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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-10
Or aNnse.
The Ship Builders.
BIZ JOHN O. WHITTIER.

The sky is rudy in the East,
The earth is gray below,
And, spectral in the river mist
The ships white timbers show.
Then let the sounds of measured stroke
And grating saw begin;
The broad-axe to the gnarlcd oak,
The mal.et to the pin
Hark -roars the bellows, blast on blast,
The sooty smithy jars,
And fire sparks, rising far and fast,
Are fading with the stars.
All day for US the smith shall stand
Beside that flashing forge;
AL day for US his heavy hand
The groaning anvil scourge.
From far off hills the painting team
For us is toiing near;
For us the raftsmen down the stream
Their island barges steer.
Rings out for us the axe-man's stroke
In forests old and STILL
For us the century circled oak
Falls crushing down the hill.
Up up lin nobler toll than ours
No craftsmen bear part;
We make of Natures giant powers
The slaves of human Art.
Lay rib to rib and beam to beam,
And drive the treenails free;
No faithless joint nor yawning seam
Shall tempt the searching sea
Where'er the keel of our good ship
The seas rough field shall plough
Where'er her tossing spars shall drip
With salt spray caught below
That ship must heed her masters beck,
Her helm obey his hand,
And seaman tread her Keeling deck
As if they trod the land.
Her oaken ribs the vultured beak
Of Northern ice may peel;
The sunken rock and coral peak
May CRATE along her keel;
And know we we'll the painted shell
We give to wind and wave, E
Must float the sailer's citadel,
Or sink, the sailors grave
Ho Strike away the bars and blocks,
And set the good ship free !
Why fingers on these dusty rocks
The young bride of the seas
Look how she moves adown the grooves
In graceful beauty now!
Now lowly on the breast she loves
Sinks down her virgin PROV
God bless her wheresoe'er the breeze
Her snowy wing shall fan,
Aside the snowy Hebrides,
Or sultry Hndostan
Where'er in mart or on the main,
With peaceful flag unfurled,
She helps to bear the silken chain
OF commerce round the world?
Speed on the ship but let her bear
No merchandise of sin,
No grooming cargo of despair
Her roomy hold within.
No Lethean drug for Eastern lands,
No poison draught for ours;
But honest fruits of toiling hands
And Natures sun and showers.
Be hers the Prairie's golden grain,
The deserts golden sand,
The clustered fruit of sunny Spain,
The spice of Morning land
Her pathway on the open main
May blessings follow free.
And glad hearts welcome back again
Her white sail from the sea
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Stoves.
ship CHANDLERY!

a by ''''-' anu ~ 'S'e
u. HYDE s. CO., corner of Front and
Broad Streets, Bath,
Including Cordage danlla and arred) from the Manu-
factories of Boston and Plymouth by Gang or retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck, of all descriptions Cotton
and Hemp Twines.
Anchors Of all szes-best proved Chain Cables-Sheets
and Tes-Bot Sheathng Copper and Yellow betal-Con-
position spikes and other CastngsPerley's Venators-
Jigger Wndasses, &C., Patent do Gear Wndlass Necks
and Capstan spndes-Cambooses- Spikes-Navai
Stores-Pants Oils and Window Glass--Nautca Instr1I
ments, Books Charts, &c
Many Of the above articles suitable notice can be de-
vered from the manufacturers at their lowest prices
expense to the purchaser ~
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When you see young man and woman
walking down the street, leaning against each
other like pair Of badly matched oxen, be as
sured that they are bent on consolidation.
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FRA JD!

LLwho want AXES of the real COLLINS Co. make should
n be particular to notice the stamps, there various
countereits and limitations stamped Collins and labelled
much like which rauduenty sold in parts of
the United manufacture. They made in
different parts of the country by various axemakers, and
generally very inferior quality The genuine Collins
axes which acquired such extensive reputation
invariably stamped "COLLINS & co. HARTFORD"
and each has printed label with signature 1t is
than TWENTY-FIVE since commenced the
business with the stamp Of "Colns Co Hartford and
do know any other axe-maker by the of Collins
in the United States. SAM. w. COLLINS.
August, 1858. 1yl0
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-10

Since October last, the post office Depart
tiers of the country, postage stamps and stamped
envelopes TO an aggregate amount Of more
than three millions of dollars.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-10

No person need fear that they will not accomplish just
what it is claimed they do and all persons who have
become disguised with pouring down of patent
nostrums (botted swD kindly and politely invited to
give Thorn trial
NJ B. One Chain will last for years and lose of its
electric power by and be applied to either adult
child J. STEINERT, Agent for the u States.
ems DIR MATHEWS, Agent for Bath.
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Rum is like death-it levels all distinctions
An Alderman with brick in his hat, would
as soon fraternize with chimney-sweep as a
foreign envoy.
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WINES AND SPIRITS
For Medicinal PURPOSES.

TAMESNITCHELL has been dulyapponlcd blythe
y Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
Wines &c for medcinal aud mechan cal purposes
ly,agreeably iolhe Act for The suppr ssson of drink
ing housesand ippng shops,' and is now prepared o
furnish he lrIce for the above purposes hisslore
on Centre Street.
Bath ,Aug19, 1852. 1Otf
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F The reason why distilled sea water. is
not good to drink is because it contains muriatis
acid. Still it has been drank, and supported
life for weeks.
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Powder.

THE subscriber will keep constantly on hand, fol-
sale, Blasting and Sporting Powder, by The keg
also Safety Fuse. II Nj. BOVEY.
Opposite Elliot House Flock, Front st.
Bath, April IL. tf44
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what did you give for that horse, neigh
Dor My note.' Well, that was cheap
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for soldersin any ofthe wars of The United States.
The highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN-
TY LAND WARRANTS ofalI sizes
Allcommuncalions 10y mail will receive prompt al
ientlon. JOHN Ii KIMBALL.
Office Of The Bath Savings Institutions opposite the
Elliot House Block.
Balh, March o 1853. lbs
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TAKING IT EAsY.-A traveller in England
observing peasant at work, and seeing that
he was taking it remarkably easy, said to
him -
My friend you don't appear to sweat any. ;
Why, no, master, six shillings amt slceat-
ing cages
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Most Popular Curative Agent i'm
the WOrId!!

They were first introduced in the United States about
year snce and went through with the same trial Eu
rope, and were at introduced into every Hospital
New York. where they in daily use, eectng ever
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than had before beer
awarded them.
They are highly recommended by Profs Valentine Mott
Van Buren, Post, and others, who have published he
views of their power and value in several of the medica
journals in that city, and also in the daily practice
recommending their to patients full account of the
opinion may also be found in every pamphlet and t.
the address of person in the State by applying pos
paid to DIR. JOHN Mathews who Is agent for Bath
The Chains be sent by mall with full descriptions fol
use.
Price Of Chains, SO and S.
Physicians politely invited to call and examine theil
CONSTRUCTION. and nrnnnunce their merits
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Pensions and Bounty Lands.
Bounty land warrants

7IH subscriber will procure PENSIONS Tor Wild
L ows ofRevplulionary Soldiers married since III e
year $780, andfor widows and orphans Of soldiers in
4 he NNnr Of lSn
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Wanted,

FURNACES Of the most approved patterns stationary
and portable for heating Churches Dwelling Houses
Stores &c. put up and warranted to give satisfaction
the most reasonable TERMS by ii. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bath, June a. 1858. 52H
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PREPARED BY
C.. MORSE & CO.,
No. 146 Broadway, New York,

Mo- i 40 broadway, New Ofk,
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this and other
. countries
BURR 4 PERRY, No. Cornhill Boston, General AGENTS
for New England whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Bath, by A. G.. Page; Brunswick VIM. Baker,
f. T. Gatche Topsham, +. I. Littlefed; Richmond, G..
H. Thoma5; Wiscasset f. Dana; Damarscotta f. Dana Jr;
Waldoboro J. L. Dana and by Druggists generally, 1y3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-11-10
New Stock

OF black and fancy colored Ladies Cater Boots for sale
" by L. s. FISHER.
July &C. 1858.
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Thorough and rigid trial.

by the first medical in Paris they found pos
strange and marvellous power in relieving PAIN wher-
applied and by their influence introduced into
the hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent
by the French Government.
They are now introduced in almost every Hospital Eng
land Germany, Austria Belgium and patented those
countries, where they have become the
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Cement.
Health for the States

" HYDES Co have constantly on hand andf
IL salethe besiartice O &c EN- EMIT mowinuse
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Pulyermachcr's Electric Chains.

And prove this assertion defy any person to produce
many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTfFICATE Of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients may be
found in pamphlet of Sc pages, to be had ras the
agent in this city,
The Electric Chains first introduced in France in
1850, and after being subjected to the most
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FALL STYLE HATS
JUST RECEIVED AT
FIS H f. RS
Citv of Bath.

In Board of Aldermen May II, 1853.
ORDERED-That the Quarantine Regulations be as
" follows, vz and after the tenth day Of June next,
and until the tenth day of October next, quarantine
shall be had all vessels their officers, crews passen-
gers and cargoes, their arrival from any port where
any contagious sickness prevailed at the time of their
departure and on all vessels board of which any
person shall have died have been sick with any
tagous disease during their homeward bound passage.
No person shall be allowed go board of or ashore
from any vessel when quarantine, without permit
from the boarding officer Vessels will anchor the
quarantine ground, opposite the South Steam MILL
- Pilots will take of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly G BAILEY, Mayor.
WILLIAM ToRREY- City Clerk.
Bath. May 27, 1858. tf50
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A TWO story Dwelling House, situated ON
ffe4s4A - High Street. Apply to
Assshn JOHN SMITH, Room No 90.
Elliot Block, Front Street.
Bath, jan IL, 1858. soft
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Important Discovery
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES!r

n
are unfang in the of CoUGHs, CoLDs ASTHMA BRoN-
cHITIs SORE THROAT HoARsENEss, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, AND DISEASES THE LUNGS
They have no taste of medicine, and any child will take
them Thousands have restored to health that had
fore despared Testimony given inhundreds of cases.
single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pumonic Wafers-the original and only
genuine is stamped 'Bryan." Spurious kinds offered
for sale Twenty-Five cents box Sold by dealers gen.
orally J. BRYAN, & Co., Rochester, N ". Proprietors
3ln16.
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Boston business Directory.
OCTOBER. 1853 -.

These Advertisements were collected by a. mr. PErTEr-
GILL 81 Co, Newspaper Advertising Arenfs- ~ IA
State Street, Boston, who authorized 81 he rrhh
ers Of the best and most ideEy circulated NernS
the United States 20 take advertisements
subscriptions at their lowest rates.
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MoRSE'S
INBOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound, scientifically
prepared from the best Roots and Herbs of the Maer:
Medical and has gained unrivalled reputation for thu
following effects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver ant
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
Stomach and Bowels,
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and thus curing all umors Cutaneous Eruptons, scrofu
Salt Rheum, Eryspelas Scad Head Canker, PmpIes
the face Bloches Ulcers Tumors Mercuria Disease, c;
GERS, &C.
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~ The following are among the most StbstonfiaE
and honorable business firms ia Boston. Merchants
and Others VISITING the city, gH find the Directory
great service to them and they are advised 20 take &c
With them. Twill
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Bath Savings Institution.

Bath Savings Institution.
the Annual Meeting of the members, on Monday, Au-
n gust 1st 1853 the following officers elected for the
ensuing years
DAVID G. MAGOUN, President.
Charles Davenport William NJ r ICED
William ID Sewall William Moses
William Z Payne George w Kendall
At subsequent meeting of the Trustees John H. KimbaI
was elected Treasurer.
The following of the condition of the Institution
Aug. l, 1853, submitted by the Treasurer.
John III. KimbaH, Treasurer, an au't to Aug.
1, 1853, 1Cith the Institution. Dr.
To amt deposited from Aug. II, 1852, $15,SOS 80
To Dividend No. l. carried to principal, % So
To Profit and Loss, 400 so
-$16,257 IS
BY amt withdrawn by depositors $1,312 90
Invested in Bank Stock 600 90
do in Scrip Bonds and Mortgages, 5,1S5 90
Loans on personal security, Sis %
Cash ON hand, All So
sid, 257 As
BATH August 9S53-he undersigned who were appon-
ted to examine the books and the Treasurer
have examined the for the year past and find them to
be correctly kept and that the above statement presents
true exhibit of the affairs of the Institution
ID. c. MAGOUN
CHAS DAVENPORT, Oommlttee'
Bath, Aug. IS. 3m12
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That claimed that it all diseases but only
those for which it is recommended and moreover we boldly
claim and DEFY, that no medicinal agent of ANY KIND
those diseases lust named. as
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Female Complaints,

Weakness General Debility, Irreguarity distractions
Swelling Of the Feet Limbs, JOINTS &C., caused by weak
Asthma Consumption &c, also Dropsy. 1t is
dU for
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ALL DISEASES
BE it understood

that caused by deficient amount of NERVOUS FLU
ID greatly relieved if not permanently cured by sim
ply wearing the chains for a few hours each day.
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Purifyingt the Blood

and thus all Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia indigestion Costiveness Piles, headache Feve
and Ague Jaundice Nausea Loss Of Appetite, &C., anc
cansng the food In uolrsh and suDnOrt every mart.
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and by enabling them to perform their proper functions
preventing curing many painful and dangerous Diseases
Strengthening and Queting the Nervous System, thus
alayng Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases Of the
Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps &c.
LIE Is INRIYALED IN THE CTRE OF ALL
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All Diseases OfSea-faring Men,

SCURvY and many Others and is certain preventive Of
all FEvERs and EPIDEMCS to which they often
posed pleasant take and safe in all cases; acting
in laws of it Injuries, but
always benefits and cures, thousands who
success its unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
sales abundantly testify.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-02

- Ion, the Washington coTret-
ponaont Of the Baltimore Sun, say
Gen. Pierce will take apriva'e house
for a residence here during the sprrg
and summer, and the ''Execntiye Nan-
sion shall be rendered more co'njor'-
able as a private residence. Several
plans for his improvement lave beer
suggested. What is wante;l is Aop-e,
with modern Improvements, as Amp.e
and as elegant as may be necessary
with some comfortable apartments ioi
private family.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-02

AN Acc.DExr-0n Tuesday las'
a train Of cars Of West Fcliciana rail
road were loading with wood to bring
up to the factory, the boiler suddenly
exploded. 1t, by mere chance, result
ed in the dcaii, OF no one, but severly
hurt Mr.. McCann, a nachinist, ANA Il
worthy citizen Of cur town He was
struck by bar Of iron on the back Of
the head. lie is now slowly recover
ing. Two,hegroes were also injured
-Jn2 slightl,, the other seriously.
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ryDioecnes lived il a tub. u: it
docs not happen to strike us that, that
is any powerful reason why everybody
else should go and do likewise. We
d. no. think Ire would have done it ii
he had been able TO rent house ii
he were to come back now and I've in
the same way, we submit to our ablest
l',ris's the question: would he not rem
der himself liable to prosecution un-
Dire the yagrant law!
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r. TIE Tickets are out for a grand
Bah, to come OF: at the Harvey lhuse
Ssloon'to-morrow night. Though the
notice is short, it is deemed sufficient,
and 10 doubS is. Before night there
will not be a man, woman or cAi.d
in the two parishes but what viii be
acquainted with this article the young
ladies' arc-or always sholld lie pre-
pared and the young gents have no
thing 10 10 but look up their white
kids, and look in at "tince's" to be
,cady-patchoulc can be had at any
corner. There will be q brilliant dis
play tomorrow night, and our sent
mental reporter will be on hand Will
his note book.
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MlcH4ux, celebrated Frenchman,
Who travojed in America about half 1,
century Ngo, and wrote a valuable
pork ent6led "North America Sylvia"
yet survives in Paris, active lnd cheer
III. at tie age Of eigbty-tLree. Ito
was passenger IN Fuiton's frst stean-
boat, on our noble Hudson. and hss
recently executed . bust Of Fulse1,
which has beou placed in the gallery
uf the Louvre.
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u We are glad to learn that the
cn:erpris:ng firm Of K. c. Hutchinson
& Co., are about to make arrangements
for a daily linc Of Stages between this,
and the town Of Jackson an, Clinton
As it is, they only make 4 trip every
cher day. A lc.i :on we learn will
soon be out. requesting the Post Mas
te- General to make allowance for .
daily mail On this route
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BIsnor IvEs.-Lcvi SilIlnan Ives.
the Bishop OF North Carolina, vino has
seeded to the Catholic Church, was
the twenty fifth Bishop in the order Of
appointment OF the Episcopal Church
of the United States lie is a native
Of Vermont, and was originally settled
as a minister, over Congre2atlonalls'
Society, in the county Of st. Lawrcace
Y Y.
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c-At the last annua! communication Of
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the State
of Louisiana the fol lowing persons were
elected Grand officers Tor the ensuing year;
Thos II. Lewis. CIR. H. +
John c. Gordy. Dep. &. II. T.
Amos Adams, CIR. King,
l.. f. Reynolds, Or. scribe,
William S Pike, Or. Treas.
Samuel l.. Isset, CT. Sec.
J. B. Smith, CIR. Chap.
T.. X. Gusts, or. Mar
J. II. Sutkeliin. &. {. II.
D.F. Reeder, e. ?. s. .
T. W. Hatch, C. K. A. {.
John Maxwell, 6. NJ. 90 Y.
H. Il. Swazey, &. Nj. %. '.
F. B. Robertson, G, NJ, lst. '.
+. MchiteIick, Guard.
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Proceedings OF the Legislature

-
HOUSE, meday alarch. !. 1858.
The House me. at u O'Clock, Hon.
E. W. Noise in the chair. The min.
utcs of the previous day were read and
approved.
Mr.. Monday offered a petition to
change the name Of d.. Bradford
referred to committee on judiciary.
MIR. Monday moved that COM
mittee of FIVE members Of this house
be appointed to examine the disburs-
ments of the school fund by the late
Superintendent ofpublic education--
Mossrs. Munday, Pugh, Wales. Nc
Leod and Oliver Of ST. Mary, were APP
pointed.
Mr.. Thcard reported from tie CON-
nittee On enrolment.
Mr.. Hicstand reported f.om COM
mittee ON Judiciary.
Mr.. Pugh reported from the com
nittec on Education
Mr.. Wilson reported from the com
mittce on Banks and Bankin.
Mr. Ranney reported from com
mi.toe On Public Lands, IN act coli
ceruing he sale Of Swamp and Over
/ flowed Lands.
Mr.. Duncan reported from select
committee to WHOM was referred the
biz authorizing the Mayor and Select
men 20 divide the city Of Baton Rouge
into two electoral prccinot---reportcd
unfayorsbly.
Mr. Bailey offered an act to amend
Art. JS8, and $50 o. the code OF
p.ac.ice-retericd to committee On
judiciary.
IN act i,s the relief Of DanieI
Hoard
! An act to amcrd Art 101 Of tbs
constitution which was referred to :
committee Of the whole Yesterday -
VI. Nixon moved the adoption-reter
res! to the committee or amendment
10 the Constitution,
An act for the relief D. !. Camp
bell. Parish Of Sabinc-passed.
BIZ Judiciary question was agar
/, Sefore the House. The merits Of tht
Ipajori.y and minority reports OF tx
s5lnmitieo on judiciary was discussed
At some length Motion TO lay til
minority report on he table--:ost.
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~ The discovery Of the precious
metals in Australia has suddenly pre-
scn.cd TO a wandering world Il spccta-
Gle it previously could never have
Greamo ID Of beholdins namely, an cS-
tensiye emigration from the United
State to the British possessions. Ten
ortwelve first class vessels are UP at
New York for the new country.
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\. tie sac of the eiFcc.s of the late
Commodore Morgan, at the Washiug-
ton Navy Yard, the carriage and horses
brougt $1,000. The stock Of brandy
sod readily al six dollars and City GEMS
per gallon; Shrrry aud Madeira wines
at seventeen d,.lars per dozen, and the
Johannesburg (ainc) changed own
ers at sirty str doikarS per dozen.
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n7-The l.. $. House uf Ren

0y-The L. s. House Of Represent
a,ivcs has passed the bills creating '"o
new tcrrituiies---the one on the pic'f
Eic to be called Washington, aud 'orn-
ed cut Of such Of The territory OF Ore
.un as lies nor'l Of the Columbia nv
er and the other to be cai!ed Ne
braska. formed gu. Of territory lying
west Of the Missouri Both 'lI sc
bills have yet 10 'cceivc tn, sanction OF
HE Senate
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INFLUX OF S1LvER.-The public
accounts do not give much Information
in regard to the extraordinary activity
nov prevailing in the Numerous =; Ilch
silver mines in South ands Cenfral
America. But from the private I'D.
vices recently receivsdin this country.
and sent to parties abroad. it is gath
cred that the number has been aug.
,nentcd in various places, and sucl.. has
been the SUCCESS CT their labor" thus
far, and such TIE promise at both the
old and new dcpo-itcs. that there /
about to be an iuGux ID silver among
It's, to such an extent as will prduce
TIE greatest surprise il all the mons
'ary circles throughout he world
Boston Transcript l1M inst.
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lJ~Ericssous only brother is the
most distinguished engineer Of Eve
den. He la, JUS: completed mag
niGccut work /, Stockholm, and is nov
aged. at the request Of the Empe-
ror Of Russia, in building a canal to con-
meet the lakes Of Finland with tie Bal
tic. The house in which these two
brothers were born. has been purcha.
SD by the Sandwich Government for
preservation as public monument.