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Stoves,

LARGE assortment Of Cooking, Parlor Store Stoves
"A OF the most approved patterns selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices ..ut ..u.
Also, constantly on hand, Coal Iods, Shovels Sifters
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin and Copper Ware every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
ware store raatr.n MITCHELL, 4 LOW
Bath, June 10, 1858. 50
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dyspepsia Indigestion Costiveness Piles headache
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R0r1 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal a supe
COf ror article for Blacksmiths' use now landing Der
steamship Freeman Rawden, from Alexandria and for sale
at my new Coal Yard wharf north b. c. Baleys
Bath, June IL, 1858. 81 B. o WEEKS
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Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.

TOGETHER with complete assortment Confectionery
&c kept constantly hand and at the lowest
cash prices, by j. WARREN FRYE.
Bath, Aug. n, 1853 10
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" equally well adapted to woods also furnished with ne
style Of ware which passes of into the stove all the ster
generated by boiling and frying Please cali ana exnnnr
at III. u. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block y
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OF the best quality just received Also Sad Irons and
" Patent SeIf-heating Smoothing Irons, by
Oct Is. H. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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New Goods.
House Lots for Sale,

EORTY House Lots, pleasantly situated, The
business part Of the city, North and High Streets
and Street leading from High Street Lincoln Street.
Terms-rom one to five years in equal payments.
Apply TO JOHN SMITH, High Street, or No 20 Elliot
House Block
Bath, Jan. 2, 1854. 3m2o.
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Notice.

LII persons indebted to the late firm Of s. W. Heath
a Co. requested to call and settle without delay
The business will be carried before by S. w Heath
but will still go s. w. Heath & Co.
Bath, Nov. p. S. w. HEATH < co.
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Harlech, Merionethshire.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SR,-I avail myself Of the first opportunity of informing
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tended by loss Of appetite dsordered stomach and
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June 9th, 1852. (SIgned) JOHN LLOYD.
Miraculous cure of dropsy.
Extract Of letter from Edward Rowley, Esq., OF India
-.t Walk, Tobago, dated April Sth 1852. -
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Extract Of letter from Me- s. Gowcn Chemist Clifton,
Bristol dated July 14th, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DaAR SIR-I am requested by Lady named Thomas,
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IyrES 1GATyoys 1T FLASHING TON


Corr,,r.r..a-e 70 TIE y Y Trbuus
WASHINGTON Monday, July q, l~5i
A memorial containing serious and grave charges
scainst Justice rier Of the supreme Court OF the
rted States has been referred 20 the Judiciary Com
rttee and fr,T the character OF the petitioners u -
feared by TIE lrdges friends who are " lew and Jar
between" sud The sturdy believer in the lniaiii'-iy
o. tie judiciary. that n iMps hment VIII follow, ahd
that tie learned Judge will be compelled 70 retire from
the Bench. Our judges are but men after all Al
though they ike women. Their virtue i IN
their gowns and when you take them of they are
nothing hut flesh and blood The questions coming
before the Supreme Corrt for final judeation, from
California and Other places involving immense interests,
uske it an easy matter for wealthy clients. often COM
binatous of wealth, to approach Master shallow
Oh the Bench. 10 hem the will be Referred who
uakes Up decision for the other innocent and con
f1ine Judges to concur in, and he resds il a. the
opinion Of the Court, and hath sands and beeves.
Judges are made cut oi lawyers, who are not con
sideltd slow in taking fees for legal opinion, and
practice makes perfect, although It's said, " there =
mo perfection here below" Another cry Is, that
Col Toucey that pure and up right man, that sincere
ard disuterested friend Of the President, has com
nitted error IN altering bill after II had passed
the House, Sc 10 conform TO the wishes Of Rail
road LsId Company in Minnesota.
Tie charges against Mr.. Bayy Of Virginia are ex-
citing in these times If cou.agion and epidemic. and
help IL keep up tie alarm OF cholera and corruption.
Honest John Letchers Committee on the Colt xten-
sion are az secret as the grave, and the Chairman
looks az grave and OminOus if he ha found mares
rest. A Con mttee of Investigation never bring
10 liaLt deeds Of darkness where the Committee
inevitably in the dark themselves and the Witnesses
are snttcn with blindness blessed with short memoir
les and egsl corscences. All remember the formd-
able Committee raised aud sent to investigate the
great frauds in tie NeWYofk Custom HOu'e. Oiwhlch
Gov Poindextcr was Chairman. Geo. Dwight was
Secretary and Counsel Of the Committee. and he con
triyCd to keep the Committee occupied in terretlng
out extravaganza in tape pens and stationery and the
great frauds were overlooked entirely. Still the Com.
uittee lived well at ihe old City Hotel, drank good
vine and sailed about the Larbor with Edward Curtis
tie then Collector, who knew how to amuse great
men.
Committees are always misled put on false scent.
John LetCher If an honest man aud able lawyer, but
lie has never seen the devil. He will delay but not
prey ent tue passage of Colts Extension. will pass
as cure as a gun. The Administration in favor OF
it. Col foEey is in favor OF it, and It is iavOrite
veal on with members who have heen shot al or eX-
pect to be- and in these know nothing times there Is
10 telling how many may be shot down in the dark
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE
GERMANS AND IRfSH

Last evening the Society OF Turner'S some 200 in
number passing through Center-st procession one
of the arty in playful manner put his hand about the
neck Of a young lrsh girl who standing the side
walk.
friend of the girl who at the time resented
the insult when d crowd gathered and little disturb
once took place but at this time received any
serious injuries The Germans being out OF their lat-
ude and being what unprepared, hastily left the
or uru md up the Shakspcre Hotel, Duanc-st.
About u O'Clock the Turner'S again formed IN procession
and marched from the hotel to Broadway and up Broad
WY TO Auhony-st There they turned down Anhouy-st
oid marched far the corner OF Center ST., where
they FL, upon several rishmen who were quietly standing
on tie cor1er, talking together
Captain Brennan hearing of tie first difficulty and sup
posIg ii,y would return, made preparations to maintain
the peace and escort the Germans through the Ward.
large party of Irshmen from Anhony-st and vicinity
hearing that OF their countrymen we're being roughly
landi,d come upon the ground when desperate fight
ensued, in which many on both sides severely
injured.
The Gormons had prepared themselves for the attack,
many Of them having weapons about them.
While tie fighting going on, Captain Brennan with
posse Of Policemen. made desc, upon the rioters,
and arrested nine persons eight Of whom Germans
end one lrshuon.
An Irishuan named James Mccullough was severely
cut On the arm md stabbed in the shoulder with knife
in the hands Of some Of the Germans as is supposed
Another man named Paul Fannory severely beaten
about he Lead and thought by tho surgeons Of the
Hosrsl, whittier be cerried after the occurrence,
that the frontal bone fractured.
After about twenty minutes hard fighting, the Police
were enabled TO dlerse the rotersthe Germans being
driven from the ground to the National Hall in Canal-'t
large number of persons, whose names We couli not
ascertain severely injured ABOUT the head and body
They conveyed 10 their homes.
Upon lie Persons Of the Germans found clubs,
Gun barrels, knives, &c.
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LATER From HAVANA AND KEY WEST
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday. Jaly p, 1854.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here. having left
Havana the morning Of the 22d and hey West TIE
same evening.
On Sunday evening. z. Meyer, passenger, fell over
board and drowned.
There is 10 political news from Havana. Blrgafiei
and murders very fIequeut. Tie rayages Of the
vomto ieaiful-out Of - passengers who arrive
out in the Last Spanish mail steamer scarcely three weeks
since, but u were living
mid form of cholera had appeared at sagua Ia
Grande
The Spanish steamers IsabeIli Scgunds and Uioa
left Havana the evening Of the 10Th former having
coasing schooner in tow, il reported on an eIped-
ton 6catch sayers but correspondent ascertaaei
tbHt their destination Porto Rico.
The remains Of the French Admiral Dcquesnc we're
clipped quite privately the 18th, board the French
merchant hip Clementine, for France.
FROM Key West there nethng Of interest. The health
Of the island was completely restored.
The wreckers report things very dull Gains having pre-
vailed to en- unusual extent in the Gulf.
The brig Cleopatra had repaired eni would sal on
the cath.
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tanned tive y thousand for like purpose, max NJ forty
thousand in oil.
Mr. WELLER withdrew his notion and the amend
ment was agreed 10.
Mr. HAN IN offered amendmer appropriatine as fol-
lows For Lulcng for the Custom House and Post fee
al Ellsworth Me- $40 00O for like building at Belfast
Me-. $50 900; ol arrive Hospital New orleans ssis
COO the present 10 be lola; for Marine Hosp ta a.
Detroit NJ b. ca 600; for at PeIslcoa so OJJ; tor
on NJ u ing Iowa slJ 600 Tor building for Cue
House. and Pot Ofce at Gloucester Mass Ceve
land ToleCo and Sandusky, Ohio and Burlington Vt
10000 esch; f,r Custom-IOuse, Court House ard
Post-CfCe az Milwaukee SO 900 for buildings for the
sore purposes at New-iiaven. Newark Buffalo Oswsgo
Wheeling Chicago and Detroit sss 600 each for Gus
torHCuse at Galveston 500 900; for Custom. ,use
sc a. Petersburg. Va, s62 GEO.
Mr. HUNTER said these Custom House appr)priations
were 50 mge, that they ought 10 be put IN separate bill
ike TIC River ard HaibOr appropriations.
Mr. HAMLlN r,phed.
Mr. 1OOhb S opposed the amendment ir the course of
his remarks, h SAID that he hoped in years there
would not be q Custom-HoUse in the United States
Mr.. CASS-How will Won collect the revenue
Mr.. 1OOMBS-DirectiJ r. from the people VINO will hold
hcee who expend to q strict accountability.
Tie bill was then pO.i p0ned.
The Chairman presented The report Of the Regents Of the
Smithsonian Institution. II ordered to be printed.
Mr. kUSb moved the printing Of ten thousand additional
copies. Referred TO the Printing Committee. Executive
Session Adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
~ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Scsi Dispatch C. The n Tribune
WAsHISGToS, Tuesday, July %, 1884.
he Senate to-day ratified the Russian Treaty, re-
psed the injunction of secrecy from the Japan Treaty
ssd confirmed few unimporant nominations.
NJ Cooper viii again speak s,ainst the Reciprocity
T5aiy. Mr. Seward probably will not return.
Horace Days testimony before the Colt Committee
decd bodybuilding his sixth day. His testimony is said
70 Ne important, hut it has n OF TRANSFERRED
The nnesoia Interpolation Committee have met and
cysnzed. The investigation will be searching, and
rgsrt promptly made.
Tie treaty with Russia securing the neutrality Of the
rGed States in the Eastern question and acknowledging
aapDople that neutral flag protects vessel asd cargo,
VS. nifed to-day.
Communication accompanying block Of stone from
Ashee City Of Bremer for the Natiooal Monument was
gnied to the President to-day by Minister Scheiden.
Ssecbes made by Mr. Scheiden and the President
The ceremony informal but Interesting. The Presi-
Dot appeared to be in reduced health.
TIE National InteHgenoer is Informed by physician
ey returned from Cape May that cholera exists there
hbsvDg witnessed four fatal aud been informed of
ane others.
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FROM WASHING TON.

From Our Own Correspondent
WAsHINGToN Monday, July -, l-ji
The Senate has been engaged to-day upon the Rec
procity Treaty, but reached no conclusion
The charges of Judicial corruption made against Judge
Crer promises TO be serious matter. The parties BRING
ing them viii push them and confident OF beng aoie
TO sustain them. The public sentiment Is sLaI he : mol
a righteous Judge, that be is tyrannieal with az
Some Peunsy lvGnians have presented Congressman
S,raub with god-headed cane tonight. II i tho1ght
by sons people that this gentle hint that be
had better cut stick For his Nebrask vote and speech
he deserves canoeing.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent voluminous
documents and short communication TO the Senate IN
regard to the Florida claims The principal claim ha'
been paid but the claimants demand per cent damages
ar the interest provided for by the treaty with Spain Of
1919 They base their claims upon ucia decisions ani
sonal law The Secretary desires Congre'sions
decision upon the subject The amount necessary . '
charge these damages : about one million Of dola'''
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HEAVY FAILURE IN BOSTON-THE VERMONT
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
BosToS, Tuesday, July p,

BosToS, Tuesday, July 25, 1854
large shoe firm in Pears in this city was forced 10
spsnend payment to-hy. Liabilities stated at sSoOooo
hut The assets are much larger and it Is believed they VIII
rosrme in a few days.
The Vermont Central Railroad second mortgage oonu
holders held meeting to-day when the Commi''ee pre-
viousy appointed reported that the oes' course "
was TO cooperate with the stockholders IN INC
ia Of Directors at the coming annual meeting, who
.dor measures 10 take the control Of the road from
Tho ,,usees Of the first mortgage bonds The amount Oh
the second mortgage bonds a. oOo and no interest,"
has been paid upon it since October last Inc annual
meeting will probably be of very lively character
heavy rain Onmenced here last night and a''eI un.
noon to-day doing great benefit to the crops IL h''
cleared of, and the weather is quite warm.
Only few cases of cholera we're reported to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

T. ne E-fcr of liz \ l. Trtbrne
SlH The writer OF this mad an interview last evening
with two American ladies who arrived from San Juan by
the last steamer and who there during the recent
wsuon tombardment and confagraton OF the town one
Of whom /. the wife of Mr.. Benjamin Mooney, New
Yorker by birth and resident of San Juan gentleman
well and favorably known among the commercial circles
Of ibis City.
This lady Informs the writer that on the I'm INST soon
after the arrival Of the Cyane there beng no Government
t. treat with her commander caused written demand 10
BE- published in French Spanish ami English, requiring
n reore of San Juan to pay the Of $4,000 and
mike on spol5gy by A. NJ Of the next day. MANY Of
tie eah'st citizens OF the town were absent some Of
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THE ROADOUT HOMICIDE.

The mere Of the lrshman killed in the melee at Ron
dout on Sunday was Edward WEIGH. There had been
disturbance the for three previous sundays,
ard the present occasion four companies OF military had
been calico upon some Of them keeping guard through
Sunday night and Yesterday The constable Albert NAL
loy had been the ero cry the previous Sundays Tor
the purpose Of astng the nosest of the rowdes whom
BE keepers tbs and other groggees had been IN the
ha 70 II secieing. Tie who shot getting notice
OF The constable intention, into back room and put
Oh clothes Of another color at the back door and
ce around to the Tide Of the house which the constable
was watching Mr. Maloy through the disguise, how
ever s1d followed the rshman to the door going in after
him. a. soon he in, the fellows locked the door
and fn upon MaIlcy, knocking him do En and beating
n ten bly, AT tbs Dcture he fred two shots, Of
Il, n passing through The breast Of WEIGH, and the other
crezrg the forehead and passing through the hair of
another Of he assslans.
The inquest on Weleh held day before yesterday,
al q occupied from 10 4. n TO Z. ~. The evidence
does not show any material facts already published.
post.oriem eKanir alton showed that the ball had not
struck the heart at sr supposed but passed through
tie urg and liver and lodged 10 the spine. The verdict
was fol,ws
That the said Edward Wech to his death by a ball
shot p.sto. the hands Of Albert Mallory in self
defense. While tIscbargng hi duty Police Constabe
The Irish still much excited, and evidently
anxious get at the Constable but yet violence has
been perIetraied.
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AT the of each operate for
time past announcements have appeared of an impending
visit to this country OF the first of living vccass Julia
Grisi. But so often have these announcements proved
untrue that the public now like the shepherd in the fable
have become utterly incrcdulous and will hardly believe
in her coming til they her landed shores. The
fact is that during the time that Gs has regned the
preme vocalist and ragedian of Europe she has received
from American managers and spectators, offers of vast
sums but she has steadily refused accept any in
quence of her dread OF the upon which she suffers
to an extraordinary degree from sea-sickness. AT last
however she and her husband Mario have concluded
engagement with Mr.. Hacketi, and in few weeks they
will be here. Mario as a tenor i, equally with Grsi
prima donna unrvaled and Mr. Hackett will doubt
less engage company to support them properly we may
ook for operate performances superior to any yet given
in America. The original written agreement between Mr..
Hacket and Grs and Mario made in ls53, by which
they perform in this country for sXtyhee nights
commen ing in November Of that year and for which he
was bound TO pay them ninttyfye thousand dollars OF
this sum be agreed put in the hands Of Messrs Barring
Brothers Co. the London Bankers, fifty thousand dol
lars two months before the execution OF the engagement
The time for the engagement altered grounds not
necessary TO detail 10 the 4h of September and Mr.
Hsckei has written 10 this City stating that he deposited
on tie LIST Of July the required with the Barngs. Nh
Hacke also SAYS in this letter that he has leased Castle
Garden which is to be prepared and arranged for Their
performances the first of which viii MT on Mon
day September 4 and that they will the Baltic
about the 2st Of August The Baltic sailed for Liverpool
on Saturday carrying pianofore made by Hal sons
for the use of the vocasis Whether Crisis seasickness
will allow her 10 use il we are not informed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

nIs1aL PALAoE.-We announce with hearty salts
non the acceptance of tho post Of General Supern-
sent Of the Worlds Exhibition by NATHAS KISGs-
81, Eco, Of Rockville, Conn lie is practical and
sssssu manufacturer, widely known to the Manufac-
zsg Interest throughout the country, who was in
sdabce at the opening and nearly to the close of the
tsdon Exhibition and familiar with the progress oits
ts-York namesske. Under the auspices of Mr.. Kings
"a the arrangements for full and successful Closing
tsbiticn in the Crystal Palace will be ably and vigor
~ prosecuted
ne Medals awarded by the Juries last autumn, aud
,zh have for time been in of preparation
sae United States Mint, arc nearly completed, and
,s be distributed to the rghtfal Thursday,