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COOP ER's SEA TALES
~ elegantly printed superior payer ana neAtIy bound ia
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Leather stoeshs Tale. Price IS
Embracing THE PILOT; RED ROVER; Two AID IL
RAILS WING AND WING; wArER-wITCH
The publishers feel that this edition Of hese e.le-
brsted Tales s,cttd rom Coopers enduring WORKS e1aso.
fail 10 BE- acceptable to the reading pabBe.
Tohs eountrymen the Of Cooper endesr.d beux
the Of dnetively original Of fiction % strictly
national In Ito ebarseT and finished 10 the pere
viveDs. fits execution have Anked it, srthsr =. the
Proud compe.r the highest the list Of Eopesn
Novehs;s In a.. Of the Globe asd Of every
kindred and every tongue his delightful and
lave read with enthusiastic admiration Batio the Amer
lean reader they have become household woIds cherished
and sndesred by that ipdesuebe pride Of eouay ,nd 81.
that upbods that eounuys fame which the dsn gushing
trait Of the American character
Aeuseo BY this prevailing sentiment OF the nation toward
the ris and the reputation Of Novelist the pub
ht have spared neither pains expense presenting this
tsue In style With the world wide reputation
of the tuihor and the reasonable demands Of Intelligent
psblie.
The empire OF the been conceded him by secs
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all his With creai1ve W no there
gh smobs our contemporaries II him Of whom &
can be said, he seIius OF the frst orderl q"
Revue de Pars
Altogether be the most original writer that America Las
y. produced and one Of whom abe may well b. proud"
London Athsnsan-
The lonler time that shall espe after his decese the
usi, will Coop-r genius be appreciated and In popor
ton the justice of the appreciation viii be The hight Of
rsLt he whl occupy Nm c. 9DauL
The works Of Mr. Cooper have sdoroed and elevated
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wilir ally let DIE Edward Everett
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Gne Arts
pANTING BY SIR EDWIN LANDSEER

DAHTING BY SIR EDWIN LANDSEER
i r A-VlLLlAMs STEVENS. WILLIAMS 90
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thai hey vii exhibit n then iaery commanding 90 nos
Sy Oct 3 md Terminating s.farSay Nov H. one o.
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artist ST td~in Lznasesr, r. A Thi. Peture soSitlsd
THE TWINS
vs painted BY order % the LosSes and North h
ssy cOrPaDy tribute Of respect 10 the celebrated Kali
read Engineer
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To rhose knsnes and the interest ft J this yrest srE 20
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public viii he indebted for his opportunity N view the hr
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fanrp Sooos ano 6tationfrp.

New-YOrh, Oct 10, lsA
TATIONER at W n IL :
WIN A. WHEELER l. CO. -.
n. "a .pS Is Psrk have hand large ane 'eiJ
he s,oef Of STATIONERY, Yorcirn and Dom-snei s -,
psnsr. a. which they viii sell Il yerJ o~ pr0os' s -
CASH or APPROVED PAPEA ,.,
The saenns" ~ Eos IS and Is Pg'f rcr'
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WEBSTER AND HIS MASTER PIECES
w In two elegant limo volumes, with steel
mepess Edited by the Rev B. y TeGt d d LII d. Con
tipr Biography and all bis bes; Speeches Price 90 So
For Sale by FowLERs WELLS, No 500 Broadway, N. Y.
Also the woyh. Of best Medical suthors-Capenter
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Ne as Broadwsy two blocks above the Pak, always open
and ftee 10 visitors
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DRY S L A J. A l. A G E.
~ We beg le.ve state 10 CONTRIBUTORS and others
at The CRYSTAL PALACE, that have been appointed
Aueopeer, for the disposition Of all the articles or
nerehspdse IN the CRYSTAL PALACE, and shan make
sales the Of such goods are iatsted
Contributors requested TO send their invoices
10 address early possible In order that We may ar
them Ia the catalogue for sale Terms wa be essn on
delivery. HEShf n LEEDS * co,,
AuCrIONEERS AT CRYSTAL PALACE,
Store No 10 N.ssan ct,
Between Pine ard Cedar SIS
We refer to the copy Of cur Official .ppoiarmen,;
he,us H. H. LEEDS L. -o-Gentemen: Yo1 are hereby
su make sales Of goods auction 10 the Crystal
Palace and for that purpose appoint yon Aaetionsen
JOHN n. WHITE, President.
CAUTION.-Wh ereas, my Wife JANE has left
~ nv BED and Board lthon Just provocstioa
hereby any person barbons trusting her &C
cent a. will pay DO debIs Of her eoatrsctins -
Glen Cove. Nov 3, Isd Johs oOOooEi'
TINE ATTENTION OF the PUBLIC is called
Il to the AssIGNEEs, SALE Of an extensive LCMsEh
YARD Tbs DAY, by BAKER & WEEKS, 81 III o clock
A N No. al Wet corner Of Betbune.
TNHE SHIRT SEWERS UNION, No. 10
Bleeker st. would call the attention Of the Public ~ re-
qpens call and leave their orders for shirts Drs"s
and Collars hard times casing inen TO turn aNsy
aI se number Of females this when 70 arn s~
drisus them Great pains vs. be taken 70 ave
satisfaction 10 employers AL kinds OF family sewing done
the above place
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LIVERY FAMILY CAN SECURE a HOME
H. East rEw-YoRK spplie,ton 70 CHARLES
MILLER. Agent No iSo B.osdvsy CsSfEk LVis
$50 Money loaned for buildiss On CeNrE Lors Six
Payment easy. E..t se~ York Is growing rapidly.
EOR SALE CHEAP-Brown.st0 HOUSE
Il 30 Sc IVES. ssdst near Broadway. Hss all tss @'ds.n
% sfIIis sr iIS s s's'w w.. s' '' o
Tor SALE or to LET-FACTORY with
l,s,EAM PowfR-A pew Eve soy .dbs.e@se, BRICK
WiloushbIst with 50 horse power Ensne. boseas, shAS
In, ke., EDsns house, Boisrhouss, D9isssosss sa-
the yrls Railroad esesy u aeesss ,na very dss,ses
for any DsSsfset9rios ggIo,e ss, .so,,n s.,.
tbroushoot ID, Whole WI De st sa me cog Asar
JOHN C. LORD. No I64 Water o., or HoaLh aohoAsy
No. Metropolitan Bank Buidisp corner OF riAs ." sa
Broadway.
nor SALE or LEAsE-At PORT-MORRTS,
J. Reseh,er County New YORK. mar ,hs city e sc: a
h ar ardins AZ railroad dep6t FALUAbLE rkornkIf
ys ,o,sS for fG Don .sy goo. oST snsns n :"
so.6 buidps fse Iocston rare chance ~ n.ke money
f,', yh 'Psll IV1 es q sSr oh Z I'd s.Sy ~
i,,t,r toC W CARR wsymsrt, Pa fwethrdsor the whole
viii be sold az may b. desSsd-
TOR sALE-On reasonable terms, two tine
pwELLIsGs md from .isht 70 twenty q sIeeisnf
Celnsnexn Dsp1t Of the Hudson River ssfossHo TIsM
healthy sIS .esn.y sesutvs inaIasf SRGE W. cALKINs,
the premises : ,,SS,,r
NOR sILI-The TnREE-srORY BRICK
Il HOUSE and LOT. 10 fee, 10 a. wsn Past Lss ~
go:.sss oven .5 asts' T. jsSof Sa iis Pea.
Top sIIP-Two brown stone front HOUSES,
~ s.:.... Il. r.. &. .s no e We;
a.: , aS .sory snd ssl pwELLfso z ~
i: e ' 1;;;: 81 nd r 4 = y 4 IT,
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PHILADELPHIA LECTURES ON TIIEEVI
Il DENCEs OF CHRISTIANITY P'ice 50 20
LECTURES ON THE EviDEsCEs OF CHRisrIANI.
T hi S & b WasT S s hs
pp !. LID B"hcp Of the boes.s Penasylvanis
,NreopucronY GRsssAYNAPooiooErIcs BY the
RI Rev AopIo Potter ID, LID Bishop Of the Diocese oil
rf III TIE PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION. By the Rev.
Abrsm NJ Ltechn Rector OF St PAus Church Ne"'HsVen'
'I EFT PHILOSOPHICAL sCEPTIcIsM. By the Rev I'd
win HAYWOOD Rector Of the Church OF the lnesrnaon New"
" ON MIRACLES. By the Rev. Charles Mason, Rector
of Grace Church. Boston, Mass ,.u,s pn n,
Rev Aonro Potter DID, LII D. Bishop Of the Diocese OF
Rev Nj De w. Howe, DID,, Rector Of St. Lukes CHURCH.
f1 VIZ fEsScLEsrAsrICAL DEVELOPMENT BY the r.
Rev Thomas Atkinson D. Bishop of the Do;e'e Of North
os VIII 'RArroNALIsrc DEVELOPMENT By the Rev.
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is M MSbIs Il IsSRcRoMaNcY NO ARGUMENT
AGAINsT rHE GOSPEL By the r. Rev George Burgess
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IN N Il 1 ~ - nlTu now I"huls
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Ne have hundred notices q. speaking 70 me most
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Fret In War First in Peace ard Flint in the Hearts Of HE
County
II APPLETON d Co., Nos. 346 and 34S
~ Brosd~ay. publish THIS DAY,
MAXlMS OF WASHINGTON;
POLITICAL, SOCIAL. MORAL, AND RELIGIOUS.
Collected and Aranfed by
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Citizen of the United staes One volume, limo - pp
Price 81
volume like the has long bee needed The late
Fnl buchan whose regard for the American States
eiior the ttabhmtpt Of the Federal Union remarked
that the - - - ..,.,o.,
ought be upon Forum or Place Of Common
the people and read BY Parents and Teach
ers GUARDIANS their children ana pupils 90 that True
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In this collection originally undertaken Pablo Docu-
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In these Msrms every branch OF human knowedae,
exhibit rules for the conduct OF man winch Cannot De
By common consent Warrington s regarded as not merely
the Hero Of the American Revolution but the Worlds Apps
The 6T name Of America not only IT, bat always will be
shat of WssbnftOn There il sacred charm In his actions
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TFFFERSON's WORKS COMPLETE.
d The Ninth Volume Of JEFFERsONs "ohhs
rs,sx mi. moune This volume the eonelaons yIe OF
papers which have been course OF Puees
,;nn fI more then year and printed trom the Original maau
The ed,or Professor H. A washDgon Of virginia rs. ar
mi. great matter consisting Of az Aaoospay
Ssnee Report, Messages Addresses and ooeF
Mimi, Official and PIivse in the most perfect ana
,cry snper His Marginal Notes and 'noice have oeep pre-
b much care and will be found Of great service ~
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Bodro anb Rooms.

LADY and TWO CHILDREN 20 and N
N desire . FURsIsBED Rooa shh soAso, !. TN
city where there Ne lew o. no Other sdeia rsfls mus
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Cbanres for Business msn.
DEUG STORE for SALE-Now doing thirty.

~ rs business which with utexpired Lease viii be
cheap for essh circumstances compel Ia. 10 sell
rare chance for either Ply se.n or Druggist Apply
JAMES coz, No. 81 Cliff q.
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rosEURoPEAS CIRoD 49,, Sr Liver
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EOR sALE-The LEASE and FIXTURES OF
Il sFANCY OF THREAD and NEEDLE srOaE on sth
good business stand rood bargain sppled for n
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DOWERY THEATER.-Proprietor and Mana
I'D ger. p wALpRoNt Stage Manager, ROBr: 10 YES
rs cents Pin Gallery i2l c~pts BENEFIT OF
A. A RIFF Jr-THIs rvrN'sd. Nov. 10 will be per
G,msa ROBERT MACAIRE, FRENCH SPY. PERSE-
cuTEp DUTCBMAN. and LONELY MAN Of the OCEAN.
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M ANTED-A situation by a respectable Girl,
and a sood eLKER; would DO GENERAL HOusEwoRK
10 ,n.ll family No objection the county Has good city
reference Can be al No l saliTant between Pnnee
and HOu,tsns's
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-07-27
India Silks.
Ice! Ice! Ice

OW opening the best assortment of India Silks
IN offered in this city. OWEN & co.
April 81 46
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-07-27
Destruction Of Catholic Churches.

Our columns within few days have record
ed the destruction of three Catholic Churches,
one of which, at Bath, was burnt to the
ground, while the others were so mutilated as
to render them nearly valueless. Against this
wanton destruction Of property all good citi-
zens will raise their voice in earnest condemn
alton. 1t is 4 species of outrage that will
lead to the most disastrous consequences, and
we exceedingly regret that there are any per-
sons to be found who will thus lend themselves
to the base work, not to say the criminality
which it involves. We abhor the Roman
Catholics and their abhorrent religion as much
as anybody, but we protest, first and last,
against the wilful destruction Of their property,
without cause. 1t can only result disastrous
ly to those who are guilty of such acts OF vlo-
lence. II is no way to crush that church
or those in it but rather to strengthen both.
In our country ,property-even Roman Cathol-
ic Church proporty-should be kept sacred.
If our people have prejudices against the Cath
olics: if they have wrongs to redress, insults
TO retaliate, let it not be in this manner.
Wrong can never make right. 1t is far better
to consume the Roman Catholic creed with
burning logic, than their temples of worship
with the torch.
We hope to hear Of no further acts of this
sort, come from what source they may.-Somh
Boston Gazette.
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CITY of Bath.
AN ORDINANCE RESPECTING TRUANT cHILDRE

AN ORDINANCE RESPECTING TRUANT CHILDREN.
Be it Ordained by the City Council Of the City of Bath as
follows;
election l. Any child between the ages of four and
- twenty years, without lawful and regular occupa-
ton, who SHALL when able attend school, be
ry absent hererom for least half the time for anv six
successive days while the school is kept shall be liable to
penalty of five dollars
SEC 2. any such children shall have been twice CON-
vcted before the Municipal Court Of being absent one half
the time for any six successive days. once convicted of
being absent the whole Of any six successive DAVIS such
child shall be deemed and habtua truant and
shall be punished as Is hereafter provided.
Sec 3. any such children shall become babitua tr-
ants, by unnecessarily abscnng themselves from school,
and SHALL after being notified by Of the school commits
tee or the teacher of the school to which they belong to
attend school, unnecessarily absent themselves herefrom
for that day within the succeeding twelve DAYS
they shall pay fine Of five dollars.
SEC 4. The House Correction shall be the house Of
reformaon and the Judge Of the Municipal Court the Ju
dcia officer under the sixteenth section first article
Of the Act to provide for the education of youthD
SEC. g. One person in each Ward shall be annually ap-
pointed by the City Council to make complaint for viola
ton Of this Ordinance who shall be called School Guardians
SRc g. All ordinances inconsistent with the provisions
Of this ordinance are hereby repealed
IL BOARD OF ALDERMES, May 18th, 1854,
This Ordinances having had two several readings passed
to be ordained, b. G. BAILEY, Mayor.
In CoMMoN COUNCIL, May nth, 1854.
This Ordinance having had two several readings passed
to be ordained. CHAS. DAVENPORT, President.
sAcAnAuoc County Commissioners Court,
July Term, A. D. 1854
On the second day the Terp being the 9Th day July
1884, the above Ordinance presented and approved
the Court OF County Commissioners
July H. 3w5 Attest: GEO BARRON, Clerk.
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LAUNCHED on Tuesday from the ways of H.
Springer, ship of about 1900 TINS
Highly Important from Sam Juan

New YoRK, July "a. The steamship Pro
metheus arrived at 5 l-2 CLOCK She brought
$50 passengers, $500, 900 gold dust on freight,
and 5000, 900 in the hands of passengers.
The U. S. sloop of war Cyane arrived at
oan Juan on the 18th, to demand full and
satisfactory apology for the insult to Mr.
Borland.
The authorities and inhabitants refused to
make the slightest apology. Capt Hollins,
on the 10Th, issued proclamation to those
parties, that unless an apology was made bv 9
A. M. Of the 18th, he should proceed to bonn
bard the town. No apology came. The Can
tain meantime took possession of the Transit
Co.'s steamers, and sent them to the town.
offering protection to all who may wish it.
Precisely at the time designated, the cannon
aiding commenced, and continued without in
PERMISSION until P. M. No disposition being
manifested on the part of the inhabitants to
come TO terms, at p M a large party was
landed from the Cyane, who burned the town,
and nothing now remains but two small build
ings in the suburbs to mark the spot. No
lives were lost. Mr.. Scott, agent of the
Transit Co., rendered free passage, per the
Prometheus, to all who wished to leave, and
few accepted the offer.
The Cyane intended sailing for Boston on
the 18th, taking the Hon. Mr.. Fabines, our
commercial agent.
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BOston-Ch Goth, sch Exeter, Snow, Bath
Ar 2lst sch Ocean Queen, Chadwick, Thomaston
Ar I'D schs Gen Warren, Gupi Trader, Boardman and
Equal Andrews, Rockland; Niagara, Durham, Bath; Sd
brig Jos Albion, Clark, Trinidad.
San FranciscO-Ar 23d ult, ship Meteor, Pike, Bos-
Feb22.
GnIvesfon-Ar 14th, brig Eesta, Stevens, Boston.
New Orlenm~-Cd 18th, ships J z Harvard, An
dros, Liverpool; l4th, Marshied, Torrey, Liverpool
Adv Shamrock, for Liverpool, wig 200 bales.
MObiIc-In port ship Gen Berry for Liverpool
Wilmington, NC-Cld 18th, brig Rio Grande,
M,Cobb, Bath
Cid 10Th, brig Mctallack, SkoIfeld Richmond, Me.
In port 10th, briggs julia Payson ana Webb for Bath
ldg; sch Vermont, for do do.
Philndcl ? hin-Ar lSth brig VIM Crawford, Perry,
Providence; 10Th, brig Hesperas Huff, Bath.
All 10Th, sch Willow, Miller HaIlowelI.
CID 10th, sch Marcia, Winslow, Gardiner
New BedfOrd-Ar 10th, sch Lion, Gardiner.
New LOmdOn-Sld 18th, sch Gentle I'm Rockland)
New York.
Holmes HOIe-Ar 18th, brig Fred Eugene, Flinton,
Georgetown, SC, for Bath.
New YOrk-Cld 18th, sch Charlie 4 Willie, from
Daren Tor Damariscota: lost Of her pas
sage and left two others at the New York Quarantine Hos
pilal.
Ar 10th, ship William, Berry Liverpool.
Cid 2Oth, brig Bass, Crosby, Bath.
Ar I'D, brig Tornado, MCarty, Bermuda 14th ut
Owls Hcod-Ar 10th, schs Sea Serpent, Betsy Pierce,
and Genuine, Boston for Rockland.
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OPENING this morning, fine assortment Toilet Quilts
~ very cheap OWEN & co.
July %.
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Piano FOrtes
Sad Irons
Family Groceries.

0F the very best quality aud inishby
- ii. L. CHAMBERLAIN