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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. So.

STtssoN & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, nre Agents
UNION LINE of packets from Bath TO BosteR Capt
Stnso favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpms TER formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
TO him be attended to with prOmptness ant despatch
ARTHCR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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City Of Bath.

IN BOARD or ALDERMEN, May 3, 1851.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be as fol-
" lows viz Lon and after the 10th day Of June next, and
until the 10Th day Of October quarantine shall be
had on all Vessels their Officers, Crews, Passengers and
Cargocs on their arrival from any port where any conta
us sickness prevailed the time of their departure and
IN all vessels on board of which any person Shall have
died. or have been sick with any contagious disease during
their h0meward bound passage
No person shall be allowed 90 board Of shore
from any vessel when on quarantine, without permit from
the boarding officer. Vessels will anchor quarantine
ground, opposite the South Steam Mill.
o. Pilots viii take Of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. u. q. BAILEY, Mayor.
WM. T0BBEY, City Clerk.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer.
May 20, ISL td49
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They are sure to do yOu goOd
For they are composed of Vegetables.

NATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATlIABTIC BlTTERS
VI are sure remedy for al diseases arising from dsor
deed state the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
loss Of Appetite, Seepness Jaundce, Headache, Cos
tvcness, Female Diseases, &c.
Asa spring and summer medicine il has equal, sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted
Sold in Bath, by Dr.. J. MATHEWS and NJ H. Els
WORTH 49tf
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70 the Public.
EeGaCEfa Elastic EEnrSp shoe

THE subscribers having purchased the right to manuac
ture and apply the above named Shoe for the city Of
Bath prepared TO accommodate such wish to
profit by the best improvement made for the benefit Of
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared to make the labor Of that valuable animal easy
possible ana also to guard against lameness tenderness
&c, with which horses have always been less
troubled 10 this end horse-hoers have been experiment
ting for the last 80 years. and until recently with but little
success.
With this Improvement however, all seems to be realized
that is necessary The shoe viii prevent lameness,
make horse ravea greater distance with less
fatigue and being made Of steel win very much longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some Of bestczcns have already proved to be all
that Is claimed for il. !. BLAISDELL x CO.,
2T Centre St. near the Hay Scale.
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REME Az
A. CT. Page,

IT As removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
STORE directly opposite the old stand IN Moses new
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores, Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT NEDICIN Is for sale at the leFest market rates
1tlQ
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Official Information has been received at this Office that
in order to guide vessels efecually by night,
rounding the Black Buoy Of the Knapp and the chequered
Buoy Of the Draystone, additional Bright Light will be
established on the LIST Of June next in the Light Tower
the west end Of the Breakwater but 5 feet below the pres
cut Light which being 63 above the level high water
the new Light viii be IS feet high.
This additional Light is placed that it can be seen
only by vessel When she is between the lines bearing
81 the present. Breakwater Light, from each two
above mentioned buoys-and therefore, whenever the new
Light is visible, the channel is open and she may d-
rect for it.
BY order Of tie Light House Boa'd,
THORNTON A. ENKINS Secretary
TREASURY DEpARTMEN,
Office Lighthouse Board, May 20, 1851
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gotten that Co COURSES cannot be depended upon with
out having REGARD to the time Of tide and its set.
nv order Of the Light House Board,
SAMUEL r. KNOX,
Lieut. U. s. Many, Inspector I'd LightIfose District.
Boston, Mass, June 10, lS5l
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ETEEE LADIES
WILL find mt the store Of Misses FIELD WILDES,
w Centre Street and most beautiful
styles Of straw and SILK B0TNErS, RIBBONS &c, &C.,
iii the city.
Prices low.
Bath, June 81 lS5l ltf
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Sad Irons


0F the very best quality and finish by
" III. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Eastern entrance to Spithedd, England.

Revolving Light of the Warner Shoals.
Official notice has been received at this Office, that
Floating Light moored the SW side Of the chan
mel which separates the Warner Shoa from the Horse Sand
1t lies in ID athoms the low water Of spring tides with
the following marks and compass bearings
ST. Heens Water Mill half its breadth open Of St. IIeens
Sea Mark, SWbyW1-2W.
Outer End Of Ryde Pier between the Towers of Os-
borne, NWbyW
Nomans Land Buoy, NWbyN 1-6 miles,
Horse Elbow Buoy, E3-4N 2-3 Of mile
Dean Tail Buoy, ESE 1-3 miles.
Nab Light Vessel, S3-4E IL miles.
This Warner Light revoves, shows bright flash every
minute and is visible in all directions.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Secretary Lighthouse Board
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A fool, barber, and bald headed man
travelled together. Losing their way, they
were forced to sleep in the open air; and to
avert danger, it was agreed to keep watch by
turns. The lot first fell on the barber, who,
for amusement, shaved the FOOLS head while
he slept. He then woke him and the fool,
raising his hand to scratch his head, exclaimed,
Here's pretty mistake, rascal you have
walked the bald headed man instead of me-
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Gas Burners. Chandeliers. sc.
Mourning Prints !

lust received at The Granite Store two cases new styI
q mourning prints. fl OWEN & CO.
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[Per tnship America, at Bostonl
Sid FIN Lyerpoqst, l,oht Kelley, Barstow, New York
In the river Quit d bound, Elvira owen owen,ior New
CD 2lst, NiagaqDrummend, New Orleans
Adv, Esmeraldsr New York Path ult; BENZ Adams, do
26th; VIM HitqDck, do 18th; Am Union, DO LIST inst;
Yorkshire, do I'd sm Tapsco do 7th: Harvest Qneenfor
philadelphia withspatch; Della Maria for Charleston
Ent for ldg 2lstiampion Drew, BoStOn Western Con-
unent. Higgins, Nv York
Ent inward at hdon I'D Eric, Curtis Matanzas
In port 23d, Raleer, franklin Philadelphia ldg
Ar at GraveseR2d, Mary Whittier Jones, Havana
IA IN Gard r tS e Ahap White s New 9 YORK
SD fun IIelvoetth, Republic, Sawyer, New York
:, Adv, Wurtemlg, for New Orleans; Delaware, and
Mountaineer, tonw York
CPer hmship Baltic, at New York;
Arat Lvcrp84th Glt, A Thompson, Mustard New
Queen, Manson&i Britannia, rorrey. New Orleans
Sid 18th, Nlag4 Drummond, New Orleans
! Emit inward az ndon 23d Mary Whittier Jones, from
Al at Deal 27tbJ Hathorn, Brown, Remedies
Ar at Portsnot 26th Tanger, Swectser, New Orleans,
Al At Hun 25tialtlc, Murphy, stJohn, NIB
Ar at Hamburtd, lenox, Dillingham;, Matafzas
Ar at CuNhav&3d, Marion, Sampson Havana
Ar at AntwerTh, Rome, Gross, New York
AtGlbralter l4ut bark saxony Hows, repg
unda1nted 1872 tons American
o7 Glasgow 2Slt, shrp John Fyfc, Lawton for York
AZ cHenfuegosh ult, ship Moro Castle Bshopfo En
A. Quebec 5tfst, ship Danube Rich for london ime
Ar 5th' ship Inbard, Lombard Bath
! SPOKEN.
June ~ Lat y ion % So ship Wabash, fin Havana for
June q Lag lon u 80 ship Arabia Boutelle FIN New
June Is, lat on a ship ApluodItc Arclclcrm Havana
| for CowcS
IS, lat A. lonl So ship William Berry, I'm Liver
/ pool for New NIX
July B. lat "a ion az seen ship American Union
] Otis, fm New qeanS ~ Liverpool
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Brig Phillip Larrabcc. Aud, sJlnnah
Sch Fanny Mitchell, lFcrnAld philadelphia
SAlLED-Sch Fred Dyer LANCASTER, # Marvs, Ga
AREIvID.
Brig r Spear, Aud, New Bcdrd
Sch A6cona. Wyinan. Cieorpeswn, SC
Sch Ala -, New York, (wh corn and hourto W II &
CLEARr.
81, Brig cqns g H.. Mathews ports sch Mary Wise
II SATURDAY, Juty S
Steamer G Gsse P sials, Dunn
ARD1sD.
Brig Virginia Adams Ycorico River with white oak
Sch Nelson. Ogicr, Jackse yle, III
Pr sch William, Haines, Nean, NJ
sen Ustaoga, Briggs Potnac River, with white oak
Sch Gazellc, POOLE, Boston or Augusta
CLERED
Fl Marx Eza8 5 e ar Prince Edwq W, Island Elan
land
The New York Ship List ste that ship Continent built
in Bath in 1850, 1881 ions d! been SOFA for s6Oooo
4 Ecqnebtnk 3oh rs % essrs 4 g Tstomb.
brig called the zenith Of ~ ols oued by the builders
DOMEsjC PORTS.
Ar At New York 9TH ship empest OF Bath, rattcn New
port.
Ar 9th ship Meteor fulls Philadelphia; sch Minerva
Crockett, Rockland
=.
flowed TO sea 18th, ship h-cr stewart
ADV bark WIN 4 Jane, f9iyerpool,wtg 300 bales
Ar 81. ship Edwin Five, itchcock, Boston
Poriiand-Ar 5th, ship ,hn Dimock, Skoldeld Liver
pool lst nit; bark Ionic, llldall. Carlenas
EEOiile-Ar 9th, brig rs, Richardson. Thonaston
JackSonville-Ar 22dAgs Australia Reed, Wiscasset:
ThOs Conner. Stoycr New Ork
Georgetown, sS,-(ia "A. brig VIM purngtOn, Purng-
ton. BAH: 27th. sch G 4 fbev, Wallace. do
Baltimore-Ar Isl or brig William HENDERSON, Car
diner
New Yorl1-Ar 81. sclfiover, Eliza Jane and Orrin
Cowl Rockland; Both Gerald and lIurd DO; eth brig
Matinc, 1homdike. Sagf
Bosion-Ar It'll. brig Aulct, Miller Pictou
Cld brig New Globe, NlctS, WiscaSSct
Ar Sih, schs Henry A, ewbirt, WaldOboro mo Jewett
Bath
ca bark Nautilus, loln, Genoa; schs Ingomar D
Becher baltimore; Mia (of Bath, late OF Lubec 4
Winslow, rhiladelphiant Marys, sylvester, Bath
Ar 9th, sch Richd Amklc, Cutler, RondOut
New Orleans-Ar3 g., ia K Jane Doten, Grows, Ma
tanzas
ADV ships Lady Fraln, for liverpool part cargo en-
gagged: Geo PattcIi London, w.t. 25J hhds tobacco
Mobileln port shi sea Lion for Havana (before re-
ported for Europe
Philadelphia Ar ship pelican State Weeks Callao
Ap u Cid 6th sch Efrprise Blake, Bath
Wilmington, Gar 4th, briggs Julia Pdyson, Giles.
Bath; Rio Grande, Arlbb, do; 18th Netaack, Skolheld,
do
Newars-Sld 9th. Florence ROckand
New orl1-Ar 6ttark lido kimbal lngraham, Caao
Mch Il: ship Alice Cflcc. Singer Hlvre May 80
Cld sch Chas Wild. Boyd, Bath
AT Ith. ships w Ucwall, Small, Cardiff 49, Linda. Of
Bath Brown Livert May p; Sh, Emerald Isle Corn
ISL, Liverpool
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CHECKED Corded Cambrcs, Jaconet Cambrics Victoria
~ lawns Swiss Auslins, White Linens, Damask Covers
Napkins Doyes, Birds Eye Lnen Diapers, &c. Just re-
ceived at April B. A. B. BUTLER'S.
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THORNTON A. JENKINS, I coa.a.o.ias
A d Il 1, A ~ Il EtNllldllls.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Light-lIouse Board,
Washington City, Oct. ii, 1852.
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THE valuable house on High Street occupied BY + s.
J, NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply to
4. S. J. NEALLEY or d. Bronson, agent orhe Owners
May Is. 4stf
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TWantY-fYe Gents

GENT to H. e. COLLINS Saco, Me-, post paid will pro-
~ sure L. Il. BOWS 70 Receipts how Make Money ana
Save Money and to make $3.50 500 per month"; and
valuable Receipts worth five dollars per Receipt.
Saco, April 10th, 1851. 5w49s
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NANIARINDS Jcles Mar1nalades, Syrup, Olives CAperp
| Martiioes, Worcestershire Sauce Sariines Gelatpe
Isiuglass Hops, Broma, Greats, &C., for sale by
50 "A. q. PAGE.
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Cumberland Coal.

R00 TONS, run Of the Mines, Cumberland coal a supe-
OOO rior article for backsmiths use, just landed from
Steamship Freeman Rawdon from Alexandria For sale by
June 10, 1854 b. 0. WEEKS.
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Hardware, Cutlery, 60.
MITCHELL e FnEV

EEP constantly on hand and for SALE large and supe
IN ror assortment OF Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
penrs Tools Of every description the lowest prices for
cash Also, constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware
Shilsf htmps, &c-, &C. 81
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AKKINEI.

IkEAsIkN UEFAkTMEN,
Office Lighthouse Board, May 20, 1854. 5
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Official Information has been received at this Office that
the commissioners Of Northern Lighthouses have given
tice Light House has been built upon the Island Of
Dayar the the Bay Of Campbeltown IN the
county Of Argyll the Light Of which viii be exhibited on
the night of Monday 10th July 1884, and every night
thereafter the going away of daylight in the evening,
till the return Of da! light in the morning.
The folIoriRg is specification Of the House,
and the appearance Of The Light, by Mr.. DaUid SteUen
son. Engineer 10 The Commissioners
The Lighthouse is in n Lat So % min. 45 sec and
W. Long 81 81 min. 10 sec.
The Davaar Light will be known to Mariners as RE-
NOLYING LIGHT, which shows bright white Light once
every ha-minute.
The Light elevated about 120 feet above the level of
high Of ordinary spring tides and may be at
the distance Of about Is miles, and at lesser dista
according to the state Of the atmosphere
observer, in favorable circumstances, the Light will
wholly disappear between the intervals of greatest bright
The arc Illuminated by this Light extends from about
SHE by compass to about WbyN and faces northwards
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
n IL
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Augusta Dive House,

A LII articles for Dyeng Cleansing left at ALFRED r.
RoGNs0N'S Grocery Store, Front ST. near Sagadahock
Ferry will be forwarded and returned without delay silk
and WOODEN dresses Dyed in first style; also Swaws
Handk'fs and Ribbons All garments dyed without being
ripped Shaws Of all kinds ceansed, and Parasols dyed
Carpets clcansed and colors frightened.
Also for sale the Of A. H. r. superior article Of
Soap, for removing greese oil paint &C., from Gents gar
ments, with directions for ALT. I. ROBINSON.
Bath, June 10.
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Sharpen your ScytheS.


Y
NJ Il. GANNFTT has superior Patent scythe Rifles.
M May II. so
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Brig Phillip Larrabcc Aud, s;tannah
Sch Fanny Mitchell. lFCmald. philadelphia
SAILED-Sch Fred Dyer, LANCASTER, 81 Marvs, Ga
FRIDAN. JtllY
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DRIED Beef, Northern sugs4 cured Hams, new Lard
- Pickles BY the gallon and jar, bcchup, &c for sale by
50 A. G. PAGE
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TO THE TRADE!
Sheetings and Shirtings.

OPENING at Owen & Co.'S, ten cases sheeting and sh
" tng-some very zine. al
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

TT q. BEACH < Co, n Pine street, New York sole
ii : agents Cotton Canvas from several other mills
AlsoAsnaburgs Prints Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
'or Oalic0 and Satfnett Printers. 6n5O
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India Silks.

n OW opening, the best assortment Of India Silks ever
y offered in this city. OWEN 4 co.
April y. As
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Monday afternoon the Council was called to-
gether by the Mayor, and passed an order di-
reeting the Mayor to cause the act for the pre-
servation of the public peace TO be published
and distributed 10 every family in the city al
so an Ordinance authorizing the Mayor to APP
point so many additional policemen or watch
men as he shall deem necessary, not exceeding
two hundred in number
A Joint resolution was offered by MIR. Gill
man. and passed unanimously, declaring 1t TO
be the duty of every friend Of law and order to
exert the full weight of his influence in the
preservation Of the public peace. and pledging
to the Mayor the hearty cooperation Of the
Council in such measures as he may deem nee
tssary 10 maintain the public tranquility. Tri6.
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USEFUL REcIPEs.-For keeping your tenn
per.-Never get into passion.
For getting on.-Never be in hurry.
For avoiding mistakes.-Don't express
opinions.
For improving the memory.-Never forget
any thing.
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House and Ship Painting,
Nutting'S Patent Window Spring.

Patent Tearing ddte June IS, 1852.
NIIIS Spring, when fitted the SASH sash can be ia
ken out Of the frame without removing the stop strip
~ also made tight by expansion dispense with the
trouble and expense Of double windows. When raised
can be retained in any position without weights catches
This Spring is cheap and simple its construction and
combines many advantages that Importance of adop
ting it will at once be seen, when examined.
The subscriber having purchased the rights for the city
Of Bath and the towns Of West Bath Brunswick ana Tops
ham, is prepared to furnish the springs fit them 70 the
sash All orders left at his house Green Street. will be
promptly attended to and faithfully executed.
DANIEL MeALLASTER.
Bath March co. 1854. tf4l
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Sch Altoona W vman George9wn sc
Sch Aid, -, New York, (wil corn and nourto w II {
II NcLpIDn) In
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Tax Notice.

HE Taxes assessed upon the citizens Bath for the year
1854 are committed TO me to collect Ig paid within
thirty days, per cent within sixty days. per viii BE-
discounted; and not paid in three months they
dered to be sued. AMMI K. MITCHELL,
July IL TrCas'r and Cor
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IIE subscriber would say to his old patrons and friends
and the public generally, that he il now ready to make
contracts for
Ships Tanks, Boilers, Steering Wheels, Cap
aaas, and al h'ids Of Ship Work,
Such as he used furnish lie will be ready
operations in one or two weeks Call Backmer's Wharf
Commercial st. GEO. MOULTON.
Bath, May ), 1854. 3w1
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r ne Honorable i7loid Blqsey, .rldge qf Probate

TO the Honorable fr7iold BiaKey sJndge Of Probate
tCith5n anil for the county Of Lincoln.
DANIEL WALKER, administrator Of the estate ofWlLI-
il LAM s. WALKER late of Bath, once in said County
deceased, respectfully represents, That the Personal
Estate Of the said deceased is not sufficient by the
Of rwelvs hundred and forty-n dollars and forty
eight cents answer just debts and charges Of admins
therefore prys that he may be empowered
licensed to sell and convey much OF the Real Estate Of the
said deceased may be sufficient raise the said with
incidental charges.
LINCOLN, Ss.-At a Probate court heJd AZ Hiscasset
tUithin and for the County Of LiacOia The "a day
ofJuly, 4. ID. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the said Petit
toner give notice to all persons interested Estate
that they may appear Court Of Probre holden
Wscasset within and for said County, the seventh
day of August next by causing copy Of sand Petition with
this Order be published in the Eastern Times printed at
Bath three weeks successfully previous said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Jpdge Of Probate.
Attest: f. FooTE JR Register.
True Capitalists Il. FoorE, Jr, Register. 3w4
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SALT.
SALT.
r LIVERPOOL Salt aioat, for sale by
IL July IL D. & L. PATTEN.
BLACK E4Ace Visites.

DECEIVED this morning few black lace yises, also a
IL few black and colored silk vistes.
July IL. OWEN co.
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FURNACES, Of the most approved patterns stationary
and portable, for heating Churches, Dwelling Houses
stores, &c put up and warranted give satisction
the most reasonable terms, by III. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
lam, June IL, 1898 52d
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FeEIGN PORTS.
IPer steamsb Washington, at New YorI

CPer Steathp America Halifax
SID for New York lh, Louisa kilham firm Cardiff: p
Robt Kelley, FIN LiveoOl; 23d. Edw Stanley, I'm do
Ar I'm Charleston Sh, Della Maria, at liverpool
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Ar al Liverpool lSult, Western Continent Higgins New
Orleaps; 18th, UndEteh Freeman, savannah; susan &
Owens, Pierce, Chipston; 10Th bella Maria, Norton al
Sid 10TH Sea NA9h, Harding New York; 18th, Ellen
Maria. Whitmorc, Iton
In tie river outvl bound, Elyira owen, owen for Phil
adclpfia
AT at Plymouthth, ST Bernard, Navo Matanzas
STA fin Falmoutth, Erie Curtis, urn Aatanzas Lon
dan
Al at Glouceserth leroy, Hall0well Miramichi
Sid I'm Newport u, Brandvwinc, Merrymau New York
Ar at Steckholmsl, Cambria. Perry rillau
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lighthouse Board, June 10, 1854.

Lighthouse AZ Wiatertoa, Englaad, EAST Coast3
Official information has been received at this Office
through the department OF State that with the object
rendering the Light House at Winterton more distinctly
visible from Vessels at during the daytime tie Tower
is about to be colored Red. The buildings arouad Will
continue White, they are at present
BY order Of the Light-IIouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Lighthouse Board, May %, 1851. s
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Run Away

FROM the subscriber Sunday, 25th nst an indented
l app entice, named Osrow NJ. Morse, aged about Is
years lie has light complexion, light hair, light blue
eyes, rather Short with the back part his head
When he left he had check shirt blue pants and Kos
suth hat. All persons forbid hhrbOFng trusting
hum my account shall pay debts OF his contract
ing ANY person who will said boy, give inform
alton where be may be found, shall b. suitably rewarded
Topsham June 81 1854 JAMES TARBOX.
3w1%
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DreSS Silks
Ice Ice! Ice

EIG'D striped, plaid and plain dress Silks complete
l. sortment, just received by OWEN co.
April y. 46
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Coal.

16O TONS White Ash Egg Coal 100 tons Red Ash
lou Range do arrived this day per schooner Geo. Ho-
man. May S. AZ B. O. WEEKS
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Light House Board, May ~, 1904.

and the preseryaton life and property from loss by ship
wreck on our coasts earnestly requested to give prompt
information to Inspectors superintendent Of Lights
Or N bs Board by direct communication Of cases in which
lights are not lighted puncualy at sunset and extnguish
ed at sunrise in which they properly aen-
ded to during the night in which Light Vessels and
Buoys are Of position and Of all in which the
published instructions from this board are strictly
Cuted that the board may, with little delay posi-
be apply the proper remedy and prevent further neglect
of duty matters connected with the Lights Beacons and
Buoys Of the United States.
BY order OF the Board:
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rPer shnship America at Boston1

Spanish Main
At Sagua 2lst ubark John Bird, Bird, for New York
Ar at 81 John lst inst, brig finds Boyingon Bath
Cid ship Fanny lT, Jordan, London
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IN Wood Island the mou Of Kennebec River, three
" sheep and one lamb The Owner il requested to pay
charges and take the away. TIIOS. SPINNEY.
Phipsburg, June u, 1851. 3vl
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Tuver Irons.


TNHElatest and most approved Patent. For sale by
H. HYDE Co, Agt's for Lincoln County.
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Vinegar!

DCRE Clarified Cider Vinegar will be kept constantly
hand and for sale, wholesale and RETAIL BY the subscri
Der ut the Ferry Landing. Dealers will do wen cali
and examine 1t will BIZ sold below anything IA the
ket. May Is 52tf JOHN WOLSTON.