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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27
. SORE EYES. ~

MR. WILLIAM B TRUFANr-Dear Sir-As a duty In
w you and all mankind, npst sincerely acknowl.
edSe the great benefit have received from The use of
your Compound and Ointment for the cure Of Sail
kheum, &c. Having suffered much with the dIsease
III my eyes for number Of years, without receiving
any relief from our Physicians applied TO Of the
most celebrated Physicians i'll ,ston following the
directions for too gears without ecevng any benefit
whatever cIme 10 the conclusion that there was no
help for me. .a. I'm 49,
While dspairng Of ever receiving any help nc.
cidentaly saw your medicine advertised irnnedi
ateiy purchased aud applied il 10 my eyes aud 10 m
great joy found my eyes getting better in short
time, aud in Two months were WELL and have re.
manned so this time five years. have also recon-
mended il 10 others, and have seen the Same
good feet upon them. Yonrs truly,
Camden, Jan ), 1853. AUSTIN SWEETLAND
N B In case Of Sore Eyes The ointment should be
used sparingiy. ....~ u.. t
For sale in this city by A. G.. Page and al the
Bath Book Store; Brunswick, VIM Baker and II
TGalchell; and by Druggists generally. Price 81
win IullulTecuohs. 32If
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ID q 81 { IN 8 /.

In Nhis city, 18th inst, Thomas w Fletcher, adopted
son Of William II and Susan Harrison, aged II years
aud 5 months
In this city, oath inst, Mrs Abb Church, aged 20.
In this city, cath inst ElOnoro Rhoderick, aged 8
years and months.
In this city, 2lst inst, Frances Virginia. daughter Of
Hon c WhtmOre, of Phipsburg, aged years
In this city, 18th inst, Eudora A. daughter Of Mr. James
Rouse aged Is months and 81 days.
In this city, 18th inst, Frank L. Of William Heath
Esq, aged years and III months
In this city, 18th inst, Frederick Mitchell, aged VI
and 10 months.
In West Bath, goth inst, Almira Lemont, aged i
years.
In Boothbay, 18th inst, Mr. David Cressey, aged So
In Dam4riscotta, I It'll inst Mrs Betsey Meio. IN N4
In Newcastle, 2Ist, Elias Bailey, Jr, aged 26.
In ThomastOn, 9Th inst, Mrs Rebecca Palmer aged II
years and months. @ a-'
In South Thomaston, Mrs Ruth Butler, aged g.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

The Lewiston Falls Journal, neutral paper,
rather whiggish in its sympathies, remarks as
follows on the Governors Address:
"In its political character, the Message is
neither fish, flesh, fowl, nor good red herring.
1t purports to come from whig, and yet it
more than intimates that the success of the
democrats in the recent election, is suspicious
to the preservation of the Union, and is cacu-
lated to stop forever the Vaccinations of the
disafected. This may be so, but it sounds
queer as il issues from the mouth of whig
governor. If the triumph Of the democrats is
calculated to preserve the Union, then we
suppose the triumph of the wings would have
endangered it. And if this be SO, it might be
asked with some degree of force why the gov
ernor should consent to be the standard bearer
of party in our State whose success through
OUT the country would jeopardize the very ex-
istence of our Union"
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Stoves! Stoves =!
Elannels.
Family Flour,

DED. yellow while, spoiled and mix'd hanneis
IL beached and unblcached Couon a., very low ~
sep q .-.-.+ OWEN cos.
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Beware Of Counterteits and limitations

10 When any article has agreat sale, we conclude,
and justly too That there must be virtue in il 10
cause this sale Judging from this think that the
Balm Of Thousand Flowers must be the best thing
ever invented for removing tan, pimpes snd free kIes
from The face. Only so cents per boItle
Sold by SAWYER & MAGoUN and WIN b. SrEARNs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27
ROBINSON g. COTTON

HAVE just received from Boston fresh stock Of
IL GROCERIES,, which they clTrr 10 the public as
cheap as can be bought in this city. Dec S, 1852.
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IN LiberaE Terms, a oi Of land Middle 81, re xt
" south OF James Farrin. Call on
..nt JAMES COX or
Oci 81. 1852. ]. EI.LSW ORTIZ.
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T The Belfast Signal thinks the present
Legislature have already done enough to i'm
mortaIize itself. and may as well adjourn. In
this opinion the editor of the Signal is not
alone. Could the people be consulted upon
such a proposition, one universal shout of
"Amen" would rend the air.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

New SPECIES OF LocoMoTIoN.-
informs US that recently, on the espanade,
near the church of ST. Vincent de Paule, a
small carriage containing two men, was seen
moving about with the utmost facility, in every
direction, without the aid Of horses. The mo-
tive power was air compressed by means sufi-
GENTLY economical, it was said to allow its en-
pIoyment in most of the cases in which steam
is now used. trfH.r trH4&
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O. The Rhode Island Senate has refused e
go into q Grand Committee T" with the House
for the election of u. S. Senator. The Senate
has indefinitely postponed the election of SEN
ator by a vote of Is to IA.
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A FEW Barrels Superior Extra Pastry Flour f.
n sale by NJ F. GANNE,rT'
Bath Sept 81, 1852. IA
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CoTroN. By comparative statement of the
receipts and exports Of cotton in twelve of the
principal southern ports, since September,-in
the Savannah Georgian-we learn that the in
crease of cotton received at those ports over
last year is Az, 62S bales. i.-.st
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EASTERN TIMES
"a sAa MARINE JOURNAL. ss asA
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Jan 90
CLEARED.
Brig Baldwin, Montgomery, Cardenas.
SAILED.
Sch Kennebec, Perkins, Yumico, Va.
FRIDAY, Jan 81.
ARRIVED.
Brig Catherine Nichols, Nichols, Georgetown, sc.
Brig Mazatlan, Dicks, Potomac.
Brig Julia Payson, Preble, Philadelphia.
SATURDAY, Jan 22.
f ARRIVED.
Sch Hope & Susan, Starbird, Boston. t6
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Bath. ....r .
SUNDAY, Jan 90.
ARRIVED.
Sch Charleston Packet, Winslow, Boston.
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The YELLOW FEVER AT THE WEST INDIES.
A Halifax paper of the 18th inst, has received
advices direct from Martinique, which state
that not less than twelve hundred soldiers and
twenty-eight priests have fallen victims to the
yellow fever at Martinique. In the island of
St. Thomas, not a soldier has escaped, all hav-
ing died and many of the ships in port were
without crews.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Monroe and On.
~ vd odrich, both Of Bath, IL the County Of Lin
con have assigned 20 me- for the benefit Of all thsr
with NIL their real and personal proper rights and cred
it's whether firm separate, that which by law
exempted from attachment; and three months NeVQ
by allnwed their creditors 70 become parties TO sid ~
sgnment, by signing and axng their seals 10 o9@P#B
ofthe ndehtures of assignment, which will be toH0 ~
purpose. JOHN DEAhINSy@.Ssa9Mee.
Bath, Jan II 1853. &WS0
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R Rev. Mr.. Gray, formerly pastor Of the
Baptist Church in this city, has accepted the
pastoral care of the Second Baptist Church in
ST. Louis, Missouri. ntFH
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

T N large Dry Gools store-one who is acouaipted
with the business, good salesman and who 4 hi
ing 10 devote his undivided attention to Inc Interests Of
hls employers None need apply unless he furnish
the best oftastmonials ofcharacler aud capacity Az.
ply TO as.. . -4#-y rt OWEN q C,n,SP
Jan. 10.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

To OUR CoRREsYoNDENTs.-The real name Of
the writer must always accompany commune
cations intended for the Times Will North
Ender please call at our offices
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SPOKEN.

Dec 9th, Off Portland ship lido KimbalI, I'm Havre
for New York. M ts# N EN
Jan g. four hours sail north OF PHILADELPHIA. was seen
ship William Mary, Of Bath, from Charleston for Liy-
erpOol.
Jan 10, lat 81 IT, Ion rs Is, sch Marcia, Trbou from
Georgetown for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

H Charles B. Williams was arrested in
this city on Saturday last, through the exer-
ton of ]. B. Leach, Esq, charged with steal
ing clothing from the store of Johnson Lunt,
Of Saco. He was taken to Saco on Monday,
where he was examined and bound over
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

IN PRICES OF
70ST GOODS 3
EROM This dale until further notice the large and
extensive stock of Dry Goods in The Granite Store
VIII be sold for cash, at prices greatly reduced from
our iormer low rates, as the stock
Must be Closed of
10 make room for n Spring stock. The stock
CONSISTS Of BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOE
SklNS, sainetis, Dress Silks, Alpaccas, DeI.aines,
Ctshmeres, Fhbets, LADIES' CLIO THIS and CLOAK-
INGS, Flannels: Prints Giughams, &c. A large
stock of
Bay state Long IL Square ShaWlS
Cashmere and Black Silk do, Gloves and Hosiery,
t.Inbroderies, Wells Dress TRIMMINGS Scarfs, Hdkfs
Hoods Comloriers, Gents Drawers and UndershirIs,
&c. ALSO
LINEN GOODS!
A very extensive stock, such rs bleached and brown
Covers, Damasks, Diaper, l. IIdkfs, &c. The above
slock embraces an amount of more than
Ten Thousand Dollars!
And every article will be marked down at prices which
c'nnoi fan 10 suit the purchaser.
determined that the reputation Of our Store TIL II
CHEAP STORE of The City shall be maintained, the cit
iZehs OF Bath and others visiting the city ved
10 CALL 10 see TO examine, and 10 avail themselves of
rare opportunities 10 make rich bl rgans. Rene mbe
the AucfioH Sore, Granite Block next Sagadahock
House. f,4M a, OWENA CO
Bath, Jan 10, 1853. 31tf
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NRANBERRIES, New Raisns, Citron, Curranrs
- Saltana RaIsns and Preserved fruits of all kinds
for sale by a. GPAGE
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r E M O V A Il
II. mn. G.. MARSTON

III ASre moved his stock tothe new Store, formerly
LII The Elliot Hbu<e, next door 10 DAVIS H,tch,s
where ne will be hlppy 10 wait upon The public. ANA
selIthem any quantity of Watches, Jewery or Fancy
Goods cheap a7.I
Bath, Dec 8, 1882.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Costello, Gray, I'm Charleston at Liverpool re-
ports having had succession of very heavy gales from
NV to SW in lat SO N, Ion As w, il on to blow
complete hurricane which carried away starboard quar-
boat head rails and part of bulwarks sky
lights, and filled the cabin with water, and did other
damage.
tered very heavy weather during the passagestove
warks, lost sails, &c. #M
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

DRESERVES and Jelles OF ali kinds, Canary,
Hemp and Rape Seed, Ca away seed. Hops, Mae
caronI ard Vermcell Butter, Water aud Soda Crack
ers, Soap Powder, Patent Soap &c /, for sale by
A. G PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

MUSTANG Linament, Asiatic Linament, Pain Kill
WI Ter, Poor mans Plaster, British Oil, Harlaem OIL
Nerve and Bone Linamenl, Magnetic and Hebrew
Plaster, &c, &c, for sale by A. G. PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27
Powder and Shot.

ElRST quality Sporting Powder, Buck and Common
Shot, waterproof Gaps, Common Cap, FlaSks Shot
bags, &c for sale by, 'a,ts.aa A. G. PAGE.
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Tobacco and C!iears

ne the choicest brands kept constantly on hand ind
" for sale al the store Of
Sept %. ROBINSON & COTTON
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Just Reoeivadl

nIRECr from New Nctk. choice brands FLOtR "a
~ :olows-CRyugu, ManlalIan. HIrHm Smith. Quarry
Mills Ohio Genessee, extra. in hall barrels aud e.
irop0liIah which we offer cheap can be bought IN
the city, wholesale or retail U FlNg ..i
Dec kOBINSON& COTTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-01-27

Has Removed to Front st-a.

In the sto'e recently occupied by Charles RussaI
FURNITURE of all descriptions. on hand CnlEns
furnished at short notice Old work repaired md
painted. ciJEt ~ OFF
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REM OVAL.

IL. -. F Z @ H E7
HAS removed to the recently occupied by Elinhs
Ill Clarke and Il ii G Marston, where he will be ham,
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 on hand TN
latest styles Of Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS.
Bath, Jan 5, 1853 29tf
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FIRE! FIRE.!

THE subscriber continues To receive application for
l. insurance agans. loss by Fire in the Augusta
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Please
naIt on J EI.I,SM ORTIZ AeExr
Bath, Oct. IL, Is52 1sIf
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A GOOD assortment, forsaie by
n Sept23 III. CT. MARSTON
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BT Hon. Rufus Choate has accepted the Of
fee Of Attorney General of Massachusetts,.
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CONSIDERATION. On Wednesday morning
last, crowded congregation attended the i'm
pressive services at the conservation of Grace
Church. Bp. Burgess and several cIergymen
from various parts of the State were received
at the door by the Wardens and Vestrymen Of
the parish, and proceeded up the aisle, repeat
ing in alternate verses, the Oath Psalm. The
Bishop and other clergymen being seated in
the Chancery, the vote of the parish requesting
the conservation of the Church was presented
to the Bishop, and he then offered the solemn
consecrating prayers, after which the sentence
of conservation" was read. The various parts
of the morning service, intermingled with
chanting, were read by the different clergy
men present. After the service, very inter-
esting sermon was preached by Bp. Burgess,
taking those broad views which Christians gen.
orally delight to hear The congregation hav-
ing been dismissed, the communion was ad-
minstered to a considerable number of persons
among whom were several prominent men,
bers of other churches in the city, and all went
away to their homes feeling, it may be hoped
that it had been good Tor them 10 be there.
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Per Steamship EuroDn.

<'c"'7t07'sP NJ "
Ar at Liverpool 3ls ult Cosella GRAY, Charleston
Tempest, Patten, New Orleans Champlain woodward
Savannah. 80
Ar 5th, American Union, Doane, New York
Ar 7th, Trenton, Patten, Savannah
Ar 9th, Elvira Owen, Owen, New Orleans.
In the river outward bound 9th, Kossuth and Prince
ton, for New York.
Adv abt 9th, Albert Gallatn, for York 18th Ken
nebec, do 18th Am Union. do 2lst Sarah HYDE do
l4th /; ROckaway, do goth Moro Castle Bishop for
Baltimore 18th Arab, Delano for City Point 9Th John
Henry, and Ellen Maria, for Mobile l4th Lizzie Har-
ward do 11th
Emit for ldg slst ul ships John Henry, for Orleans
Harvard, Goodwin, City Point; Gen Dunlap New Or
leans; Zenobia, Barker, Boston Sarah q Louisa New
York.
Cid SIst, VIM Cooper, Sears, New York; 4th inst
Katahdin, Morse, Cardiff.
Sid FIN Cardiff Sd, Tarqun, Doughty, N Orleans
Ar at Havre, I'd inst ship Wurtemburg, Ford, New
Orleans
Adv, Old England and Emma Watts, for N Orleans
Marion, FlitneT. do.
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Fresh Buckwheat and Syrup.

TRACKED Wheat, Herring, Tapoca Sago Hulled
Y Barley, Arrow Root, Corn Starch, Farina &C. for
ale by e---- .r.-r. r... A.G. PAGE
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At Cardenas 18th barks Orline st John, and Church
hi disg; brigs VIM Crawford, Perry, and Washington
Dunnng, wig.
Al Copenhagen oath ult, ship Ophir, Wood FIN Cron-
stadt for New York, repairing. FTTeT1
At port Spain LIST inst, bark Geo smouse, winchen-
bach, fin Boston, disg
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| OSF on Saturday afternoon last, between the Stage
~ Stable, on ihe corner OF Water and Vine Streets
ana The Railroad Depot SIN al Leather Wallet
containing about sixty-lwo dollars ia bills.
Whoever will urn said wallet and contents shall
receive the above reward.
Jan. Is. AARON DONNEII
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Peru--the Lobos Question.

The settlement of the Lobos question is eYi-
IDENTIFY very satisfactory to the Peruvian Gov
eminent. A communication appears in the
Peruvian papers from the Secretary of State of
that government, to the American Charge dAf-
fairs in Peru, expressing much kind feeling to-
wards the United States for relinquishing the
guano claim. We copy from the communica-
ton as follows -
By this declaration, that Government has
confirmed the high confidence which the
Government of Peru has always reposed in
the spirit OF justice and friendship, with
which the Cabinet of Washington has Guilt
vated relations between the two republics
Happily these have never encountered Sc
rious difficulties, all questions which have
hitherto arson, have been settled in man.
ner the most honorable and satisfactory to
both countries. Now that new proof of
these honorable sentiments on the part OF
The Government of the United States has
given ustre 10 the amicable relations before
existing, am bound 10 express to you the
SATISFACTION feel in the assurance that this
result will strengthen the bonds of a per-
feet understanding between the two Gov
Crnments in time 10 come, and promote a
just respect for the honorable character
which distinguishes The high fInctionary
who presideS over the desIillies of the coun.
try of Washington.
A letter dated Lima, Dec. 18th, has the
following in regard 10 the Lobos Islands:
!" The news Of the settlement Of The LDbOs
question has been received with great salts
faction. Ii has been ordered that the vessels
which are sent out 10 load guaDO at these is
lands, but which, previous 10 this arrange
ment between The Peruvian Minister at
Washington and the contractors, had been
chartered by The agent Of Peru at low
freight, shall receive twenty dollars per ton,
like all other vessels coming under the con-
tract. On Wednesday, The 23d instant q
magnificent dinner was given at the Palace
to MIR. Clay, the American Charge dAffairs,
and other resident Americans, together with
Mr.. Miles, The bearer Of dispatches from the
United States, who has been treated with
much attention by this Government.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky

LOUISVILLE, NY
late professor Of the Eeoe cnone Medicine Of Psar
maeiale Paris, having been practicing Medicine -
years past,
DEGs leave announce to his friends ard the public
and attention 10 the alienation of human suf'ring by
curing the following diseases: Coughs Colds, Asthma,
Fits, Dropss Dyspepsia, Liver complaints Biles, Fstu
las Gout. Rheumatism Scrofula, White SwellI gs Ds
OF the skin, Nervous Affections Fever and Ague
Bilious complaints &c, &c.
The success which a r. has met with by his pecu
liar way OF treating all kins OF Diseases has teeh as
notwithstanding he desperate AFTER repeated
ailures Of the most eminent practitioners in the eouh!
As pro OF the Doctors merits; untred he VIII unoer
lake the cure of all patients without charge
the of the medicine requr no Zee un aiter th
restoration of their health and the full satisfaction OF
the patients mind OF the benefit conferred This Is the
principle upon which Dr. Fandeslee Is governed In all
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C., &C. can have them
entirly removed and permanently cured 10y Dr. v. ana
bear testimony 10 hi wonderful success
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness, de-
bty &C., b. permanently cured by the treatment OF
DIR. vandersee Ladies let scruples nor false deli
eacy hinder you from applying In proper person, when
you can be 81 readily restored TO health.
Diseases OF peculiar character guaranteed 10 DC
removed In few days, radically. without offensive or
dee.erious medicines. DIR. " being eminenty succs,
full in this branch of ractiee Patients would save ue
time and money, to nothing of anxiety OIL nu ..
giving him early call He warrants to all no maitcrnow
and long standing IL may have been, mo ough
pay. tnvilids your true interest Is u app!
to Dr. V. at who has the proper medicines 10 meek
all cases.
with him RENE dies prepared in scientific ana sAhIu
manner under his TO Gu eaeh anu an
in which his attention has been so long win Ii
how to use Them invalids from any seeuon oil
the country BY addresn letter, post pa'd 10 e ooe
tor stating symptoms &c. and enclosing iee e n"o
TPomce hours from TO N O'CLOCK, a; NJ ana from
atop. VI.
TJsThe doctor may be found at the Pavilion Hotel on
Front street on aud this date He will remain
eight days
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ALLIS & HOWES
"es0faSafR (srOCeIS.

Garner of Va,sr AL Zine SITS :, EUaRsriLe, Ind.
TVAVE on hand of the largest and best selected
stocks of Groceries, opened in the West, and
can offer inducements that will justify dealers TO prefer
the market at Evansville to any more distant point-
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java, Moeea-
TEA-Imperial, Gun Powder. dyson, Young Tyson,
Poushong Ooong OF all grades from lowest pnee 10 ne
est.
sUGAR-yew Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
vious FROST also. reboled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported,
great variety Of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
WINES-POrt, Madeira, Claret, White. Sherry, Cham
paign, different Brands and nayors.
GIy-London Excise, Pine Apple and very line Hol
land in Jugs.
Gig tRS-A great variety Of Brands at all prses from
SO 30 to SIS " 2 1000.
AXES-Simmon :. Davis and the celebrated Cohn's
Together with general assortment Of all articles gen
eraIly kept in Grocery Establishments. such as: Sap
Candles Dye Stu Nails her, Starch Nuts, large
lot of Gunny Gags Turk Island and kanawa salt, Olts
Paints, BrOoms. Brushes. Paper, Tobacco, counter
Scales Coffee Mills Spices, do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains aud fixtures. fumbls r.. Deeanters Jars
Lanterns, Hall Lamps Oysters Sar ines, Mackerei Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shovels ect., cot., ect.
All the goods we sell are warranted. oeti
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WHO sBsAns AND RET an.

T0llN >. HOPKINS - now opening the finest stock
J Fancy and Staple Dry Goods exhibited in this
His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
the most desirable styles of SILK, Persian Cloth Bcrege
dizziness French Muslins Ginghams and Prnts-all fast
colors. very choice selection of Bonneis Bonnet
Ribbons; also, few fine French Flowers for out aud in
Carpeting Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
CURTIN Material in fact everything usually kept In the
Drytioods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper bust
ess may be found very low for cash. ap2il
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suaRwOoD HOUSE.

TINE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely retted and re:urnished Il, and Is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has COOL stock of horses and
riages to let.
The stable is large, clean and well located and good
hosers are constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid the horses left with him for keep
ing and in all respects the public shall find the sher
wool House good Hotel. ljyo-nl J. A. 2iERS.