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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

COUNTY OF SIG 4DAHOC, Ss.-Ata Court Of Pro-
bate held IN Bath, the first Monday Of October 1854.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That notice be
given by publishing copy of said petition with this
der hereOn, three weeks successfully in the Eastern
Times newspaper printed in Bath that all persons in
tereSed may attend OH the first Monday of November
next, Court 0fProbate then to he holden in Bath,
and show cause if any why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted. Such notice be given before
said Court ID. BRONSON, Judge.
Attest: A. 7. THOMPSON, Register.
Copy of Petition and order of Court,
Attic I: A. L. THOMPSON. Register 3w16
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Schenk's PuImOnic SyruD.

TOHNSONS Lnament, Pills and Bters OF all kinds, Sar-
sapara and Tomato Btters Syrup of Yellow Dock FISH
ers Cough Drops Morses Invigorating Cordial Poor Mans
Plasters, &c. for sale by SO A. G. PAGE
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WINES AND SPIRITS,
For Medicinal PURPOSES.

AMESMITCHELl. has beendnIyappoinIedbyt he
u Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for the city TO sell
Wines, &c .formedicinaland mechanic purpOseson-
y,agreeabl iothe "Acl for The suppressonOf drink
ing housesahd tipping shops, and u prepared o
furnish hearIIcle for The above purposes hiSsiore
on Centre Street
Bath Aug 9l852. lOti
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In THE WORLD.

In THE WORLD.
Testimony Of LAZY WhO had for than years
been sick lcith bad HupOr, LUer CoBDIaint Pain in
her side Back stomach lchO By the use
0fDr. OrdUay's Hunor Discovery and Blood Purifier.
DR.. ORDWAY-Sr-For more than two years L have
been very much affected with bad HTnor and Liver
Plant, and at times was unable work.
You hardly imagine how much L suffered from my
humor had almost constant pain in my side, back
stomach my food distressed exceedingly, my appetite
irregular, and at times my skin quite yellow.
Some said had the Jaundice. tried many medicines
recommend for diseases Of such nature but they done
no good.
spent many dollar that earned when sick enough
be my bed pay my doctors bill. was about to give
up in desparIr-yet life is sweet.
Hearing your Humor Discovery spoken Of in high terms
thought would try bottle, but confess with but
little faith.
After taking one bottle my health much improved
that encouraged get another and found it sufficient
to restore to better health than haze experienced TO,
years.
lean unhestatingly recommend it to all who may be
similarly afflicted to be the best remedy in use.
Respectfully yours, PHEBE A. THOMAS
Lawrence, Dec. %, 1858.
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Greatest Discovery of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others purchase no Remedy
equal to DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysentery Coc Group, Chronic rheumatism Sore Throat
Toothache Sea Sickness Cuts Burns, Swengs, Bruises
Old Sores Headache Mosquito Bites, Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back etc.
If does not give relief the money will be refunded
that is asked is fair trial. and it according the d
rectons.
1t is an English Remedy, and was used by William w
late King of England, and certified by him. fol
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 100000 bottles have been sold in the United
States without single failure and many have that
they would not be without tiff $40 per bottle
Of Group, as it is as certain as it is applied.
1t cures Cholera when first TAKEN in few hours; Dyson
terry in half an hour. TOothache in five minutes. 1t per-
ectly innocent to take internally, and is recommended
BY the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price Is and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating to the wonderful accomplished
his Lniment but considers warrantng sufficient as any
person who does not obtain relief need not pay for it,
DIR. Tobias has put up HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles, which s warranted cheaper and better than any
other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls SweIIings
Cuts, Bruises, etc.
Price so cents. DR.. Tobass Office, 20 Greenwich street
New York.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and n X. ELLIS.
WORTH 1y31 .
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CITY of Bath.

City Of Bath.
In BOARD ALDERMEN, May 8, 1854
ORDERED That the Quarantine Regulations be as fol-
" lows viz On and after the 10th day Of June next and
until the 10th day Of October next, quarantine shall DC
had on ALI Vessels their Officers, Crews, Passengers and
Careoes on their arrival from any port where any conta
gous sickness prevailed at the time Of their departure and
on all vessels on board Of which any person sha nave
died or have been sick with any contagious disease during
their homeward bound passage
No person shall be allowed to go on board Of or shore
from anv vessel when quarantine, without permit from
th boarding officer. Vessels will anchor quarantine
Ground opposite the South Steam Mill.
~ pilots will take notice Of the foregoing regulations
= III accorlinry. b. G. BAILEY, Mayor.
oil" "'' WIN. TORREY, City Clerk
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer 80
May 20, 1854. ~
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

JUST received, large and extensive assortment OF
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &C, which offer at the
lowest mandatory prices These fixtures from the
best mandatory, and all warranted Please call
and e. amne. 3. w. HEATH 81 co.
Bath, June 4. 81
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ALSU 4 GUUD STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Dry Goods, Clothing. &c.

Warranted of best quality, which will lie sold AZ low
as can be bought in this city.
Bath, Maya 1854. 1y46
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ache, snd curing Eruptive Diseases
Of the Skin.
Its reputation, co-extensve with the civilization OF the
GLOBE makes all praise superuous all exaggeration mpos
sibe.
since Its discovery, no substitute has been found
pete with its incontested its ncontistbe superiority
Physicians and Chemtsts-honorabe citizens from all
professions Of life the leading Journals of Europe and
America,-LGdies who hare IL upon their dress;np
tables and Mothers in their Nurseries in fact its mil
lion patrons every where from pebans to kings uro
the most pleasing and fecting article either as
as MEDICINAL OR TOILET PREPARATION ever pro-
duced Do not fail to give it trial. Price but rs cents
The Kasharon neutrazes the effects Of Disease Climate
and old age, in Preserving Restoring the human Hair
even after Badness OF MANY YEARS.
1t ceanses the scalp from Dandru and all its impurities
will cure the NERVOUS HEADACHE, and all ERUP
TIVE DISEASES of the skn and is the most desirable
tcle for Curling and imparng gloss to the hair in the
world.
happily unes the effect Of the choicest Pomades to the
best French Extracts and exaes the Perfume OF the most
delightful flowers.
A" 1t gives my hair such bright and soft appearance
keeps my head clean, above all does not stain nv
hat MISS JULIA CUMMINGS,
81 Warren St., N. Y"
1t only after the repeated solicitations of friend
that was induced to give trial generally pronouncne
such things humbugs, but sir, in this it is very
dsreedby reality that the KGthGron has fully restored
my hair after a badness Of t,CelUe years.
AMBROSE L. HAZARD 126 Chambers st. NY
Sales postve-never consignment. D. s. BARNES
161 Broadway, N Y, Proprietor.
Sold by C. W. ATWELL, under the T. s. Hotel. Port
land General Agent for State of Maine Also sold nv q
PAGE. and J. MATHEWS, and BY druggists and dealers
everywhere.
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Last Call.

Ill persons indebted the subscriber, by note
n count, requested to call and settle Immediately.
he wishes to close up his accounts without delay
This is the last call. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, MAY 81, 1853. soft
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Oil and Candles.

lust received from New Bedford, bbls BeAched
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls bIeached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamamtine do.
rOBACCO-Fea hersIOne, Woodgaie, and Pollard
brands. For sale by D. Il L.. PATTEN.
MayF. As
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Selling Off.

LARGE assortment OF Mems Thin Boots that will be
a sold at dscountfrom former prices, by
July rs. j. w. ROBERTS,
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Wanted.

I n GOOD Coat makers, do pant do 5 do Vest de,
~ who will begven good prices and constant employ
ment by w. HAWTHORNE,
80 So Front 81. Bath, Me.
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Just Received.

JUST KKGCCEVGUe
A FEW barrels early tart apples, for sale by
IN Sept. 8. NJ. F. GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

ASremoveda few rods to the house recently occupied
by Mrs. Walker, of Washington and Pearl streets
day. e -
May %. 40
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LYON I'D
!! KATMAI&OM
FOR THE
.AAIRz

For preserving. Restoring, Cleansing and Beau.
tifying the hair, alternating Nervous Head
ache, snd curing Eruptive Diseases
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ME"
PROVISION & GROCERY STORE.
Opposite Moses New Block,

WILLIAM JOY would inform his friends and the public
that he has taken the Shop formerly occupied by VIM.
II. Smith,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
Arrived.

L s. NJ steamship James A6ger TurnsT Charleston 50
hours mdse and to SuIges Cearman CO. Mon
day NJ 10 miles " T. Of Cape Roman exchanged signals
with steamship Augusta from NewYork bound TO Savannah
Ship Ontsro (pkt Wood Liverpool Oct H. mdse and Gig
passengers Gnne Minturn Co. Had two births and four
deaths during the psssse Since passing Ion ~ experienced
heavy westerly sa'es Nov g. LAT ~ Ion. IL 50, spoke bark
Lord Metcali from Liverpool for s.. Johns.
Ship Ossspee (of Poulandl Merrill. Cuxhsven Sept q,
md.e end 80 passengers to T. Beeh& kunhaIdt Had II
ship Sea Lion Coi Bath Hall Shields Sept a. coal 10 4
w Hsr. Oct 90 lat a. on. &c IS, spoke b. bsrk - from
Sligo for New York .
lat II q iop co. exchanged signals with black clipper ship
steering By E. Nov. H. lat a 10 lon 50 H. spoke ship
Neva fIou New Orleans fJr Liverpool, IS days out
Ship John W. White, (of Boston, Snow, New Orleans =
days mdse. TO c. c Duncan co.
Ship 81 De1n Folsnsbee HAVE 50 days ndse and $50
Boyd Hncksn has ned ~ deaths on the pass-
age from cholera -
Bark William, (of Boston, Rhodes chsrle'ton d' luuber
70 Sheldon & Co.
Bari Lan.rns Hayden Galveston 3 dsys cotton, IL.
J. w Dunlop Wa in company with bark Mnnests Of and
for PhiladelThia Nov. IL, in Is, - 81, lon. 80 i6.
Barb Msgasene tBTeml Baeme Bremen 59dsys, IN ballast
Isl tGeuger Meyer Stacker Experienced heavy gales
from S.W lost topsaiis. &c.
Big Belle Poule Herrch MaeAss 70 d., lumber TO snp
son. MAYHEM & Co.
sehr Thomas H. Thomson, Nckerson, Philadelphia with
coal bound 10 Boston
sehr Crimes, BIZ Titus Horton " S. % days, potatoes to
II. De Wolf& Co.
sehr J. Miller, Strong Rockland. line.
sohr Loune ONe Charleston l6 days, Eidse to McCrea
dy. Mott & Go.
BELOW-Barss Chiffon Buuen, from Sagua Ia Grande;
Johanna (Dutch Ref from Bremen, with passengers Also,
: barls and bri.s unknown
WIND-During the day W.NW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
Foreign Ports.

A, Bombay Sept &c, bark Maryland, White for Maseas
from cop,t.ntnople eve Of sth ult. bark Mystery
az a. & Nil. 21,h nlt BARK Wn6fre, Parker, London.
AIssborn 9th ult bark Prompt, G0Tham Tor hessi9s'
ready brig smyrn, c[osisr Tor o. So so., for se. 10
load for United StaeS n
Ar a. she11a 2lst ut BARK stamboul KugnAn from BIOS
ron would probably proceed Genoa to losd for Boston
Kes1cS and Goiien Mirror &c lue Tor New YORK. csptso
iumbts Prcai and Crescent Bearse bark A6eons'
Beeenst So scbarrps would load for NewYOrk SID
Slst bark A Jeuness Horton, New orleans. u -, pL..
ra Moses Moses for do or PSsdephs Emre Ford ana Gem
OF the Sea Miller for New York bs' Adclphi Gorhan ana
s.r1BrS for Philadelphia also Swedish bark for New
Yerk sid between the 18th aud 2h, bT5s ocesn bird
Tse New YORK; surpass Br Boston Eyer
soubiates Charleston udustra sp New Orleans Etnore
Kirwsn Baltimore land passed Gibraltar 2s'h 'csr DoPhin
AT At Gibraltar sd ut bsr Mmoss. King from smyrus
for Bottom J. " Hich' Latham, LeshOn for New'fort and
00 SD II from Rochelle s0h brig Arv.de Or for BO;ion
or days The report English publications that she sid l2th
Wa a. au,verp l,t inst ship Uriel Foster INC
Az Liverpool All inst ship Wsyerley' Welmsn, foF Hong
Ado same date ship. Parliament Putnam Boston 5h;
Star Of Empire Brown do &th shawmut Higgins do 2oth
sil in Train Cos lne Ship cha''wOr'h GoFhan' (noi
MNewease Sd inst, barks Fanny Buck McGivery, for
Boston soon; Edwin Hatch, for do ds Amads Aadre tor
Providence. . ,,,,
Al Queenstown ID ins ship Nahl Thompson. Meculook,
for New York 5th. having repaired. .
AT Rio Jspeo 7th ut bafss Virginia Kennedy for New
York Ida; Belmont for Philadelphia
ca AZ Petou ID bhg Eagle, Babbitt and Waltron.
Lenor Boston; 3d. Amelia Page, do 4th helizzo Nichols
York 9Th Jane Mckenzie Boston; 7sh Fnnchal, Cor
don and Richard Wright Violet do 9Th sch Collector, LIE
blanc, do. 49, Oh, n.
Arr Halifax 10th inst, steamer Niagara, ohAnhoh oosoh
and sid. for Liverpool - -.
AM at ST. John n B., 18th inst bark Actress Cain Dos
tom schrs Helen Hober Edrge Ae1andrA; OI Andergoa
New.Yok; Mary Jane, Eson Boston CID lth ship Nsu-
ouard Morton LIVERPOOL
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Markets Reported 5y Telegraph.

-"''1'% Ut Ft1 y = '7'c -
NV ORLEASs Nov 22-CorTos = 1Bchs nsesi ne ssies
today o. ednesdLyJ 6 go bsss-MddlGs q1otso
s!e Mss PoRK s2S RIO CoTFEE5 see bsgs sod Il s@
Sic the 81 "a T. port 10 - Coz b.rs ,.
NOZZLE Nov g Our COTrOS msrket u acsfei sA4es "
Gsy, 3,too bales Middins, we quote az SIe.
BvTI,Lo Nor r. SIP. M.-FLoVR-Theres no ne isatal.
in Flour make notice; the receipts continue hsa o
bsins equal tn the iemsni; there nE INTO ore
about 200 bbs at ~ s for Black Roes 80 ZoSts ~ to
Upper Lste Sc 62 SO IS good choice Michigan One
and Indiana, and 80 IS a 80 50 for extras
WHEAT-N heat e in good supply. Tue receips ere 10
creased ard the stock Aecuulsns Transactions are
ed BY the Eningeney Of the money market sses 80
bush white Nichigan vi 90; LEGO sutr q, Ell aud fVOV
bush red Michigan az 81 IS.
CoRSTheTe GOOD demand for Corn to-day mostly feI
freight but there but little Offering the spot; sales wv
bushels 81 Tee OArsOsts quiet and nomna AZ Al tSe
NHsKYN hsky IL frm and II good demsnd; "a les 400 oo
ssic part arrive CANAL FREiGHrs dull, and tue
rate. no8nsl zoe Flour lee Wheat and l5r Corn
10 NewYors Receipts for y hours Flour, 2S0 bbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

oUIScY-An. Nov. 10, brig Emily Dodge, MARIAN, nm.
sSelpha via Boston
RiCHMoSD-sd Nov %. sehrs- Dssvfe, po4s, N.v.
York CeTto, Crowell, Boston.
sAVANSAH-Arr Nov Is, steamships Floria. woos,.U
NewY0k stste Of Gcofiis. Garvin Phnsdsphs ar a..
RET Jessie Smith. New fos CID 'eA' ASbsa DsT,s.ssI
Achorn. Havana
sALEM-Cle Nor 80, brig Busslo (srl Yslsou M..u.sa
Sid brs Sam. Small rresdSel Ph lsdeiphi.. ~-
sTONISGTON-sd. l+ih. bark Untod States Hol, y0,.,
Pacific Ocean mot IS 6efofel.
THOMAsTON-Au Nov T. bark ,orges RsAin.., ~
York Ilih brig Fred EoEene, FnsOn. lork Ry.r N. ~
WILMINGTON, " C.-Arr Nov. -, s.hf. Heury Adj.
Randall. cardenss CID 18Th. 'ehr K w. Brown Hsss
Eew.lork.
wARREN-sd- Nov. % from below ship Aus.,,. x.,.
Tyusn New. Orleans
WiCKFoRD-Au 18Th schr. Adon. MeLsasaRa Paw.
denee Ito lay up Tor the winter 2th soop, Cleaner ca,
Albany; Monitor, Lewis New.lork
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Novrstprs
Cleared.

stesmships- Alsbsm., Sehenck Savannah, 5 L. NitehI
Cubs HEN Mobile Jas L. Day. Nsshyie, Berry OhaFeson
spoaord. Tiestor CO.
ships-PetTe Lord. Akyao, ". I. Tapscotj E1eesor
Hsdey Liverpool, 5. Thompson Nephew CaIhsnne' Al
Srews, Charleston, Thos Wsrdwel-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., KnO~le. ChsIessop, Lsdd Chgrch
NAV Flower Huehngs Montevdeo, II. Trowbtifge sons
John Farnum Olnsesd Havana, p V. KiugA Co LAehve,
(FrD Bontsut. Granville, France, A swan.
Brigs-Wacssa Whilty, 81. Marks SmEwood, Anderson
Coz Maria Hawes Aux Csyes, Brett, Son Co Jerome,
OBJ Cshoon Port Midway, s., J. H. BEane Janet Br)
Kydd, Cork, J. c. Nc Arthur. - .
sehooners-Bonit. (Br.) Mccoy, Darlington, ~ s., j.
Wheelvrisht Co 0eesn Queen tBr) Harding. Halifax,
Hamilton Bros III. johnson, Conklin. Plymouth, John
son 4 slarht; J. Lyman Stsnnsrd. New Haven master
Chas Mills Jsckson Wilmington. Dollner Potter; JONAS
Smith Furmsn Savannah, MeCresdy, Mott 4 Co
soop-H Gibbs, Compton, Providence, J. II. Haven
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Frdyhf LA! ef CGtne end Farm Proc%oe gsHsyduy.
Reported Expressly for The NewYork Daily Tribune.
CAPT r Wsrdrop. u the Caledonia from New.
burgh arrived wharf Of Wsens Nov p the
following articles By the voyage viz 10 Bssves Mix Cow
IS Veal Calves IS Sheep and Lanbs Horses 7earc
Beeves IS DO Muttsn IS DO Ltmbs $40 do PorI 900 10
dIesed Poultry 10 do Fowls bis Eggs q ub ButIs
S. r 69 fkins de-, 100 n IT'S bills Rye four 81
Corn Meal bbs VEGETABLES 10 DO TurnPs hks Apples,
go bbls Beer Is rolls Leather $50 sde do bags Wool
Kegs
Capt z. Boford Of the barge Wyoming from Stuyyessnt.
arrived wharf foot Of FrAnkhns Nov. q reports the
loving articles By the yoysse Beeyes, 40 Sheep and
Lsmts ~ Pork % tubs Butter sv 255; so bales
Hty s. do $50 bush. Corn $50 DO Oats leo bbls Rye
Flour bags BEekwheai leo ibis Potatoes bbls Cider,
pAuFr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

Gentlemen bss 70 erHs @ Jesi tetss h.sns eess On
shore q small coral patch Straits 90 the mosnos OF
ihs s6h snd having lo. fsddeT and best bower sneho
with tboms Of cable The reef patch on which 'ffaek
is TO aid down in Bl.ekvoods Cbsrv. r,r
BeariDg Of Psteh from Ashnores Btnhs Sc eLE a. 70
Sc bys.s distance miles; HAr3y's lslsnfs '" oy -.
A Loyds scents wish bring your notce iNfe sane
hank and reef extending 10 or II miles s ID y . ION ~
~ Z eenter laying from INV to SIS The ss@s = ,St
in SPY chart have The Captain Of the Dutch .k 10
Nveres has IT, and makes nearly In the sane at9ie
and len sude therefore believe to be stranger and wish
70 report IL and make IL generally known.
j. MARSHALL, Ellen, Of Hong Kong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
To Mariners.

The hesf 0! arge with the end OF ower ytl2 about
6fset outof water discovered ish Inst Gay Head Lrh
eesrns by '" W., distant 2 miles in Is f.ih0ms water
IL thought 10 be very dangerous n the Of veg
se passing up and down vineyard Sound IL the tight tns
The mast appeared 70 Be held y the rsgsg Of sunker
vessel
Masters Of vesses nAyssrnf Long Island Sound .koad
keep good iooz oaI for near NorvAk
which sse IN the dee; ts Of bcgnd and dovr he
Ssupd
DaSGGsovs REEF Is ToEREs sTEAITs-The s.nsspcre
Journal Of Commerce putlshes the following addressed
&c kloyds agents;
EoeHY lstlEo, Wedresesy LuG Iej4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 21-lTTired-Bsrk Gen, Hem.
uond, Bottom brig MyIs, Fuller Boston, schrs rspey,
wiisms Rogers; PrOyd.neei z. ". Atwood Atwood Boz.
ton s. Csstner Cullen, do j. Curtis Rsley Portland y
Raymond, Saunders, Newbursh, NY Brazc' DckslsOn,
Portland.
Cleard-U g. mai steamship Keyitone State HaIds, S.
vsnnsh steamship Pennsyylba, Baynore Riehmood bras
XenoPhon Sweetlsr hAvsns Favorite Lass tBr Bsrsee,
st. John " r. n. Z. Perkins, Dyer Boston; D. r. T4pey
Portsmouth, " IL Sylvia T., Perry, Charleston, e. H.
Atwood Atwood. Boston; g Castner, Cullen. New York
schrs Junats Willard Portland; c. g straon MoFander
CharleftCp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
NNhalers.

A. New Bedord 18th ship Napoleon from Nantucket
In tow Of steamer Eagles Wins. to ft for whaling
CID 18Th bark Orsy Tan. Cornell, for Atlantic Ocean SD
18th bsfss Lats do Sea Flower, do Datmsuth, r Pa
efe Ocean, having put back lIth
Sailed from SonngoD l4h, ship United states, Hall Och
otsk Ses. =. >,
spoken Sept % OF Cape de Verbs ship Lion Hadwek OF
Providence, 5 mos out whale.
Oct l3 lat i6 IS s. lon 81 IS brig Parans Smith OF sud
from Sag HeIboE via gal for Coast Of Patagonia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
EEcAPrTULATioS.
Philadelphia Markets. "WEDNESDAY, Nov. %.

CoTToN unaered with modeTs.e business FLoUR du ship
ping brands offered 20 25e$s So but nothing doing except
for home RYE Flow and Coax MEAL nactye small
slowly and demand lmitedony few mail lots soA ~
I5e 81 IS for inferior TO fair reds and 81 70 for white CoAN
and @e foI sound sells hteBt &c. RyE scarce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
Receipts OF Produce-Nov. %,

Bv ne North Rrey Poa-6 i03 bbs Flour 81 pkgs Whis-
key g coo bush Cern 37 do Barley, 6o do Wheat, 81
pkgs Provisions
y e Erie Raycad-s2o bbls Flour 1884, pkss WHISKY go
&c. Beef 500 90 Butter s. loo sides Leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
yy telegraph.

BOSTON, Arr Nov. % ship Linds from Csdn. LsTks, D.
g Goodell Stockholm; Ceestia and Hsdley, Baltimore;
Essbus and AdeA Rogers Phsde phai brigs Santa Claus
As1snds Forest State Calcutta Charles Heath, Phade
phia.
Also arr ship John ". Wood from Liverpool
NEW ORLEAHSATr Nov. n, 81 ps Louisiana from New
York and Coumbis, from Phis9eiphi,.
Nov. p, ships Shendan from ewYork Nicholas Bid
from Baltimore.
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Spoken. Sc

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financial.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT Of the AFFAIRs
Sk ofTHE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance. COMPANY A
New.YOTk for the quarter ending Slst October, 1855
Assets on hand July 81 1884 last report .ei6s s a
RECEIPTS DURING THE QUAarER
Received tor freniuins.. sollil1 "
Received for lniertst HSf
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices Of the
principal articles of Farm Produce In the City Of
No,y York IN Wednpgdsv Nov. %: