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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
Restoration of the Missouri Compromise

Restoration of the Missouri Compromise.
The more sensible portion of the opposers
Of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
now concede that as the deed has been done.
It's restoration will be inexpedient. Freedom
will lose nothing by the repeal Then why
make such an ado about the horrible wicked
ness of the Nebraska bill Why not allow
that the friends of that bill foresaw it would
increase the area of freedom and add free
States to the Unionl Mr.. Douglas was prob
ably as well acquainted with the laws of emf
grafton and population as any other man.
lie had taken more interest in the organiza-
non OF the territories Of Oregon, California,
Utah and New Mexico than any other men,
Der OF Congress, and the question of slavery
had been already settled in those territories in
favor Of freedom. He expected the same re-
suit in Nebraska and Kansas. AT least there
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

81 The steamer Northern Light arrived at
New York Tuesday morning, from San Juan,
Nicaragua, with San Francisco dates 10 Oct.
"a. She brings 1854 900 in gold.
There il no news Of any importance. Trade
IS in more healthy state. Flour $II 50 q
Il75
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

p The Unitarian church in Concord, N.
H., was destroyed BY fire Thursday evening,
with lis furniture, organ and bell. The fire
was probably communicated by leakage in gas
pipes recently placed within the building.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

0F An election riot in Williamsburg N
Y, resulted in the wounding Of twenty per.
sons several fatally. 1t commenced in the
challenging Of an Irish vote.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

20 Rev. B. R. Allen, of South Berwick.
Me-, has accepted the unanimous invitation of
the Congregational church in MarbIehead, re-
Gently under the pastoral care Of Rev. Mr..
Lawrence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

o. Dandy Paul darkey, was arrested
in Dover, n. H., for highway robbery, and
while in charge of keeper, looking for bail
jumped upon the rear of train of cars going
through town, and the authorities have not seen
him since
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

eg We are glad to perceive that our neigh
Dor of the Tribune was not injured so badly by
the fire last week as we supposed Like a
genuine yankee, he is working out of his mis-
fortune in good earnest. His regular weekly
issue has not been disturbed, and only two
numbers Of the tri-weekly have been omitted.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

COMMITTED FOR TR1AL.-The examination
of VIM. B. Smith for the murder Of Charles
F. Brewster, at Berwick, resulted in his being
fully committed for trial at the January term
Of the Supreme Court
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

GEORGE w. MORRISON has been unanimously
nominated for reelection TO congress by the
democrats ofthe second district of New Hamp-
SHIRE The convention was held at Manchester
on Tuesday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

IL The total number Of deaths at Savannah,
since the breaking out of the epidemic, has been
967, Of which over 600 were by yellow fever.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

p One Of the neatest little memorandum
for a ladies' work table was the Ladies
Almanac, for 1854. That for 1855 will short
ly be issued as will be seen by reference to
another column.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

SOMERSET AND KENNEBEc RAILROAD. We
are gratfed to learn that this road is in rapid
progress of completion. We are assured that
the grading from Augusta to Winsow point
will be completed by the 10th inst, as also
from Watervile to Kendall's Mills The
deep cut between Ticonic and Sebasticook
bridges will be finished this month. The iron
is laid from Augusta to Seven-mile Brook
A crew is also employed in laying the iron
from Kendall's Mills to Watervile. The
bridges will be entirely completed in the course
of this month, and unless some unforeseen ac-
cident occurs, the iron horse will be snorting
at Kendall's Mills on or before the first day of
the new year. The whole road, track and
bridges have been built in the most substan-
| tial manner, and are said to be as perfect as
any in New England. The iron for the
whole road has been received, and great cred
it is due the contractors for the faithful and
thorough manner in which they are executing
their work. WdterUalc Mail.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

Eg The rain has caused quite freshet in
the Kennebec. Up river the logs have been
running freely, and the water has risen.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

y The New York Tribune Of Monday, re-
vises its calculations upon the vote for COVER
nor, and says il cannot cypher Seymour be-
low 1000 plurality.
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Illinois.

Washington, Nov. 18th, s o'clock, p. NJ
The returns from Illinois look well. RICHARD
son, HARMS, ALLEN and MARSHALL, all true
Nebraska democrats, elected by large ma
jorities. The senate is democratic house Of
representatives doubtful Gen. Shields will
be his own successor in the United States sen
ate.-Boston Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

SERPENT FASCINATION. "A few weeks since
little boy who was known to be frequently
absent from school, was noticed in the neigh
borhood Of Privet BY shepherd in the employ
Of Marinean, Esq, to be very busiIy en-
gagged in The road. He approached nearer,
and was surprised to see him feeding two adj
ders! The boy having crumbled his bread in
his satchel, spread it out in his Pinafure, and
the adders came and eat the food from his lap,
picking up the crumbs with great dexterty.-
After feeding them he lay the ground and
played with them, all three seeming to enjoy
the sport. But if the little urchin rejoced in
their company the shepherd did not, for with
much difficulty he killed the adders, to The
great distress of their little playmate, who
wept bitterly at their destruction.-W Wiltshire
Mirror.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

O. IN wheat, -four and Indian there Ia,
been a considerable decline al Liverpool.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

tLF Wonder if the newly fedged writer in
the Tribune hasn't crawled out from under
the = maternal wings little too soon; 1t
certainly can't be possible that the fellow is ac-
quainted with the former course of that jour
nal, or he would not at each issue stab at its
old friends with such desperation.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

az Monday last was tone Of the days" fixed
upon by the Adventists for "going up"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

esS An old wing of the straight-out stamp,
says the aiacrity with which our Tribune
neighbor caters to the popular current and re-
pudiates its former principles, reminds him of
DIR. Watts hymn" Broad is the road" &c.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

ct Rev. Ebenezer Knowlton, representa-
tive elect 10 Congress, is said to be in poor
health, 50 that his friends are alarmed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

A FREE WILL BAPTIST CONVENTION il 10
be held az Topsham, November 22I, 1854, for
Educational purposes. The Morning Star ur-
ges the denomination in the state 10 attend that
Convention, and mature plan for establishing
one destroyed by fire. Ii says the Institution
should cost $50 900
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

IKE" KNOw-NoTHING.-'Wh hats that,
Isaac Z asked Mrs. Partington, as Ike came in
with little brass eagle bosom pin, with a
little brass star, attached by little brass
chain to his little jacket collar He took a
big attitude, struck his fist, as large as an
apple two for cent, upon his breast and re-
piled that he was know nothing. A what q
said she, closing the mouth of her reticule, in
which she had been seeking for piece of chalk
that had long been used up on brick wall
opposite, : know nothing 2 holding the ret
icule tightly, as if she had got the idea bagged;
we'll, you poor child, you may not know as
much as some, but you amt an idiom nuther
and though it's always well to be humble, and
not pretend to know things when you don't, it
is MT we'll to go round Dragging about not
knowing nothing, and proving yourself to be
fool when folks don't suspect it. You will
find full enough to do it without you Ike
heard the Grafton patiently, but the glittering
brass held prominent place, Notwithstanding,
IN the toilet arrangements Of the hope Of Par
tington.-POst.
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Lyceun.

Our citizens will be pleased to learn that the
course of lectures for the season, will open on
the evening of Wednesday, 22d inst by lec-
ture from Rev. Samuel Osgood CT New York.
The course will be continued by lectures from
I. S. KING, Boston,
ii. w. BELLOWS, New York,
L. II HEDGE, Providence,
J. Z. HALE, .+a
K. w. EMERSON,
PRoF. HITCHcocK,
and other distinguished speakers Tickets may
be obtained at the store of Sawyer & Magoun.
We regret to announce that the course will
commence in the City Hall. 1t seems to us
that the curators should by all means secure
Columbian Hall, if such an arrangement can
be made. The citizens of Bath will be willing
to pay an advance on the price of tickets, if
necessary, we are sure, rather than be crowd
ed together in the City Hall in the manner they
have been obliged to be heretofore.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

The lsMs rs. The DEMOCRACY. 1t is hon
orable 10 the Democratic Party (says theWash-
ington SentineD that it was selected by all the
isms as the object Of their united attack. II
shows that there is no sympathy and no affini-
ty between Democracy and unsound factions.
When the sound men Of the country who only
desire to know the truth in order to follow it,
shall see this-and it is now plain and palpa-
BILE even to the dulIest and the most distrustful
then may we expect them to ally themselves
with US. We may also reasonably expect
those who have been deluded and deceived in
TO the opposition by designing demagogues to
come back and aid US in overthrowing them
There is one thing certain, and il is that the
combination against the democratic party can
not hang together. Patience, discipline, ener-
gy, ard vigilance are all that we need al the
present time.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

SNow.-We understand the mail from Pa
ten came into Mattawamkeag on Thursday
night on runners. At the former place there
were eight inches of snow, and at the latter
four inches. We learn also that there was
snow all the way from Corinth to Moosehead
Lake, at which latter place there was one
foot.-Bdn gor Journal of the IIth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

FATAL ACQUISITION Saturday the 4h
inst, al Wadoboro,' Mr.. Samuel Waltz, a
ship carpenter, fell through the matches of the
new ship Ocean Belle, and was killed by the
fall. He was a worthy man.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

LAuNcHED,-On Wednesday last, from the
yard of Lemont & Robinson, ship ARAmEDE
Snow of $50 tons, owned by the builders and
others, of this city.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

At Waldoboro 9th inst, by Messrs. J. Guth-
RE & Co, ship of 1881 tons, called The E.
WILDER FARLEY, 10 be commanded by Capt.
James Nckels of Bristol, Me.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

In Damarscotta, on the 4th, from the yard
of Mr. James Woodard. a ship of 1000 tons.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

In Rockland, 4th inst, from the yard Of San
ford Sarrett, ship CHARLES A. FARwELL, OF
1908 tons. She is owned by Francis Cobb,
N. A. Farwell, Joseph FarweII and Capt.
John Croker, Of Rockland, Whitton, Train &
Co., Boston, and Charles A. Farwe!l of New
Orleans.
On the 9th inst, from the yard of Acho-n &
Dyer, ship of 1886 tons, called the CAVALIER
She is owned by the builders and VIM ]. At
kins, and is intended for the freghting bust
ness.
From the yard of Starret & Havner, 9th
inst, a brig of 263 tons, owned by X. Crock
cit, ]. J. Perry, Starett & Havner, of Rock
land, ]. D. McRae & Co., Wilmington, N.
c., and Samuel Duncan of New York She
is named the SARAH K. DIX and is to be COM
manded by Capt John FL. Gables.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

The whole number of languages spoken in the
world amounts to 3U64: 5S7 in Europe, 1856 in
Asia, 276 in Africa, and 1864 in America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

GUNNY BAGS-3O0 bales extra heavy, for
Ng sals by s. Fl. KENNEDY CO., :
mh20 '4s = rs TchsuptouIss
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pEEF-300 bbls Mess and Extra Mess, land
1D ing and for sale By s.H KENNEDY CO,
mix eka.ni nit.-la
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BALTIMORE.

EyoR E.-The regular ,ssN
III packet bark HAMILTON, Captain Driver, having
large portion q her engaged will have immediate dpaleh
jap31 GEO. W. HYHsoN. 80 Camp street.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHII-HDELPHIH. -
ESOR PHILADELPHIA-Hero s. Mar IN
Il TINS Line-The packet brig MAY QUEEN, EAAAAAAg
Jackson having large portion cargo engaged
have quick dispatch For balance freight apply
GEO. w, HYNS0S,
ES0R PHlLADELPHIA.-(M Merchants .s5M
Lne.)The st sailing regular packet schooner SAAK
RW0DA ~ BEUI.AH, Captain Sharp loading
Second District and will meet with quick dispatch freight
hhds Sugar, apply to
BoGERT. WILLIAMS q CO. 10 Camp street.
tF- Agents in Philadephia, BAKER STETS0N. mhas
To sail THIS WEEK.
EyOR PHILADELPHIA ~
Line 3-The yary fast sailing packet brig DAVID s. GkI
BROWN Douglass MASTER having nearly all her cargo enFsead
will freight of bulk hbds Sugar or
sage havne anp hoard
opposite Beef Market Second District = -
BoGERT WILLIAMS d CO., 10 gnu,p street.
BAKER 4 STETsoN, Agents in Philadelphia. rnhso
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VOLUME. VII.
HAMBuRG. D

VyOR HAMBURG The "a fast sailing ~
Norwegian ship PRINz OSCAR, Capt stsphan-
sep loading aud will have quick dtpaeh.
bales Cotton apply TO j. r. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp a.
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n YER W COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-

Y lVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, CHRONIC NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE N ba
and Diseases arising Dsofdered
nucn as Constipation Inward Piles Fulne
the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust FuBes
OF Weightn the Stomach Sour Sinking or Ferne
me ~ OF the Stomach Swimming Of the Head Deut
Futerpg stth Heart Choking Sensatops
when IN Lying Posture Dmness vsen Dsts the
ieiiowne o. Skin and Pain the Side Limbs
ec tlases o Heat Burning the m,gn
~ Dr. H6oIl Sss s erd
pared by Dr. Nj JACKSON, No. a0 Arch Phadelpbs
the diseases exceed il eauaed bv
nny other the United States
cases, after bklful phygicsns had failed. ''
Bters worthy the attention Of nvds
tine recfaton Diseases Of the Liver Gspa
exercising th searching weakness
digestive organs wha and pleasant
READ AND BE CoNVINCED.
More testimony Alabama in favor Of Dr. HO0FLANDS Cele
bated Gernan Bters prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Phiade
remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
1nSndies Nervous Debility Disease Of the Kidneys. etc
DCksoNd GREEN, hleSandra Aa Sept 1859? sail, We
nave Pana introduce German Biters
very valuable niedcne.n 5zs ~
daes eventually large used il in lis
a liked muh The people have herr by
patent that affects the ysur Biz
teIs, and VII until it becomes knownn
FOWLER Tuakegec Ala, B;tters ars
ng and think they will continue they good
action qo 70 inoee who have used them.n 5zlIH
Your Btters have done section youth 80. Of
n - fsq ofthis hs1
e our oes practitioners without
ih NM e bosng nan although scarcely able
10 saae y Until complete effected. He
'i AiA4A "Ar
For ssle by dealers in Medicine every where
tso ]. WRIGHT d co. New orlean.,
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VA HlTE ASH GOAL-15O tons, Egg Size.
~ ior sale, to nrriye, by ]. II. ASHiBRIDGES CO. !
l--- leeil sSst. Charles street.
bikes MAGNOLIA WHISKY-7-I5O bbls in
store fer sale by E. JHARTA CO., Tchouptouas a,
GUAN0-For sale by -
w janis a. DEiAeRAvE = CO., II Mara.ins at.
"A LMONDS, Soft SheflL-175 bags in store and
IN for laie by T. HART CO.. Tekoupitonas Il febaI
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! sUNDRIEs Es-sUNDRIEs.

n NHINLU ~ UUIS' IHIIVW just IcccfFe HIIu
NJ EEF 300 barrels Mess and Extra Mess.
H-p For saisby s.H. KENNEDY A CO, e
nhis 4t3 &s IS Tcsoppitoua st-
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"HISKY--250 bbls. Raw, high proof,
WV landing from steamboat Grand Tark. Forsale by
NH LA A. Tch pitoulas AIT
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EOR LIVERPO0L.-The new and ~
x I. splendid American clipper ship NAB0B Captain 3SAA
swhurst having large engaged will have
Dispatch. Fer balance Of fraight apply 10 = -1g @
J. II. ASHBRIDGE d CO So ST. Charles street.
For passage, apply TO tho Captain board Peat 9s, First
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SECRET DISEASI,S ,S-0ffice l15 Customhouse
~ street. between pauphin ahd streetaDR. JAMES
would respectfully call tho strangers
its aiost appalling they obtain certain,
speedy cure without the ofercury Bnsam Cubb
Poonon Drug o1 three without
nlence the Of discovered Remedies which
procured rom he and trial they do eject
charge w be made Dr. j. il in possession Of certificates from c
5s o. all parts the Union the they have
which rononncd ncprabo by celebrated PhSaiciaas
Since Dr. rsduced Remedies
oua that have snder the Of these Remedies
cures and ia order t At the afflicted avail themselves Of
hen snd truly dena discoveries Dr. J. has located
nehy IN Csstsmhouas No l5 Private Rooms
served M Office hosrs frsm7 Az. to Pm ebl3 lyp
hR. WATsiON'S CARD.-I will use no other
artin the ersemen than plain
By length Of sractic have
are called Syphi For nearly fifteen this
soo business treat those lies the
assume haze attention
oihe and know tb.n better than they That what
snd which one has vsntnred contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETs, SORE
c. uRt az familiar the hngs
daily which without vanity
other merit than tn, Vt OF experience.
eject In recent few find difficulty
hose Of longer du rson without submitting such
Of treatment will upon
diet need altered There
supply proofs but matters that require
secrecy, which / al wayu inviolably preserve.
have licsons which think
atsnod that sputsionis already sufficiently established
Constant in the morning o'clock night
.-B-. W. WATSON, nj. d. 4
~ Dr. WATSON has between
streAts QlndHJ Vly
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EyOR HAMBURG The ii i fast sail s$5SSS s$SS
ing bark MANsa. Capt sehuit, is loading, and
will have quick dispatch For freight bseu apply o
Up. WHITNEY d Co. 81 Camp g..
m For passsge apply 70 the Captain on board aps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

@ TALE 49, tsEAs5OO six-pound boxes Imperial in
~ Nssss u ssrs a.d hr As 9oa Is,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

g I. MIG FL o LAS EXCHANG E.
~ The proprietor Of the St Nholas
and The public bat he hns during the entirely
has been and handsomely decorated
superior liquors laid
The billiard the st. Nicholas viii h the
elegant oty, provided superior
tabewhch will always kept the running
nqs sm THOMAS f. NICHOLS, Proprietor
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NOR LIVERPOOL A / fast sail ssssss
ing bark OLIVE, Anthony master, will have
d,ats sreaisr engaged
MID j. r. ROBINSON s5 Bank Place
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BOSTON,.

ESOR BOSTON. The fast sailing ship ,,f$sN
M AMERICAN, Captain Cook, Is loading for tht
above will have quick dispatch For balance Of
ap4 - Y. ASHRRluGE 4 co. 50 ST. Chnrlee atTeet.
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~ --4eu pssskages IN store snd for
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AWTWERP.

NOR ANTWERP The l fast sailing sEssSS
American chip SUSAN KINKS, Captain clsussen SAbAE
loading will have dispatch freight OF $50
bales Cotton, appyto j. P. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp at
tB For apply 70 the Captain board. feb95
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2 8T-'1 y. - v = 4 : - 2 ~
.l.sa ss4 Il llssl.lr s.l.s..a-al S,Ssasa& "a 80
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NOR POOL-( Takes no Grain) fsN
Y The fsat sailing American ship JAMES MES. w
w immediate dispatch
mb2s GfFFNEY Il LOWELL, il6 Comnsn street.
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CORN-345 sacks, landing from steamer
- sarsnak No =. NJ. DALEY Teboupionas
A LE-S50 casks Edinburgh Ale, in quarts and
EIihis H. L. STONE 4 CO. 1 Grasisr .trset
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K EMONS AND ORANGE GES- Landing this
day from Palermo, Giovanni, Battista, Market
ilyo choice Sicily Lelnors and 100 do do ORANGES
Also, 80 tons BRIfST0NE. For sa
mil BARELII& 4 co. Cournen srest
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X .l t-E L1ts-- ea- z4eJasf la 4sllt -lt
~ ss.ssz.l A.ts 20 . eas+ilz9 : II
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STEAMSHIPS SHIPS.
nERa CRUZ.

EfOR GALVEST0N,f ,fNDIANoIA, ,PoRT .SdeTNs.
LAvACA and MAT AG0RDA BAy-Reeuinr New ~
Orleans aud Texaa United Mail Low prasanr
snpaThe new, magnificent stsanabip CHARLES MORGAN
Ihoai Forbes will above, landing eirht on tbs
whrvea ndiAnoa and Lnvaeu sact togsrage Marofs
Bay) without extra charge For freight having
peforslRte accommodations apply
1ls HARRIS a MOfG AN, foot Of Julia street, WI
:, - oppoqite the Steamship Landing.
wn hereafter and supervision Of s own cap
ss.ns. mb8i
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TRIESTE.
HaVRE.

HSOR HAVRE--The A fast sailing IN
u American ship EASTERN QUEEN, Capt. Emery &AAse
now ioadnE and will have quick dispatch For freight Of 400
bales Cotton apply 10
J.P. WHITNEY b Co., 81 Camp street.
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q 7. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM,
NJ Under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The Charles
hitherto devoted BILLIARD PLAYING during
Summer entirely retted and the TABLES which the best
manufacture, have been thoroughly repaired. '5A
has been spared this popular
nas a E5s3 5T a. W. MERRIAM.
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nj AILs--500 kegs, Agawam brand, good as
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IvERPUOL SALT--4600 sacks Coarse and

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ENOR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail tsasNs
a ing Amsrisan ship CAMBRIA, Capt Perry. EHAkS
loading and will receive prompt Dispatch freight
Sotton, apply to Es5G
J. P. WHITNEY 4 co., 81 Camp street
~ For passage, apply TO the Captain board. jan21
ES0R HAVRE.-Th new A American .saN
ship GOLCONDA. Capt coborn, loading md
will receive Immediate dispatch For freight
10 J. P. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Camp st.
EF Fer passage, apply to the CAptnin on board. janaf