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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

AR at Liverpool 18th inst May Queen, Skoed, Charles
ton.
Adv Gen Washington, Comings for Boston 18th; Sea
Flower Loring do 18th; Old Dominion, Sampson do 17th
Emerald ISLE and White Falcon do 18TH VIM Patten, for
Philadelphia 12th Rockaway, do 18th.
At London 11th Rhine, Doane for New York 18th.
Ar at Deal 10th, Woodcock Lambert London for York.
and proceeded; landed her pilot at Hastins day
Ar at Greenock Sth Adelaide Cooper Collins Cardenas
Nohn Henry, Morses, MaIanzas
Ar at y John NIB, 25th inst by TED ship Victoria Reed
Tarbox, Bath-o load deals for London, gets sc los.
AT sagua 10Th inst, bark & Woodward, Sturtevant
for New York dg.
Sid FIN St john 21st ship Wild Wave, Knowles, Liver
pool
At Rio Grande 10th ult, bark Cheftan, Dillingham;, for
York ready.
At Matanzas 18th inst, ship Lady Franklin Trott for
Marseilles dg Bernard Deano, for Hamburg do; St er-
nard, Mayo, for Cowes ready Kossuth, Percy for Fall
mouth, Il. do.
At Leghorn 9th ult, bark ii Kmball Porter for New
York ldg.
At Genoa 9th ult bark Angela Brewer, Ulmer unc.
At Malaga Sd ult bark Nautilus Lincoln, for Gbraler
and Boston same night.
At Rotterdam 9th ult, Republic Sawyer, for York dg
At Chincha Islands oath ult, ship Windward Whiting,
ldg guano for L States.
AT St John, PR, sch Mary WISE Crockett form Whining
ton, NC, dsg.
Ar Quebec oath ship Mary Crocker Crocker New
York 9th.
Ar at Mrimichi 18th inst bark Leroy, HaowellN York
Ar Bic Island 21st ult ship New Era, Henry hence
for London The New Era detained in the gulf three
or four days. by the during which she lost cutwater
and her oakum started about the bows causing her
leak considerably She will require caulkng before pro-
ceeding.
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BostOm-Ar 25th, sch St Marys, Sylvester, Bath.
Cid, sch Henry A, Newbirt, Waldoboro.
Ar 26th, sch Concern, Dunton Bath.
PhiIadcI y hia-Ar oath, sch Susan & Mary, Crock
ett Gardiner.
Ar 18th, ship Meteor, Bearse Liverpool.
Cid oath, sch HardscrabbIe Gregory, Roxbury.
Holmes HOIc-Ar 23d, brig Eliza Hand, Dodge,
New York for Baths 9th, sch Bunsanuck Fletcher, Phia-
delphia for do
Ar 3d. brig II Kent Prebe, Bath for Savannah; schs
Evelna Searns do for Rappahannock Gen Scott Brook
ings do for do; Benz franklin MFadden do for Port Con-
way, Va.
Ar 26th brig Philip Larrabee Aud, Bath for Savannah
New Orlcans-Ar 18th, ship Ocean Home, Merri-
Cid ship Old England Barstow Cynosure Tucker, and
White Falcon, Wade Liverpool.
Also cid 18th, ship Arabia, Boutelle, Liverpool.
Adv ships Zenobia for Liverpool, wig 200 bales; J
Whitney, for do, 250 Marathon, and Am Unon for do 400
Adv ships Ocean Home, for Liverpool, wig 500 bales;
Calcutta, Long for do, 1905 Bennington for Boston, large
part cargo engaged.
Below 10Th, ship Favorite Thomas, FIN Boston.
Ar at SW Pass oath, Kate Howe, Norcross Newport f.
MObiIc-Ar 18th, ship Couqueror, Boutee, New York
Adv ship Conqueror, for Liverpool with despatch.
Snvannah-Cld 21st, brig Foster, Hooper, Thomas
ton.
BuclsviIIc, SEGA 10th, schs Mariel, Waldoboro;
17th Julia Martha Crowly, Rockand; Pushaw Stahl,
Wadoboro
WiImington,NC-cd 22d,sch W H Tctomb, john
New YorL-Cd 23d, brig Leontine, Merryman St
Marys, Ga.
CID 18th, ship Patten, Deano, New Orleans.
Ar Goth, schs Mt Hope, Col Smons, and Aurora, Rock
land; 27th Bay State Bover Superior, President, Lucy
White, Rockand
Cid 26th bark Brunette Grath, Cardenas; sch Marcia
Farrow, Spear, Portland.
NewpOrt-Ar Goth, schs Justina, and Norther Light,
Rockand for New York; Bruus, Virgins for Bath; Hud
son, Norfolk for do.
POrtIand-Ar 25th, brig CastiIian, Pnkham, Carde-
Ar 10Th, brig Ellen Merriman, Trott, Bucksvlle SC.
Cid oath, ship Arlington, Ryan, Havre.
Quimcey-Ar 21st, sch Wave, Rockland.
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IKEAoI NJ DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board, April %, 1854.
Nantucket Nelo South Shod Light Vessel.

Ndhtucket NelC South StOdL Laght vessel
LIGHT VESSEL will be placed during the ensuing
month MAY, 1854 mark the New South Shoa off Nan
tucket and to guide vessels clear of dangers in that vcn
ity
This vessel will be fitted with two painted yellow
white mast heads with open work, oval, black day
mark feet in diameter at elevation of 63 feet from the
water line.
The hull of the vessel will be RED with Nantucket
South Shoa painted in large white letters both sides
The length Of the vessel about 100 feet breadth Of
beam about = feet height Of gunwae, above water II
feet burden, $50 tons.
Two lights Zone each mas will be exhibited at
vaton Of A feet above the level Of the each produced
by Argand fountain lamps and parabolc reectors, and
should be in good weather. from elevation of Is
eetabove the WATER at distance of from II to IL nau
cal miles.
During thick oggy weather, heavy bell viii be kept
constantly ringing.
The vessel will be placed in from = to Is thoms water
about one anahaf miles the Southwark Of the
Southern extremity of the New South ShOal.
The position will be in about
Lat. 40 Sc 80" North Long CO. 81 80" West Of
Greenwich.
In passing this Light vessel the following bearings and
distances will be found be sufficiently guide
navgators in shaping their courses from positions nearit
To centre Of Old South Shoal" (ag) N. by L. distant
To Tom Never's Head,o CIag) n. 90 W, distant q
miles.
To Block Island Lights, CIag) W. N. w, distant rs
miles.
To "Lt Vessel of Sandy Hook" QIag.) West distant
$50 miles.
Variation ofthe compass, 50 IS West.
Vessels bound Boston Bay that vicinity, when the
lceather is moderate may after passing the Light VESSEL
steer an for Is miles leaving Fishing Rip
the Starboard hand from thence n by w. IL W. course
about IS miles, will bring up with the Chatham Lights
The attention of Mariners is particularly invited to the
setting Of the currents in the vicinity Of these shoals
shown by the Coast Survey Chart and must not be for
gotten that Compass cannot be depended upon
without having regard to the time OF tide and its set
Notice will be given Of the precise time when this vessel
will be placed her station and the lights exhibited with
any changes that may be found necessary to make
flied.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
SAMUEL r.. KNOX,
Lieut. u. s. Navy, Inspector ID Lighthouse District.
Boston, Mass, April 10, 1854
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Later from Europe.

The Royal Mail Steamship America, Capt
Lang, from Liverpool, about 7 A. M. on Sat
urday, the 18th, arrived at Halifax at 7 o'clock
A. M. ON Wednesday,
The news possesses no feature of remarka-
bic interest. Up to the last date, (LiverPooi
49, nothing of importance had been received
from the Baltic, Black Sea, the Danube, or
Asia.
Negotiations for an alliance, offensive and
defensive, between Sweden and the allied pow
ers, are said to have progressed so tavorably
that they are on the point OF being concluded.
1t is also confidently stated in Paris that
Spain, Portugal, and Piedmont are willing to
join the Western Alliance, and if necessary,
TO supply contingent.
ROurteen Russian merchantmen were cap
tured in the Black Sea.
Full accounts are now received Of the bonn
bardment of Odessa. The mode of attack was
new. The steamers continued for twelve
hours to sail round in circle of half mile in
diameter, two thousand yards distant from the
batteries, and each steamer delivered fire as
she passed /; the rocket boats continuing to
throw twenty-four pound rockets to set the
town and shipping on fire. The steamers also
threw hot shot.
The Russians fought with extreme bravery,
returning the fire of the ships. Towards
night, the battery becoming untenable, its fire
became slower, though regular, and at length
the shipping in the rear being on fire, it
stopped.
During the action, red hot shot from the
steamer Terrible, blew up the Russian maya
zines on the Imperial Mole, and slenced for
midable battery there. A Russian frigate in
harbOr took fire, burnt TO the water edge, also
twelve smaller ships. and two ships-Ofwar,
building. Rockets set the lower part Of the
city on fire, which burned for two days
Three Of the attacking steamers were disabled,
and the Vauban was set on fire, but was ex-
tinguished The British estimate their loss at
less than 90 killedand wounded the Russians
theirs at IL killed and 60 wounded. The
British Admiral, after the action, sent cir
cuiar TO the feet, that he had inflicted retribu-
tion on the Russiana for firing on a flag of
truce; but Russian accounts look as much like
truth az the British.
Russia says that on March 9th, the British
steamer Furious approached Odessa. Two
guns, without ball, we're fired from the bat
teries, and the EnriOus ordered not to approach
nearer. The Furious therefore stopped, and
sent boat ashore with flag of truce, which
was respected, and the boat wasI allowed to
land at Ulhart, and was sent back to the Fu-
riOus with information that the Consul had
left. The Furious, however, again got up
steam, and approached nearer, as if to survey,
on which the battery fired seven shots, not on
the boat with the flag of truce, but on the ad-
vanclng frigate, which then left.
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Murriugra.

In Leeds Rev. Joseph Crehore to Miss Ellen L. MITCHELL
both Of this city.
In this city, 25th ult, by Rev John o. Fiske, William NJ.
Bond 10 Miss Jane Bewes, both Of this city,
In this city, 9th ut by the same Mr. s. Patten Graves
of Bowdonham, to Miss Frances Il. Graves, OF Ltcheld
In this city Oath ut by the same, Mr. Edward p. Bry
ant of Beverly Mass Miss Caroline A. Johnson Of this
city.
In this city, 2Sth ns by Rev. DIR. Sheldon, Mr.. Robert
ID. Hollis to Miss Sarah J. Downing, both Of this city
In Lewiston, Charles w. Kyle to Miss Mary A. Tracy
Cyrus f. Scrbner, Of L. MISS Mary A. Thompson late
Bingham; Josiah Burleigh TO Miss Eliza ]. ingalls,.
Ia Gardiner William Densmore of Bowdoinham to Miss
Susan Harmon Of Richmond.
In Ptston, Samuel Kaler Of Portland to Miss Julia
Williams of p.
In Augusta, Jesse Baker to Miss Maria Higgins both
of Farmingdale.
In Turner James P. Waterman to Miss HELEN NJ Clark
In Wales, james III Pinckham of Bucksport, to Miss
Margaret Hewey, Of Lewiston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

HoAoCay's Ointment and Pills, the best Rem
edies for the Cure Of Bad LegS.-Mrs Heppel,
of BIyth, near Morpeth, was afflicted with a
dreadfully bad, leg for which she consulted The
most eminent medical men in that neighbour
hood, bot it would not yield to their treatment
Her health suffered severely, and the state Of
her leg was terrible the ulcers rapidly in
creased in size, and the pain was most agoni-
zing. In this state she commenced using
HOlOway's Ointment and Pills, and after con-
tinuing them for some short time the leg was
completely cured, and she is now il the enjoy
ment of excellent health. Mr.. Wilkinson,
druggist, Byth, vouches for the accuracy of
this statement
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House for Sale.

ID FNliE large and convenient dwelling House and
:.. lot OF the subscriber is offered for sale It IS
4A&<b one OF the most convenient well finished and
pleasantly situated houses in the cy having
ing well Of good water which drawn both outside and in
the house, also soft water cement csern The lot II
Of the largest in the city, being $50 feet by over Ioo &
has on it besides the dwelling house. wood house y
good barn. good garden as can be found in the cit
with plum cherry and apple trees, all Of which bear
quantity of fruit Also large number currant hrshes
bearing from bushels yearly Also quite humber IL
good bearing grape Vines For the Merchant or man Of
business no situation now offered for sale in the city n
coed it, The whole will be disposed Of at great BARGAIN
and an undoubted title given application 70
A. c. RAYMOND
April IS. 46d Raymond Court, Bath
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SHIP CHANDLERY!

GENERAL assortment constantly hand ard for sale
n by
z. HYDE s. CO., corner Of Front and
Broad Streets, Bath,
Including Cordage, Manila AMI tarred from the Manu-
factories Of Boston and Plymouth by Gang retail Cot-
ton Scotch and Russia Duck, Of all descriptions Cotton
and Hemp Twnes.
Anchors Of all sizesbest proved Chain CahesSheets
anu ies-Bot, sheatiing Copper and Yellow Metal-Com-
Posltoh Spikes and other Castings-Pereys Ventiators
"gger Windasses, &c. Patent Gear, Windiass Necks,
81. nu Calstan -Cambooses-Iron Spikes-Nava
Cores-Pants, Oils and Window Gass-Nautical Instru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c.
naiy q The above articles suitable notice. can be
Vee rom the manufacturers at their lowest prices free u
expense 70 tle purchaser 81
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0&atbs.

this city, goth uIt Dea. Moses Smith, aged IA years.
In this city, oath inst, Frank Augustus Augustus
and Sarah P. Lindsey, aged about years.
In this city, 9th inst, Capt j. D. Barstow, aged SO.
In Brunswick, Mr.. Elphalet L. Bryant, aged S.
At Shaw's Flats Cal, April H. VIM. Eaton this city
In Danvie, Mary Jane Trrel, aged 81 years months
In New Orleans 18th inst, of Cholera Edwin p son OF
P. Hdreth Of Topsham aged 16 years and IL months
In lewiston AImy Fellows, aged years.
In Auburn, Miss Saloma Keith aged 80.
In LitchfeId, Capt. William Buker aged 40 years 9
months.
In Greenwood Miss, Charles G., of Capt. Charles
Smmons, formerly of Augusta, aged IL years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01
NEW GOODS.

NOW OPENING, at the Granite Store, the largest stock
IN Of dress goods received this season. and at much less
prices-among others are the following
Striped plaid figured and plain colored dress silks black
brown and blue watered silk plain black Silks the largest
assortment opened in town.
Grenadines, berage, jackonet muslin, French lawns,
briants, and other goods for summer dresses.
French gnghams, French prints muslin de lanes, and
berage de large assortment Of mohair ms and
gloves for ladies and MISSES much cheaper than be-
fore.
a Few very hne FRENCH HAND WROUGHT LACE Wells.
ALS0-A very large assortment of Parasos, some new
styles and very superior All invited to call and
inc goods and prices.
Nav 81. OWEN & co.
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To the Afflicted.

LII who intend to consult Prof. Stewart who is at the
II Sagadahock House must do his engagements
preclude his remaining long Many of citizens here
visited him with perfect satisfaction There be
doubt but what he understands his profession. He is fair
at all events He guarantees give satisfaction
charge lw50&
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SPOKEN.

APP 6, inside Cape Flattery, ship Rowena Thomas, fin
San Francisco for Puget Sound.
May 90 no lat &c ship Medor Brown, 10 dis FIN Boston
for Nassau, MP.
May IS, no lat &C. bark D smouse, FIN Trinidad for
New York.
May H. lat So lon 80 rs, ship Lancaster Of Brunswick
I'm Calcutta for London,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

OPENING this morning of Plaid Prints, beau
" full patterns-at the Granite Store by
April 1. OWEN & co.
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Hay.

NOTICE is hereby gven that the subscribers have been
" appointed by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the county
Of Lincoln, commissioners to receive and examine all the
claims creditors, against the Estate of Benz H. Allen,
Bath deceased and that six months from the first
day May instant allowed said creditors present
prove said claims We hereby give notice that will
the counting Of b. c. Bailey, Saturday the
9TH of August Saturday, the ID of September and
Saturday. the 2Sh of October at two o'clock in the after
noon to attend that duty b. G. BAILEY,
Bath, May 25th, 1854. JERE. ELLSWORTH.
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They are sure to do you good !
For they are composed Of Vegetables.

GATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" remedy for all diseases arising from dsor-
dered state Of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite, Seepiness Jaundce, Headache, Cos
tlveness, Female Diseases, &c.
As spring and medicine it has equal, sold
at 25cts per Bottle Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath by DR.. J. MATHEWS and N. X. ELS
WORTH. 49tf
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WAN ted.
RucI1whcat Flour,
De BaZe,
Plaid Prints.

NOW opening at the Granite Store, few pieces ia
~ mixed De Bazes, for Travelling Dresses.
Anril 4 OWEN 4 CO
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EASTERN TIMES
80 MARINE JOURNAL. SA

SrINsoN Co., No Long Wharf, Boston. are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
shipmaster formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL. Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

e A correspondent in Brunswick informs
us that the splendid silver trumpet to be won
by the successful engine, at trial at that
place on the coming Fourth of July, may be
seen at t. H. G. Marston's during next week
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page.

HAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE, directly opposite the old Stand, in Moses
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores, Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES, for sale at the owestmarket rates
Iv1Q
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LARGE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned having disposed Of his old stock at
1 Auction, offers fresh from the New York and
Boston Markets, the largest and best selected
MERCHANT TAILORS' STOCK,
ever offered in this city, consisting in part of
English, French & German BrOadcIOths,
of every color and qualy American, French aud Ger
man black and Fancy Doeskns and Cassimeres-some
very rich.
English and American Cashmeretts Erminetts, and
great variety Of Spring Stufs-some very fine Satin,
Inc, Damask, Marseilles and other
VESTINGS
both plain and fancy, which will be sold wholesale
RETAIL manufactured order in the best style the
lowest cash prices
large assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Of the best quality. Custom Made Clothing Of my
and other manufacture.
HATS, CAPS, Umbrellas, Oil Suits Rubber Goods, &c,
offering superior inducements to the public to call on
46tf w. HAWTHORNE, G3 Front St, Bath, Ale.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, May %
ARRIVED.
Sch Buxton, Tictomb, Ycomco River.
Sch Eagle, (Br) Anthony, Monkton, B.
Sch Elvira, ingalls,, Wilmington, N c.
Sch Convert, Brown Georgetown, sc.
Sch II Hallock, Smith, Northport.
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/. NORTH RONALDsuAY LIGHT-HouFE.

Official information has been received at this Office that
the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses have Civ
notice that Lighthouse is being built upon the Island
of North Ronadshay in Orkney, the Light of which will be
exhibited the night of Friday, the LIST September 1854
and every night thereafter from the going away Of day
light in the evening" the of daylight in the
ing
The following is a description Of the Lighthouse
and the appearance of the Light by Mr.. David SteUen
son, Engineer to the Commissioners =
The Lighthouse is in N Lat. So 30 49, and W. Long
q % 49, it stands the Northern Point Of the Island
Of North Ronaldshay and by compass it bears from Mou
head of PapaWestra WNW ii North, distance Is nautic
miles and from Start-Pont Of Sunday Lighthouse SSW
IA West, distance 6 IL miles.
The North Ronaldshay Light will be known to Mariners
as a REVOLVING LIGHT producing bright flash of the
natural color in every 10 seconds 1t will be visible
all round the compass The Lantern is elevated 140 feet
above the and the Light will be at the distance
Of about is nautc miles, and lesser distances according
to the state Of the atmosphere.
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CHRISTIANITY, CHARITY, HUMANITY -
When the Rev. Theodore Parker was invited
20 subscribe to the fund for the purchase of
Burns, he is reported to have replied that he
would give nothing but g brains, bullets and
cold steel" The last two he has indeed
given, and while they have not freed the fugi-
tive, they have taken away human life and
carried desolation into the family circle.
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READ THIS.

THE celebrated French Lady, who has astonished the
world by her wonderful power, is at the SAGADAHOCK
HOUSE. She is PROFESSIONALLY the greatest Physician
Astroogst in the known world She can be consulted
from 9 A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ. Price, Gentlemen ST. Ladies so
cents Those afflicted corporeay mentally will do well
to call on her. Iw5Ok
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Charles Lamb, sitting next some charitable
woman at dinner, observing that he did not
attend to her You don't seem,' said the
lady, to be at all better for what have been
saying to you!' mo, ma am, he answered,
but this gentleman the other side of me must,
for it all come into one ear and out at the
other
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Wooden Ware.

A IL kinds Of Wooden Ware for sale by
- Noy. 10. A. T. ROBINSON.
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Steamer Ocean,
FREIGHT NOTICE.

Ill GOODS landed from Steamer Ocean and not called
n for during the early part of the day which they
landed will be stored at the risk and of the
Of said goods And all freight bills must be paid for de-
livery of the goods.
Truckmen will please govern themselves accordingly.
Per Order AARON D0NNEI, Agent.
Bath, May %, 4w49
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House and Ship Painting,

vinegar.
DALMER's Vinegar for sale by NJ f. GANNETF.
March 81. 40
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DISASTERS.

Bark Lucerne 200 TONS has been sold in New York
$4,000.
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Gents French Shirt BOSOmS

ONE case of those beautiful French Bosoms just
" opened at A. B. BUFFERS
May 80 90
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Bow w anted.

A SMART active boy about 16 years old, to learn til
a Bookbinder's Trade. Apply to
SO SAWYER MAGoUN
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

TIT G. BEACH CO., II Pine street. New York, sole
III agents Cotton Canvas from several other mills
Also-Asnaburgs Prints Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satnett Printers. 6m50
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Teas, Sugars, Coffee, &c.

LARGE assortment of choice Teas, Crashed Powdered,
4 Granulated, Havana MuscavadO and Refined Sugars,
I'd Java, Cabelo Cape, Pure Ground ani paper Coffee
Dr sale bV 80 A. e. PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

Key West advices to 22d ns state that ship Sea Lion
of Bath, Hail. FIN Matanzas for London, went ashore
Delta Shoa 18th, and got off next day by wreckers.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Narigati0n into .SDit-head.


Official Notice has been received this Office from the
Trinity House, London, that Floating Light Vessel was
placed the 1st instant MAY, 1884, the west side OF
the channel near to the Warner Shoa mark the channel
between Horse and Warner Shoals.
This Station exhibits single reUolUing light of the
natural color, from sunset to SUNRISE daily.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
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XNEAVERS Salt Rheum Syrup Sarsaparilla and Tomato
w Bitters Abbots Bitters Root and Herb Bters John
ons Lnamen and all the valuable medicines for sale by
80 A. G.. PAGE, agent for Bath.
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Parasols--Parasols.

E largest and best assortment of Parasos offered
this city, and at the lowest prices, may be at
May 80. 90 A. b. BUTLER'S
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Remnants OeLaines.

= CASES Beautiful Plaid Remnants DeLanes just opened
4 at A. b. BUTLER'S
May 80. so