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DISASTERS.

Ship Benjamin Adams. New York. from Liverpool
while lying TO in gale from NV Dec g. lost foreiop.
gallantmast, with yard and sail, main opgallanmast
tOpsa yard main topsail, and received 9TH
er damage.
Bark Cecilia, Of Thomaston, at York FIN N Orleans
touched on the Point of Sandy Hook but came of
shortly after without damage.
Sch Niagara, (O ROckland) Perry, at N York fin Alta
kapas has experienced heavy weather the whole
the 25sh and Goth ult, encountered gale split
sails galley, lost buwarks, and sustained
cradle other damage.
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fCP We have received from the publishers
of Meyers Universum large and beautiful en-
craving, designed as a premium to subscribers
to the work. ReGding s. Co., Boston, are gen.
eral agents for the work.
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WINES AND SPIRITS,

TAMESMITCHELL has been dnyaprointcd blythe
~ Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for The city TO sell
Wines, &c for medcinallnd mechanical purposes on
" agreeably othe @ Act for the suppressionof drink
ing houses and iippng shops and Is now prepared
furnish for the above purposes his
OH Centre Street.
Bath, Aug 10, 1859. 10tf
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Tamarinds, Honey, Sardines,

PRESERVES and Jellies. of all kinds. Canary,
L Hemp aud Rape Seed, CaTaway seed. Hops Mac
caronI ard Vermcelli Butter, Water and Soda Crack
ers Soap Powder Patent Soap &c for sale by
A. @ PAGE
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tP Sperm Oil is still on the rise. One
dollar and thirty cents per gallon was refused
in New Bedford last week. The last sales
there were at $l,2S.
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ARRIHAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool
arrived at New York Monday morning
The news is not of much importance. Lou
is Napoleon has informed the officers OF
Stale Of his approaching marriage. Dates
from Cape of Good Hope have been received
The cotton market closed firm. Flour and
corn quiet at low prices. Considerable do
ing in Sugar.
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IEfNHDM Nl0W5@a

VNHE subscriber has leased the above well
- known establishment, on Centre St., where
llssM he will be happy to accommodate the travelling
l..lk3h community and the public generally.
The house has been newly painted and put in the
perfect orer the rooms pleasant and well ventilated
and il has been furnished throughout with furniture
rendering it one of the pleasantest stopping places for
travellers in this vicinity.
His table will always be supplied with the best the
market Affords and effort on his part will be spared
to secure the comfort OF his PATRONS
IL Charges reasonable JACOb McDONALD.
Bath, Feb 2, 1853 3w32S
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Valentines.

HENRY HYDE, at the BATH BooKsroRE. has iust
Ill received large and beautiful assortment Of Val
entInes, from Boston and New York 10 which IL
would invite the attention ofpurchascrs.
Bath, Feb 3, 1853 "a
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II OST on Saturday afternoon last, between the Stage
IL Stable, on The corner OF Water and Vine Streets
and The Railroad Depot, small Leather Wallet,
containing about sixiy-lwo dollars, In bills.
Whoever will reurn sud wallet and contents shall
receive the above reward
Jan. 49, AARON DONNELL.
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fLP Considerable damage was done by the
sudden rise of water in the Merrimac river,
during the recent storm.
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Powder and Shot.

EIRST quality Sporting Powder, Buck and Common
L Shot, Waterproof CGps, Common Cap, Flasks, ShO
bags, &c, for sale by A. III. PAGE.
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MUSTANG I.inamenl Asiaiic Linameni. Pain Kill
wi Ter, Poor mans Plaster, British Oil, Hariaem Oh
Nerve and Bone LnnmeHi, Magnetic and Hebrew
Plaster, &c, &C, for sale BY A. u fAOE.
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G. We learn from Augusta, that Hon. Geo.
Evans was nominated by the Governor, for
State Attorney.
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IL. 9. FI - H ER
HAS removed to the recently occupied by Elisha
Ill Clarke and 4 III Marston, where he will be happy
to supply his old customers. and the public generally
with the latest styles and most durable qualities of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
at the lowest sprces. Also constantly hand the
latest styles Of Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS
Bath, Jan 5, 1853. 29tf
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BALD AVID GRAY HEADS,
Notice.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of Robinson Cotton is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. All persons having demands against the firm
of RObinson Cotton will present them TO Robin
for settementand all persons indebted to said firm
requested to make payment to Robinson, he be-
ing authorized to the firms name IN settlement OF
the said firms business ) ALFRED ROBINSON,
Bath Feb l. 1853 CHARLES COTTON.
~ The business will be conducted hereafter at the old
stand of Robinson Cotton, by the subscribers as usual
32tf A. L. ROBINSON.
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Girl Wanted.

ITO do the work in a small family TO enable and
i faithful girl good wages will be given None 9th
ers need apply. Inquire al this office.
Bath, Feb g. 1853. 3xv3A
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. SORE EYES. -

MR.. WILLIAM TKUFANT-Dear Sir,-As a dutv 10
WI you and all mankind, most sincerely acknowl-
edge great benefit have received the use Of
your Compound and Ointment tor he or Salt
Rheum, &c. Having suffered much with the dIsenaM
in my eyes for number OF years, without RECEIVING
any relief from our Physicians applied 10 one of the
.ccleb raed Physicians ia Boston following The
directions for too years without receiving any benefit
whatever. came TO the conclusion that The re- was ~
help for me.
While dispaTirg Of ever receiving any helm I &C.
cidenlally your medicine advertised. itnnledi.
atey purchased and applied IL !" eyes, aud 10 n
great jig found my eyes getting better in N short
iInIe. and in Two months were well, ard have re-.
manned this lime five ycaIs) have also recann-
mended il 10 others, and have seen the same
good feet upon them. You're truly.
Camden, JanJ, 1858. AUSTIN SWEETLAED.
BIN case Of Sore Eyes the ointmen should -
used sparinsiy.
For sale III this city BY A. c. Page and atthe
Bath Book Store: Brunswick, VIM Baker and H.
+ 'iatchelI and by Druggists generally. Price ST.
with full directions 3Elt
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DECEIVED this day at the Store Elm ST.. and
IL for sale $500 bushels meaIing corn -four lard box
rasins cheese smoked beet, teas, coffee, pickles, &c
&C, &c. Old Hyson Tea Young do do, OoIong do,
Ningyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID, &c.
Bath, Feb2. SMITH co.
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NRANBERRIES, New Raisins, Ciiron, Curranis,
SaItana RAJ sins and Preserved fruits OF all kinds
for sale by A. G.PAGE.
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GREAT DISCOUNT

IN NM NJ IN DASOW W. LW 1
IN PRICES OF
BORT GOODS q
TlROM this date until further notice the large and
extensive stock ri Dry Goods i'll the Granite Store
will be sold for cash, al prices greatly reduced fron
our former low rates, as The stock
Must be Closed Off
To make for Spring stock. The sF0rk
consists of BROADCLOTHS, CASSTHERES DOE.
SIX ms saIineIs, Dress Silks. AInarcas. D-LaineSs
Ca<hmeres, Thihets. LADIES' Go THIS aud CLOAK
INGS. Flannels, Prints, Ginghamss &C large
stock Of
Bay state Long & square SlhawIs
Cashmere and Rlck silk do. Gloves and Hosiery,
Embroidrries Wells, Dress Trimmings Sesffs, HdkfE,
Hoods C.omforers, Gents Drawers aud UndMRRhiFls,
&c. ALoO
LINEN GOODSt
vsrv exhaustive stock, such M hleached and hpenrn
rovers Damasks, Diaper. L G Hdkfs, &c The above
s,ock embraces amount eft more thar
Ten Thousand Dollars!
And every article will be marked down prices which
cpnnot fail suit the pHrchs ser. -
Determined thar The repu alton of our Store Az LUX
CHEAP SToRE of the City shall be Hlainiaineds tne
zens OF alh and others vishg the CITY nrc \, 1870
10 call, 10 see examine and - avail ihemsr'
rare opportunities make rich btrEains hshLt
The Auction s. ore, Granite Block, nexa n co
House. 4r aItf
BAH, Jan 10, 1853 90
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SPOKEN.

Jan 81 off st Smons Georgia, brig Round Pond, Pierce,
FIN Providence for -.
Jan ~ lat q SO, Ion 65 O6, sch Mary WISE Crockett
days from New York for ST John PR
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Lincoln County is out Of debt and has a
balance in the Treasury Of 2,O50,75.
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BIrTERs-WeAvER's SALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL
BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY MEDIcINEs-WILBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop LIVER OIL AND LINE.
Townsends Sarsaparilla | Catarrh Snuff
Pain Killer Il icha rdson's Bitters
Abboit's Btters Syrup of LiverwOrt
Johnson'S I4inament Pulmonary Balsam
MedicamenIum Pills of all kinds
Toothache Drops Pile Electuary
Composition Powders Bone Lnament
Hair Oils Worm LozengeS
Eye Water Vermtinge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the CITY Market by
iv43 A. G.. PAGE.
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p- Whenany article has agreal sale, we conclude
and Justly too, that there must be some virtue IN II 10
cause this sale. Judging from this we think that the
Balm of a Thousand Flowers must be the best thing
ever invented for removing tan, pimples snd ireckles
from the face. Only 50cents per bottle.
Sold by SAWYER MAGoUN and WIN b. STEARNs
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fail 10 give satisfaction, Chihirenis Nonlen Shaws.
few pieces of Thibes, fine shades, and will be sold
very cheap.
Fine Cashmeres tor ~, former price so IS
Lyonese Cloths for rs, do do 33
Alpaccas. vary shades IL, do do 25
Figared Alpaccas, IS, do do 33 a AZ
Plain Blk do, so, do do 81 IL
do do do, AZ, do do so
do do do, %. do do AZ
do do do. %. do do 81
Ladies' Cloths and Soft Flannel 90 do do 81 90
Plaids, for Ladies and Chiidrens Dresses.
Fine Plain Wool DeLaines.
do Printed do !. do /. for 50 to g. IL ), .
do do 20 do do rs
Cotton Wool do IL a 20 do do rs a %
do do l0aI2 do do II a IL
Merrimac Prints 10 do do Is 1-2
Fast colors, do do do 10
do do do do do So
few pieces Of French Prints, at low prices.
Fine assortment Of Copperplates, for Ia cts.
Colored Cambrics, IA cts.
Mereens Of all colors, for % cts.
Linseys, for IL l-2, ~ and 20.
All kinds of Cotton, Linen and Wooden Gov
ers, very cheap.
Flannels and White Goods
White Flannels, for so cts former price So IL
do do 33 cts do do 81 IL
do do 20 a rs do do rs 80
Blue, Blue Mixed, Yellow and Red Flannel, At
very low prices.
Bleached Cloths, Of all grades, ut low prices.
Unbleachcd do do do do
White Linens. for so. 81 IL, rs and 100.
Plain and Checked Cambrics, at reduced prices
Fancy and Trimming Goods. in any quantity
Buttons, Velvets Gimps, Fringes, Braids, Rib
bons, sc.
Also. a fine assortment of Ladies's Gloves.
Hosiery, Opera Hoods, Scalps. Comforters,
Wristers, Sleeves. Carpet Bags, Hdkfs
A large lot of Ladies' Kid Gloves at So IL.
former price rs cents.
Single and double German Worsteds, 6ne
stock. Also Worsted Patterns, &c.
Many of the above goods we have offered for
less than cost. Customers wishing great bar
gains will please call at the store Of
A. B. BUTLER.
Bath, Dec. l6, 1852.
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Sail Loft to Let ON McLellan's
Wharf.

one ofihe hest Lofts in The city. ErmerIy occnpicd
~ by Arthur brown, well fitted in every rrEpseI -
PosSeS.I"ncaA be given imme daIeIy application Ia
Jan H. II JAM rs MtLELLAN
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EASTERN TIMES
Az MARINE JOURNAL. So So
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Feb 5.
CLEARED.
Bark Charter Oak, Wew, 459 tons) Merwin, Boston.
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CRACKED Wheat. Herring, Tapioca Sage, HuIled
" Barley, Arrow Root, Corn Starch, Farna, &c for
sale by A. 6. PAGE.
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BARRELS Blue Pearman Apples. for sale by
IL Dec 8, 1851. NJ. r. 6ANNETT.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATioNs EOn 1861.


0UAErERxAsTsk's OFucs, MAkrE CoRrs,
Washington, October H. 1853. 4
NEALED PEOPOSALS will be- a
~ O'Clock Tuesday, November
furnishing rauons 10 The United The uo
stations, Tor The 1854,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
ChaT1cstown, Massachusetts.
brooklyn, Long Island, New York. r&H 81.
Philadelphia, rennsylvaniA.
Gospor, Norfolk Virginia. a.t ts.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
on 70 consist Of pound and quarter Of fresh beef
made of superhne hour
r and Al The rate Of pounds OF good Coffee twelve pounds
hu best New Orleans eight Of the best white
quarts o vinegar two OF salt four pounds Of good hard
soap aud and half pounds Of good hard dipped ow
candles, each hundred Taions. as u
The required shall the order Of
omcer Of each station bulk the
shall consist Of the best choice The
PORK 70 oe No.
qualiy Of inc kinds named subject 10 inspection.
NO pa Will be entertained Of
sureues known 10 this ocs certified 70 BY official
TO be endorsed "Ploposa year 1854"
d. O.. a8EEH Efif III 7- m T"'T' IL 80
The Patriot, Concord New Hampshire Morning Post and Daily
Argue, New York; Brooklyn Eagle, brooklyn,
yvannn aud Evening Argus Philadelphia Times Baltimore, Mary
land Argus Norfolk Virginia. Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
Democra Pensacola Florida Ancient City, II
torida will the ench week. send
the account BY printed Of the
to this Office for
Oct l2--eodu5thNoy tt&
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its value in the United States Hence In rsspec, 70 It.
our manufacturers are on par with those OF any other
country n raw material we have always poseesssd the
advantage OF producing OF it. and procuring It u
cheaper rates. than our competitors.
The ensuing Congress will be called upon to mstoyia
isduce the present tariff not only for the p0poee OF
aofdgng the receipts from customs to the wants Of ths
but TO lessen the cost OF products and manu-
lectures 70 me great body Of There now
more man thrty millions OF dollars OF surplus Nvenlo
IA me government treasury that has been usslessy oo
ieced from the people, and which, had the sriE bsen
properly adjusted would have gone to swell The aggs.
But to to the question OF the ability Of our rpaa.
ufacsurers 10 compete with those Of Europe We giva
below very interesting statements made by the foa
don Examiner which are conclusive on the subisct Il
arimes read hem and then tell US where 10 the nscess
" OF protection"
"A writer, whose compilations Times gives space
pouuniy Of enlargins upon competition with which
merchants threatened lnda Asia on the part OF
Mekran coast. as we'll as Kuch Muscss. and other
places with various articles which they barter br e pro-
principally which they eau shsssss.
s@a aSs The appsa % enjoy ps.s..
Individually in ships, which are adependsns aoa.n9
pass shs %ssf e and % oS,s ss a %
save expense but in each particular transaction secure e
Ano,her advantage they have expressed BY polit.
ca agent at kntch who OF the shee,ing that ands
longer han he eli cloths imported ID fiom Bombay Ths
the true force Of the composition which we havs
W uIoau ltom inc Onteu III America can CUT ~
out in India, where occupy the entire country with
government and commerce., the ridicue and disgrnee
would be than any which the anti commsFula
country has incurred. fa
But lhee is something in this superiority Of sssue
over the manufactures in England. The comparison
Is not made for the first time, only In cotton
sheeting. i Is reported from the Hudson River rail-
way that British iron rails become in worse condt
tioa within twelve months than American rails wih-
10 a number of years: There nay be exssgeIsiioa IN
this bnt have had comp ants Of rails from oar
own official and scientific who hsvs declared
the bad make Of iron be frequent Of acot-
IA last sling of
cutler declared that American cuilers out
tnx the in knves-knives Of American mske being
preferred to the material does give way
under those OF Sheffield sometimes found % do
In short, Notwithstanding tho sharp practice and hssy
habits of America, they in some branches ot RaAe
30 rnng repnte sterling stuff and mako which ussd
10 be and il we suffer win that Teputa
on from altogether indeed shall have lost
more than il India annexed to- morrow"
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me Tame Of reon vpon s0sAs,
F~''A'As 81 us subscription be made in AdssScs.
subscribers ior~srd ousy letter, The posssos
heh ~ be PAID ~ BY
nsn
inc OooHTkx PAfEK pubshsd -wsshly Anstng
Soas Of Congress, sad sani- during As rsssss
ssscnpuoas M period less yssr tu h ssesvs1 ss
terms prorostiossd " the above rates. - -
WrosrhAsTEks are authorised % agents asA, Sy
sending DAILY subscnbsr ESQ snco.,S - nv.
sEmlWEEkLY subscbs with sso snslsssd uvs WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 encosed will be entitled copy 4 ne
edition they furnish subscribers
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The whg presses throughout the country ere 10 full
cry against the South, charging them with ingsatitUde
Why this The South haA always been liberal mind
fanatcsm reigns triumphant here - u the North
and yet the charge is continually made. Beceues south
democracy do not choose to engage with Bronson.
Dickinson and others. their fight against the bxsoa-
tve-because we have no sympathy with northern agi0
tos-because refuse coaleece with disaPp0lnleo
Office at the Norhbecause exposes md up-
hold administration based upon principles a,d down
by southern men-he South is charged with ooos N
gratitude towards her "best friends lngratisuds, IN
deed
Is Greene G. Bronson true national democrat u he
better democrat, senahn than the President t-a -.
ter adviser on the constitution IA sAunches uIoOeeer q
southern principles Would the southern Stnaee -
unanimously have given their vote to FfankiA Pseee
with such barefacs evidence is shown in ths les g
Judge Bronson Published in yesterdays Argus. WosdD
OF comfort and OF aid-sye, of suppevt--in l0<o DID
Bronson give the iree-soiles IL The S0ash, thsn,
stands arrayed against President PIERCE whose whols s
has been war with aboiiionists- ehafsetev
needs no defender but himsef sentiments
hold that the laws Of 1880" shall b. strictly carried
INTO Eyvrcr IL there any portion Of denocscy. ever
in New York, hard, soft OF otherwise. who saa srag
forth to public view clearer record thst tne GRANITE
democracy Where are our sympa,hss, them On the
side oi that party against whom has never escn wTsso
'Msne, Tekel, Upharsn." IL this inGrahuo:i
The whole body Of northern and souhcrn ~ en-
emes TO the administration The orsansos Ii.-
more of Dickinson Of Bronson. a aaysd sds ~ eds
srainst ths pocv OF the President The union aie ut
81 the hies i undoubtedly this that ihe 6outh sh0aa
coaIesce with Dickinson and thus produce psrmaasnt
dvison in the party, that they may Eessectass The
ro.Ierina embers of their party This 10 the true
ssc,s, o he ery Of ,natiude raised by the whie p,s
few steps more. and Dickinson will coaleece with the
hiss, the South beware of "uN@sr -gvos~d vss I
rpsd- The only chance for q whg administration u
pemanen, rupture in the ranks Of democracy; We ~u.I
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Hy - q. McGVlHE, AuctiOhccr.
CUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL PAINTINGS
household effects auct0n.on Thursday 0rning
i7h 10 o cock, shall sell residence Of r. M
Walsh, esq, lat present occupied by Mscyl on
avenue Eighteenth
allh nture and housekeeping effects, comprising
Rosewood sofa
aud psrl0S chairs, in maroon plush
Elegant rosewood centre table, with Egyptian marble top
Table ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackslccr
Louis xiv, reception, and castor chairs
Gilt -frnne mlrOss, cnndelabTns i @tA
Ladies' cabinet and bookcase, rout tables
Walnu, andm mahogany wbasnuts, lounge
Mahogany French sofa, centrc-labie gt - ss "a
Velvet BRUSSELS and three ply carpets, rugs
Blue llniask and lace curtains, cornce
Mahogany sdcboard, extension table
French China dinner, and dessert o
Bohemian and crystaicu clnret jugs s .4a
Decaners g0biets, champagnes
Finger bowls, wines, tumbers .es ft.srt
Silver plated tea service, tea kettle
Salvers, cssfors, cake baskets, COASTERS tE @s.9ls
Ivory-haudled table cutlery, fire irons
Elegantly carved walnut dressing bureaus
Ward-obes, wxshstands, French badscad
Handsome cottage suites, toilet
Window shades, chintx curtains
Hest curled- hair and husk mattresses
Roisters and pillows bedding
Hatraek, hall lamp, OiclOth,
Passage and stair carpcting rode and eyes
Cooking chamber stoves
Together with good assortment Of kitchen utensils
$50 and under, that sum,
months for sa facoy endorsed bearing
Nov Sd asasH 4st 4s tl#S sl#As Aucioneey.
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L. LEWIS attorney law commissioner Of deeds for Virginia
D. general agent, continues
the general government. especially pension"
Of ali kinds, pensions, and suspended claims
ess than their hasbands did snde
the 1882 he will guaranty the same pensions paid
o their husbands ~
To Of those officers and soldiers who were cut on
after 1900 he VIII guaranty pensions Tor
life. under of February, 1883
been enjoying hvc years
the nc July July isfs and Pebrnary 1879
he win guaranty said hapsy for fee
under the ACT OF February, 1853 .
An sailors who served on tne coasts OF ana
1882 and the late Arcuc erpednon are en-
titled pay =, - -. :, a..
| widow ana orphan successful.
N. ass himsef residence washington and ei
IN the the
thereof win aHosd facilities in the collection OF all
claims.
"'"H7'" """ ''s n. l.. LEWIS
nc, ,s s.oadscn washington, b. g.
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionecr.

WASHINGTON FOUNDRY BUILDING AND GROUNDS Al
AuctonOn Tuesday sflrrnoon November 18th, al O'Clock
the shall sell lots ~ and ~, d. fronting
Maine avenue, ~ 9th mprs
consisting Of brick building - by 50 fact slate roof bu
occupied by Messrs Rider White purpose.
This we'll situated and in
purposes which It occupied, and the sale
Of capitalists
One ihird cash the residue in SIX twelve seh-
months for notes bearing interest and secured by deed
on ths properly. FfH#E EE@ M
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sd AuctOueer.
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MORE q GALLAGHER Founders and MANN.
M Of Wrought Railing Ridge avenue and
Broad street rbdepba order iron railing tor
balconies pnhc and grounds Ac Aso All kinds OF ons
and architectural ironw WORK
O. would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens -
Washington and vicinity railing enclosing the Lafayette
in This city Specimen drawing, sens persons deso"s
making selection. IH
Oct 7-eoemos
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-13

The superior enterprise and skill Of American mans.
facurers becoming only known but lodged
throughou, the world. at any period in the history OF
the country protective tariff" has been necessary TO
.foster home manufacturer that day has passed In
the markets of tho world-and will prove il by Eng
ish authority before Americans can success
fully compete with any other naton and in many OF the
staple articles they can drive competitors out oi the
market
The chief argument hitherto used in favor OF pro-
hbtory tariff has been the greater price o labor in this
country over that OF European counes, and the
openi enhanced Of producing the manufactured ar
| Gle Ifhs argument ever had force--asd we will no
say that il had notthe state OF facts does not
lat now The immense European emigration. occasone.
Torna and Australia has had the enec, 10 increase III
value Of labor in Europe TO very nearly the standard