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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIUl.
~ via Eisaragua-7he Accessory Transit Company a
Nicaragua proprietor-Through in advance Of ths nan
SrSssiDs new double sns,s s.ssmship STAB OF TIN
river 81 O'Clock. precisely for Juan del NorS
on Friday January connecting with tho and favon
steamship SIERRA NEVADA 1900 burthen ever thS
Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of lAAl
transportation These steamers unsurpassed In thsl
ventilation and datons information or pes.
ssge rply emily to ChAsLEs MORGAN Agent, No Bev.
ling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

John W. s0MERINDYKE, AUCTIONEHR STORE NO.
II Spruce street-NortGags sale Of grocery took thi,
day. 66 West Broadway OF Anthony street.
l0 o'clock Consisting Of sugars, teas Hour oils liquors
molasses smoked meass croefery lard butter spices
srs soaps Also the nxtures scales painted
barrels platform scale fixtures Also, grocery
WAGON CHAS. Il. WATT Attorney for mortgages,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

Sbwp PscSI i nfSSs CO. Sc wan .,,..,
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO.. liverpool "
STEPHEN KENEARD CO..
JOHN NUNROE CO.,
Rue Notre Dame des Victoires, Paris,
GRO. II. DRAPER, HAvre
The owner Of these hips viii not DO accountable gold
lees bills Of lad signed therefor and the vAue here0s
therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

John W. soNERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEER-NoRT.
sale Of costly saloon furniture Tuesday e 10th
81 1917 o'clock at the Of Forty and
sixth avenue (ba,emenD opposite tho Crystal PAaso
bls, Al the out Glassware gas htnss beer pumps large
mirror two large quantity Of kitchen utensils
Also the stoer o. li9uofs wines and segars.
JOHN W. S0kERINDYKE, Attorney for MostaAsee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

THE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION GIVES
notice Its depostors, that interest win be allowed
six cont annum smcunS mot exceeding $500 and
~ five cent exceeding that amount deposits
made prior October and not since withdrawn payable
Will be added prn pal the credit Of such dspotors
FRANCIS P. sCHOALS President
FRANCIS PALkrR, First Vice President And
CeRNEILUs l.. EvERIrr, Second Vioe-Prosdent
PETER CUNNING, Accountant
Bank tpen Mondays, Wednesday, and Saturdays from
10 o,clook p. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

HAVE YOU SEEN LITTLE KATY, THE HOT CORE
IL GIRL at the Nstiona Theatref II Is psrormo every
Monday fuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons UNOLt
TOMS CABIN every night and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons That wonderful child Little Cordelia Howard
appears ~ Eva ana Little Katy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

HENRY q. LEEDS, AUCTIONEBR-wENEsDAY JAN
IL at lO o'clock, At No. IL Cornelia street. Admins
traitors sae-HousehoA furniture, consisting of Brussels
tapestry Carpet mahogany Sofas raror scat de-
rocking d. work tables dinner and b,satias d. silver
lever WATCH books cothins sack dressing
pants sto china, glass and oil cloths ingram
carpe marble top dressing clock top Wssh
sMnd bedstsad beds mattresses bedding, Also An
assortment Of other furniture, without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

fJLoTHIN0 AND FURNITURE wANTGD.-PERs0Ns
~ wishirg dspose Of the above receive fA
price for the By sending letter 70 NJ COHEN 81
Elm street. n B.-LAdes attended 10 BY Mrs. Cohel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

nUI JVNEb
Would you witness the finest exhibition Of the aSsi
VISIT JONES PANTOSCOPE
Tickets for sale NJ Hope Chapel 7l8 Broadway only q
sAeh Good for four admissions anA share ths G
Remember, The Pantosospe Of California.
MUsICAL.-HOTICE TO voCALIsTs.-wANTRD IN.
M medately, ts travel South first class tenor barry.
tone, and female seoondo voice. Also good pianist Italians
preferred Permanent situations and good salaries given
All letters for addressed TO Juious Siminsk
City Hotel Richmond Va will nth prompt attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, FOR LIvRR
III poo-The AFRICA, w. Harrison, snder, will sail
from the companys dock ~ Jersey City with the mails and
o'clock cisey Psenfes requested 10 board
by 2 O'clock The Europa will sail on the 18th January
E,oR LIvERPooI.-sTEAMSHIPA ALPS GEO. LITTLE.
commap dcr.-This and powerful steamer will sail
from the British and North American Royal Nail Steam
Packet Company dock st jersey CITY, Saturday next
the l4h inst Passage for hrs only
provisions and stewards ee but without wines liquors.
which can BIO obtant ard Freight taken reasonS
bio rates. Apply 10 3. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
The Alps VIII sail at 10Y A. precisely Passengers aSe
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
L Company intend sailing their favorite steAmshps-
FROM PHILADELPHIA: 1854.
CisS Of nsnshsstsr. Saturday Janua1y
City o. Glslgow. saturday 18th February.
City Of Manchester. Thursday. 80. I'd March,
1854,
City Of Glasgow. Wsdnesday. . lth January
City Of Manchester. Wednesday LIST FsbruaYy
Rates Of Passase.-From Philadelphia bersIs ~
u guness mdship II guneas; forward Is suinsas neS1
Ing stewards Third Class limited Sun
Dor Of third class will be- taken from PhDalo
phis and Liverpool ana found in provisins From Pha
depha, $685. from Liverpool So Certificates Of passage
will DO issued here 10 parties who desrous Of
ont their friends At corresponding rates Drafts ~
agents from 81 upwards An experienced VIII Ss
dephA and Liverpool Will be forwarded with economy ana
despatch For freight or psssase apply to SAMUEL Y
BROTHERS CO., Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

TTEITEB STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY HOB
- New or esns via Havana sailing at two O'Clock p ~
from pier foos OF warren street CARRYING the government
u, the steamer PHILADELPHIA, Capt Thomas A bull
Freight taken to New Orleans ct forty Der cubic foe
specie only taken on freight 70 Hayana Shippers will b
Furnished with the blank form Of the bill Of ladng signed y
ne SAILING o. the vessel Fer freight or passage q ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

Henry II: LEEDS, AUCT tONEER.-BY H II. LEEDS
IL &Co-1hursday J.n H. ct hAlfpast 10 O'clock at the
store Of Hessrs Waller Krepps No. 342 Broadway As
gnees SALE beisg balance Of unfinished work remaining
large pier intel and oval glasses in rich looking
glasses Of various sizes elegant paintings In rich frames
engraving oolored and uncolored framed and unframed
Al other Art les apper tanning TO looking
mandatory, and the nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

DEsPArcn LINE FOR SAN HRANCISCO-NIHKYY
IL three dsys.-rho famous clipper shlp JOHN 0ILPIJ
81 pier % East river foot Of DsskmAn see sxpsstsl
ansh her loading before ths tth January Instant -
can hapdssneiy MEDIATE cabin pasesnssYS -
ara, oia.s clipper made her Lash passage -
sengers DESTROYS Of fast clipper haye an oppertuuiSy
securing the remaining berths INN sdate appos1s9
SUTTON A Co, "a Wall strSeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

RIO SOUTHERN TRAyELLRRs-THR Q. 8. u. erRAN-
4 ship JAMESTOWN, lao tons, Capt Lewis PaFrish,
oeioet for Norfolk Petersburg aad Riehnoad ecnnseas
Raleigh wilmington &o PAssags and fare statsroom IN
oludsd : 10 Norfolk s Petersburg and niehuond SIS;
steerage passage half price. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11
W., o H TT RANK. AyoIIoNEEE-IaE METRO

noit.n Pisnin. Nu .,.oS nnK-Lnk AETRO
teepth streets between Ninth and Tsnth un
dersned will sell At auction Wednesday Jan 49, 10
O'Clock on the premises without
Plan MIL With i've years unsHpired lease Of
between Ninth and Tenth avenues and the bsss
machinery A large iron bsdfng 50 70 feet four oy
engine with suitable sh.f. pulie BELTS &o 81 iaoh
Boards plsnng Machine with additiona two
growing machines shaving currier aud large
fm all cylinder benches and large grndsone
with btnchi one small Erindstone, two large vices
Knowles saw mill With other ools for carrying
large business The above all in complete order
offer great 70 anyope whlngto snue
bark In the planning and saving isnes with the use Of
Bedslees celebrated machines The building and engine
well adapted fer % rryins any other
business Terms cash. notes for three
and four months For farther partouiArs inquire on the
premises, from 70 10 A. NJ. CHARLES Bt5HNELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

RAY MARE. ABOUT SEVEN YEARS OLD, KIND
ID and gentle, Alse rockAway 10 DO sold tho
highest bidder ALBERT NICOLAY, Auctoneer-AI
bert a. Nicoay Co.. will sell AZ suction Wednesday,
JAN H. At IL O'clock In mont Of No. 40 Wall street. bay
mare .bop. seven year. kad and gentle under the sd
highest bidder the beiag about leaving for Europe
Also rockaway with double seat and hood
saddle blankets. Avpsts, DO. ALBEIT d. NfCoLAY,
EDWARD SBNTZENICH
Lste chi alesmAn with Ii. Ii. Leeds / Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

ENoR CHARL sion AND TLORIDA.-UNIrED spATIS
y Mail line.-1hs rev and splendid steamship JANIS
ADGEK Capt Richard Adams will leave pisi No North
river Tor the shove ports on sau day, Jan o'clock
precisely For fresh. Apply boars, whore All bnb
Of ltding 5isned and for passage 70
spOrFoRD. TILEsT0N 4 90, 50 Brosaway
Through tickets to FLORIDA Observation-Disclosures Isl;
Pflatka an Picoiata f3y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

CIRCUs, 81 BowERY-BoxEs, % CENTS; PIT, IN
cents; Reserved Seats 80 cents This evening
Wednesday afternoon splendid sci con Of equesrian
aorobato performances First night Of Herr Won
la extraordinary OF rotary equilibrium. First nghs
Master Philo the nfantie wonder Performances
o,Oiock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

fyLoTHIHG AND FURNITURE .-LALfES AND GRk
~ ttmen having any tosdi ese q can &c ye TOE u'm'f
value cAsh BY sending ft0rst " west Broadway
rifss ard "a Wet Err, las - - I@t.. :. sQukS
y. k-LAahs ssssneeA b. MA Cohen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11

O'clock, 1t 1877 Canal street, by order Of executors
furniture &c mehosany sofas and chairs tables
and washstands Brussels ana other carpets, oil
CLOTH mahogany and walnut bsdsteAds hair mAttrssse
asher beds and bedding china glass and plated
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
Nominations by the Governor.

TUESDAY, March 81
Daniel L. Granger, Eastport, Justice of Su-
preme Judicial Court. vice Judge Wells, re-
signed.
John H. Morrill,, Lincoln, Agen, FOR Penob-
scot Indians
Joseph F. Nye, Saco, Judge of Probate, York
County.
Ebenezer Wells. Freeport, County Commits
sioner, Cumberland county.
John H. Williams, Judge Municipal Court,
Portland.
Thomas S. Pullen, Dover, Sheriff. Piscata-
quis county.
Leonard Robinson, Foxcroft, County Commits
sioner, Piscataquis county.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Nahum Morrill,. Auburn, Judge of Probate.
Stetson l.. Hill, Webster, Register,
Charles Clark, Danville, Sheriff.
Cyrus Knapp, E. Livermore, Clerk Courts.
Chas. w. Goddard, Danville, County Attorney.
John ii. Otis, Register of Deeds.
Reuel Washburn, Livermore,
Stephen Il. Reed, Lewiston. County Com.
Samuel Moody. Lisbon,
James Golf, Dr., Auburn, County Treasurer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30

Ordered, That the committee on the Judi
ciary be directed to inquire into the expedien-
cy OF authorizing the appointment of some
suitable person to incorporate the amendments
10 the revised statutes into the body of the
statutes and the publication of a new edition
OF said statutes in that FORM Adopted.
Order from the House directing the Judicial
ry committee TO send for pers6hs and papers
relative to the official conduct of John e..
Cochran, as Judge Of the Municipal Court at
Rockland.
The order was subsequently, on motion of
Mr.. Farwell, taken up and indefinitely post
poned.
Finally pdsSe1Bill authorizing the city Of
Bath to aid Sagadahock Ferry company.
Passed 10 be engrOssed-Bills to incorporate
the Maine Oilcloth Carpet company, (Hallow-
ell;) bills to incorporate city Of Rockland to
amend the charter of Hancock Insurance COM
Pany; 10 Increase capital stock of the Lewis
ton Bagglng company; to incorporate the
Newcastle bank to incorporate the Arkwright
manufacturing company, Lewiston to amend
the charter of the Maine Telegraph company.
HOuSe.-Mr. Hill of Bangor, from the COM
mlttee on railroad and bridges, reported bill
additional to establish free bridge from Bar
ter's Island to the main land in BOothbay,
which was twice read and Monday next as
signed.
Mr.. Carleton of Whitefeld, from minority
of the Judiciary committee, made a detailed
report adverse to the claim of Abner B.
Thompson, 500 copies of which were ordered
to be printed.
Resolve from the Senate, in favor of Abner
b. Thompson was received from the Senate,
and laid on the table on motion Of Mr.. Garlic
ton.
Passed .tfndLly-bills authorizing the city of
Bath to assist the Sagadahock Ferry company;
to revive the act establishing the Belfast
steamboat wharf company.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
Dtatbs.
this city Goth inst Mrs. Abigail wife Of Capt Joseph

In this city, Goth inst Mrs. Abigail wife Of Capt Joseph
Edgecomb aged 90 years.
In this city, 2lst nst Marcia Ann Douglass aged 43 yrs
In this city, 23d inst, Emma j. Leeman, aged year.
In West Bath Goth inst Samuel IS years
In Arrowsc 18th inst, James Preston, aged 81 years
In Rockand Mrs. Bcsey Blacknton, aged 90 years IL
days Wm L. Wentworth, aged IL years Mrs. Sarah n
6eeman; agod 70 years, months Mrs Mary Ann, win
George D. and Eonia r. Wooster aged IL years. months
aad 26 days.
In Augusta, Elisabeth NJ. Williams, aged 20 years s
months James Edward Allen, aged Is.
In Stockton, Feb 49, Emma NJ Beckett Of Lewiston, 2S
years.
On board ship sptre, San Francisco, Feb -, Mrs
Lucy c. wife Of Capt Haley A. formerly Of Frankfort
The deceased had just arrived to meet her husband after
an absence Of four years from his home.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
DOMESTIC PORTS

BosfOm-Ar 22d, sch John Adams, Reed Boothbay.,
Cid, brig Vesta, Stevens Galveston.
Ar oath, bark Costare, Dickey, Messna Jan "a. Cld
ship Tarquin, Doughty, Eaza.
Holmes HOle-Ar 21st, schs Philip Gilkey Hatch
Bath for Georgetown, sc; Heath Putnam, do for
tomac River; 3d. sch, Planet Perkins, Bath Virginia
Edgn rGOwn-Ar Goth, sch Cadet, Mathews, New
York for Bath.
New OrIeans-Ar 14th, ship Harvest Queen, Man
son, Havre Jan %.
Adv, bark Undne for New York, wig 200 hhds sugar.
Cid 10th, bark Leroy, Hallowell, York; 18th, ships
Rockaway Goodwin and Old Dominion, Sampson Liver
pool; 18th, sch Ingomar, Lynch, Savannah
Ar is bark Greyhound, Gibrandson, Rio Janeiro.
Cid 18th, ship Lorenzo McManus, Liverpool
MObiIe-Adv ship Esmeralde, for Liverpool, large
part cargo engaged.
PhiIadelphin-Cld23 d, ship Mary Z Whittier, j Ones
Apalachicoa
Cid oath, bark ] Hathorn Brown, Sagua.
ChnrlestOn-Ar 2lst, sch Northern Light, Doyle,
Rockland.
Savanunh-Ar 2lst, brig Venus, Orr, Bath schr
Oregon, Matthews, Wiscasset
Cid brig Rio Grande, Tarbox Bath.
New YOrk-Ar 23d, schs Corvo, and Mt Hope, Rock
land.
Also ar, schs Mary Brewer, and VIM Henry, Rockand
Sid sd, ship Rhine.
Cid 18th, ship Dreadnaught, Samuels, Liverpool.
NcwPOrt-In port 23d, sch Planet, fun Bath for Kappa
hammock.
POrIInnd-Ar 25th, sch Tamerlane, Reed, Boothbay.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
MattiagRs.

In South Thomaston, Capt Frederic Thorndike to MISS
Arabella o. Fogg.
In Wellington, 9TH inst., Abner p Buker Of Bowdon to
Miss Lucy A. Ward.
In lewiston Henry Frazier Of Lewiston to Miss Jane
Bradbury, Of Auburn.
In Gray, Jedediah Elliot, Of Windham, to Miss Mary
Stiles, of Gray.
In Unon spencer edenger TO Miss Lucinda B. Meser-
vey of WaldoborO'.
In Rockand Capt Thomas T. Tate to Miss Martha A. G..
Knights Chas g. Crockett Miss Mary W. Flint Chas.
Manning to Miss Rebecca Wasgatt.
In Halowel, I'D inst, by Rev Mr.. Skeee, Mr.. Meweyn
Sturgis, firm Of sanwOOd Sturgs, Of Augusta 10 Miss
Carrie II. Souther.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
ShipbaiIdcr's Convention.

THE Shpbudcrs OF Maine will hold a Convention at
L Bath, commencing on WEDNESDAY, the 5th Of
April at l-2 O'clock NJ, continue in session two
days Every builder in the State In invi ed and reques
ted 10 be present
Bourne & Kingsbury, Ken Z. G. Pease, FaImingdale
ID. & g. Ward, ne Geo. Thomas, lROck-
j. q r. Titcomh, bunk Horace Merriam, land
Jos Randall a. Co Portland Durham Cutler a. Co,
Geo. SkoIieId, I p.,k Frankfort
Sam'l burning, Geo. Cooper Il Co., Bangor
johnson Rideout, nah w Hitchcock & Co. New
Clark & sewall, " Metcalf 4 Norris, }castls
II. j. Southard, Rich Geo. Porter x Co.. Calais.
Patten & Sturtevant mond Lcmuel Palmer ,Belfast.
March H.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
Nutting's Patent Window Spring,

RAE" bearing date June Is, 1859.
SPRING when ntted to the SASH the sash can be ia
ken out Of the frame without removing the sopt strn It
Is also MADE ught by expansion to dispense with the
trouble and expense Of double windows When raised Il
can be retained In position without weights ar ates
This Spring Is so cheap and simple It's construction
combines many advantages that the ifportane N 49,
ting it will at once be seen, when examined ~N0P
The subscriber having purchased rights for the ct
Of Bath, and the towns Of West Bath Brunswick and Tons:
ham, prepared to furnish the springs and at them @ the
SASH All order left at his house Green Street. viii Sc
promptly attended to and faithfully executed
DANIEL McALLASTER.
Bath, March 80, 1854. TAI
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
Democratic majority,

democratic majority 10
The editor of the Concord Patriot, upon
whose authority we give these results, and up
on whose tables we rely, as they have never
deceived us in former years, says We have
no doubt that the majority in the house will be
about NINETEEN on all test questions between
the democracy and the opposing factions. II is
larger and more reliable majority than we
had in l847, when the democracy carried every
party measure proposed and every candidate
nominated and we have doubt that the re-
suit will be the same now
From the columns Of the Patriot containing
these satisfactory returns We copy the following
comments
The result of this election should be salts
factory to our friends, when they consider all
the circumstances We have carried every
branch of the state government. Ii is true,
our majorities are greatly reduced; but they
are as large as our majori,es have averaged
in the contested elections of the last eight
years. They are small when compared with
the last year, but there was no cOniest then and
we carried everything. But when compared
with l847, 1913, 1851 and 1852, our present
maj0rities, in all branches, will be found above
the average. Each Of those elections was re-
garded everywhere as signal triumph, and
we see no reason why the result of this should
not be. We can scarcely conceive of victory
more complete; we have carried everything
popular vote, governor, railroad commissioner,
council senate and house. Yet in the face Of
this, the opposition press, here and in Boston,
have the brazen impotence to proclaim the re-
suit as defeat Of the democracy The per-
sistent lying of the Boston whig papers on this
subject is astonishing; they seem resolved that
their readers shall not know the real result,
and they take great pains TO keep the truth
from them. This persistent lying is resorted
to for the purpose Of creating the impression
abroad that the administration has been repu-
dated by the people Of New Hampshire. But
they will not succeed in this the truth will
soon find its way and have lis weight wherever
their deliberate lies have gone. The result Of
this election presents the verdict of the people
Of New Hampshire in favor of democratic
principles, the democratic party and the demo-
cratic administration. These were presented
TO the people for their approval, and these they
have triumphantly endorsed. This is sufici-
ent, and we are content
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
EASTERN TIMES
SEA MARINE JOURNAL. ~

SrINsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stinson avoraby known experienced merchant
formerly of this city, All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with prompness despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

Adv at Liverpool Dirgo, Cooper for Boston sth Gaunt-
let, of Richmond, for sale.
Ent for ldg Sd, Gen Dunlap, Skolfeld, New York. 4th
Ella A Clark Koppeholt, New Orleans.
At London 7th Am Congress- Williams, for New York 9th
Ar at Newport I'd, Chariot Reed Ewel Havre to load
for Savannah.
Sid I'd, ship II II Body, Snow, New Orleans.
Sid FIN Greenock 4h, Satira Morse Lawton. New York.
Sid I'm Flushing 3d. Jane Parker, Dowker, Newport E.
Sid fin Havre Sd, Delaware, Paen Newport and United
States
At Zaza, Cuba abt oath ult, brig Mechanic Merryman
for Boston 10 ds.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
CONCERT.

THE Musical Convention In session Nj tfis city, nm
der the direction OF Prof. ID. T. BAKEK, Of Boston, as
CHARLES HESDsasos; win give concert at the City Hail. on
Thursday EveaaiwB, march 30,
consisting o. Choruses Snd pats oiu the ,atoo az David
and choice secular Musc. Admission 10 cts
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30

The vote f2l3 towns for governor is as fol-
lows:
Baker. democrat, 29,l22
Bell, whig, 1881
Perkins, free soil, 1898
Democratic majority, 1868
Thirteen small lows to be heard from, which
last year gave 36l democratic majority. BA-
KER's majority will, therefore, be about 100.
To the council three democrats are chosen,
namely, Edwin Hill in No. 1, Abel Haley in
No. 2, Thos. Merrill in No. S, and one wing
abolitionist, Stephen Smith, in No. 3.
To the senate eight democrats and two coali-
tionists are chosen; no choice in two districts.
When the vacancies are filled, there will be
Democrats, 10
Opposition, Q
The house Of representatives stand thus, ac-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
Youth's Temperance Katherine

subject Of Temperance, by VIM. Raymond and Rev. Mr.
Jaques and several Others including the school
teachers on Monday evening next at half past o'clock,
the City Hail. The Youth and all interested in their
welfare and in the Of Temperance generally, are
respectfully invited to attend
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30

SCHOONER Of los tons win be sold at bargain. For
"a further information, apply TO
WM. WINsLON, or VIM A. WINSTON.
Bath, Mar. %, 1858. oval
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
REMOVAL
A. c.. Page,

III AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
III STORE directly opposite the old Stand In Moses new
Block, with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceres Ship Stores, Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINE S for sale at the lowest market rates.
1y29
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-30
SPOKEN.

Mch IL, lat SO o. lon 70 L. bark Mary Kir
ball, of Rockland; fun Mobile for Boston,
Mich p, lat 80 L. lon &c. brig w A Drew, Havana +
Boston.