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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
LATEST.
nv ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Feb - 1853
Paris, Sunday 22-The Emperor presided
q, General Assembly of the Council of State on Mon
day The scheme Of the budget for 1854 occupied q
sitting Of hours and the discussion continued on
Tuosday BouIse little doing Three per csuts closed
at $3.50 and ~ PEE cents at los 20.
ConstsntinOpie, 6h.-The Austrian Envoy
rec~ved on lle 81 an ultimatum for the Divan, re.
specting Montenegro to which be required cs,agoi.
cal answer within FIVE days lie demanded the cesson
TO Austria Of the ports of Kleck and sutorias, which
Turkey claims a. forming part Of her territory. Aus.
tria would IL said. make bell Of H. On the
other hand the French Envoy, in presenting h- let
tiers Of cIedence TO the Sultan, said in the Of
France his ancient ally those sentiments OF friendship
aud reciprocal eeteem dated from q very dlstsni
period "snd Ii is the wish of my August Sovereign TO
mi. me, Sire to congratulate myself upon being the
instrument al your Msjestys Court OF that frank and
sincere policy, which reies upon the loyL in the OBJ
.ervstion Of Treaties and upon material good faith"
ApsrRA.-The Emperor is doing we'll
ESeLAsp-SoathanYtos .-The sailors strike
has become general, the West India Mail Company
men having demanded an advance The origin OF the
strike II said 10 be that the Screw Company has psii
higher wages than the other companies. meeting of
stokcrs and coal iruers has been called for the
siderstion Of the subject Of increase OF wages
L0aGon I'm the absence Of arrivals there
has been some demand for bar silver sni Cid and
has been paid, being ar advance Of l. 8
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TURKEY.

The London Morning advertiser announces
from its German correspondence that hoacies had
been resumed between the Turks and Montenesrins,
and that serious difficulty, ifnot collision, had
CURED between Austria and the Porte This last Is
tally diEcTeded IL is said however that the Moniene-
erins receive plentiful supplies OF arms, ammunition
and provisions from the Austrans, aud that Austrian
cannon even have found their way into Montenegro.
There Is doubt that the Austrian Enjoys Count
Loiningens mission TO Constsntinople has proved
satisfactory but Omar Pacha could not have heard
Of the result could not have been the OF The
sumption Of hOstiltes against the Montenegins
According to the Trieste ZeitanS the three ''cstego
rical" demands made by General Leiningen were
l. The oession of keck and the Suiorina 20 Austria
Explanation why the campaign against Montenegro
undertaken without any previous notice; pacific
settlement OF the question insisted g. The Bosmsa
Catholics to be placed under the protection of Austria
and finally demand for greater commercial facilities
The last point did not however form principal part OF
the generals mission.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson, Bros. & Cor Circular.

Per BRlhe.l 1IyEsroc;, tsb. q, 1885.
The wind continues At noIti ~. rSTesae honce our
supplies very Ekht. The wstA-. verify cold much
than for many yc~s pruqic-4. On tie might q
she 18th the thernon eter marted l6S OF e-i.
Since the 18th the seEand ior WHEAT md fLoCR has
been in the sags,sh state then reported H. AID
no business has hern psag to enable u - cake any
change IN the currency
TrEsDsY Fsh. - lass.
Las night night thsw took place, accompanies D. rain
wind this morning northwest.
We had bat thu sfteEAacc at r4rket this
WREAr cold slowly and retail only al reSrssion OF u
on bite and Id on Red de-criptiOrs For good West
srp Canal Flour there rOterats demand u 3G
y but Tor other qualities tie inquiry resrstei
sale.
Philadelphia Baltimore saa Ohio were offered a. 2 s
wthost ee'nk Placed IN any quantity INDIAN CoaS on
Le spot IN veiy limited rei1es - accepted tor Anerc.n
Yellow and 81 for the White No s.osrvpOred OF goes
snoat OATS and OATMEAL aa sale the careoy Of En-
day lSs Egyptian BEANS IN bs;ter re,oe FIJI prices
bar Erslish and lrish were neglected
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ny letter. and of the annexed proclamation yon nAy
think proper. h
TO TIE HUNGARIAN SOLDIERS oUARrERSo
IN ITALY

ny letter, and Of the annexed proclamation yen ms!
think proper
TO TuE HUNGARIAN SOLDIERS oUARrEREO
IN ITALY.
GALLANT CorSrKrnEs,-It Is with indtysshon
learn ths on the occasion of the troubles OF FEB o. Sc
sn An appeal been circulated there "a my nAno
calling on Won 70 join in that sbortive movement
soldiersi that documen, was not genuine. nave NOT
arnroved cf an instruction IN laiy tor the present N ,
uent IissueG no appeal calling CT you 10 lake par
mi ~ y,
once the time viii come (.nd come It shall) IN
aouh,edv pil in the Of our country desire you
vheresoever you may then be % side sh ths people
round the banner Of liberty That is sacred duty
Orr enemy = the same every where, and the peoples
snse Il one and the same alike there u bot one Coz
one honori snd one liberty
Bui tbs only shall do az the right time The present
tine was not the right one.
OF one thing you msy rest assured, and that L, ,hA,
never shall play with your blood wanion play.
Wbepsoeyer shall say 20 you "Ye braves the time
issi hand r. viii tel you this neither from LoniOu,
nor from any distant safe place, but from head quarters
In person VIII lead you OF, and claim the hrst snare
in your glorious dangers.
Never shall invite you 70 risk any danger " when
uyself DO not share.
And a. DO one can be present in Two places q once,
should for that reason not place myself az the bead OF
your heroic ranks because duty call me u do that
In our own dear country. where shall have 70 in i'r
freedom and right IL Hungary, whLe you wall De hsa
ut for 1t in Italy; my appeal viii reach you oy tAS
hand OF a gallant Hungarian commander, whom wa
charge 10 lead YOU on 20 the field OF gior h-hng Tor
ward home q join the banner which snail hol tlers
Ofths You may rest assured. Until then De pTePMed'
but wait Don't play your blood wantonly o-..i,.,
The fatherlaud, The world Z needing H. re-. iIe'loH
and fatheTlSudi l. N''SV'@
Tnr aOD F,h X 1853
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James M'Henry's Circular.


PRovrsIoNs-BAcoN keeTs IN steady request bit the e1
,feist On Of in pO4s from America makes dis
tosed 70 sell and prices therefore easier. CHEESE
triSk. IN BEEF or POzE 10 ehange-no arrivals
LARD il qutt. a. the decline.
BREaDTUFFs-FLoCR il very dull, and Cd IN l. lower.
WHEAT il IL moderate request barely previ0ls value
White ISDiAS CoRS is 10 2 ove'. and becomes p-n'.-
FIJI AZ the sh ports there have been considerable quanti
tes Of French COsS received cutting OF demand from tins
market. Yellow CoRS duh
CoTTox-In the ab-rrce of the Africa due SIN
Sav the InsrEet IL dull and effect sales ll6d 70 = y
arcue has 10 be submitted Cotton "a freely 01rc
and he ses Of tie to DAYS only reach 00 bags about
$50 birf On SPECULATION In Manchester bus Eess has
been dull today The expectations entertained there OF
lsrs.r efop Of Cotton than hss hitherto been believed in
csursd with the probability OF further advance IN TIE
rate or money has led lower prices beng accepted tor
both Cloth ana Yarns.
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TURIN Friday Feb IL, 1853.
According to the news received indirectly
from Milan the rage OF the Austrian chief there is be-.
you'd conception No man u safe, hos ever zruess
he may be-no one knows how 10 drefs; the military
pstroles having authority any and hre
on whoever they please under the pretense
not sparing IN making He Of IT, The number Of thoee
daily arrested great that all the individuals confined
for debt have been set al liberty MAKE for po
Atcal prisosers. Among these are now 70 be found
many res spectacle people. More executions expe0
ed, kangmen have been sent for the neighboring
provinces. All the theaters shu. upsn order Is
the point OF being Issued compelling the municipality Of
Milan 70 setle pension for life al the wounded mir
sry, and all the Vidows relations, children Of The
killed Many Hungarian oflcers aad soldiers are ar.
rested, and seSeral have been shot In the & tle ot
hiiGn) Tor having shown sympathy :or the people
Cur Government, the other hand has ordered the
nedinc arrest OF any attempting 70 90 from this
nto he neiehborng States 10 take part In revolutionary
act the imneilte expulzCs Of al the refugees who
may have made bed Of the hospitality afforded them
from is STATE and the removal into the interior Of AL
those who resde 10 the froatier provinces excepting
such only are in the employ Of Government.
After writing 20 FAR, reports are IN circulation Of IN
screescDaIy movements having taken place at BOio yra
Parma snd Florence People however, are go excited
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be said TIA, Her N,es.ys Government, have no right TO
Interfere II this means nat Interference by force OF
arms wcus not be usr6ssc confess Al once tias no
thing but lie most extreme case would asiy such IN
t6TfsrerCe. .l
Buff II he meant that Her ijesy has not the ri{
e. pout cut to friendly Sovereign The Arguments VIZ
have prevailed IN the civilized nations aA,ost INC
use OF the ciy sword punish n gons opinions tn
iirely deny the truth OF such an sllesaiion ...
Won aye therefore, Instructed 70 speak in the most So
ricus tone 10 the Minister OF Foreign A5Ars and - ty
before Linn sll the considerations sisted in ia'
Yor will do II in the most friendly tone, ami take care 20
80 are ,ore sincere in their wishes for the indie.
pereeree snd happiness OF Tuscany han the Queen Of
- O. -. Russell.
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Wright, Candy s. Co.'S Circu,a

LIVERPOOL FEB. q ~
CorrcS-Siree Friday there has been no new feature
manifested In oar market; fer the Of TIE es per
bsne On saturday, being st strongly favor q larger
reecr o. Cotton and iusressnx estimate OF the cop he
desire Of hoders TO sell PREVIOUSLY manifested has bc,-1.
srester add although buyers DO Obtain IN aaAry the
selection they require owing 70 the snAn Of the sF.s
yet the quantity oaerns has been great and 70 e-c .e
boders to-day tuust submit 10 decline of lis ner 10 Il
American desrpticns excepting good Sspled Orleans
which shs corrHxna Fnesysrates. The tone OF the a.
bet has been very dr and eoses today with drcopinx
aspect the change 81 wind which VII sAortly sdr. OF
large arrivals, csrsise more anxiety 70 reshre.
Tie sales tor The three Gays estimated az
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PRUSSIA.

1t is acknowledged that Austria, in heTrecent
commercial negotiations, has been compelled - make
great sscrfcts in order 10 come to terms with Prussia
The import duty many articles has been reduced
The treaty officially signed Berlin, Saturday, ION
II semofcislly stated that Austria has advised the
States Of the Darfnttsdt Coalition IN aoccde 70 the
Treaty Of Commerce with Prussia and at the same time
10 renew the Zoelverein.
Several Prussan journals has been seized for
publishing translation Of Kos.uih's (spurious) appeal
To the Hunghrans in Italy,
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIvAL OF THE BALTIC.

TbeU. 8. Mail steamer Baltic, from Liver
pool d noon on wednesday, I'D ult, with IS passen-
rsrp, to E. Z. Collins, arrived a. this port yesser-
day about lol p. NJ
The Africa, from New-Ycrk Feb. 0, arrived
on "wednesday, Feb. %, m2A.H
The Baltic left Liverpool on "Wednesday,
Feb %, at noon. Feb "a; of Cspe Clear exchanged
d psls with the steamship City Of glasgow. March
{. psssed Steamship Arctic, at A. NJ. At 10 A. NJ.
paced q bark supposed 70 be the Courser; signal
vbits fsg with c in a black diamond. At 40 P. N.
passed ship Adristic on Georges Shoal March 3 en-.
scursered q very severe gale from the 8. 8. w
Among the passengers are Father Gavazzl,
q seceder from the Romish Church also four New
York editors: Mr. Geo. Jones, Of The Daily Tines.
Mr.. Charles Lassalle of the Courier des E,as Uais.
Mr.. kvserss, of lie Phare NJ A T. Beach of The
RsssYaed Ners.
The Inauguration of the new President and
he retirement Of the old were duly remembered on
board the Baltic, on the fth, after a smnp.1ous
repWt, the cloth being removed, Capt Comstock
called the company TO order, and Capt r. b Forbes
of Boston, rose and after a few happy remarks pro
posed the health Of the new President and the pros
perity Of our country which received with enhu
siasm The affair concluded with tOast to Capt Com
sock, COED wishes for the Baltic, &c.
The following persons came passengers in the
Baltic:
Cart X B Forbes Boston, Capt, y. Hours DO, Capt y ~
v,ep1k CsIt Brandt he Brg OrIoo, ost Al the Cape
4 Veds Byron Eq Bn on Consul 20 u y
D. Ts,ass Gavszz Col Woushiy Mr. A. Beach The sun NJ,
H. y. Blown. Mr. Go Jones "
" 1fns, Mr. jenkins M OstOn, Mr. Poe, hrsseyoa W. Vas
Went Me- March Er Pstt, Mr. Ma Mr. Books Mr. BLK
srsdi Levy Mr. Weber Crayer Mr. Parker, M SIn2
Sea- Mr. IOuleaT Barry NJ Morton Ms Merton, M. Open
koEeT NJ Ssmson Mr. Bougtm Jao Inaoi c. Lassaie Cour
ser Etafs UBs, " Hassesas La Pbare, y. ThuriO'.
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RUSSIA.

NapOleOn's address, announcing his marriage,
Is published in the Russian journals but in TRANSLATION
IL peeDiousy deprived of IL sarcasm. The word par
ton SO that OF the telling points in the speech
resds II acknowledge my hereditary position before
the whole of Europe "a very different meaning from
that which Napoleon expressed.
Admiral Prince Menschikofi, Russian Minis
ter OF Marine has left for Con tantinOpe upon special
mission Iei accompanied by NJ Demetrius Messed
rode, son Of the Chancellor Of the Empire
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BROWN. shipIey & Co.'s Circular.
LLyERPooL, Tuesday, v

LIFFEPOOL, Iu~sIfV, Frb
Since the dste of the ibOve Circular have report
cuiet CoTTos market with decline Of l-ls 2 . IN TIE
Iov ard nddns qualities Of Arerican the sales Tor ne
rss two day. eco bales with 800 spectators aud
N. CoEx market is dnl Wheat having Eiven way Ia
q 10 n ard Flour g 2 Dbl
INuIAS CoRS dul al the above quotations.
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SPAIN.

Forty-thrce new Senators are nominated with
a view to strengthening the Government
There il no other news of interest, except
Ne seizure Of several papers for their comments the
government
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Bales spe. IL AasI Brazil BCgsn. su "a
s si,.,Gs,y.. s Sc. Ice i"5 Sc 10 100 -
Tuesdsy ;. aoee 1900 4fo DO 80 10
Imports for s.ne time ~ about 900 bales
PEIcEs ToDAY. a,
n O,lesnsFsr sd; Mid, lSlsdi Ordinary n 90
Noble. {" eldS {" 5ll-ltdl ~ s9f-
Atlantic. Cd; A" Sd ffdeoti
10 nsnehsstsr ~, r,rs.erion. have been Limited; YAaSs
ere rather lower bot Goops UNCHANGED, the makers
Orr Gers msri.t eontir nes aat and 70 MAKE pro--e
with s,ex decline Of liG2 per 10 q. WHEAT. and
per hi on Flour woud hsv. "a be submitted TO- lsoiiS
CoRS, the spot Is neglected, and 10 In7e sPe'
r~erl over
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wr;aLt. Candy & Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, FrloEy. REQ ~
Our last circular aiyces were isued on iAe iltb -
Asba, ssd reported quiet Cotton naarsst on ia .
with es,natfd saIesot 90 bales On SATURDAY nhI
set wlthost sy Jew feature the oaenDss xe,s
srd the demand Geinl r the sale. ,ns.n.s1b Ina
bales. On yon6eS the Elropa's adyees We - -
porting very heavy receipts az the Ansehes - ~
rrospect Of their eoutiEubes Of tho oioSns ., ~
IRE gule1 pTiees This caused oue sn1ety NJ, -
the Dc maHd being limited the ssies opy ~ ~ eI.a
bales at irregular rates but generally T. ssAo
On Tuesday tie market opened NOR .tss1y
holders cid press sl'es, the ms'hss - iaa,,U
with sales OF $500 bales. On Wednessy ..s ,esrsk
gersal, but only for small qssnfities tas ~ -
purchssiug for their immediate requ1sIIsny' - M
looted up COCO bsiss Yesterday tie denIh s.ntelU
good, hut freely net by boders tnr "a ~ ~ ~
soc bales the bet closing stesfhy i,.Sr fsu.e =
secline from the rats Of Friday AT l a nercsa
Isdes below middlas The better .str.e the s1s
tiop Of Spectators during the week,
Tie total ssles Of the week 4" Pr .ItieS 10 are
s1temsnt) amount 10 $3.50 bales sd SO 80
sreculstors and TO 70 exporter sne - AMI
OF Auerican Of which 67e are 70 - Sc fr.ds
.xror-srs LEAVING o. so bses Of ai nas - 160
4ie in rort Tor he sane time Is si7Z osies o. WIZ
are American. ~n.x.
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ITALY.
The Milan Riot.

Corepoudencs Of The Daiy sevs.
TrRIN. Friday. Eeh LII
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07
R. R. R. NO. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
To Regulate the System, to Free the Bowels from a
Morbid and Acrimonious HumOrs.
SICKNESS

To Regulate the System, to Free the Bowels from all
Morbid and Acrimonious HumOrs.
SICKNESS,
If caused by Cosveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or an
abundance of Putrid Humors Undgested dose Of
Radways's Regulators will empty the Bowels Of all Morbid
Humors
The very moment they taken they commence their
office Of regulating, cleansing, and removing from the
Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys Bladder, &c. all
ura and irritating deposits They the pleasant
physc in use they neither GRIPPE sicken the patient
the first indication the patient has Of their operation
pleasant evacuation of the bowels and restoration Of strength
and pleasure. For Fever Measles, Bilious Colic
Regulators will prevent much Sickness and rid the patient
of all danger
LADIES IN ILL HEALTH
Should Railways Regulators They will regulate their
SYSTEM and assist nature in bringing about their monthly
turns, essential to the health Of the female.
R.R. II. NO. /.
If you suffer acute pain, Railways Ready Relief ap-
piled either externally internally will stop the pain
full paroxysms and alay the most violent Cramps and
Spasms in few minutes. 1t daily curing rheumatism
Neuralgia, Toothache, Tic Dolereux, &C.
CRIPPLES
Are made whole, the Lame and Sfjonted can walk with
ease, after one or two applications of r. R. Relief
No Ready Relief is genuine unless the fac-simile sigma
tre OF Roadway Co. is upon the wrapper and the letters
X. X. X. blown in the glass.
Price 25 cents, 80 cents, and 81 90 per bottle
AGESrs--A. C.. Page and N. IL. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; VIM. GatcheI, Bruns-
wick j. G. Tibbets, Lisbon; g. +. Thicker and Samuel
Richards, Bowdoinhami David Newbegin Boothbay AVE-
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consisting in part Of Straw, Lace and Silk Bonnes of the
latest Styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Lace Edgns and
Insertngs; Wrought and Mourning Coars Kid, Silk, Lse
and Cotton Gloves; Hosiery &C., &c, all Of which will be
sold
Bath, July 4. 1853.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bostom-Ar goth ut sch Mary Ann, Williams, hence.
Cid sch Hope & Susan, Parks, Bath.
Ar I'd inst of John Taylor ship Silas Leon
ard, Newport.
Cid 3D. schs Gazee Pool Augusta; Exeter, Snow, Bath
W,OrIenms-Adv abt 18th, ship Shelter, for New
York, wig 200 bales.
Adv abt 3D. ships Emma Watts, for Liverpool wig $50
bales Dirigo, for do, 800.
Ar oath, ship Shawmut, Hubbard, Boston.
PhiIadelphia-Cld 10th, bark Rio Grande, Tarbox,
Bath.
New York-Ar 2sth, sch Senate, Harding, Rockland.
Cid, ship Roger Herbert, Liverpool; bark Cuba, Saw
yer, St Marys Ga; sch Kalooah, Gazier, Hamuco PR.
Ar 29th sch Lane, Allen, Thomaston.
POrtland-Cld 2Sth, brigs Pennel Dyer, Trini-
dad; JAS Crosby, Clifford, Cardenas
NewPOrt-Sld 30th, ship Silas Leonard Boston.
Ar lst schs Armida, Morse Daren, Ga for Boston, all
hands sick with fever except boy Alexander, Mason,
Fall River for Gardiner; Only Son, do for Pittston
Holmes HOle-Ar 2Sth, brig Ava, Huff, Savannah,
for Bath sch Maize, York for Bath.
Wilmington, NC-Ar 18th, briggs Pamaho, Adams,
Richmond, Me; 10Th, Venus, Orr, Bath.
Savnmnah-Cd 2Sth, ship State Rights, Paxton, Liv-
erpoo
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MurtiaQes.

In this city, Both ult by Rev. Dr. Ellingwood Mr. John
NJ. Powers to Miss Lydia Z. Fogg
In this city 4th inst by Rev. P. Jaques Mr. Samuel
Holt to Miss Caroline Cannon
In TINS city, Sotn ut by james Potter Esq, Mr. Thorn
In Phpsburg, on Sunday evening last by Rev. s. s.
Drake, Capt. James Orr of Harpswe to Miss Rachel O.
Perry Of Phpsburg
In Brunswick, 2lst ut, by Rev. L. Jersey Mr. Oscar
Norris Of this city, to Miss Sarah L. Coombs Brunswick
In Lncolnvile, 21st ut by Rev. James Smith, John s.
Baker, Esq Of this city, to Miss Charlotte b. Young
In Boston, D. NJ Pettengl of New York, Miss Sarah
croft. - -
In Richmond, I'd inst, Mr.. James H. Darrah to Miss Ma
~ B. Marean. ~ 100 40
In Gardiner, Mr. Josiah p Smith to Miss Joanna Ke-hy
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Billiard Room.

> u
The Hall Is furnished with four Billiard Tables Of the
very best quality and the proprietor has spared no pains
expense render his establishment acceptable and
agreeable to his patrons.
The celebrated Game of Billiards one which cannot be
liable the election, In moral community Of having an
immoral tendency. 1t is not only physical relaxation
but sautary recreation for the mind which is proved by
fact that in Europe where in many cases Billiard
room considered as Indispensable prerequisite
ing Room the mansions of those who are able TO afford
the expenses many those most celebrated for their
qureents in the higher branches have been
the most skiful Billiard players.
The subscriber pledges himself that his establishment
shall be conducted in such manner not to be objection
able to the moral feelings Of the fastdious
No minors will be allowed to visit his Hall without the as
sent of their parents guardians.
The subscriber would take this opportunity 10 rive notice
that he would happy to devote the use Of his tables to
parties of ladies' with such instruction as they might be
pleased TO wish any time during the day thew giving
previous notice of their intention to visit his hall
Grateful for the patronage bestowed upon him during his
sojourn in this city, the subscriber pledges himself In snare
pains expense render his establishment
to those who favor him with CALL being determined
maintain the best Billiard establishment In the state
Bath, June %. linz HENRY PEYRET.
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EASTERN TIMES
IA MARINE JOURNAL. asaa
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY June 90
ARRIVED.
Sch Resolution Rollins, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Gipsey, (Br) Anderson, st George, NIB.
SATURDAY, July 2.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hope Susan Parks Boston,
Sch Aimwell, (Br) Mckay, PIE Island.
CLEARED
Sch o Thompson, Grant, Potomac River.
Brig Eunice, (BrJ Mckenzie Walton, Ms. -.
MONDAY, July A.
ARRIVED.
Sch Gazele, Pool, Boston.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston,
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The reason why Downs Elixir
so OFTEN CURES,
After all ether means have failed!

ST. is prominently Expecorant its first effect be-
ing to loosen the cough and enable you to raise and
I'd. 1t acts powerfully upon the respiratory organs,
causing the skin to become moist and healthy and dscharg
ing vast amount Of the impurities Of the system by the
pores Of the skin
3D. 1t is duretc, driving off by the urinary organs,
portion Of the disease.
4th. 1t has slight cathartic tendency, regulating the
bowels and removing costveness he effect being
produced by nearly all pulmonary medcines.)
9th. 1t is great Blood Purifier thus EXpectorant
and through the various functions of the skim the Kidneys
the bowels and the blood thoroughly renovates the sys
tenn disease quickens to healthy action part
and restores vigor and tone to the whole system.
Sold by the dozen single bottle by G. W. ATWELL,
under the L. S. Hotel Portland.
Also sold by A. G, Page, Bath, and by Druggists
and dealers in medicines generally.