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FOR SAL z.

tx TONS best Government Peruvian Guano
80 80 1000 bushs best Plymouth Stone Lime,
10000 bushels best Schuylkill Fine Lime,
% thousand good Hard Brick, ,5a ,
10 '' Samon Brick,
so perches Building Stone,
800 bushels Ground Alum Salt,
20 sacks Ashton's best Sait. Fl
30 bbls Fresh-(iround Family Flour, -
25 bbls. Eastern Herring
5000 lbs, Bacon, in Hams, ldiddlings, &C.,
Best Building Lime constantly on hand. -
Any quantity Of good Stone Lime, from Ply
mouth quarries and kllns, may be contracted
for by Farmers, for the land Of best quality, at
cheapest going rates. ei'g les sl.''a
s GEO. w. CUMAfINS " co.
Smyrna, June 20. 1884, 6m,
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SMYRNA NgsNsTRELs!
LOST

ON Sunday last, on the road leading from
Bethel NJ. Z. Church to Smyrna, Black
Watered-Silk MANTILLA, trimmed with Lace
about .one-fourth OF yard wide. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
Mr.. b. BESsoS, Smyrna. .~
- ROSETTA FORD.
August 3, 1854. .t-
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SrEA MBOAT BALLOON FOR PIIIL4-
DELPIIIA.

esy = TIE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
sssssesssGssGgts leaves Snyrua Io ding, ION Long
Pont,) for Philadelphia, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf, Phil
aGelphia, every MoXpAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at O'Clock, a. NJ, touching ut Dea-
kync's Landing, Port Penn, Delaware City and
New Castle, going and returning.
0~5- Breakfast and Dinner provided on board.
Freight carried al the usual lo W rates.
WM. S. BALL, CAPTAIN.
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NO fI,c Citizens of snnyrna.
Envelopes, Dye Sinking &S En-

Craving. '2vS
OIrs alteret Envelopes stamped with snsinesseartls
Homeopathic Envelopes, sell sealed and pristed,
- tsans ,or 6roeeFs, and putting mp Garieg ar5
r,s, seeds with printed directions at cor RS
,n,sione Manulactory and Printing Establishment So
cnfrTIf saIS, FOURTH street, Philadelphia. -
n B: Orders will be delivered by Express Or as per
agreement. lmareh -, 81 6m.
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gsObaE9etS; A.ii5neNy aa00Cgs, &c
~ E1AINER has ncw in sibre and Is i.iiy r.
5@5,"\ - cciving irom Manufacturers and Imuor
Set1 tcrs, Il htnlsOme assortnt hat OF Siraw. Brand
Lace ahd LAWN BONAEFS. tonch aud
American lowers. Rlbhons' SILKS and general
sormcnt OF Millinery Goods
Also, new manufacturing Wire and Guckrom
raises ana Cro"hS OF the latest Ersnch and English
patterns
Merchants and MIIlners are invited 10 call and ex.
anime beinra purchasing, being Icanident that his
style and prices will compare yoraby with those of
anV 1.-The esia Ishment
WM. C.. CALVER,
No'o o9 ~ SecofId ST., Philadelphia.
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TRAys ysENGS.

. ~tU NtVI.IIN ILN ST
Ian. 25, ls54--eow. ly.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOston-Ar 18th, schs Minerva Crockett, and Equal,
Andrews, Rockland; illumination, Sders, Wadoboro.
Ar 10Th, brig Civilian, Weber, Savannah, schs Oneco
Ewel, Thomaston; Sarah Jackson Rockland; Henry A,
Newbirt Waldoboro
Cid brgs Stephen Young, Lapham, Galveston Tangent,
Reed, Georgetown, SC.
Ar 2Oth bark Boynton, Mehan, Marsclles; brig On
ward Tebbets Wilmington, Nc schs Harriet Ann, Marson
GARDENERS Santa Maria Grant, Freeport Ino Jewett Bath
Cid brig j ii Kent Reed Mansanila.
list orig Angola Morton, Philadelphia; sen Salor-
ma Damarls oa; I'D, ship Macedonia, Goodwin Newcas
e v bark Geo Leslie Sleeper, London; brig Jno Alfred
Dearborn, Alexandria.
BOothbay-Ar 16th brig Australia, Wylie ,Wiscasset
Tor Georgeown SCI schs Gen Warren, Rockand for Bos
ton; Pitts Verrl, and Jos Farwel, -, do for New
York
Holmes HoIc-Ar 10th, brig Nebraska Mooers
Georgetown, Sc for Bath; 17th brig George Stockham
Oliver, Philadelphia for Bath; 18th, bark Geo Smouse
Warren, do for Boston.
Ar 19th brig Howard Race st Marys Ga for Bath schs
Gen Scott Bath for Philadelphia; Louisa New York fol
Gardiner; II Dunton, do for Haowell.
New Oricans-Ar 10th ship Mulhouse Heaey
Havre.
ADV White Falcon for London, wig 200 hhds tobacco
Mulhouse for Havre, ready to load.
Adv ship Sewal orril for Antwerrt, wig 800 bales.
Below 18th, ship Alice Counce Singer I'm New York.
Ar 18th, ship Revenue, Robinson, Bath.
Cid ship Sea Flower, Loring, Liverpool.
Ar 10th, ships Edw Stanley M'Kittie New York; Har-
vest Queen, Gross, Baltimore; Wizard King, Bath.
Ar 18th, ship Alice Counce, Singer, New York
Mobile-Ar 10TH brig Amesbury, Gould, Boston.
Ar 9th, ship Robt Kelly, Barstow New York.
JacixsOnVillc-Ar prev to 24th, brig Round Pond,
Palmer, Boston.
inc OlunS lttl, snip DeldWdfeJ rat
ten fin New York.
AIcxamdria-Ar 10th, brig Leontine, Merryman
Portland.
Sid 1Sth ship John < Albert, Crowell, New Orleans.
BaitimOre-Cld 10th, sch Electric Light Thomas
Boston.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 10th, brig Wilder
Cunningham, Baltimore.
PhiIadeI DIia-Went to sea 18th, bark Geo D Smouse
Cid 18th, sch Mars Hill, Wyman, EIaowell.
Below 10th, bark Samuel Merritt, FIN Bath.
Cid Goth, bark Hathorn, Hathorn, Savannah.
New YOrl-Cld 18th, sch Jos Barker, Ames, Dam
ariscotta.
Ar 18th, schs Florence and Coral, Rockland.
CID 18th, brig Tornado MCarty, Bermuda; 10Th, ship
Junius, Tictomb, Bonaire.
Ar 19th schs Richmond, Hail. and Cadet Peters, Rock
land
Cid Goth, ship Cambria, Berry, New Orleans
Ar 10Th, sch Isaac Achorn Koekland; 2lst, bark W
Seyburn, Seyburn Newcastle
NewporI-In port 18th, brig Monica, Rolling, fin
Pittston for Sag Harbor.
Ar 10Th, Delaware, Rockland for New York.
POrIIand-Ar 19th ship Kossuth, (of Bath Percy,
Newcastle, L.
EdgartOwn-Ar 18th, brig Com Stewart; Bishop,
Philadelphia for Brunswick.
NcwburyPOrf-Sld 18th, brig Lincoln Webb, Per-
kins. Wilmington NC.
GIOucester-Ar 14th, sch Gen Scott, Bath for Pha-
dephia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
Later from Europe.

The Africa arrived at New York on Friday
at four O'Clock.
The latest dates from Sebastopol were tc
the 28th of Sept. The fall of Sebastopol is
utterly false. At the latest date the allies
were investing an official despatch.
A despatch dated Paris. 9Th, says the Rus
sian entertainments on the Baalbeck were car
ried after third battle, and the allied gener-
ais were preparing to lay siege to oeoaStoPoi
in regular form.
On the SOth Sept the Russian embassy at
Vienna received Geographic intelligence that
two forts had been taken, but 1t was not known
whether they were merely advanced forts, or
within the region of Sebastopol.
A later despatch from Russian sources pub
lished in the Cologne Gazette, admits that a
despatch had been received, via Moscow, stat
ing that on the 9th the Russian force, after a
sanguinary combat, was retiring upon Sebas-
topol. Gen. Bonet was killed. The Rus
SLAMS numbered 900, and 100 guns. Men
schikoff was chased by chasseurs, and only
escaped by the swiftness of his horse.
The Russian loss is variously estimated at
from to $1,000 the former being probably
the most correct. A large number of Poles
deserted to the allies.
The French loss. was 400 men and 60 of
fcers. The English loss was 1851 rank and
file
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

Brig Choctaw of Boson) from Rockland for Galveston
wrecked on the coast Of Texas off Galveston, 18th u
during gale but was unable to get pilot and hauled of
but all her sails being blown away, she to in faith
oms water with both anchors down. Her chains parted
and she went ashore 6 miles below Brazos River where
her keel was knocked out and her lime took fire. Some
her spars and sails saved with which the rugged
tent shore to protect themselves from the storm. Yes
sci insured.
The Eneur date oSept 30h states that ship Charles
Jane Of Bath, FIN Stockholm for Boston taken to Copen
hagen 29th ult, examined by diver who ascerainet
that her false keel gone part of her keel split grea
deal of Copper Off her timbers much chaed her op
and oakum hanging loese and survey decided that sh
must discharge and repair Nearly 200 iron dis
charged before she got off the Broad Ground Capt Over
was so ill that he had to to the hospital Immediately at
ter the survey.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

Pennsylvania. The relative strength of
parties in this State, at the late election, is
clearly shown in the vote for Supreme Judge.
In twenty counties, comprising about half the
vote of the State, the results are as follows
Smyser, wing, 81, Black, democrat, 49,
83l; Baird, native and know nothing, IS ,403.
The Pennsylvania calls attention to these re-
suits IN the following terms. ''Here the three
parties are fairly represented by their differ
ent candidates. and the indications are that
Black, democrat, has about 100000 more
votes IN the State than Smyser, wing; and
probably 10000 10 $4,000 more votes than
Baird, know nothing. Thus the democrats
are In large majority over their opponents
when dsunited, while the old wing party is
IN double minority not only 100000 votes
lower than the democrats, but perhaps some
80, 600 to $4,000 votes less than the know
nothlngs.-ArguS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

A SHOOTING AFFA1R.-Ned Buntllne was
arrested on Tuesday afternoon in Bowdoin-
ham by Marshal Walker, on a charge of shoot
ing a colored man named Freeman, and
brought to this city, where he is undergoing
an examination as we go to press. The ahfray
came off in the vicinity of the Bay Bridge,
about half past ten o'clock, Monday night.
There are two sides to the story, as is usual
In such cases, and we wish not to PREJUDICE the
matter. Ned says he was attacked and used
his pistol in self defence. Freeman says he
only used insulting language to Ned as he
passed. There were three or four colored
persons in the company, and two whites, as
We learn from Freeman. 1t has been impossi-
bic, as yet, to extricate the ball, which en-
tered Freeman's groin, and he suffers extreme
pain.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Hong Kong Aug 5, ship Monsoon, Wlctt, unc.
AT Calcutta Aug 49, ship Ocean Seet Cunningham, for
Boston
AT st Thomas 9th inst, briggs Cronstadt ate Howland
deceased) Hardy for Birds Island It'll load guano for New
York, 9th.
At Havana 18th nst ship Kate swanton, Reed, firm New
York 9th.
At IIavre LIST inst, ship Hemisphere, Pray, London to
load for New York.
At Liverpool 4th inst, ship Geo Washington Commngs
for Boston, Both.
Sid FIN Liverpool 14h Harvard Andres New Orleans.
Cid at London 3d. Gertrude, Ssbee, Newcastle Z, and
New York.
Ar at Deal 4th Moro Castle, Bishop, Havana via York
for London; KmbalI Davis, Quebec for do (and both
proceeded.
Sid 18th, Alleghaneane, Steson firm Quebec London;
Emma Jane, Springer (hn London) New Orleans.
Put in 4th Supposed for harbor) Paul Boggs, Dizer I'm
Newcastle for New York.
Esneur Oct 5-The American ship Charles Jane, (of
Bath from Stockholm for iBoson got off the Broad
Ground Sept 1Sh after dischargng cargo, and towed
into Copenhagen
Ent for dg Sd, Geo Washington for Boston.
Adv Geo Washington for Boston, dg; Emerald Isle, Cor
nish for Boston 9h Gen Washington, for Baltimore 10TH
Gcrmaicus Fales, for New Orleans do.
Ar at Deal 18th, W0odcOck, Lambert, London for York.
At Malaga 9th ult, Nautilus, Lincoln, for Boston
SPOKEN.
Oct T. lat Al o. Ion 60 90 bark Lucinda Tarr I'm Bath
for Havana
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SPOKEN.

Oct lat Al o. Ion 60 90 bark Lucinda Tarr, I'm Bath
| for Havana
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

The REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE Trade
Howell Cobb of Georgia, has written letter
to the N. Y Evangelist, in reply to that pa
per, as to what the South would think of re-
rival of the slave trade. Mr.. Cobb says -
"You desire TO know what Southern senti-
ment may be, as TO the revival of this trade
! will give that sentiment as | understand il
and | think | understand it well-The South
is nolc, as eUer has been since the trade became
untngtW, UTTERLY OPPOSED TO ITS REVIVAL.
No doubt, sir, it would afford you much pleas
ure if the facts would permit you to say as
much for the North.''
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

H0hoUdy's Ointment and RUs Siu,prising
Remedies for The Cure of Bad LSgs-Mrs Al
ken, stewardess Of a steam vessel, residing in
WiIliam-street, Great Howard-street, Liver
pool, was afflicted for years with a dreadfully
had leg, in which were several deeply seated
ulcers that defed the skill Of many eminent
surgeons. AT last she was Obliged to resign
her situation and 90 into the Liverpool lnfrm-
airy, where she remained five weeks without
Improvement. She left the Institution, and as
a last resource commenced using Holloway 5
Ointment and Pills, and these valuable medi-
cines speedily effected a sound and perfect cure
Of her leg, and restored her to health and
strength.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
JAarriagts.

In this city, 10Th inst, by Rev N Brooks Mr. Samuel
H. Blagden to Miss Mary S. Mitchell. Also, Mr. Bena-
min b. Seigers to Miss Yesta T. Stevens all Of Bath
In this city, 18th nst by Rev. Dr. Elingwood Mr. Will
LA Sprague to Miss Harriet Bloom both Of this CITY,
In this city, 2st inst. by Rev. H. NJ. Blake Mr. George
Nlning Of Bath to Miss Catherine A. Merry Woolwich
In Phipsburg, 22d inst, by j. r. Mereen, Esq. Mr..
James NJ. Oliver to Miss Martha McIntire both Of p
In Wiscasset, 18th inst, Capt William b. Hilton, of New
York, to Mary K, daughter of Hon. f. Clark, of w.
In Ilaowell, Mr. William III. Merrick Of Philadelphia,
to Miss Maria, eldest daughter of Hon. John Otis of H.
In Wales, 18th inst, by Rev A. Files Mr.. James NJ.
Elliot Of this city, 70 Miss Clara c. only daughter Of the
officiating clergyman.
In Lewiston, Charles Lttefeld of Tewksbury Mass. to
Miss Olive f. Sanborn Of Lowel-formery Of Corinh Me-
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DGatbg

In this city, 18th ihst Mrs Ellen c., wife Of Edward
Raymond, aged % years.
In this city, 1t inst, Mrs. Ann Rush. aged II years
In this city, 23d inst Samuel D. Croker aged 60
In this city, 18th nst Annie, daughter of Peter Knight,
aged years and months.
In this city, 18th inst, Frank, and Goth, H. A. twin
children Of +. and Clara Wier aged IS months.
Inths city, l9thinst child Of Mrs Cook aged IL months.
In this city, 18th INST jeremiah Vnng aged Is years.
In Phpsburg 18th inst, John Parsons aged so years.
In Thomaston 18th nst Mrs. Lucy f. K, widow Of the
late Judge Eberezer Thacher and daughter Of Gen. Henry
Knox, Of the revolutionary army, aged rs.
In Bowdoinham, Goth nst james Co. son of Capt. Job
Jefferson, aged 10 years months.
In Lewiston, Mrs. Carissa Jones, aged 50 years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

ATTEMPT TO MURDER IN STATE Prison :
On Thursday morning, in the Massachusetts
State Prison, convict, by the name of Peter
York, made an attempt to take the life OF
Alfred H. Porter, an officer of the prison.
York, some years ago, murdered c man in
Ann street, Boston, for which he was SEN
fenced to be hung, but his punishment was
committed by Gov. Briggs to Imprisonment in
the State Prison.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
Look We! Look W!

DLUE, Blue Mixed, Red Twiled, white, do Shaker Elan
ID nels of all descriptions. A. b. BUTLER.
Oct "a.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

The Rev. Mr.. Bapst who was tarred and
feathered at Ellsworth, Me-, by gang of row.
dies, has recovered from his injuries. The
scoundrels who inflicted them upon him have
not been molested as vet by law but we trust
in time to be able 10 chronicle the hanging Of
every one of them. A fine place, to be sure,
where forty lubberly wretches are quietly al
lowed TO seize an innocent. man, and cruelty
mallreat and abuse him. And not content
with that, they must cinch the outrage BY rob-
bng him Of fifty dollars in money -Bostol
Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
STATE OF MAINE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUGUSTA, October Is, 1853. {
An adjourned session Of the Executive Coun-
Gil will be held at the Council Chamber, in
Augusta on Friday, the third day Of November
next.
Attest A. JACKSON,
Sec'y of State.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

81 Do you understand reason" says
Sambo to Bill Johnsing. "Den how can you
call me person Of LOOSE habits, when am
TIGHT de greater part of de time g.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

3 The Millerite newspaper, at Lowell,
hxes the period for the end of the world, on
the evening Of the 3lst of the present month
of October, or the 1st day of November
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

NEW MEDICINE.-Dr. Skinner, who for the last rs
years has been connected with the introduction of the
Richardson Bitters,' offers the public an article Of
Biters of his compromising, which bids fair To have
eat They very pleasant and agreeable are
pm up IN neat, portable form, said by those who
have used t possess excellent nvigoratinr uuaI-
tiles, and do not bel that there better article
in the market We have been for years acquainted with
the PROPRIETOR and hs honorable and gentleman busi-
ness dealings heretofore give that he will not
impose spurious article upon the public Success to
tie Dr. and his Bitters
For sale in Bath by A Page DIR J Mathews, T w La
cas-, VIM. Marston, and t Ellsworth, and by dealers
III medicine III the country generally. 3mlo*
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

O. A number of the citizens Of Bangor
have presented to Mr.. Bapst, Qhe Roman
Catholic clergyman who was recently mobbed
at ELLSWORTH a gold watch and chain, of the
value OF $50, as an evidence Of their good
opinion of him, and to replace the one stolen
from him al Ellsworth
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

Frost IN SAVANNAH. NeU York, Oct. 30
"A despatch received to-day, from Messrs.
Paddleford, Fay & Co., of Savannah, states
that white frost has appeared there, and adj
ylses absentees to return
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

GENERAL CAss ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION
The Detroit Free Press announces the fol
lowing as among the views of Gen'l Cass -
That the Territories are entitled to self
government in all respects not controlled by
the constitution
That slavery can only exist by virtue of the
law of the place
That there is no provision in the constitu-
ton which carries slavery into any Territory
where it did not exist at the time of the &C
QUESTION
That it can only exist by virtue of the law
passed by the territorial government
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26
Warranted to Relieve,
HALLS COUCH RALSAN

IE only article that gives instant relief and effects per-
manent cure.
For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Groups Whooping Cough,
Hoarseness &c, Halls Cough Balsam a remedy.
1t cuts the Phlegm and all foreign from
the Throat and Lungs, by free expectoration.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
country Prepared and sold Il. 4. GATCIHEBL, Brun-
swIck. 2m1S
A G. PAGE AGENT for Bath
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They are sure to do yen goOd
For they are eOmpOSed Of Vegetables.

NATCHELLiS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BTTTERS
VI remedy for All diseases arising from disor-
dered of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss Of Appetite Sleepness, Jaundice, Headache Cos
tlyeness, Female Diseases, &c
As spring and summer medicine it has no equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. j. MATHEWS and n K. ELS
WORTH. 49tf
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Il II RI % Az
a. c.. Page.

IT AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE, directly opposite the old Stand, in Moses
Block with "A very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
cerie Ship Stores Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES for sale at the market rates.
Ion
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We are requested to state that Prof Armes'
lessons on Memory will commence this
"wednesday eve, at the Com. Council Room
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WILLIAM. T.. SNHHTEE.
SALT.
Augusta Dye House.

IL articles for Dyeing Cleansing left at ALFRED
"A RoBISsoN's Grocery Store Front St. Sagadahock
Ferry will be forwarded and returned without DELAY Silk
and Wooden dresses Dyed in first rate styles also Swawls
Handkfs and Ribbons. All garments dyed without being
ripped. Shaws of all kinds ceansed, and Parasos dyed
Carpets ceansed and colors frightened.
Also for sale the Of A. T. r. superior article Of
Soap for removing greese OIL paint, &C., from Gents gar
ments, with directions for use ALE. L, ROBINSON.
Bath June 10.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

Schr Sarah, (f Provncetown) belonging to the Union
Lever Co. returned that port from the mouth Of
the kennebec river where she has been employed since
May last IN recovering the cargo of the ship Maine, from
Liverpool Tor and OF Bath sunk there chiefly anchors and
chains bar and pig Iron The property recovered val
ued at $4,000.
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EASTERN TIMES
50 50 MlRINE JOURNAL. IS

e th 49, q 70, No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
stnson favoraby known as an erjenced merchant and
saser, rnery Of this city. All business entrusted
ARTmB DoNNE9 20 with promptness and despatch
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MONDAY, Oct. %.


Sch Curlew, Bookings, Boston.
Sch Columbia, Baker Boston,
Sch William, Haines, Nepan, Ms.
CLEARED.
Bark General Cobb. (new, $40 tons) HASKELL New Or
leans; Schs Charles Tucker Potomac River; Ellen Nancy
Crane, Walton Ms.
SAILED.
Brig Philip Larrabee, -; Sch Director Boston slooI
Heroine.
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PORT OF BATH,

o.ur FRIDAY, Oct. 90.
Brig Wanderer, Chapman, st Marys Ga
Sch Sam Sawyer Sawyer, Of and I'm Gloucester Mass
,, SATURDAY, Oct. q.
ARRIVED
Sch Wasp, Nicholson, Prince Edward Island
Sch Petrol, Allen LaIIave Ms
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The WALKER DIVORCE CASE. In the case
of Catherine S. p Walker, by Christian
S. Sloan, her next friend. against Wildes P.
Walker, tried some time since at New York,
it will be remembered the jury were unable to
agree, but that subsequently by the consent of
both parties, the matter was put into the hands
of referee, who has since examined into the
matter and made report. On this report
Judge lngraham has entered decree, grant
ing Mrs. Walker the divorce applied for. with
liberty TO marry again, and giving her also
the custody of the children, with liberty to
Mr.. Walker to visit them once a fortnight.
The plaintiff to have judgment and COSTS
Port. ADJ.
The ARCTIC CATASTROPHE. The follow
ing is recapitulation of the number of per-
sons lost on board the Arctic at the time OF
her destruction
Known TO be saved
Passengers, 81
Officers,
Crew, 50-75
known to be dead, 5
Missing of passengers, 2ll
Missing OF crew, (abouD SO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

% Hon. JACOB SMITH, has received the
appointment of British Vice Consul for the port
of Bath
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DISASTERS.

Sch Chas Libby, 240 TONS built at Rockand months
old has been sold in New York for $4,000
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

% a new Democratic paper is soon to be
started in Lewiston, edited by John Abbott,
Esq, recently of the Advocate
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-26

SHIP BUILDERS BANK.-The annual cleo
ton of the officers of this bank took place on
Saturday last. The old board of Directors
were reelected with the exception of Henry
c. Lowell, Esq, the President, who declined
a reelection both on account Of i'll health and
a pressure of professional business. His
place was supplied by the election Of Hon
lido K. K1MBALL. Mr.. Klmball is a gentle
man of large wealth and brings to his aid in
his new position, several years experience as
director in the Lime Rock Bank of this CITY,
His we'll known ability in monetary affairs
renders his accession to any institution, of val
ue While upon this subject we may as well
mention that we understand rumors are ahoat
abroad, prejudicial to the Shipbuilder's Bank
These are groundless. The bank redeems its
bills in Boston and at its own counter, and is
in good standing .-ROcklaud Advertiser.