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Eastern times., 1853-12-15
DOMESTIC PORTS.


q Boston--Ar TN, ship Bennington, Young, New Or
leans, schs Kingsher Of Thomaston Hooper Faya Nov
16 Hardscrabble, Gregory, Rondout; Moses Eddy Thur
Ar sth, sch Flying Cloud. cfFord, Danarscotta. u
lAr9th, schs Mt Hope Post, Rockand; Mary Ann, VII
Jams, and Arenzamend, Snow, Bath Cid. brig Holt,
Also ar 10th, bark Island City, Hincky, Turks Island via
Holiness Hole brigs Angola, Morton, Nassua, FL via do
VIM Crawford, Perry w Parks, Merryman VIM A
Drew, Dunnng; Nansa, Bailey, and Biow, Lewis Phil
adelpha schs Hertz, of Rockland, Carter, Mariel via
Edgartown; Ingomar, Lynch Georgetown, DC.
Cid, brig Edwin, Morton, Wscasset schs Morea, Kear,
Thomaston Henry A,Newbrt, WaldobOro; Geo Davis,
Pinkham, Bath
Also ar 1lth, bark Hobart, Of B0othbay, Hodgd0n
Smyrna y lt tf-t' 'F t-A-i R-AA
PortIand-Ar 9th, bark Adelaide Cooper, Collins,
Fleetwood, FL Ionic, new, Of and fm Harpswel
New YOrk-Cd 9Th, ship Josephine, Bornholm, Bris-
tol, Z; Erie, Lewis, Apalachcola. ~ y. ri .,yr,r
Cid 7th, ship Delaware Patten, Charleston. fA"
Ar sth sch Lanson Dean, Gertrude Horton, Brown,
and Isaac Achorn, Rockland. irfttHr- .IilW
Holmes HoIc-Ar, 5th, brig Onward, Tibbets,
Georgetown, SC, for Bath; sch Usaloga Ral Roadout
for do. -i.'t
Ar 6th brig Versailles Doboy Island for Thomaston; 7h,
sch Gen Scott Harnden Fredericksburg for Bath Water
vile, Gill; New York for do. i y wy -.Y,yy
In port 11th brigs VIM Drew; Mansanilla; Pa s;
and Onward; sch Ustaloga; and others. r, .a tl
Ar 7h, brig Torcelo Roberts, Savannah for Boston sch
DC, for Boston Florence New York for Damarscotta
S brig Sarah Ellen Goudy, Philadelphia for Bath, with
loss of deckoad Carolina, Paen Chopank River for do;
schs Arcade Raynes Lebanah, Geyer Wreath, Hub
bard (or Tabbut D Mary Amer, Healey Julia Smith,
Farrn and Lucinda Jane WALL all from Philadelphia for
do. f
below sth, ,schs Cora, Boston for Dam
arscota Josiah Achorn, John Murry, and Lucy Nancy,
do for Rockand Pilot do for do; with loss of head Of fore
mast Equal Diamond, Clon, Pearl Eliza Jane and Clifford.
do for do.
NewpOrt-In port 7th schs Eliza Hand, fun Gardiner;
Jenny Lind, of WaldobOro. 4
Norfolk-In Hampton Roads 4th, brig Maria, Slower,
from Ycomico River for Portland.
Ar Sd, sch st Lucar, Rockand.
SaVnmnah-Ar Sd, brig Monticello Clifford, Bath.
Cid Sd, brig Oleron Pendieton, Waldoboro
BaltimOre-Cd 7th, ship Lizzie Harvard, Parker,
Liverpool.
PrOvidence-SId Sth sch Lucy Blake, Rockland.
Fall Rfver-r at Somerset 4th, brig Kinds, Max
cy, Bath. . IVY t-.-.fsF rr
ApaIachfcoIn-1n port lst bark Cleaner, for New
York dg. p. ipt
New OrIeans-Cld Goth, ship Clara Ann, Hatch,
London. i..... .-.u. ....t .n.g r|
Towed to %, ship H Boody. .e.yf =
Adv, ships John Albert for Liverpool part ofcargo
gagged Meteor, for do, most do do. i att. lastr 4
Ar S0th, ship Old England Barstow, Liverpool.
Cid 3Oth, ship r Page, Hathorne, Liverpool
Also ar Both, ship Screamer, SkOfeld, New York.
Ar 1st, ships p Harvard, Andros Liverpool Thalata,
Barker, Bath. at AFst @trt-
Cid 1st, ship Naples, Duncan, Havre. Hr-f
Adv ship Sewall, for Boston soon.
GaIvestOn-In port 30th, brig Choctaw, Duell, for
Boston, ready. ,4sl |
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

THE SIMPLEST THING IN THE WORLD


~ You have only purchase bottle Of MLanes Gel
ebrated vermfuge and administer according the di-
recons accompanying each vial 1t fails TO give
mediate relief perfectly safe for young old The
following testimony in favor Of Ines Celebrated Vermi-
uge, was handed us a short time ago. t -HE
New YORK, November 1o 1852.
friend Of mine purchased and administered bottle
Of M'LANES CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE to a child of
hers four years DID, which brought away between three
hundred and four hundred worms-many Of them large
The child is WELL and living in Remington place For
further particulars inquire Of Mrs. Hardie No. Manhattan
place. t at Ar. ~u
g Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERMFUGE, and take none else. All
other Vermifuges in comparison, worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills
be had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores tn
United States and Canada.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
.MartiaQaa..

In this city, Sth nst by Rev. P. Jaques Mr.. Nathan
Clark to Miss Martha Morrison. VIA u .t...,.,
In this city, 18th inst by the same Mr. Albert Fisher
Miss Clarssa b. Fowles.
In Boston, Mass Capt Stephen g. Springer ef HalIowe
late of Sacramento City, to Miss Nancy Y Pike Of Boston
At Allegan, Mich. 10th, Wm D. Houghteling, ESQ., tc
Miss Marcia Il. stockbridge, Of this city "a
In Halowe, by Rev. J. p. Skeele Edward r. Aiken to
Mary w. Leigh, all of HI. .ln .-
In Turner, Alden Hall Of Auburn, to Miss Saba Whit
BOwdoinham.
In hockand George W. Sargent Boston, to Miss Ari-
menta D. Gregory Of Samuel I. Cleyeland Miss Ma
Miss Jane q. Spear, both of R.
In Portsmouth, n H., Mr.. Charles bingham, Of this
city, to Miss Ellen Sullivan, Of p T' = Y
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

A LEGACY TO President PIERcE.-There
has been considerable conversation in certain
circles relative to the will of the late Hon.
Charles G. Atherton and the disposal of his
property. We learn that the document was
opened yesterday, and after leaving handsome
competency 10 his wife, he gives eight thousand
dollars to President Pierce, and the balance of
his property, upwards Of one hundred thousand
dollars, he has divided equally among sixteen
cousins, whom he has named, emitting those
who are already provided for, and bestowing
his bounty upon those who require is.-EUening g
Gazette
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Dtatbs.

In this city, 18th inst, Mrs. Sally stnson, aged g.
In this city 18th inst, Mrs. ZelOpha, wife Of Dr. A. K
Gilmore, aged "a -'.es | 'far-t
In this city 12th inst, Charles h. OF Mr. Charles H.
Holman, aged month.
In Dorchester, Mass, very suddenly, Capt Samuel c.
Grant Of HalloweT, aged about 80 years. lC
In Augusta Julia Kempton wife Of Chas Kempton AGED
rs james Pagan, aged 35; Capt Samuel L. Rogers for
merly Of Phipsburg, aged 49, Trif
In RockIand Helena w Dodge, wife Of Benz j. Dodge,
and daughter Of Rev. G. Merrill Of Augusta, aged 90
In Topsham, Mrs. Stnson wife OF Mr.. Stephen Stinson
aged As; Annie Louise, daughter Of Mr. James Mustard
aged II years and months -a
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

The National Inteligsncer, in speaking Of
the caucus held by the democratic members Of
congress to dominate officers, g.. says
The prompt transaction of che business of
the caucus contradicted the anticipations Of dis
sension and difficulty which il had been pre-
dicted would embarrSss If not frustrate entirely
the purpose of the meeting. Whatever ele-
ments of discord may exist in the party, there
was no serious exhibition of them ia the eau
Gus -, ...a .af.9 ~. ~. I .t-r ..1a. 4
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
N"A Wing" in the Boston Post, says o
President PiArce's message: tldn fe eeSJ

GF"A Wing" in the Boston Post. says Of
President Piarce's message: aa Il. ',p5 'aag
i have read this document and the criticisms
Of the Boston Journal upon it. The tone of
those criticisms strikes me as unreasonable and
n6jnst, and only shows Tancorous party hos
tility, and strikingly devoid of all that national
generosity which should be uppermost in the
hearts Of true republicans" on such occasions.
| do not see any deficiency in the 'avowal. of
national policy neither do see anything in
the document that should. occasion, any mis-
trust or alarm on the subject. Besides, has
noty.he policy of the country been established
for years, and lie il not enough for the Presi-
deent to say that he means 10 uphold it! am
glad for one ,thatshe did nos indulga in decla-
nation and rapid boasting on might and right.
his message eminently clear in statement,
and as satisfactory as could be- expected, and
singularly modest and moderate in its style.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
R. II. R.

Liver Complaint cured by Radway Regulators. Cramp
Spasns stopped by Railways Ready Relief Rhcuma-
ism by Railways Ready Relief Bad Blood Cleans
ed and Purified by Railways RenOvatng ResOlvent
g Liver Complaint.
Waldo Roberts, Esq., of the 9th Ward, cured OF Liv
er Complaint by Railways Regulators. They free the
bowels from all retained humors render digestion easy and
insure all who them pleasant operation of the bow
els They stomach and regulate the action
every organ the body They give tone and energy to
the liver, and create good appetite. They Dyspep
sia Costiveness Indigestion Bilious Complaints, Fevers,
&C. After taking dose OF Regulators the patient feels the
pleasures Of health is blessed with good appetite
pleasant and regular digestion. Price Of Regulators
cents per box.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
LINcoLE, iss-At Probate Court hs.d at BSsoasset

LINCOLN, $40 Probate Court held at WSscasset
GEORGE w. DUNCAN, named Execufsr Id certain in
strumen purporng to be the last will and testament Of
SCOTT J. TALLMAN, late Of Bath In said County, de-
ceased having presented the for Probate
That the said Executor give notice to all persons interested
by causing copy Of this order to be posted in pub
lie place In the city Of Bath and by publishing the same in
the Eastern Times printed at Bath three weeks successive
ly that they appear at Probate Court be held
Wscasset in said County, the first Monday of January
next and shew cause, they have, why the said in
strument should not be prove approve allowed the
last viii and testament of said deceased.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
true copy. Attest: T.. FOoTk, JR, Register. 3w25
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

HE undersigned having appointed by the Honor
able Judge Of Probate, for the County Lincoln
missioners receive examine the creditors
the of William Walker late OF Bath said coun-
deceased represented nsovent hereby give that
six months from the seventh day Of November A. 1853
have been allowed to said creditors to bring and prove
their claims and that will attend TO the service assigned
U.S. the Office Of J. s. Sewa in Bath Saturday the
18th day OF December next and Saturday the 3st day
Of December next and the last Saturday months
Of January February March and April A. D. 1854 at from
two to four O'Clock in the afternoon each Of said days
, w y JACOB s. SEWALL, (co,a,,,..,s....
J: ELLSWORTH, oOmmis'Oners Nun 's
Bath, Nov. 16, 1883. - 3m22
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

80 Friend Huse, atthe corner of Washing
ton and Centrestreets, recently slaughtered one
Of the fattest oxen we have ever, seen in this
market. It weighed, when. dressed, 1870
pounds. CaIl and see il. u A&-s@
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

E We are informed that the cotton factory
in this city has cleared of the debt Of some
$24, 600 during the past year. We see no
good reason why. this, stock should not now be
in demand at a premium. - HahOS0eH Gaz.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

the mouth Of the Kennebee River, green WHER2Y,
a with mariners Compass and other articles aboard Of
her The owner have the by proving property
and paying charges, application to RICHARD SPIN
Dec. II, 1853. ~ n 3w26s
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Z Girl Wanted. 8

yTANTED Immediately an honest capable vri TO do the
w work in q small family TO snch an one the hichest
wages will be paid. Apply at THIS OFFICE. I.sf,s
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
AUCTION.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell at Auction on THURSDAY,
Dec Is, at O'Clock, A. NJ, at their Auction Store,
bbls. Brown Sugar;
6 (" White do;
half chests 0olong Tea Extra fine;
boxes Tobacco fine sweet leaf; few boxes Segars, &c.
Dec l3 OWEN & CO., Aucts.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

A CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
n IES fresh and NICE just received opened and now for
sale cheap can be found in this city, consisting in part
as follows = --- ..
Cofees Teas Sugars of all grades Candles-talIow and
sperIl Sperm and Whale Oil Nut Cocoa, Prepared do
Chocolate Bakers Broma Tapioca Sage, Corn Starch
tato do, Pickles, Ketchups Of all kinds Olive OIL Castor
Oil, and large number Of other things too to
mention. s A. T. ROBINSON
Corner Of Front st. l. Ferry Wharf Bath, Nov. l6. 49,
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

~ R. III. Dana, Esq. ,'was unable to lec-
ture before the Lyceum on Monday evenings
on account of law trial. ~ oI
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Bows Thick Boots.

THOSE wanting first rate article Of boys ana youths
Bath, Sept. 10th, 1858. laIif9q q'u J. w. ROBERTS
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

'TwILLED, Red Blue, Mixed and Plain Indigo Bipe-
nice article; White TwilIed, very heavy Plain White
all WOOL all widths and prices Angola Twled and Plain
at low prices, for sale at A b BUTLER'S
Bath, Dec 8, --'i tft @'Ht-Ha Ni l iaFf
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

LARGE and splendid assortment Of DE LANES just re-
A ceived and for sale cheap at A u BUTLER'S
Also Pladed Thibets and Siks-a beautiful assortment
Bath, Dec. s. t& aiGtMsaE
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
II HI IL P II II E 9 ge1
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
Nr. UDham,s Internal Remedy.

DOR the of Piles, Inflammation Of the Liver and
Il Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation Of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; Imham-
maIory and mercurai rheumatism; Impuriiy OF blood
weakness and inflammation Of the Spine and for the
relief married Ladies'.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is the only really successful remedy for that
and distressing complaint, The PILES, offered to
the American public -.f .
Mark This; il Is an Internal Remedy, exile nal
application, and tciU any Of Piles, eth er
bleeding or blind, I'M nerna or external, and probably
the only thing that will.
is mild in its operation, and may be taken in
cases of most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks the disease al its source and re
moving the cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs.-The EIectuary is perfectly
safe for Pregnant Ladies' and the useful
tic that can possibly be used, IL will rernov
the piles and all infammatory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an eas y
time safe delivery, and sound constitution in the
offspring. ~ntiH
Sold wholesale and reiaii in Bath, by A G Page,
Sole Agentfor the Proprietor. Iy45
VOL a
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
SPOKEN.

Nov g. lat A. lon 81 ship Gen Dunlap, Skoled, I'm Liv
erPooI for Philadelphia.
Nov H. lat So 81 lon 70, brig John Marshall m Boston
for Wilmington, NC.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

nENIY French Bosoms that will equal the hneas hiner
sale as 'fTF "A. B. BUFFERS.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

81 Have you seen that beautiful new sign
of Stearns's : Hilling painted it, they say.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

WORSTED Goods OF all kinds also Trimming Goods
such Cloak, Dress and Sack Trimmings, Cloak Tas-
sells, nice assortment SILK and Fancy Buttons great
rety Also Domestic Goods, not at cost cheap
any other store In this city. e u = rAf ID BUTLER
Bath, Dec q. kfE NH fAl NEE n
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
PORT OFRATH.

rar PORT OF BATH.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Z.
SAILED
Ship Undaunted, Herbert New Orleans.
4 A4ark Thaler, Gardinerg Charleston, &c. gT gEW
I'll kk8s~# ". IA AZ THuRsbAY, Decls.
sf H Jksks ARRIVED. 1 Iii tF W 2
Sch Peru, Snow, Boston.
Sch Convoy, Howe, Boston
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
Sch Olive Branch, BOSTON, y
Sch Joseph, Allen Prince Edward's island.
zHo1a ARRIVED. s''AA'' Ds'' ~
Sch Qear Star New York with corn and Hour to Mer
ritt &R6binsdnA a48F EASS&k
Sch Josephine, -, Portsmouth
Sch Mary Powers with deckload of granite:)
sAfs g4.lg Z Y ARRIVED. = w
Brig Julia Ford, (of Boston) Griffin, Georgetown SC
Sch Catherine {Br) Flewelhn, st Johu, NIB. ENGW
Sch Robt Robinson, (Br) Lee, Monkton, NIB.
Sch Gen, Scott, Harnden Fredericksburg. ~
Sch Benz Franklin, MFadden, Virginia.
Sch Reindeer, Card, Boston. -
ssa SAILED.
Ship Rotunda ew, 600 tons) Handlett, Savannah brig
Watson, Ober, Jacksonville, Fla.
fn3 hns HH )H R.f bsnan0 isi TUESDAY, Dec. Is.
y ..aHt IyFKY n ARRIVED. EHa i
Sch Oregon Lewis, Philadelphia, Sd inst (wh coal TO
"NAAJy4 f-u.Bg9 Y..f.4flsiE yf E.r+yFr Y
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

me amount Of property destroyed is esti-
.llslea a. i,SOo, ,OOoT The Harpers had in
rtt ffs fTs 70 tne amount OF only about $95O, 600
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

JUST received, large and extensive assortment OF
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c, which offer the
lowest manuactory prices These fixtures from the
best mandatory, and all warranted. Please cali
and examine. 8. W. HEATH & CO. AZ
Bath, JuHe A. VI ai nsra tt ", sg fp q ql,.,It7 81
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Shorts, IndialnI and Rye Meal,

ND nice article Of Buckwhea for saae 2y NM s@RsTr
"A ber.s -i ihNii ifipNi l' A. IL. ROBlNeVN.
Nov. 16.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Hardware, Cutlery, 80.

EEP constantly hand and for sale, large and supe
IN rior assortment Of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
penters Tools of every description at the lowest prices
cash. Also, constantly hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &o. .ai,. t%f Hai ia HNimN 81
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
SheriF's Sale.

INCOLN, November 30th 1883 Taken on execution
III in favor OF Nathaniel Lamsen sold at Auction
on the premises, the thirty day Of December next
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, all the right In equity which
has to redeem the following lot Of land situate in Bath
said county, and bounded south by Oak Street, west by
land Of John W. Eingwood, north by lane leading from
Front st. to Washington street. by land Sew
a the same being under mortgage the Bath Savings
stitution and to James Coval. -o .
sw25 f 5.t. J. O. SNOW, Dep. Sheriff.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

Dress Goods Of all kinds just received and for sale
:. cheap for cash at AB BUTLER'S.
Dec s. '4.Hr1f .-t .4 Hi-' III. iI 4
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
HEINISCH'S SHEARS.
Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA M. TALLMAN, will give lessons on the
N1 Piano Forte and Organ. +r
Bath, Nov. 1858. .-f t,.ar -frS
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

As the season is with when ali liable to the aic
tion that follow colds seated the throat lungs
should keep in mind that Dr. Conines Syrup Of Ginseng
and Mava is the proper remedy for these diseases
it seldom fails to For sale by Wilson, Fairbank
Co., Wholesale Druggists, 4s As Hanover street-Bee
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

1600 LBS Of Turkeys, Chickens and Geese wanted
AOOO for which cash and the highest price, will bs
Paid.alytF 3ml9 Odd 81' A. LINDSEY, Centre 81.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

WOOlen Cloths for Overc0ats
A ND Pants just received and for sale cheap by W
= Bath, Dec s. l 4l IA BUTLER.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
HAIR WORK

0F all descriptions done to order in the best shape-such
~ Bosom Pins Ear Rings, Crosses, Necklaees&c. Any
wishing work Of this kind done have by leaving
their orders with .5taG sHf T. III. q. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov. IL. .... ....... .,.,.. ..ft. -a.,...
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

THE subscriber has on hand, and will be constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail. Also, large supply Of
FUSE. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May ~, 1858. sHfs fs-i5it..s5 $3.50 aiii soft
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
xi90 EAsTERN rT1MEs
- MARINE JOURNAL. m

sfINsoE-& o., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston Capt
Stnson avoraby known inexperienced merchant and
snipmaster EmeEiy Of this city All business entrusted
TO him will pc attended TO with promptness and despatch.
AKTHER DONNELLs Agent for Bath "a f
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Important Discovery!
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES..

10 kS Il A . FU LIN % NKO w AE ~
are unfang in the Of CouGHs, CoLDs ASTHMA, BRos
CHrIs SORE THROAT, HoARsBSEss, DTFIoULr BRsArHIsc
They have taste OF medicine, and any child win take
them Thousands have restored health that had be-
fore despaited Testimony given In hundreds Of cases
single dose relieves in TEN MEUTEs. tt.- N. t.g.F.
Ask for Bryans Pulmonc Waters the original and only
genuine il stamped Bryanp Spurious kinds offered
for sale Twenty-Five cents box. Sold by dealers gem
orally J. BRYAN, CO., Rochester, n Y, Proprietors
NJ ~ - " = fNt 49, t ara1e.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Cigars and Tobacco.
FAMILY Groceries.

FEW thousand CIGARS. CAN in and try some Of them
a at the store Of At. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
..., NEW DRY GOODS CHEAP!
AT the Granite Store 7 7

THE subscribers now opening large stock or sea-
sunabie Dry Goods, bought i'm New York and Boston
for cash during the recent pressure in the money
ket, which viii enable them 10 sell m7ch lower than
snch goods have been sold this season Please car and
see: --''s o.i4 i' i OWEN 90,
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Piano Forte Tuning.
Fruit,

(rHEsTNUTs, English Wanuts, Figs, Ounces, Cranbe
- ries, Rasns, Sweet Potatoes, &C., &C. for sale by
2 Nov. 16, 1853. . H .Hiii - A. 7. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

NOTICE IL hereby gven That She subscriber has been M
~ y appained AdmnisratEx Of the Estate of David Gre
sey late Of Wesport in the County or Lincoln deceased and
has taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds AZ tho
law directs. And all persons having demands upon the
estate Of the said deceased Deaused exhibit the same
and all indebted to the estate are called upon
TO make payment to MARTHA J. CRESEY,
Nov. 2, 1858. 3m22 or. u. SEWALL, her athornaV
Eastern times., 1853-12-15
Notice.

IL persons indebted 10 the late firm On g. w. Heath
a Co. requested TO call and settle without delay
The business VIII BE- carried on before BY 5. W. HEATH
but win stFTI 20 on as .. w. Heath a. co.
N Bath, Nov. "A. lllfR tsa nr1 H.W. HEATH a. co.
Eastern times., 1853-12-15

n ErN,s DANCING PUMPS. Of an descriptions Rcr sale
wi chaap for CASH, At J. H. NICHOLS Also may be
e,d rood assortment on Boots, Shoes and Rubhers or
the best style and quality. i Nj aff Afii ir ef1nF
Ralh, Nov, ,1sth, 1858. WHY ln .rl ~ IaIal.i =
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM
FOR A PLAN FOR A MARIxET-HOUSE.
MAYORS OFFIcE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
WAsHINGTON, June 1st, 1853.
FINDER the authority of joint resolution OF the
~ Board of Aldermen and Board of Common
Council of this city, approved 18thof April 1853,
authorizing the committee therein appointed to
obtain the best plan for building to be erected on
the present location of the Centre Market house
suitable for market and other public purposes, no.
tice ia hereby given that premium of three hun
dred dollars will be given for the best plan of a
building for said purposesto be erected the pre-
sent site of the Centre Market house.
Persons desiring to offer plans can, by applica-
ton at the Mayors office, either personally or by
letter. obtain diagrams of the square, with it's d.
mansions and the streets adjacent thereto
The building must be such as to afford accom-
mediation on the first floor for all market purposes,
with large room the second floor, not less than
49S feet long, capable of being divided into two
rooms with various offices and rooms for other
public purposes In the wingson Seventh and Ninth
streets.
Any further information the subject may be
obtained on application mt the Mayors Office.
Each plan must be accompanied with specifi-
cation.
The plans to be left at the Mayors office on or
before IL O'Clock m. on Monday, the first day of
August next. -
| The premium to be paid to the person whose
plan shall be approved of and adopted by this
Corporation.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
| June 3-2awtAugl