction OF the Merry Wives Of Windsor. Mr. Hack.il
will appear in the nitabe character OF The Ken,uck-
ian THIS Is also the last appearance OF Miss Fihpat-
rick, whose performances have been hailed with 40 much
satisfaction. OF course theatre going friends will
avail themselves OF the present and last opportunity q
Witnessing the rare performances offered for New Years
evening.
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Inauguration OF the Equestrian statue Of
Andrew jackson

The equestrian statue Of General jackson vii. he imam
gurated the eighth day Of January next when the ar
engagements will be as follows
All those either specially generally invited will Assem-.
bic in 'front.' Of the City Hall, at O'Clock. m,
eighth of January, 1883.
Colonel George w. Hughes. member Of the Jackson
Monument COMMITTEE, has been selected chief marshal
and will appoint his own aids
The military consisting Of the regiment OF solun-
Of the militia of the District OF Columbia with ssch
detachmen,s the army and marine corps may be
within convenient distance, aud the military companies
from other cities who attend, will be under the
msnd OF Colonel William Hickey
The procession viii be formed as follows
Military Escort.
The Jackson Monument Conmittee.
Clark Mills, Artist, ft.
Hon. Ste phen A. Douglas, Orator.
Chaplains OF Congress
President Of the United States and Cabinet. y
Senate and House OF Representatives OF the United Sats.
with their officers. A.t
Judges OF the Supreme Court. ri
Judges of other Courts. att h
The Comm andef-in. Chief of the Army, and oldest Com
modore in the Navy OF the United Ststes.
Officers Of the Army aud Navy. ~
Corporate Authorities OF Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria. 49,
The jackson Democ ratio Association.
Other organized societies.
- Citizens of Washington and other places. stf.ig
THE procession will early hour possible
down Four Penns avenue thence
up said avenue, the most direct rou,e 70 Lafayette
Square. t*s ~.s.il
AT the monument the ceremonies will be f6liows n
Prayer by the Chaplain of the Senate
Address by the Hon. s, A. Douglas
Unwilling Of the Statue
Military present arms. ~ 49,,
National Salute. ~
Benediction by the Chaplain of tho House.
The Jackson Democ ratio Association fraternies Of Free
and Accepted Masons Odd Fellows and RIA Men, Tenn
Societies, and all other organized sslees In the
District. and the citizens generally, earnestly and
spectfuly invited be present the ceremonies Of the
cason. Asr
B. b. FRENCH,
JOHN c. KlVES,
JOHN w. MAURY,
Committee of Arrangements.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1852. t.
Dec 3l-did 9z ta
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widows and orphans OF those who lay down their life in
It's aud the navy may again become the idol OF the
nation instead of lis and eproach The cruises
should not exceed eighteen months il is long enough
for activity and TOO short for idlensss hold every
mander 10 rigid account for the strict fu6lmenl of all
his duty; and efficiency. activity. and respectabily will
take the place OF such dscredilable cruises that MIR
Cartier exhibits to have been made by Commodore Nor
gan in the race Independence b.
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er. Again the Hon. III, Marshall received nav 10,
b0s miles, which 10 6S4 miles than Mr. CLAW 400
these two gentlemen did not reside Nifty miles from
.ch other This arson could be carried out
= entire delegation from kentueky and indeed the del.
oas Of other neighborng States with similar re suits
have selected the above-aasned gentlemen because oi
7 ~ residence in the immediate neigbboihood Of Mo
by, and think them sufficient for my purpose which /,
show that Others have dsened IL ~ 10
their receipts for nieage by those Of Mr. Clay Ind
Ind that other member OF Congress has ever Iened
nscsssasy 10 measure himself iD This psrcul by the
andsa recently erected by portion Of the ~hig press
BY which 20 *
As stated in publication -iads In oslessr last. now
repeat that regulated my charge for nage by the al
io.enpp made BY the Com nites M0esge Of the House
Of RS6rsssotauves to Col IL. MsrshS the member from
the congressional disris Ia which Iresde and the mem
Der whose residence own was but lair
10 presume that of Congress whose especial
daily Il was regulate the mileage Of members had done
20 With more accuracy than or any other individual could
d. and this plan esored to- and my mileage
wes Axad 006 miles, which less than the amount al
lowed BY commities Col MARSHALL although his res
,Aenoo 10 ssarsT Washingo city than my own,
Dv act Of Congress- senator Is entitled 10 draw
- Tor every twenty miles Of estimated distance by the
n 81 usua road from bs place of residence the of
Congress" This have done, and no more
Respectfully, 49,. u, MEhlWETHEk-
WAshiN0roN December 10, 1852
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Nrw YoRK Dec alp m.-The stdhh market to-day
closed dul-United States SIS of 1867. 1871 odcred-no
sales; Canton is held frmly-ofers Of ia refused--no
sales Erie. 92s (hs decided Decline and may posi-
.ibly be mistake Nicaragua, 36l sale. Morris csnaI
2ll Erie Convertbles OF IL l02-an advance /; Har-
lem, 10; Norwich and Worcester, SAL Sonngton, B7I
sales ofCumbeand coal 6Si nothing doing in Cary I'm
provement Money easy Consols 81 a 81 premium.
PHILADrLrHrA, Dec. 2i-The stock market TO day q,
steady. United States SIS, li9l Pennsylvania IS 90
Flour is quiet-snles small, and prices Unchanged Deal
waiting the sdvices by the steamer now due Sale. of
1000 bushels wheat at I5 lIs red white nj ls
III Sales OF o. cents for white and 81
80 for yellow. Oats, 20 "a cents. Rye 90 cents.
sNsw ORLEANS, Dec 27Therc have been sales OF 600
bales OF cotton since the receipt Of the Canadss ew. a,
decline OF "a TO 10 previous rae.. Cofeesales OF
II 900 bags ats cents for Rio the market active Flour
has advanced u cents per Dbl, WITH ales 50 Pork
sa,cs SIS CornsaIes at 10 ecnts Freights are deo
ming The thermometer to day stands at 80.
Dec &--Couon today IL animated, with sales OF 20 900
b,es Mt 1 cent advance Strict midjing, 81 cents
BALTIMORE, Dec, slOar market ia quiet. Sales 900
bbs City Min. -four at s5 l2s-a further decline. How
ard street held IS rs.
Grain steady. Red whest IIAa III cents, white do ;.
us 125 cents White corn go cents yellow do 81
Oats. ~ oenr Rye. 81 cents Whiskey 2ia rs cents
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Appointments by the President,
By owd sith he advice and consent of The Ssnoi

By aud wh Hf adrief and oonsent Of The Senate.
John Wilson, TO be Commits oner OF the General Land
Office vice Justin Butterfela, resigned.
Edward A. Csbe. to be principal clerk of public land,
in said Office, vice John Wilson appointed Com missioner
Judah solomon Levy, to be commercial agent of the
United States at Te,uan, In the Empire OF Morocco.
Merod Abecassis to be agent of the United
States at Larache in the Empire of Morocco.
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NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
THE AZTEC CHILDREN
win their entertainments Thursday evening
O'Clock, and continue, for limited number OF
day.
open ~, 8, and to9 Lectures al H.
and 8, daily. lecture every exhibition. =
THE Azecs entirely ofpeope in
hcighn Kind Of human being before oh wi
ognooes formed by descent through of thought and
OF which the public knowledxc-movng observing and
culating differently from all other people.
Tickets Is children half price.
To That these folks altogether the
emotions peculiar before
10 only to aHrm what Is everywhere admitted.
satisfy the public
have actually been discovered
such evidence cc,s ~,
drawn their exhibitions and satisfied nes ali of New Yort ana
Philadelphia They specimens Horace Greeley ssvs OF
dwndlcd mannkin who form our
Of the Brownies" Boees,n ancifu creatures OF
more Supersous and las NJ Willis
with Ipansblc authenticity priority
as they Of the old family" Of human
the mushrooms Of to-day Nt# esi
These people ar brother and sister.
They perfectly formed every respect
Their habits and dispositions perfectly
with the different
4 child year require. food thnn Them.
The girl and nurses her doll
The young plays his fiddle and drives his horses.
Maxine weighs 10 pounds Bartola
Bartoa IL about 10, and Ma rmo 10 rsof age.
The lady is 2ot the boy a]i inches high.
They active playful and happy they vernacua
they speak variety OF English WORDS and readily
ali said q them.
The girl II actually
TO describe them Impossible
behoIders In word, unlike anything
They idontrou
by Jshn L. Stevens, esq, and other travellers.
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The Western Telegraph Lines.

CacsSArI, Dec. 3-The recent suspension the west.
Telegraph lines occssoned by heavy eshets In
the Whitewater and Miami rivers, aud the nundation Of
large Of the lower Mississippi rendering the roads
impasabc and doing very extensive damage the wires.
The breaches have been temporarily repaired until the
water subsidies, which still continues very deep
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drripni of lie Ell6on.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec d - he steamer Falcon arrived To-
day from Aspnwa bringing 800 600 god $50 pa.-
senRers.
The Georgia left Aspinwal the goth for New York
with S2, 500 900 in gold and 300 passengers.
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Never before
grand painting, and have they painting
we'll Ne In time D
George Hedge especially
II viii enven ones upon evening
fsradseibe slvery
ing in silent majesty through the bowers Of Edenbowe
hen I'd the moaning
air stirring
spiration And the moninchow delightful Tho sor
king Of spreading his chambers
ess with such splendo every
bird, and beast and brook and boush, rejoice.
Exhibitions evening ~ O'Clock, Wednesday
Saturday afternoons O'Clock.
Admission q cents, children half price
Liberal arrangements for schools for select parties
sion parties.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. aO-The river has fallen foot Pro.
visions and produce dull. and prices are dropping
Hogs have declined 10 Sc so F,eights New Orleans
40 -four and 30 for pork Eastern exchange
has declined New York sight exchange discount par
Both Of our railroad lines in operation again.
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LouisiaBs EIecfis,s.

NKw ORLEANS, Dec. S.-An election was held in this
State yesterday Tor State officers, snder constu
ton. Paul Herbor the democratic candidate for Govern.
or has 1853 majority in the city, and the wings conoede
the election OF the entire democratic ticket
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fun assortment Of the
msnufacoy, for sale at uniform prices,
sTEvENss Sales Room,
sAn '-eonom Browns Hotel.
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Non -ArrivaI Of ihe Pacific. 5c. Z

New YoRk, Dec. 3l--p. m.-There tidings up to
this writing Of the steamer Pacific sixteen days
and due. 1t may be remarked that there have been
advces yet of the arrival of the Pacific She may
have met with accident going over which causes
her dete ntion.
Tomorrow being New Years day, all business will be
suspended 10 this city, obedent former custom Ex,en
sive preparations making celebrate il In good old
fashioned style.