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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the SENATE, on WednfsaSgi PA 70 uIvtus1
The State 81 OHIO into two JUDICIAL districts, bill
10 establish marine hospital al ST. Marks, Flori-
a, and a number Of private bills were passed.
On the reference of a bill pfopOsfag 10 grant
lands to Pennsylvania to aid in the construction Of
a railroad ana 10 es,ablisha normal school orsthe
education OF female teachers, brief debate TOOK
place ii which the popular disordersa Al Erie were
Incidentally discussed and justly censHred. The
consideration Of the report sustaining the Iieht OF
Mr.. Phelps 10 his seat was postponedtlh Mednes-
day.
Ia the HorsE. among the numerous bills report
ed. there wits one from the Military Commillee
which ME, with a prompt and almost unanimous
response. ana was passed without baing subject y
the usual routine. twas bill lo allow an amount
equal 10 Jour no tbs pay TO the officers and sol
elsrs who b lts wresS e n ~ steamship ,9aaD
or miner chtlNten Of such were lost Or have
since died. The House also passed bill consIllu'
ting Qaincv, 10 Illinois, a port OF delivery; the
Navy Pension bill, and the West Point Academy
Appreciation bill In COMMITTEE pl the Whole
on he Stale ofthe Union. Mr. Smith, 81 Alabama
made speech ID answer 10 Mr.. CGkiing on The
sub5ect Of Tie New York eonsFoysrsy.4
In thelsssArE, on IRsrsdsy, besides the ordinarl
business debate OF more Than usual interest tool
mace On a resolution offered by Mr. Gwin, caiiint
| for information as 10 the number Of ships OF wa
On the Pacific coast OF the UHet STATES, and wheth
Of anr naval force in those waters WtS suulclehl
nj Ia the departure OF unlawful expeditions fror
I California against the territory Of Mexico. tn
debate which ensued will be read with gratifca.io
/ Nv eysry lover oil our country as showing, in con
! nexions viii tie Proclamation or the President
he UnifHEtates that these iayless expeditions n
csjye no eban,erance fsem The public aaihoriiie
| but. On tfeLconlsasy, are unqaaliffaiy denounce
as being pproachful 10 the nstional character.
THE Senate adjourned til MONDAY 10 afford tim
10 its yariuus committees to examine the bushes
! before Them
In the HousE, but little progress was MADE WA
h,siness. The morning hour having passed. n
Hansa vent into Committee OF The Whole, an
laid hy the Deficiency Bill (iFsi 10 ordes) 70 TAI
1 nm The resolutions referring the Presidents Me
sage.
Mr. Keit of South Carolina, advocated the IN
POSITION of tonnage duties for theconsuuciion
great works Of improvement as recommended
The President. and called upon all sections OF .
caunry 10 stand by him on this question.
Mr Hughes. az New York, replied 10 Mr.. Gu
!, ting upon the subject Of New fork p9iucs, IN !
course of which he denied that thetpfms z Hard
:. ana H sofs" had been used prior 10 the election
Gen Pierce.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

New Orleans-CldI13th, ships Ocean Queen, Hale
and Rappahannock Gushing, Liverpool.
Adv Marshied, for Liverpool, wig $50 bales.
Cid I4th, ship Eva, Philbrook, Hayre.
lowed to sea 1lth, ship Ella A Clark.
ADV, Harvard for Liverpool, greater part cargo en-
gagged.
Ar 10th, ship G L Sampson, Cobb, Bath 24thult.
MObiIe-Ar 18th, ship Conqueror Boutelle, Liverpool
JncksOmvil le-Ar 5th sch Denmark Crowe, Wis
Casset Marcia Tribou, Sweetser, New York
Savammnh-Cd It'll, sch Emma Kurdish, Kendall
Bath (or Doston.)
Cid 18th, brig Lydia Slower, Merriman, Freeport
ChRrlcstOm-ln the Roads 10Th, ship Grotto, Stuart
FIN York.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 18th, brig Marcia, Dunton
Bath.
CID 10th, sch Hattie Annah, Douglass, Bath; 21st, Siam
Durham, Bath
Went to sea 10th, brig Marcia, for Bath.
Cid I'D, sch Mary Jane, for Bath.
In port, briggs Wakefield, for Bath ready; Richmond
for do ldg.
Newark-Ar I'D, sch Clarendon, Jameson, Rockand
Philadeh Ohia-Ar 10Th, sch Kate Holbrook, Hall
Richmond 10th, brig Nebraska Mooers, Bath.
AR I'D, ship Naples, Duncan, New Orleans. Cid 21st
brig Manzana, Bailey, Portland.
New HOrk-Ar 10th, schs Chesapeake, and Claren-
don, Rockland.
Sid 10Th. ships Harvest Queen, Lucy Thompson, York
town.
Ar 2lst, sch COrdelia, ROckand.
Ar I'D, schs Richd Bullwinke, Williams, Rockland;
Louisa Garland, Gardiner; Bay State Mountain Eagle and
CT.
Cid ships South Carolina Stewart, Rotterdam.
Ar I'D, ship New England, Orr Newport.
Ar I'D, schs Delaware and Peru Rockland.
Cid 24th, ship VIVA Cooper, Landerkin Bic.
GIOucestcr-Ar 2lst sch Montrose, Virginia for Bath
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The Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt.
West, from Liverpool, June nth. arrived at
New York. Sunday, o'clock A. NJ.
Sir Charles Napier was at anchor off Swea-
borg on the 9TH of June.
The Russian fleet, consisting of ten line-of-
battle ships, were anchored behind the batter
les.
Admiral Dundas has telegraphed the Eng
lish Government that the Russian authorities
had voluntarily permitted French and English
vessels to leave Odessa.
The fortress of Redout Kale was bombarded
on the 18th of May by portion of the allied
fleet, and entirely destroyed
Schamyl had taken the important Russian
fortress of Usurghet, and was marching with
10000 men against Tifis.
Silistria holds out Nothing else impor-
tant. Sir Charles Napier exchanged shots
with Helsingfores, but nothing decisive.
There was considerable fighting at the out
posts Of Silistra. The Russians were max
ing immense sacrifices to carry the place, but
it is thought without effect, before the arrival
of the allied troops.
The fleets in the Black Sea are quiet.
Omar Pasha was at Shumla.
1t is reported that the Turks made sally
from Siistria on the Sth and destroyed the
approaches of the beseigers, filling up mines
before Silistria. The Russians suffered seri-
GUS loss by springing Turkish countermines
The first detachment of troops for Cuba
sailed from Cadiz on the first of June, in the
steamer Isabella Catholica.
Overland advces state that Russian fleet
is off Singapore.
Negotiations we're busy but obscure 1t is
said the Gar rejects the Austrian note, and
was collecting Cossacks to threat Transylva-
MIA.
June H. Nothing later from the Baltic,
Black seq, or Turkey. No important intelli-
gence expected before the end OF Zane
Tvs AFFAIR AT SHANGHAI. The London
STANDARD states that the British war steamer
Encounter, and the United States sloop-of-war
Plymouth, were engaged in the attack on the
lmperialists forces at Shanghai on the 4th of
April. On board the Plymouth, George Nc
Conkle was killed, and four others severely
wounded. Capt. Pearson, of the American
ship Rose Standish, was severely wounded.
The victors captured two twelves, four SKIS
md four eighteen-pounder guns. AS yet we
have no detailed account of the engagement
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THIRTY-TH1RD CONGRESS.
TuEsDAY. June %

TUESDAY, June 20.
Senate.-Mr. Seward gave notice of bill
regulating the navigation TO the coast of Africa
in vessels owned BY American citizens, the
object being to break up the African slave trade
in American vessels.
The Vetoed Insane bill was taken up, when
Dir. Clay argued the constituIionality OF the
bill.
Pending the motion of tine bill, the Senate
adjourned.
Housc.-Messrs. Cullom and Churchwell
came near 10 blows, growing out of the per-
sonal explanations Of yesterday.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice that he shall to-
morrow introduce a question of privilege TO
recent violations Of the rules and decorum of
the House. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, June 81.
Senate.-Mr. Seward, from Committee on
Commerce, reported adversely on petition for
eOlernment aid to construct ship canal at
Niagara Falls.
The Vetoed Land Bill was taken up, when
Mr.. TOucey spoke in defence of the veto and
agailst the BILL
MI Bell followed in support ofthe bill,
which was finally postponed, and the Senate
adiauhed.
HOite.-Mr. Fuller made an Intellectual
atiemP TO take up the bill anthorisng the
Purchae or construction of four additional rev.
enue caters-two for the Atlantic Ocean and
two lo1the Pacific Coast.
THURSDAY, June %.
Senas.-Mr. Rockwell presented memo
rial. signed BY over 1900 persons, principally
Uf BOsl,n, asking for the immediate repeal Of
the Fugitive Slave law.
The sssOed land bill was taken up when Mr..
Bell flashed his speech, and the bill creating
the Oficeof the Surveyor General Of Wash
ingtOn territory was amended and passed.
ADJOURNED.
House Mr.. Houston, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported bill to enable
the President 20 carry into effect the Gadsden
treaty, alpropriating $4,000, 900 for the pur-
pose, retired to COmmiiiee of the Whole.
Mr.. Obs. from the Committee of Post Offices
and Pos Roads, reported bill 10 amend the
Postage law, charging three cents on single
letters for any distance cot exceeding 5000
miles; ever that distance, ten cents ocean
postage 10 foreign countries under 5000 miles,
five GEMS; over that distance, ten cents drop
letter. one cent; advertising, one cent addl-
Ii0aal.
Mr.. Odds moved that the bill be put on its
passage, but further action was deferred all to-
morrow.
The House went into Committee on the
General Appropriation bill
FRIBAY, June %.
S,naic. The bill Cor the relief Of the owners
81 the brig Gen- ARMSTRONG was rejecied-yeas
~, nays p. Adjourned To Monday.
Hoi1se.-1he House was engaged al day
cu private bills, aud a. quarter u o'clock,
90 qoOrum being present, adjourned.
SATURDAY, June 81.
H0usc.-ln the House several private bills
were passed. Including the Senate bill 10 REIN
hurse New York city the expenses Of The First
Regiment Of New York VOLUNTEERS.
The House then went into Committee on the
General Appropriation Bill
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, June o.
Brig Buffalo, Nelson, Maitland, Ms.
Sch n IA Hail. smith, Jacksonville, Fla.
Sch Jane, Haskell Amherst, Ms.
Br sch Jane, Nickcrson, LaIIave, Ms.
Ship lemassee (ew, Of Charleston, 767 tons) Wamber
SIC, st John, NIB Martha Whitmore (new, GAO ons) Whit
more, Neuf, Canada East brig Emily w Seyburn st
John, NIB Br sch Prince Henry, Eldrldge LaHave, Ms.
SAILED.
Brig Sheet Anchor, Chesey, Wilmington, NC; Br sch
Robt Robinson, Cumberland, Ms Prince Henry.
SATURDAY, June "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eastern State, DonneIl, Boston.
Sch Odd Fellow, Beals, Boston.
Sch Hylas, Williams, Boston.
Sch Governor, (of Deer Ise)-E'
CLEARED.
schs Jane, Haskell, Sedgwcki Hope, (Br) Marmand
Prince Edwards Island. -.lf
SUNDAY, June 25.
ARRIVED.
Sch EveIina, stearns, Virginia.
Ship Martha Whitmore, N-uf Canada y; Brig Emily
Seybnrn st John b; schs Prince Henry La Have Jane;
Hope; and lumber laden schs, and sloop probably for
for Boston or New Bedford.
n MONDAY, June %.
Ship Abby Langdon, (new) =, HalIowel
Br sch Mary Elizabeth Remick Prince Edwards Island
Sch Lamartine, Eastman, Portland.
CLEARED.
Br sch Sophia Elizabeth Kirly Halifax via Portland.
SAILED.
Ship Yemassee St John, b; Br sch Sophia Elizabeth
NOTICE TO MARAERs-DELAwARE BUoYs. The following
new Buoys have been placed in Delaware Bay:
Hen and Chickens ShoaI IA Spar Buoy, No /, red
and black stripes has been placed at South point Of this
Shoal in Is feet water IA mile from the land
Cape Henlopen Lighthouse bearing NW34N, 3-S miles
distant Braaon Lighthouse bearing NNW1-2W, miles
distant.
+" South end Of Joe FZosger ShoGl"-Spar Buoy, No
TO- red and black stripes Brandywine Lighthouse bear
ing Sc by s Egg Island Lighthouse bearing NEE1-4E.
This Buoy lies in Is feet
StoGsh through Joe FZogger "A Spar Buoy has been
laid to mark the Swash channel through this Shoa painted
black, and numbered flor the presently ii l2 and is in Il
feet water Egg Island Lighthouse NEbyE Buoy OF the
Ledge N3-4E Mahon Lighthouse WNW. The Swash runs
Why's from the Buoy and II may be carried into Bakes
Channel at low water.
" Ben DdUis Point "A Red Spar Buoy, numbered Qor
the presently II L. has been laid in 10 feet water the
oyster beds off this point the edge of the channel
Davis Point bearing NNE14E Fortescue's Poplas hear
ing E3-4S Buoy Of the Middle bearing SSE Mahons
Lighthouse bearing SW.
Bombay Hook Bar IA Spherical Buoy, with S feet
ste numbered Or the presently IL H. painted black has
been placed off this point in 90 feet Bombay Hook
Lighthouse bearing FWbyW Thrumb Cap bearing S \;
Cohansey Lighthouse bearing EbyN3-4N At the distance
Of Ivy yards to the Westward of this Buoy there is only
leee waeer at low tide. JAMES BIDDLE
'uue i0 loot Lighthouse Inspector.
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House for Sale.

| DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECEs-alarge aud well
Il selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. S.W. uEArH& GO stiff
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HoHopay's Pills, me Best Remedy for the
Cure Of DroPsy.-Extract of a letter from
Mr.. p. Williams, dated Medford, March
1, 1852. To Professor Holloway Sir
Feeling grateful for the benefit nv wife has
derived BY the use Of your Pills, consider il
my duty to inform you Of it. Soon after the
birth of her last child, her feet and ancles
began TO swell, and afterwards her whole
body, strongly indicating dropsy, this occurred
at the turn Of life. ! obtained the best medical
advice, but her health continued to decline
then tried your Pills, which am happy TO
say have restored her to sound and perfect
health
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Liverpool 81, Emerald Isle, Cornish and White
Falcon, Ryan, New York 4th, William, Berry, do.
Cid 9th, Saratoga Trask, New York.
Adv, Ellen Maria, Whitmore for Boston 11th i; Edw
Stanley, for New York 18th Sea Nymph, do 10th Is
meralde, and Am Union, do 2lst Junata for Baltimore
10th,
Ent for dg 81 inst Elvra Owen Owen for PHILADELPHIA.
Sid FIN Grcenock 5th Adelaide Cooper, Collins, Boston,
At Rotterdam June $, Republic Sawyer, for New York.
Ar at Ilavre Juue l. South Carolina, Crows London.
Adv Wuremburg, and Marcia C. Day, for New York. ,
AT Cienuegces 81 inst, ship Moro Castle, Bishop for
Cows ldg ....
Ar Mt Cardenas 18th inst. brig Helen Maria, Pierce. N
York.
At Sagus abt 9th inst bark John Bird Bird FIN Havana
reported just, for New York
Ar at Liverpool 1lth inst BENZ Adams DrummOnd New
Oreans Hitchcock, Conway, Mobile; 18th, Harvest
Queen Manson New Orleans; ii X Page Hathorn Apal-
achicola.
Cid 10th, May Queen, Skclheld New York; Sea Nymph
Harding, do; Old Dominion, Sampson, Boston.
Ar at Falmouth 18th, Mary Whittier Jones, Havana.
Ar at Glasgow 10th, John Fyfe, Lawten, New York.
Ar at Queenstown llth, Mangola, Haskell, Cardenas
Sid I'm Smyrna, l4th, ship Havana, Adams, Boston.
Sid in Pillau 81 inst ship Cambria, Perry stockholm TO
load for New York.
SID I'm CalIao 18th, ship wndwarl, Whiting, United
States.
AZ Cardenas 9th inst brig WIN Crawford Perry for Prov
idence ldg.
Ar at Quebec 10th inst, Emma Jane Wood, Bath.
Ar at 81 John, 2lst ships Richard Morse, Dins-
more New York; Fanny Fern, Jordan, Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE-A vile scoundrel by
the name of Blake, living at Yves: Gorham, on
Wednesday last, while riding on Sacarappa,
met little girl about ten years old on her way
to school. He took her into his wagon, to give
her ride, he then attempted an outrage upon
her, Of the most infamous character. The
child was much injured. He was arrested,
and examined before Hugh d. Mcclellan, ESQ.,,
Of Gorham, on Thursday afternoon. 1t result
ted in his being committed to Jail, for want of
bail in $1,000 We learn that the indignation
of the citizens of Gorham was intense against
the two-legged brute, and if he had fallen into
their hands he would have received his punish
ment in speedy manner.--Argms.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29
STATE OF MAINE.
SdGdD4HOC. SIS.

SAGADAHOC, SIS.
the Supreme Judicial Court began and held at Bath,
a within and for said County, the second Tuesday of
May, A. d. 1854 the foregoing libel the ordered
that the bellant give notice to James s. Dustan of
residence unknown the respondent named in the foregoing
libel by publishing copy Of the in the Eastern Times
newspaper published in Bath said County, three weeks
successfully, the last publication be thirty days
before the sitting Of Supreme Judicial Court be
held at Bath within and for said County of Saadahoc
the third Tuesday of August A. d. 1854 may then
and there, in said Court appear and show he
have why the prayer of said Lbeant should be gran
ted
GEO. BARRON, Clerk.
true copy Of the libel and order thereon.
Sw2 Attest, GEO. BARRON, Clerk.
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To the Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Judicial
Court
OLIVIA S. DUSTAN of Bath, in the County of Lincoln
~ wife OF James s. Dusan, whose presence residence is
TO her unknown, bes and gives this honorable
informed that the nineteenth day September the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred forty seven
at said Bath she married to the said James Dustan
and hath always behaved towards him a chaste and
faithful wife, and kept her marriage yet the said
James, regardless Of his duty toher the said Olivia Bath
aforesaid the sixth day Of November in the eg
teen hundred and forty eight deserted bean and
continually hitherto and from thence hath neglected and
said Olivia, and thence continually hitherto hath remained
apart from her the said Olivia for the space OF more than
five years.
And your Lbelant further gives this court
be informed that previous to the said sixth day Of Novem
bcr and since the intermarrage Of the said James
Olivia at divers times the said James inflicted violence
on the person of said Olivia and divers times did beat
brse and previously wound her the said Olivia and by
threats of violence put her in great terror.
And the said Olivia further gives this honorable
be informed that for the space of three years from
ter the fifteenth day of September in the eighteen hun
dred and forty eight the said James and continually hther
TO confirmed babua and drunkard, thereby
mcapacitating himself from making suitable provisions for
and taking proper Of his family And the said Olivia
further that since the time Of the eserion Of the
said James above set forth, and for long time before
the said James led Incorporate dssoute and depraved
hfwherefOre the said Olivia prays that the will be
proper, conducive to domestic harmony consistent
with the and morality Of society and that the
ofmatrmOny between herself and the said James may be
dissolved, and as in duty bound will pray.
Dated the twenty third day of March, A. ID. 1854
OLIVIA S. DUSTAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

Mr.. Joel Williams, whose land the Kenne-
Siowhegan, presented pistol at Mr.. Noyes,
the engineer, and ordered him off the premises.
Nj. NOyes did not go, and Mr.. Williams did
,To. shoot, SO the affair ended happily.
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Murtiug&g.

In Dresden, 25th inst, by Rev. Mr. Hawks Mr. Joshua
Farnam Of this city, Miss Tryphosia Houdette Dres
den.
In Lewiston, Lnas Smith Of Phillips to Miss Eliza f.
Cook a T.. Arlre- y SIuallto Miss
of Danville.
In Auburn, by Rev. T. N. Lord SIas Harlow Minot
to Miss Harriet ID. Whitmore of Hebron.
In Rockand, 18th, Mr. Edward Jackson of Warren, to
Miss Antoinette Walton of Waldoboro.
In Thomaston, 10Th, Mr. Hiram Boynton to Miss Lucia
Young.
In Augusta Herrc s. Barton Of Rockland Miss Helen
L. NOrcross of HaloweiI.
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1rutbg,

In this city, sd inst, Mr. David Robinson aged A.
In this city, 2lst inst, VIM. Winrow, aged yrs
wesport, Goth inst, Mrs. Sophronia wife Ezekiel
Tarbox, Esq, aged As years. months and days.
In Auburn Nathaniel Drake, aged So.
In Halowell, Mrs. Sophia j. Cornell, aged 80 years
In Jay, Eliza Mower, aged 63.
Lost overheard from brig Thomas T. Knox the pas
sage to Cape Haytien, March 20, Nathan Woodcock,
native Of Sidney, 10.
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They are sure to do yen geOd !!
For they arc composed Of Vegetables.

GATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERs
W are sure remedy for All diseases arising disor-
dre state II the stomach as Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Lss ~ Apostle, SleePness, Jaundicc Headache Cos
tlvencss Female Diseases, &c
As spring and summer medicine II has no eauaI sold
AZ 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
sod IA Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and n X. ELS
WORTH. 4otf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

e At meeting Of Engine Company No.
4, held on Friday evening, the following off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year
D. w. Standish, Foreman.
George Beals, I'd ="
Reed Nichols, Sd I"
Thos. c. Jackson, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

GF A CORNERS inquest was held the
9Th inst, at Norridgework, on the remains of
Mr.. Seth Sturdevant, who died very suddenly
about three weeks time. The stomach was
examined BY DR.. Bates. 1t is the opinion that
he was poisoned by his wife or son, with whom
he lived very nnpleasantly. The wife and son
were required to find bail. The examination
was adjourned one week. We have not vet
learned the result. Peoples Press.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29
Gum Arabic Drops.

r,,,r, Ar,s strawberry Rose and Lemon Gum drops
snlendid article for sale BY ROBINSON BkO*-
June Q, 1854
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

- The celebration of the anniversary of
ST. John the Baptist, was celebrated in Rich
mond, on Saturday. There were about three
hundred delegates present from the several
lodges on the river and vicinity. The address
by Rev. Mr.. A. Drew, is spoken of as an elo-
quent production.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOvERNoR = Charles
A. Lord, Esq, Of Portland, has been appointed
Superintendent of Public Schools, under the
act Of 9Th April last. Salary $1,000 year
and travelling expenses.
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BOsiOn-Ch 2lst bark Roxanna, fof Bath, late Of
Thomaston) L Cooper, Savannah. f'
Ar 22d, sch Jane, M'I4oud, Gardiner
Ar 23d, sch Curew, Brookings, Gardiner
Ar via quarantine, ship Geo Washington Comings Liver
pool.
Cid, sch Maria, Perkins, Bath.
Sam FranciscO-SId 10th, ship Monsoon, Baker,
Callao.
Holmes HOIe-Ar 21st, brig Forest, sherer, Chop
tank Va, for Bath.
Ar 21st, schs Lucinda jane York River Thomason
Pilot. and Eliza Jane Rockland fOr New York
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. 49,

STINsoS Co, No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNIoN LINE Of packets from Bath Boston Capt
Stnson is Gvorably known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended 70 with promness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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RICH GOODS--Great Bargains
Vinegar!

Sharpen your ScytheS.
M +. GANNFTT has superior Patent Scythe Rifles.
M Mayer. SO
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BowDoIN CoLLE6E.-The Pencnian Society
of Bowdoin College celebrated its forty eight
anniversary on the evening Of the Goth inst
The orator of the occasion was Mr. James r.
Osgood, of Fryeburg..
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page,

III As removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
III STORE, directly opposite the old Stand, in Moses
Block, with very large assortment of choice Family Gro
cers, Ship Stores Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDlClN Is for sale at the lowestmarket rates
Iy29
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New Arrival.

WoMEN's prime Kid, Morocco and Goat Boets az
w Feb. 20. L. S. FTSHERE
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Excelsior SOaD

A MEXICAN Cream Soap, Cranes Soap, Soar Powders,
Olive Soap, CASTLE Soap, Soda soap, &C., for sale by
80 A. G. PAGE.
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C. On Tuesday of last week, Catholic
priest paid to the National Insurance Office,
New York, the sum Of $22s0, and declined
any explanation, further than that the money
belonged TO the company, and he wished
receipt for it. Probably case of restitution,
with which the confessional had something TO