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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09
FORWARDING AGENCY.-The Sub

FORWARDING AGENCY.-The Sub
Il scriber having made the necessary arran gements
is prepared to forward MERCHANDISE generally
through to the following places, and to which he
conists, viz: Ef
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis New
York. Cleveland Sandusky Toledo, Detroit. Sheboy-
gan, Milwaukee Chicago, and to the foil wing places
in Canada: Montreal Kingston. Port Stanley. Port
Bqrwei, Port Dover, Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara
For particulars apply to
D. B. BRIDGFORD,
jy % At Bridgford's Warehouses, ON Dock,
FOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
l. WAGON, superior piece of workmanship OF
Of Broad street, where it may be seen 1t has beer
used but very little, and that near the city.
Any person wishing an article of the kind may rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. ie Pts
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOIT-
- SAND DQLLARS.-RIcHMOND AND DAN.
VlLLE kAILkOAD COMPAkY-Txo hundred

snd NIFTY thousand dollars nortsseed Bonds Of the
Sa cnIoeo snd Dsnyiile Railroad Compapy ere now
TOE date Thereof and the interest payable semi-sn
nu nj at the once Of the company n hieA mond,
Pieted 70 Dsnville IN twelve menths from THE rsne
Issons dssirins to invest may apply either ct the
1mce q the Company; 10 v. Whether, President; 70
James Brown, IT, or Robk. 81 Msurv. 49,
iv7 srnd r VAN DEURSCN. Tr.ssuysr.
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COfFEE.-kio, Lagua,ra eantos. IaVs
~ ssd Mschs Coffee .for ssls 81
ss3 LEWIS WEBB Z noN.
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TO THE CITIZENS AND STRAIN
Il GERS VISITING THE CITY!-Ifyou wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to 9
beautiful black or brown color, just call on HOB
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampeoing and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from M. to r. M and on Saturday to II
r M Single bath Is cents, or tickets for 81. En-.
tr nee on 1 18th street - ia 9
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A w. OSBORNE'S new and magnificent
IA PICTURE GALLERY IL now open and ready
for visitors One and all admit 1t to be theinest CAT
leIy in the South The ladies particularly inv-
ted to call and take look through the
One ofNunns Il Clarks best Pianos kept for the use
OF the ladies'.
Come one Come all /! to OSBORNE'S
my 26 Opposite the EXCHANGE Bank
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HOLLAND 4 BURGERS RICHMOND
MADE CIRCULAR SAWS-We have a fnl,
assortment OF the above named Saws on hand They
have been used by experienced Sawyers and pro.
pounced to be of superiorq quality p
The fsct OF their being manufactured here and fully
Narrated, recommends them to purchasers as beins
supsIicr to any other Saws For sale at manufactns
rers prices by SMITH HARWOOD
jy2l No a5 MAJ.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

EECHES.-The public are hereby in
- formed that l have on hand lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms The subscriber can be found
at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing Room
under the American Hotel, and at night on 25th At
between Main and Franklin sts 49,
je &c C. HORSoN
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EXECUTOR6 NOTICE.-AlI persons
- having claims against the sstste of Jsmes A..
sbes seesased. are requested 10 presenr them mo.
perry authenticated and those indebted To msie g
LEWIS . CRENsHAw
if-ss Esscu ar nj James Boshsy asrsa
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0lL.-Machinery and Tanners on. No +
receiving, and f0rssls b. III. RRY.
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IN KEY--We would inform our friends W no have
been waiting for this unequaled whiskey that We
in daily expectancy of another lot which shall be
offered to them at manufacturers prices
This whiskey is very DID, and inferisr to none here
or elsewhere. BROWN l. SHOOK,
au7 Sole apenfs &
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RALE'S HOSTING MACHINES.
HOSTING MACHINES, and win furnish them -
manufacturer,s prices, with without the frames
samples may be seen at our store, on the Dock.
N H-ts LEE CO
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THOs. FAHERTY.
) d. SANXAY VilI taEe Dero.;,;on

R u. 6ANAAf WILL take Dispositions,
1Gs certify 70 acknowledgment Of Deeds, 3. aod
perform al other msgistsrjai duties; with also write
Wills. Des6s of kease, Release, Bargain sDS asle.
Asreemenia aud al other instrumenis Of writinr- -
Ne elects the e BE sIisnds and the pubic
pres ofics Of Mr.. WV. Y. MAuLE on Pearl 49,.
under the ofiee Of Msssza. Teller 4 Cool.
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FXCELSTOR WORKS, CORNER Urn
IL AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The pro
prietor of the above works 10 prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER, of various kinds In the best style
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has ON hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of variouaqualities
PANNEt STUFF, both of Northern and Virginia
Pine. ready dressed which he offers at low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be Thankfully received.
my1S tWM. FORBES,
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Uh u u L l., sLADD & COS EX-
:, InACT OF JAMAICA GINGER.-No family
sense OF oppression nausea, occasioned hy Irn,.
psr. =, IhrhofER FooD. Change OF Water he
wnieh alone posseses these va usbia
PsPpn rsn. snou,d procure PURCELL LADD al e
an, PURCELL. LADD & Co
Druggists 90 Msin,.t
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
r,Nx1Exr nsLKsLEss sTA0sNG THAN BIZ Ar
OTHER ReUTK.
nyHE following arrangement has been en-
u tered into between the eishucnd asd Dsnstlle.
the southsde, ard the Virginia snd Tspneees Mal'
vcsS Tor CONVEYING passengers from niehmoud TO
Lynshbars, and 70 the Swsst and Whits saspnur
ssys the Richmond Depot Of the Kichnosd and
Usnvilie RAILROAD daily, fSundsys exceptedt g o
O'clock A a.. and arrive q Lynchbuse BY the Mich,
o'clock M--stagine from the present fernfnus Of
the eoufhside ksilfosd To Ls ncbburs. 11ies--dns
At Lypchbure. and ct r. d. take the vtrainie aod
Tennessee Railroad, and arrive at Salem q 2 7. M-
sleep at Salem. and leave the next morning = A.
M III stages dine at the Mountain House. snd arrve
At the Sweet Springs at O'Clock r d, and ct the
White Sulphur 1t r n. the same evening stassns
the White Sulphur IL miles, making only 81 miles
From Richmond or Petersburg. to Lynchburs. - 50
From Richmond TO Sweet Sphnes... ......... 50
.g -" White Sulphar Sprpgs....a 3 80
r.. E. HUGHsoN, Tisset As.:
Ticket, from Richmond TO be procured ct the ofics
of the Richmond and Danyills Depot only.
N. B. In few days the seuihside Raiin 81 - II be
completed to the James River Canal, az = point
about miles below Lynchbure from which travel
Iers will be taken 10 packet boat to Lynehburg,
irving before and after that day there will be only
81 mites OF staging to the White Sulphur--being 50
miles less staging than by any other route,
aus e d..
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BARGAINS, BARGATNS-G-s:. :

..s.. eaeson IN Prices of summer Clothins 81.
stocI n ~. oSns dssrous Of closing out their ,ss
ma nahar o. Summer ciothine Pants Vss.
sesire sfe.ss q wearing apparel Those who
ing store No sc Msih g. a. we inssns y Cloth.
ae.. 10 nicnmond r. DEc0ry S S1s'.
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD.-Ransway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; he is
about 81 years of age, feet or inches high GIN
ger-bresd color; he was raised in Hampton by Mr.
Smelt; he has a mother now living at Old Point to
which place believe he has gone. l will give the
above reward to any who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
iv % No. s Wall afrset nndar Citr uatal .
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SANOE1 u. OENOON, Bell and BrAee
~ Founder, on Main, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu
unsssin all Its various branches
BELLS for churches ships railroads, taverns, and
oil kinds Of house bells made to order =
From the large number of Bells that have made
IN the last 70 years and their superior tone and qua.
ty, can assure my friends that they are equal 10
any made IN this country; | shall always keep on
hand regular supply of all riud of Bella kc :
~ All kinds Of REPAIRING in the Fsrnss Fon,.
dry business promptly attended to-
:. 1 Bell Brass and all the various kinds of Meta.
lowestrates. Ns4o 'ne
and BRASS - - - X e En-
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GAPITA AL $50,000.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on 18th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and FIVE per cent. for a shorter time:
WIN. g. PAINE, President.
r.. T. BROOKE, Treasr. jy6-ts
CIMON BONAVITA & CO.. Dealer in
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. CON.
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GODS, No. SO
West Main street. y
The city and country trade supplied with every va
riety of Candies of their own make.
Simon BoNAvITA DAVID N. JONES.
NOTICE.. A. HARRINGTON, Inn
In porter, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Re.
tail Dealer in Segars, Snufs Tobacco, &C. 1874 Main
ST. corner 10th st., keeps constantly on hand larg
and desirable stock of Segas suitable for all trades
Also general assortment of fine Chewing and Sine
king Tobacco and Snuff of all grades and layorr
all other articles in the line that will offer induce
ments to the trade.
Give me call, and examine for yourselves, at the
old stand, corner Main and 10th SITS.
20 J. A. HARRINGTON
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|a3c-1E;;naA r a G K E T-B Q a 7

zz7ssEz7PbOUGH-BOY, FOR CANTON
ACCOMMODATION LINE.-The subscribers will
commence running their new boat PLOUGH-B0Y,
Capt. Ro. T. Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the Esd inst, Tuesday next.
Great inducements for ease and comfort are hereby
offered the travelling public-a night trsyel he
ing avoided and taking leaving the boat
at all places in the day time. sss@
Leave Richmond, at A. ~, ON Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays arriving in New Canton, at (.
M, of the same day. -
Returning-Leays New Canton at S A. NJ. ON Mon
days, Wednesday, and Fridays, arriving in Rich.
mond at 8P. H., of the same day. .sf
Passengers will take breakfast and dinner on board
the boat.
Fare the same as that heretofore charged by the
line of Messrs Boyd Edmond Davendort.
Office on 7th street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
ct CROUCH HOOPER.
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JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM
M ERE. B. SPENCE, No. 40, corner Of Msip
11 and Governor streeta has this DAY received
large and beautiful assortment Of ali the rev
styles OF SPRING GOODS, embracing svery article
ct 0entiemen's Wearing Apparel, which he rene ct
call and examine. nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09

Ell EGANT PIANO
FORTE, at the new Bookstore. Kent
Nm III Usquare. Isl Main street An eieg ami
seven octave Piano Forte. in rich
rosewood case, from NUNS celebrated manufacfory
New York. In brllancy and etuess of tone these
Pianos mot surpassed BY those of any other mann
fscturer. WIN. A.. BUFFERS,
jyS9 as l57 Main 1T
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CHARLES b. HARREYS hns removed
~ to HE new Estsblishment On Ioth streee. he
twee unein and Cary. He will confines the Houss,
slsn sld Osramcntal Rantans. 0ildns. Dsonslns and
Al ordsfs promptly attended to.
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~ ING.-Traveling Baskets, Portable Camp
Stools and Chairs, Drinking Cups Liquor Flasks Et-
na for Boiling Water, Match Boxes Japerned Dress
ing Cases, Portable Writing Desks, Boot Jacks,
Hair Cloth. Tooth Nail and Backing Brushes Dress-
ing and Fine-T Tooth Combs at
au SGT BULKLEY CO 49, 1877 Main st.
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kOMNS ESSENCE OF J1NlICI
-, oin ~ APeh Ease ct this sasos o. he
GWEN b. HILL. DrussIst.
Market Place, Franklin az
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- STRAW BONNETs AT COST
at LOEWENTHAHS French Flower I'm.
N porium. have ON hand yet q very lsrse a.
sortment pr STRAW B ONNEk6 81 tbe
latest descnption which viii sell at cost lor essh
ASS. French and American FLOWERS. whOiessl.
and retail Also, msterials for Wax and PAPER FIo,.'
efs CHA8. II. L0EWENTHAL.
pc ~ Corner Brood and 81 IT.
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~ ceived and for sale low, to close consignment:
~ baskets Dumsntel Champagne; so cases st Julien
Clsret TO- 900 imported Aurora CIgar 20 cases Sche.
dam schnspps; 100 boxes Dutch Herrings
Apply to ALEX. MOTT,
au7 Corner of Main and 18th stp
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MRS B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
AZ CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs. DOVE L
CO., Main street, has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the cure of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
pure blood.
q See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 for IS an2I IN
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
II SHIP.-The concern of SLADE l. BAKER il
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. SLADE is alone authorised to settle the out
standing debts and credits of the concern.
aus-4t B. SLADE.
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4 DY.-This speedy and certain cure for Diarrhua
Dysntery, Cholera Morbus, Coles, Cramps Gripping
and Pains In the Stomach, Is eed by thou
sands who have tried It and seen i used, to be
Testimonials of the highest character have been
repeatedly offered, affirming to its extraordinary eff.
caey, even in the worst stages of disease.
Prepared only by
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NEW GOODS.

DOR Ladies' nice Tip'd aud Foxd Boots at the store
IL April 20. j. w. ROBERTS.
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THREE DAYS LATER.

The u S. mail steamship Pacific, Capt
Nye, arrived at New York, Sunday, about 10
O'Clock, P. M, having left Liverpool on the
3lst ult., at o'clock in the afternoon, and
brings 1877 passengers.
The WAR IN THE EAsT.-Three British
frigates have bombarded and destroyed the ad-
vanced works of Hango, in the Baltic, and
Admiral Sir Charles Napier was preparing to
attack the main Notifications Of the place.
In the Black. Sea, the allied fleets were
blockading SebastapoI.
The Turkish fleet was off Varna on the 18th,
on the way to the Circasslan coast.
1t is confirmed that the Russians have aban-
dOned their Circassian forts.
Silistria sill held out to the 3lst, on which
day the Russians carried redoubt, but were
afterwards repulsed.
On the 18th of May the Russians lost 1900
men in an attack on the new fort Of Abdel
Medjid.
We have nothing else of Importance from
the Danube.
The Greek instruction has assumed less
formidable appearance
Naples has declared in favor of neutrality
General Garibaldi was at Nice
From Athens, tits stated that King Ohio
has accepted the Anglo-French ultimatum,
and has promised TO recall the MacrocOrdato
on condition that the allies do not occupy his
country. If they persist in their intention to
send troops to Athens, he will withdraw the
seat Of his government into the interior and
will collect his army there.
The English mail at Marseillcs brings the
Russian treaty with the Aflghans. Russia
promises never till the end of The world to
interfere in the interior concerns of the coun-
try in return for which promise the Khan of
Khiva accords to Russia the right TO build for
titled barracks in the districts of Hourgani.-
The stations named will be Immediately occu-
pied by Russian troops.
A Russian steamer had sailed out of Sabas-
tapol, notwithstanding the blockade, and cap
tured an English merchantmen in the Black
Sea, but being discovered, she cut her prize
adrif, and got back safe to SebastapoI.
1t is also reported that an allied force Of
1900 strong, was to be landed in Sweden,
preparatory to that power declaring war on
Russia.
Adyices from Constantinople say that the
Turkish corps at Kar almost entirely dispersed
on the approach of the Russians, May 9Th.
CHINA.-Dates from China are. to April
10th. On March Goth, the lmperialists made
an unsuccessful attempt 10 retake Shanghai.
The Insurgents were steadily marching to-
wards Pekin.
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Later from Europe,

The Collins steamship Arctic, Capt. Luce,
from Liverpool at 10 A. NJ, of Sunday, May
%, arrived at New York Wednesday after
noon. Her dates are therefore one day later
than those by the Niagara.
Austria and Prussia will now de mand that
Russia evacuate the Turkish territory, and
accordingly draft of note to Russia has
been sent by the Vienna Conference to Berlin
for approval of the Prussian Government.
According to advices from Frankfort, min
listers of Austria and Prussia have presented
TO the Diet the joint declaration of Austria
and Prussia, announcing the continued cor
diality of the -Four Powers, and declaring that
the prolongatlon of the struggle between Rus
STA and Turkey constitutes a danger to Ger
many.
Very little further known of the war. Gen.
FOrey's division Of the French army left Nal
Ia on the 22d, in fourteen steamers. to take
possession of Athens.
In parliament, Lord Clarendon stated that
a treaty between Austria and Prussia would
be L before parliament when the protocol
containing it should be received also that pa
pers would be laid before the house to show
that coercive measures were necessary TO-
wards Greece; finally, that latest intelligence
received by the British government was that
Persia will remain neutral in the Turkish war.
1t is reported that Russians had evacuated
all their position on seaboard of Circassia from
Batoura to Anapa, distance of 200 leagues.
They burnt all their own forts and returned
to Kalafat. Circassians took possession of
all posts which Russians had occupied, max
ing 1900 prisoners, whom they surprised
Haleb had proclaimed Provisional Govern
ment under presidency of brother-in-law of
Shamyl. Rebellion in Thessalia gaining
ground. French steamer Conan brought four
piratical vessels into Rhodes. Turks are
masters of Island above and below mountains
of Aluta; also in possession of Tuna, which
they are intrenching so as to make of it a sec
ond Kalafat. In the JaIomtz district the
peasants had burned all the Russian hay stacks
On the 9th Russians suspended cannonade
against Silistria on account of serious loss
experienced at hands of Turkish division.
Spanish adyices say Black Warrior affair
still unsettled, and that M. Gallano's Especial
messenger to Washington) object is to settle
the matter without Mr.. Soule's Intervention.
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B0stOn-Ar 9th, sch Herald, Oliver, Bath.
Cid, sch NIorea, Thonaston.
Ar 9rh sch Isaac Cohen, Hertz of Rockland, Bullock,
Havana 25th ult via Holmes Hole
CID bark Paul Boggs Dzer, Mrmichi, to load for Hull,
L; sch d Z Barnard, Pitcher, Waldoboro.
Ar 10TH via quarantine, ship Clara Brookman, of Bath,
Higgins Liverpool 4h ut Signalzcd 30th lat 43 49, Ion
so IL, ship Harvest Queen I'm New Orleans for Liverpool
Cid brig Yesta, Stevens, Galveston; schs Plant Gray,
Thomaston; Niagara Durham, IIaloweIlj Arezamendi,
GnIyesIOn-In port 10th, ship Austin, Clark for
New York ldg
Holmes HOIe-Ar 9th, sch Ingomar, Baltimore for
Philadelphia Jones, Vienna, Md, for Wiscasset Ju-
liza Martha, Crowly Bucksyile, Sc for Rockland eaky,
having ashore Georgetown Bar in charge of
pilot; Pallas Rockland for York.
BucksyIIIc. SC-Ar 9th, brig 0eron, Weber, Wal
doboro.
Cid 29th schs Oranna hutchinson Waldoboro; Sd inst
Yesta and Mary Jane, do; ii NJ jenkins, Roekland.
PhiladcI p hia-Cld 9th, brig Mary Ii Chappel3
Swain, Bath.
NewnrIs-Ar It'll, sch Effort Rockland.
Sid Sth sch Effort, Gott, Rockland.
New YOrk-Ar It'll, schs Nourmahal, and John,
Rockland. CID, sch Coruana Bath.
Ar th, ship Gauntlet, Borland, Liverpool
CID sch Magdalna, Plunmer, Damarscota.
Ar 9th, ship Ocean Queen, Smith, London.
Cid 9th, ship shamrock Doane New Orleans
PrOyidcncc-Ar eth bark Chas William, Halves,
Savannah.
SAN Francisco-Ar 4th ult, ship Monsoon, Baker,
Boston Jan 4; 18th, Harriet, Otis. New York Nov a.
Ar 5th ut bark Jenny Pitts, Snow, Cardiff.
New OrIcans-Towed to sea 2lst, bark Jane Doten;
Ar ls ships Ionan Colley, Marsees; Zenobia Robin
erpoOl Juliet, Moulton Boston.
CID ships 2 Whitney, Whiting, Tranquebu, Harvard,
and Shanghai, Gray, Liverpool.
CID Sd, ship Chas & Jane, Oliver, Cowes.
SavamnnIl-Ar 9Th, brig Carribee, Dunton Bath; sch
Cyclode, Hathorn, Rockland.
ChariestOm--Adv ship Rotunda, for Liverpool ldg.
Bath.
gid 9Th ship Arlington, Ayre; bark Cherokee New Or
Wilmington, NC-Ar 4th brig Marcia. Dunton,
Bath. Cid 9Th, sch Westport, Cobb, Boothbay
Ar sch tie ~,
Richmond, Alley, Wiscasset sch Mary Jane Auld Bath
Cid 7th sch Ambassador, South Thonaston All Nh scb
Westport, Boothbay
In port, schs VIM Woodbury., for Reckand ldg Oregon.
for Bath ldg.
RichmOnd-Ar ID, schs John Bell, Ham, Rockland;
Sd, Manson, Adams, and Kate Holbrook, Hall, do.
Alcxandria-Sd 18th, steamer Freeman Rawden
Townsend, Bath
BaltimOrc-Cld 9Th, ship Stephen Larrabee, Burt
Miramichi.
Cid It'll, ship st Thomas, Merrill, MansanlIa Cid 9th
sch Sohn Snow Gordon. Rocklahd.
Cid Sth, ship WIN Kent Pendlcton, st John NIB.
Cid 9th, sch Rocky Hill, Clifford, Wscasset
Fall River-Ar 9th sch Swallow, Gardiner
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To the Honorable Arnold Bidney, Judge of Probate
1Cithtn and for the County of Lincoln
nORCAS HINKLEY, Administrative of the estate of
IL CHARLES HINKLEY, late of Lisbon in said County
deceased respectfully represents that Personal Estate
Of the said deceased not sufficient by the Of six
bred dollars to his just debts and charges Of adj
mnistration She therefore prays that she may be epow
cred and licensed to sell and convey much Of the Real
Estate of the said deceased may be sufficient raise the
said with incidental charges. That portion Of said
deceaseds estate consists Of the homestead farm Of Said
deceased situated in Lisbon, containing about hundred
acress for undivided sixth part of which advanta
geous has been made viz three hundred and twenty
five dollars, by Charles H. Huxley, also another portion
consisting Of undivided half Of about twenty
land situated in Lisbon, belonging estate Of said de
ceased lying the easery side Of the road passing
the bridge in said Lisbon for which an advantageous offer
has made wit the Of two hundred seventy
dollars, by Benjamin H. Huxley of Roxbury Mass which
offer it will be for the interests of all concerned Immediate
y accept for the purpose above named, wherefore she
prays that license may be granted her sell and convey
the interest aforesaid. D0RCAS HINKLEY. Adm'x.
LINCOLN, ss.--At Probate Court held at Viscassct
wthiR and for the County Of Lincoln, the first
Monday Of June, "A. ID. 1S54--
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the said Petit
toner give notice TO all persons interested in said Estate,
that they may appear at Court Of Probate to be holden
at Wiscasset within and for said County, the first Mon
day July by causing copy Of said Petition with
Order published in the Eastern Times printed at
Bath in said County, three weeks successfully, previous
to said Court.
ARNOIp BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest: Il. FooTE, in, Register
A True Copy.-Attest L. FooTE, Jr Register. Sw6l*
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-15
New Arrival.

lust received at the Granite Store two new style
y mourning prints. Il OWEN & co.