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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13
ZONES PANTOSCOPE GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-
q The most valuable investment for 1854, IL
JONES' GIFT TICKKTS.
The choicest present 70 friend 10 paok Of
JONES' GILT TICKETS.

Would you procure Q farm or h0usef
BUY JONES' GIFT TICKETS.
Would you witness the finest exhibition Of the acct
VISIT JONES' PANTOScOPE.
Tickets for sale 81 Hope Chapel us adway only
each. Good for four admissions and the Gf
Remember. the Pantoscope Of California single adms.
sion IS cents
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EE2UOas, 80,

EE2UOAs, 80,
LOO 600 h u .S sssS y pss
90 LoPEZ wholesale aud recall st No Git Bsosiwav.
CT.vaNA srGAks. FORsaLE or TO ExCIANGt r0s
n lsrd tut;et brsu tster, rise ~ fhcs eve nsaset
r. r,ss sd 20 tontres. ~ srpear quey -
paysIGtt AtGs s!yy S Es.cf sreet osrgsr = Pi1s
~ vAGClA L CO.
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I6W'D K COLLINS CO., IS wall street, N. 2.
BROWN, SHIRLEY co.. LverpooL
STEPHEN KENNARD CO..
JOHN NUNROE CO.,
% Rse Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris
GRO II. DRAPER, HAUc.
owner Of these hips VI. not DO accountable COLA
less bills gnsd therefor and the value therso
therein EXPRESSED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13

ITO BRASS FoUNpHRs-sEALEp PROPOSALS. WILL
be received At the office Of the Cro.on Aqueduot Depart
@ent Ro.onds PARK until Jsnuay 2 iss! a. o'clock
thousand hyeeighthe Oh aad hAlfinoh
cocks the named to be tho inside diameter composition
70 b Of the est char.eter and similar to patterns now
s' be y The .
viz inch aroh next so qaartss inch
S sS I.s April ns1s 100 avsesstSs iueS 1T
Eay next loo i've eighths iuot LIST July next abe
Tor TIE in
Will b rsSsIsd 70 sSeSmRapy s,,h Pay
eaea fsree with Of ten Per cen. until The %
rtion the contract BlAnk forms Of estimate conform
!, this saiae Estimates to be endorsed Frop'ssis fr
Brass Coessn
9AI Aors'o' D'...
Office CrotOn Aqucduot DEPARTMENT, Jan. H. 1854.
TOIRoN FoUNDERs.-sEALHD PROPOSE Is Will 9
Rotgnds Park, until January 2s 1884 At three clock
for geo b S5 Patterns can b seen on sP
Pipe Yard foot Of Twenty fourth street. East River % fl
lows vz:-one shousans on .ne =. s.foa next, oaa
W Nay next each boxo weigh not less than 6h pOunds
specific price for each box will DO named Tho names of
for TIE iuihmeat in every particular Of the
tract i'll be required to accompany each proposal Ofers
TTH!ES & SSfEEosgsT A Srs;Sn
ONCE Croton Aqueduct Department January IL, 1854
no IRON FOUNDERS SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL
be received At the office Of the Croson Aqusduct Depart
for the following cast water pipes vz650 twelve
diameter inches diam 1000 four inches diameter
ara reSSo.ed 70 procure r. this ece dsais spsc
cations for the wsrk and blank form for mailing their pro-
100 MFR I dSSHss Ss:ss
Once Croton Aqueduct Department, Jan. II. 1854.
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ssyGRTISEassn aEsEVRg gyrRf ssY.
oorPORATtnN NnrIrHn.


Z YUEPQRAglUs EpTlCR-DKPA RTAHNv ~ re
- pLiTs Aac SrpEHes Dec 81 1888 To euyn- huil lers.
sAlea gTopcaA'6 vii b received a. q 0ca Of me nrs
3~csr % Rgpairt Ird Supplies, No. New City jan
= -s!sh as they vii b opened Ia accordance sisl
"a amended esartoT 81 sa3 tor tha building oil Ian
iae Cor the Corporation 81 city York 10 be known
- 70 90 The plans an4 recih OF ths work aired
Il tho once u she Chief easaeer No "A elisabeth ssT a
&ssEk e5tir ates b. had eitner ot1cs " B--Ihe
o Missioner the right 20 r-iecs all any OK she
ertnssee esomed for she interes, Of The oryoraMon
BARTHOLOMEW H. PuHpY,
Commissioners u Repairs and sappiiea.
-ItoRPoBAToN NOTICE.-PUBLiC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given that resoluo has beer presented IA the
cm ith 10 l2e street All pcrsons Interested IN the 40 va
znA hsvin thereto gequsstod 90 present the
Ia vng 20 the Contrast CLERK at ibis Once sn or
e.fese Monday, January l6 lS4
E Ehi4s (, 5sssFIyoGkrsr crososs Aassdas'
A W. CRAVEN, ooAeu'
Crcton Aqrsduet Department, Jan 4, 1854.
groRPoRATIOS NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HIRE
~ given, 10 the owner or owners,
PANTS 81 houses and lots uninproved lane
Affected thereby that the following Assessments have be3n
Sepleod BY the ASSESSORS and lodged in the office Of
he Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
1terested TSFor Tagging west side Sheriff street.
yeep hrocme and Grand streets Tho limits embraced BY
such ssessment include 81. the several houses lots
nound vacant ots ptoos ans parcels Of land situated
~ess SIDE Of SheriH street, between Broome and Grand
eets All ncrets affected by tho above
samed sssesimcp, and who opposed TO the same,
writing to tho undersirntd 81 their office, No 1 Hall Of
asoo d. within Thirty days from the late of this notice
WILLIAM GAGR,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asseasors.
CHARLES MCNEIL
once Bureau q Assessments Street Department Jsn
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PRoPosALs FOR OIL
" Proposals. will be received At the once Of the Comm is
oner Of streets sad Lamps Chsmbers and Centre
streets until the 18th day OF January 1851 at IL clock NJ
after which time will be reeeved for furnishing the
corporation Of tia city and county Of New York with 90
gallons u winter strained OIL Of the best Atty
and allow two cents PER gsOa for empty cas returned
Lamps end Gas No 9 Mercer street. before the 10th
lay OF January, 1884 The estimates will be opened in
station with the Comptroller amended charter ~ IL
sooef n the day and hour thst tho ption
nsbs oiosn Blank forms be obtained at the oe
serr or OF Chambers and Centre streets.
HENRY ARCULARlUS.
Jan. T. 1854. Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
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SfORPOgA7I0N NOTICE.-DEPARTNENT OF RE.
" pairs and Supplies, Jan. 1870 bulders-SeAlsd
proposals win te receyed At tie office Of tho Commsonor
af Repairs and plies No New City Hail. until Thurs
iaE, January ~ s4 a, o'clock, NJ ~ which time they
will be opened In rdauoe with the amended charter 81
1854 for The additions and alterations Of houses Of knse
Company No. 80 and Hese Company No H. situated in Aus
street, Sixth sls) fer the
sudps Of house No Norfolk street, for the OF Hose
Dom pspy No & slso for the plumbing werk Of the sttn
ward tSkon house aud also for she uphossring OF she
shabSr Tor the Board Of Council In the City Hall Tha
sad epec " the work reqvrod 70 he dre and
All normson 10 regard thereto can be had At the once Of
abe superin tendent Of Public Building No III ludlow
ssreet Blank estim DO had At either office N =
The Commissioner reserves the tight to sjss all
% thc eenA If for the interest Of the corp1r MN
BARTHOLOMEW b. PUADY,
Cor nj gsioner Of Repairs and sun plies.
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CORPORATION NoTICK-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
" by piven TO ,he occupant occupants
Of all and lots improved unmpro red lands Affect
sd thereby that The folos ing been
ptsd the Assessors and lodged In the oce VI the
Bureau o. Examination by all into
rested vzFOr regulating curb and gutter, and Tagging
Forty first street between Seventh aud Eighth The
limits embraced by such assessment include all tbs several
houses snd lots of ground vacant lots eees and parcels
land situated both des Forty nrst eos from Seventh
10 Eighth All whose interests Affected
by named who opposed to the
ehtr them, requested 10 present their objeo
tons, In writing TO the undersigned At their office No
Hall of Records whin thirty from the date Of this
lotieo. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Asssssors
CHARLES McNIELL.
ooe Bureau OF Assessments Street. Dep itment Jan. H.
1854
EORPoRATloN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" BY sven 70 tha occupant occupants
of al houses and lots improved lands detea
thereby that the following is have been plstsd
by the Assessors and lodged the Office Of the Bureau Of
ents for eZhminatonb all persons interested viz
For regulating paving and setting curb and gutter stones
IN Thirty 1th street. between Third and Lexington
Tie limits embraced by sucb include all the
several homes and a Of ground lots pieces and
betw Third Lexin ALI pers whose
interests affected by tho above named assessments and
who opposed 10 the eithor of them requested
to present their objeetions in whiting to the undersigned
their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DoDGE Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL }
Once Bureau ef Assessments Street Department jan TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY rOI
u New Orleans via Havana, sailing At two O'Clock p. D.
from pier foot Of warren street. carving the governes
mails This company intend to despatch, Thursday jan
T. the steamer PHILAD1LPHlA, Capt Thomas a: BndA
Freight taken to New Orleans 1T erty oens cubic foot
Fpece only taken fregst 10 Havana Shippers will h
with the blank form Of the bill Of lsding signed b
the ctrar Application No bills of adn1 sSned Aft
the saBg TIE vessel For freight apply a. ~
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raxTR4 PAy-ALL u. =. NAVE sAILoBs WHO
~ sersod IL sny g. vessel In tho Ftanc 81 Aay iioe
va isS 10 lSss uaa rronrty oetsir hsr aoanlc PSI ~
tpHARn REsssIL 6eent
..ss,rsss@s &, : T.. y sssA. -1a- 81 ssscy X M
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in prices Of paesaee.-Unied States ma
Steamship Company connecting with tho Pacific Mail sssn
ship Company carry ing the Great United States mail
Gaiifcrnia aud Oregon, Wis AspinwAll and PsnamaTh
UDited states Mai amship Compan
Asp wall Fritsy, Jan 20, A. O'Clock p M rom pis
foet Of Warren street. the fast sailing steamer GEoRG
AW Capt MCGOWAN t. connect ~ PAnsma with ths p
eifo Nail steamship CoDpEnys stesmsr JOHN l.. STp
fHEks, Capt R. j. Fiersop. Through tickets Calfcrn
b. tbpst faverite purohssed
piices. The transit Of the Isthmus At the Of sh
sssengers sde in part By railroad and the fsoiD
es for crossing the Isthmus such bs found
any other road TO California For passage apply to c.
WHITNEY ~ the ofce III West street. Of Wsgre7
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TULLIEN'S BAL PARE
81 TPONED.
ONE GRAND CONCERT ONLY

lib L O'S Il DIN,
ON WEDNESDAY, EvRHINe. JANUARY 18th.
u. JULIEN
Has with extreme regret that In
otths amentable destruction Of Metropolitan Hail. VIA
II all the decorations prepared for his Grand Bal Pare
Eether with bis inability procure another locs
lily suitable for the o;casn that he 10 compelled post
the ball the 18th inst, will rive
ON1 GRAND CONCERT
on that evenipg At Nblos Garden bis PhladA
phia and Southern cities when the programme will su
brace all H. Julens most attractive peoes Full PARTON
lars will be Announced.
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THE TRUSTEES or THE sEAAgNlS BANK FOR
avnss have ordered that interest DO paid to depohtor
entitled Il for the six months eudns 3ist
utmo, as ftllows:-on OF hvo hundred dollars aud
uncer at she rate of ak cent and
I'VE hundred dollars, st the cent per an
payable and sitter Monday 10th lash ALL ntereIt
will be credited to deposto.s 40 prn- psl
W. NELSON, Secretary. p. PERT. President
New ork, yniy TO- 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13

life Scenes in N " York "a grand vocal and iusru.
M ntal Entertainment wi. be given this rday) even
s M q a. 7S GsloSa prosss0r sunssn. Mons JenknI
talented tho pianors guitar and harp
will ron der their aid The OF the s.dot rno book
emtrain w lid Maggie aud others will the second
time be introduced TO the audience Tickets cents a
the door. Children half price Be In season. - ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Herring.

O00 BOXES Smoked English Herring, for sale by
XIV Nov. A. NJ. +. GANNETI
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Later from
OAErEoR MIA

The steamer North Star, from Aspinwall
arrived at New York at halfpast O'Clock or
Thursday afternoon, with the California mails
TO 10Th October, and nearly ST. ZOO, 900 in spe-
Gle. She connected with the Golden Gate,
which was detained at San Francisco until 4
p. NJ, to enable merchants to answer their
letters received per Golden Age.
The, North Star has 526 passengers, among
whom is Lieut.. Beale and Mrs. Sinclair.
The steamship Yankee Blade, which left
San Francisco Sept. 30, for Panama, was lost
ON The following day She had on board 800
nassenoers and her crew and firemen. She
strnck on a reef of rocks off Point Arguello,
IS miles above Point Conception. About Is
lives. and all the specie on board, about $780,
600. were lost. The ship was a total wreck.
and in day or two was broken up by the sea
and washed to pieces. A dense fog hung up
on the coast, and the captain supposed the
ship to be twenty miles from land when she
struck. Some terrible scenes of pillage, and
it is said of murder, took place on board the
vessel after she struck, and before the passen-
gers were rescued by the steamer Goliah, ply
ing between San Francisco and San Diego
The French fleet, consisting of three frig-
ates and sloops of war, had arrived at San
francisco. They had, in conjunction with
the English fleet, made an attack on the Rus
sian town and fort of Petropauloski in Kan
schatka, from which the allied fleet were re-
pulsed with loss in killed and wounded of
200 men. The British Rear Admiral Prince,
who commanded the allied fleet, was killed
by pistol shot during the engagement 1t
is supposed that he accidentally shot himself.
Two Russian ships were captured by the al
lies. The British ships afterwards sailed for
Vancodver's Island.
The State Supreme Court had decided that
the Chinese fall under the meaning of the
clause of the Constitution of California, which
says that no black or mulatto person shall be
allowed to give evidence in favor OF or against
a white man.
The trial of Col. Walker, ex-President of
Sonora, is now proceeding in the U. S. Dis
trict Court.
Two important water companies have been
organized in the nothern and southern mines,
respectively, which promise to be of great
benefit to the miners there
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Murtiu9es.

In Haowell David S. Malloch to Miss Marion NJ. Buter
john Shepard Of Albany, N ", Mrs Alkaline Knowles.
In Augusta Allen Nj. Patterson to Miss Abbe Il Know
ton; Frederic II. Goodae Of Chelsea to Ellen D. daughter
OF Mr. Ellis TObey; Richard Thompson 60 Harriet Gale
La North Waldoboro', BENZ Ludwig to Miss Sarah E.
Cobb, both of w.
In Machias lst inst, Mr. Edward MITCHELL of this city
to Miss Annette NJ daughter oJames W. Lyman, ESQ., of
In Boston 5th inst BENZ B. Poole, of Boston, to Miss
Hester A. daughter Henry Benner Esq, East Pitts
ton
In Rockland, Thomas Files to Miss Laura f. Johnson
George Coornbs Of r. to Miss Emily Bradeon Of Angus
ia; DR.. William A. Banks to Miss Nary TilIson; James
Dewitt to Mary Sullivan, both Of Thomaston.
Newcastle, Capt Timothy Mayher of Mobile to Miss
Mary c. Waters of Rocland; Mr. Alden B. Austin to Miss
Lluela F. Austin, both of Damariscotta
In Lewiston, Horace D. Dweley of L. to Miss Elizabeth
Mckinney, Of Greene; Henry I. Farr to Miss Pauline
daughter of Charles Rounds, both of Auburn
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

Hol0,o0y's Ointment and Pills hare Eigectu-
ally Cured Wound in the Leg and Prevented
1t being AmpataIed-Fhe following extraordi-
nary cure was communicated by Captain Smith,
Of Yarmouth, to Mr.. Dixon, chemist, Nor
witch. Mr.. John Walton, late in Her Maj
csty's Service in the British Fleet, at Malta,
had an liberated wound in the ankle, for which
ne was in the Malta Hospital six months, af
forwards In Portsmouth Hospital for four
months here, as at Malta, refusing TO have
the limb amPutated, he was turned out incura-
BILE ]: other medical aid failed also when, by
Captain Spltt recommendation, he tried
HolIoway's Ointment and Pills, which in three
months cured him, and he is now in perfect
health. and Coast Guard Officer a, Newhayen.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
FARM FOR SALE.

"A 'I'HE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
lssslt1 which he resides, situated in Bowdonham on
49, the road leading from Bowdoinhain to Bath. and
seven miles from the latter place. containing one hundred
acres 1t is divided by stone wall into lots Convenient for
moving, tIlase pasturng, and wool r. omen to
the merry meeting bay, c9mmlnling fe view oftle va
tiers of the bly, and the Cathtnca anil Adrosceen rivers
There Is the premises Doi two st Try house warmed IN
furnaces two barns with sheds Ice house, every con,
venience for extensive farming and genteel residence
Also large orchard of valuable trees in bearing Order and
one the finest gardens for small fruits and vegetables to
be found in the state The crops anl stock will be
desired For terms apply to e.. III. GARDINER, the
premises. st ~ .-Fs .s5 ur.-
Bowdoinham, Sept 81, 1854 15tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

A NEW MEDIcINE.-Dr Skinner who for the last IS
wears has connected with the Introduction of the
Bittes of his compromising, which bids fair 10 have
eat run They are very pleasant and agreeable are
put up in neat, portable form, said by those who
have used thm TO possess excellent invgoratng quail
tes and we do not bel eve that there better article
in the market We have been for years acquainted with
the froprleto ana MS honorable and gentIemany bush
dealings heretolore give assurance that he win Mi
impose spurious article upon the public. Success 10
the DIR. and his Bitters
For sale in Bath by A Page, DIR Mathews, T w u
cas- VIM T. Marston, and T Ellsw orth and hv dealers
!" Heuielhe ~ the country generally. !. 3ml3+
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PhilndeIphia-Cld 9th schrs Onward, Reed, Gar
diners Harmonic, Maloney Bath; 10th, Gen Scott Smith,
Augusta
EdsarIOwn-Ar Sth, sch Mt Vernon Norfolk for Hal
lowell.
New BedfOrd-Ar 10th sch Monitor, Besse, Gardi-
BOstOn-Ar 10th, sch Olive Branch. Card, Bowdonham.
New y OrS-Cld, 9th, sch Waterville, Gill, Bath.
SAN Franci~cO-Adv ship Rowena Thomas, for
Sydney and MelbOurns
MobiIc-Cld 18th ult, brig Amesby, Gould, Bath.
Holiness Holc-Ar 7thth, sch Aurora; Williams, n
York for HalloweI
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Massachusetts Election.

The results of the election, far as heard
from, will be found in our returns. They in
dictate the Waterloo defeat of the wings of Mas
sachusetts-such defeat as this party never
before had to sustain. The know nothings ap-
pear to have swept the board, electing their
governor and lieutenant governor by the peo-
pie, majority of both branches of the legisIa-
ture, and several of the congressman.
In this city the know nothing majority is
about two thousand, and the order has elected
forty four representatives and six senators from
Suffolk The whig members of congress,
Messrs Appleton and Valley, have been de-
feated, and Buringame and Comins elected in
their places. The know nothings have sue
ceeded in other congressional districts. In a
word, their victory seems to lack no element of
completeness.
Those whig presses of this state which have
been exulting over similar triumphs in other
states will now have an opportunity of phllos
ophizing over these, to them, astounding re-
suits. To what will they be ascribed? Will
they be charged to the account of Washburn' s
administration or the unfaithfulness of wing
members Of congress: or to the Nebraska bill !?
We shall see. 1t must be confessed that the
Seward wings of Massachusetts bid high for
abolition votes. Their state convention plat
form was of the very worst sort. It took with
some of the freesolers, but seems not, in the
main, to have helped them. The know MOTH
ing element, that in all other states fused in
with Seward whiggery, here took the field on
its own hook, sometimes supporting old stag
crs. but generally bringing out new men. 1t
Is this element which has triumphed here in
old Massachusetts, Bos. Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Deutbg.

In Auburn, Augusta +. Penly, aged years and mos ;
Clarence Frost, aged year and month,
In tockand Mrs Caroline Simmons aged % years, IL
months.
Hall9well.
In Portland Yrs Eliza, wife of Capt John Wall, former
ly Of Gardiner, aged As.
In Farmington 10Th u Sutton Kerr Prescott, member
OF the Senior Glass of Bowdoin College.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
They are sure to do you gOOd
For they are composed of Vegetables,

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" are sure remedy for all diseases arising from disor.
dered state ofthe Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss OF Appetite Sleepness, Jaundice, Headache, Cos
tlveness, Female Diseases, &C.
As spring and medicine it has equal, sold
Mt 25cts per Bottles Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. ]. MATHEWS and N. X. ELS
WORTH. 4en
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Sashes, Blinds and Doors.

iE subscribers manufacture at their mill on Wash
ngton Street, (north end all kinds Of DOORS, SASIIES
BLINDS &c, Of as good quality and cheap be
found in the state.
Also, all kinds Of PLANNING done at short notice.
Bath June 10. 1854. 6m1 SCOTT MORSE K co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Valuable House aud Lot
FOR SALE.

THAT large two story House Middle street now
occupied by WILLIAM WHITNEY, will be offered
at Private Sale until
Saturday, Nov. 25, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, when it will be sold Aucli The high ST
bidder if not previously disposed Of private sale
said House is nearly new, has Is Rooms, is convenient
with good well of water aud large Lot aud Will be sold
at a bargain, as the owner is about to leave town.
The O =, Furniture, &c, any par of il will be
sold desired and possession given any time after
25th inst.
For and pa rticuIars inquire OF the subscribers
or OWN. WHITNEY on the premises
Nov. Z, 1854. o2w22 OWEN q co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Liverpool adv Shamrock, Doane, for New Orleans 9th
Ent inward at London, 20th ut, VIM ID Sewall Small,
Isle bert.
In port 9th, Miss Mag Hnckey for Boston abt 4h inst
Ar at Marseiles, Sd, Caspian Percy, New Orleans.
Ar at Cadiz, 18th Charlotte Reed, Ewell; Antwerp.
Ar at Alicant, 10Th, Monmouth, Trufant Nigo
Shlfrom Newcastle abt 9Th ut Robt Patten Purinton,
Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

DRowNED.-On Saturday night last, sail
or was drowned by falling from boat while
crossing from Pittston. 1t is said that he was
intoxicated. and that he had just left a rum or
beer shop in Pittston. He belonged in Sa-
lem, Mass, where he left wife and two chill
dren.-GardiRer Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
DISASTERS,

Ship New Era Of this port from Bremen for New York
with $50 passengers ashore Sunday night 1lth in
fog off Deal coast Of New Jersey, and win probably be
total wreck. Capt Henry and about 20 passengers only
reached the shore.
Ship Aexandrne of this port, at New York Liver
pool sprung leak split sails, had foeyard carried away
&c heavy gale from the West, 9th u lat 43 So Is
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
EASTERN TIMES
S. MiRINE JOURNAL. xa

SrINSoS & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE pack es Bath Boston, Capt
Stinson is avoraby known experienced merchant
shipmaster formerly of this city. All business entrusted
him will be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR DOM ELL, Agent for Bath.