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rsI-A STEAMBOAT CURTIS

Eassla= pp sTEA as CURTIS 5
POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.--The
steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. JOHN DAVIS hsv.
ING undergone complete overhauling, WILL on sA-
run on the river between this and the above places
leaving the wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
touching at all the regular landings going and return
ing. $50 -AN 'A
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk q 90
Meals Soc. each. -
je is r. o. HAsKINs.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OPEN TO
STAUNTON.

~ ~
CHEAPEST MOST COMFORTABLE AND Elk.
FICTITIOUS ARRANGEMENT EVER MADE
FOR TRAVELLING TO THE SEVERAL
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LEXINGTON,& &c.
THE COMPANY is provided with Q
j LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF NEW
ENGINES and PASSENGER CARs-hsve but one
change OF baggage from to stages on the whole
route, and present the only line running through
en- ftses 0veek.
The cars pass over the top of the mountain It
Rockfsh Gap, where, at various points in the ascent
scenery 10 prevented to the view of surpassne graz
de ur and beauty.
Mail Train will be run daily between Richmond and
Stsunton, and an Accommodation Train also daily
{except Sundsys) with the view OF securing to a.
dies and invalds the greatest amount of comfort
Leave Richmond ct $40 A. n. and arrive at Staun-
ton at $50 p. II. =
By this Line passenger cars leave Petersburg and
Richmond In the morning, and arrive at the White
Sulphur Springs next day at 6.30PM
Leave Steunton at p. NJ and arrive Ia Richmond
at 250P M ~ : = . - : ,
The Accommodation Train will leave Stanton At
M. and arrive in Richmond at $50 PM
The Second Train going up will stop 1t the usual
points for passengers but will not stop
coming down, except at depots.
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OfEce R. r and p. r. r. Co.,l
Richmond March 6, 1854 ma

4Nh NEW SCHEDULE.-SPRIN
AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK, every TUES
US Mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
skinner, will lesye Richmond for New York. in in-
ture every Saturday morning at O'Clock; returnng
she will leave New York for Richmond every !" ed
nesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Cavendy, viii leave
Richmond for New York as heretofore, every TaeS
New York for Richmond every Saturday afternoons
These Steamers stop few hours at NORFOLK.
Passage to New York, Including meals and state
Room aceommodation,1 only.
s.Ena sS. .lIp Tor Norfolk viii b
n mb the same - BY ths G1si ns WATSON
-.E@1 FOR OLD POINT, NOR
E FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
On and after The dsss sns ssmsoss A n,9 prs
throu shout the Bathing season.
The Cars running in Ia II .
connection with the stssm.
y. ps :s. w s. s... s ss Is sss;
and Petersburg Depot q o'clock 4. n. every MsH-
Day. Wednesday and thssy:
.hs slss9nss. ssys w Tsasdsss "a s..
. .aS ss = si o'sk 4. 81 fess Wsisns ~hsr.
ps.ssa ger, az =: ss.s e esssPosa :.
b cel.s Rsi; Nil Grove, I:....
csiss. ss over "a -; e;.r i; ,.::s
age, half pFics.
oeFyants through !. ........................ 50
Do way ......sss...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
eeFyents tsHvslline ~ sAenselvss mast b. far
=, sh sss e: s 3 s;..d Z. :: ,s =:
that tpsy sss penaittsa = travel - The hest and
carD. s. - x s. ~
II !; ss 4: ;'ss: 4. 4 y ~; g: !. '..''
4HQN, D0nAl4ERN
J1n6oeesA 49, y :
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RAILROADS, eTEAn4BoATs q

ldhOUdH By DAYLIGHT
I HS
PASSENGERS FOR THE SWEEf
formed that there two daily lines Of sssses fa
Days exceptsd) owned BY different pyovyiese,s -
aesas q , sss r. ssa - ss' wig
Springs thereby securing 70 ksem Ne reH Eaos,
fases pyedseed by eompetitien. One Of fhsss -
sonnsct vain tne As'ifosa e sonsaekA the other q
Passengers leaving Richmond 1t 6, o,eIo.. =
va .ne i Tsnvs' arc ses southsds nsrosds, s.i
n take the vi!sinia and Tsnnsss.. 49,. sSc =
train and srriye = salem the rst Day se missS !.
s 4. sra s.l sgs.Sas = rs;s -
morning nd sI; sS. ssi s. ls e.
the 81 Sweet y sprir g b o'clock th.. evening
Inc snnnia and Tennessee Railroad Il now omen
. Esw0sn, distant y miles from the Red Ssip1n
ss.ss. .nS n g. there w Ss Ssly h iiss o.
"a z. H. GILL. General supe.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD.
-, RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
we, undersigned, are now ruunins a linz q,
STAGES on Mondays Wednesday, and fridays (sad
bern depot on the Virginia ana Tennessee Isilrssa
to Giles Court House, and the Red Sulphv spviso,.
scHEDuLE-Lesvs Lyncbburs Via virrinis ana
rennessee Railroad. ct 2 A. ~. and reach the Red
Sulphur Spvis9s at p. II. the sane day.
Fare from Lynehburs to Giles Go 40. e<5o
r..... % Red Sulphur. ....... $50
Jg 1siss' b ''e sHs g
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
BUCHANAN, NATURAL BRIDGE, LEXINGTON AsD
a. RocKBRrDGE ALUM sPRINeA
Passengers informed that the undersigned n
now running line Of splendid four horse stages from
Buford's depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
read on Tuesdays Thursdays and SatuFdays land In
few days daiiy) to the above named places.
scHEpuLE:-LsayeL ynchbuTg via the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad at4 2. II and arrive e 81.
chansn at from to 9 O'Clock, the same evening"
leave Buchanan next morning, brsakfsst and s2op
bridge Alum Sprinosi in time for dinner.
Fare frsm Lynchburg to Buchanan. .. .......e2ee
Natural Bride, 49,. IN
Lexington............ as
Rochbridge 4lum.... AIS
Tickets may be procured ct the Lynchburg depot
Jylo-om w. n. HARVEY
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FL -. 4 8
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE Raj
6ae=7MIsS PAC KET-B GA T
%PLOTIgH.RnY For r. ANTnN-

6e=zT;f p A G K E T-B DAT
-. \. =! .PLOUGH.BOY, FOR CANTON
commence running their new boat PLOUGH-BOY,
Capt ko 7: Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the 23d inst, Tuesday next
Great inducements for and comfort are hereby
offered to the travelling pubc-all night travel be-
ing avoided, and taking leaving the boat
at all places in the day time. -
Leave Richmond at A. M, on Tuesdsys Thurs
days and Saturdays, arriving in New Canton, at r.
M, OF the same Gay.
Returning-Leave New Canton at A. M ON Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Rich
mond at 7P. NJ, of the same day
Passengers will take breakfast and dinner on board
the boat. I SD. n 80
Fare the same as that heretofore CHARGED by the
line OF Messrs. Boyd, Edmond l. DavendoTt. =.
Once on 7th street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
ct CROTCH HOOPER
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SNEAD & COOKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

charlottesville, Va.
THE undersigned having formed co.
L partnership for the practise OF Law in Albe-
marie. will practise regularly in the County and Cir.
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the firm will
receive the attention of both parties
~ Claims secured and collected, and remittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address b. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. 1.
Cooke, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL w. SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanns. and will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him in that county. ~
REFERENCES: tF~
New YoRK-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers Il Co.;
Compton Turner; j. r. Jaffray Sons; Robertson
Il Hudson; Ward, Babcock Co.; Ely Mygatt jr X
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. R rockingham l. Co.; Hem
rvs, Smith and Townshend; Beebe 4 Co
BALTIMoRE-Messrs Bsugher, Fisher Co.; Ball,
Chriss L. Co.
RIcHMoND-Messrs Wordsworth, Turner Co.;
Parker, Bayly Nimmo; Warren l. Perkins Kent,
Paine l. Kent; Hubbard, Gardner L Co; Desne L
Brown; Thos. Chas. Ellis; Geo. w. Gretter w. F.
Butler Co.; John N Gordon Il Son; Fsnnagan,
Stokes Il Co. je 23-Sm
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President
~ and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held at the Depot of
the Company, in Richmond, 22d April, 1854,
RESOLVED, That dividend of 81 per cent. out of the
profits of the company for six months, ending Slst
March last be declared payable to the Stockholders
OF their legal representatives and after the first of
May next.
A true copy from the minutes.
ap IS Is C. w. MACMURDO, Trea'r.
T UMBER, LUMBER.-The subscribers
IL have on hand the following kinds and qualities
of Lumber, which they will sell at fair prices, on
reasonable terms, and in lots to suit purchasers:
10e, 900 feet clear Canada White Pine, long lengths
and all sizes ~
10000 feet seasoned ! Buttonwood. of superior
quality
$4,000 feet seasoned inch Buttonwood, superior
quality
$4,000 #. seasoned inch Oak, Tobacco Box Boards
$4,000 #. seasoned Rock Maple assorted sizes
900 #. seasoned 2 8 and inch Ash
100000 #. seasoned Yellow Pine Plank, Boards and
Heart Scantling
10 900 fl. assorted Black Walnut
10000 superior inch Cyprus Bunch Shingles.
ALSO.
The largest stock of MAHOGANY in the city.
They respectfully ask the continued favorable at
tention of the trade.
BELVIN PARKER
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers, Broad st.
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BLACK MossrEn.-On Wednesday night OF last
week, . negro man belonging to the estate of Mrs
Thomas, near Montgomery, Ala, while laborine
under . fit Of Jealousy, took axe and split open
the head of negro woman. He then fed and tool
refuge in tree, where he cut his own throat He
was subsequently captured and lodged in jail. The
wound In his throat was not mortal
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Ihs wtte Of Julius Lyranes, Of Davenport. Iov.
tuItne bad "gorn out . nav horss whip o. her
back, dFivoa bar ont Of the house. hsat her. and
6seMeeet 70 shooeh her with pistol" He has been
n1ss1ed sevaFal dmss, ard now wants 70 take ano-
fhsr vie. but the minister's rsfass 70 perform he
eegomoDy.
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ANOTHER CAMPHENE AccIpENT-In Baltimore,
on Tuesday morning, German female, a servant
In family residing in West Lexington street, met
with an accident from which was supposed death
would ensue. She was in the act of kinding q
fire, and was pouring camphene upon the wood
and embers for the purpose OF more readily iiting
1t, when the can slipped from her hand and fell
upon the few live Goals In the grste, which caused
it to explode. Her whole body was Immediately
enveloped in flames, In which condition she ran
into the street, where the flames were extinguished
BY the passers by, not, however, before she was
burnt In horrible degree.
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In TaouBLE.-A certain DR.. Langan, an itinerant
scientific lectures. has been arrested sndeomntted
to jail ct Memphis. He had in compshy negro
GIRL, whom he represented - free Indian. It
leaked OUT however. that the girl was slave that
had bean stolen some four Or FIVE years since from
Mr.. McCampbcIl, living near Louisville. Hence
the Doctors arrest
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writer h the Nsw YORK M,rr,.
population Of that city, describes A. ne ccsotcd
ed nvinf rom hand 70 mouth They -, = ~ :.
% smbttoa but 70 dress; their condncs q 81
hedr habits bod, and their lives short: far ~
- rarely reash ths sgs Of forty.n - sAo "sss'
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IMPoaTANr From vxNHzuxLA.-The New York
Express has the following late and important news
from Puerto Cabelio:
A pronunciamento had taken plsse n the pro
v5ocs Of Darquisimeto against the Monagas.. A
masifsseo + publishsd dAtsd July 11th, 1854 ct San
Felipe. n said PROVINCE. sened 6y The leading mil
VA arsinx she Monaeas a. tyrsnts and recosnis
ing his Excellency General Jose Antonio Paez a.
0ensralin-Chief Of the army Of operations to re-
store liberty and orderin Venezuels and calling on
him to come and aid In the work of;sasing the
country from misrule. ~
A similar pronunciamento was expected to have
taken place the same day at the city of Barqusi
meto. the capital of the province. II wfs gene
rally reported at Puerto Cabello thst Col Juan
0arces had taken the city Of Coro and was march.
ing towards Carord, . town on the road leading to
the capital Of the province at the head a con,
siderable force; also that Col. Castejon, well
known and brave cavalry officer, had invaded the
province of Barnas and raised the standard against
the Monagas dynasty. The whole country appears
TO be arming against the brothers Monagas.
y
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
- CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, Sui

cRxk CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Sui
EKIE9-Rsnons desirous Of Purchasing
hsms-made Carriages, 8uekiea Bar0uehea euikics or
light Wagons Of the best material and Worknnnshig.
win md ft greatly to their iBterest 70 9leQe call
- am now manufacturing the shove 17tieISs on the
most moderate terms
Those having RETAINING to do, viii be sccom.
rDodated at the shortest notice, and y charges viii
be very moderate.
WILLIAM w. BAILEY,
mys Sm 18th IT.. between Franklin and Grace.
III GREAT REDUCTION IN RI
Ia THE PRICE or HATS AND BOOTS.
From fifteen 70 tweaty per cent sayed By buy,
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality ............ % s.
Do do second do...................5 O
fsshionable SILK = 81
Zine salfskin sewed BOOTS, 50
Fine calfikn sewed SHOES. q
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
Of the best makers IN the city Of Phsdslphie to
supply him with handsome and substantial cslfskr
sewed BOOT which he win sell st the unprecedent.
ed low price Of Is 30. del
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Taxa BBLA Virginia LINE, il stors
81 SlcbN Baskerville.
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= VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Id FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
LIST Septe nber, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A S. Lee, on 18th street, between Mar
shall and Clay
1t 10 one of the best locations in the CITY, being
quite retired, and at the same time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main st.
is seldom such property is in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For TERMS apply to
my S-ts LEE CO.
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pROTECTION AND INSURANCE.-

Ri HHDS. bright 6HOULDRR6 .and
~ slnEs. leading saS 5eE .!s
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D.ATH OF VIoLIEIsr.-EdwardR Richard Han.
ssa died OF Asiatic Cholera in Berlin, ILL.,, on the
9th OF July. He was the father Of Madame Isado-
70 Clarke, with whom he was travelling as musical
diroetor
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cohrLfxEsrAlv.-At the close Of the perform
ssee o. Kaakea's Nishtnsalea, in Baltimore, last
.oadsy. Mr.. John T. Ford, the manager, was pre-
seafsd With magnificent gold watch BY Mr.. Kun.
kal. - nun
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AolMoNIsN AND PoLYGAMY.-Among the four
hundred and forty swedish passengers BY the ship
Levi Woodbury., recently arrived q. Boston from
Gostsnberg. were one hundred and affy Morrnons
ON their way TO Salt Lake city. Their leader had
tour buxom looking wives
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GUAla0. 100 tons Peruvian Guano. n
80 = 'a''' e 81 - sxoaszAx /. 60
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suIcrDEa-Two suicides were committed in New
FORK on Monday morning The victim in one in
stance' was one Henry Sitter, living at II Mangiu
street. who cut his throat from ear to ear, while h
Mt OF Thanksgiving instantly Of course. Thu
other was Charles Lyman. who hung himself, Will,
In lit of 3elirium tremens, 1t bis residence, ID
Broome street.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17

IMPORTANT ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs IN
CANADA.--On the night of the LIST of August,
constable Clark of Sherbrooke, Canada, with
large party of officers, made descent upon
two gangs of counterfeiters, in the town OF
Durham. The police force was divided into
two bodies and the attack made simultaneous
ly upon each gang-ther head quarters Deing
five miles apart. The arrangements were per-
feet, and many suspected persons were cap
tured, of whom, however, six only were mar
ly detained, making, with others VINO nave
been arrested previously, twelve IN all Al
ter the prisoners were secured. sehIihels were
posted at various points around the premises,
to keen off intruders, and a strict search was
commenced through the heds and forests IN
the vicinity. The search was continued night
and day for forty-eight hours, and was rewar-
'ded by the discovery and seizure of some thou
sand dollars in counterfeit money, together
with forty bank plates, two printing presses
for printing counterfeit bills, large number
of dies, moulds, and other tools for the
manufacture of hard money, and an inn
mense Doodle or stamping machine, eight
hundred pounds in weight.
The band was probably one of the most ex-
tensive and we'll organized in America
Among them were engravers, printers and sgn-
ers. So severe blow has never before been
struck in the Province of this illicit traffic, and
great credit is due to Constable Clark for the
admirable manner in which the seizure was
effected.
Another account says that since the middle
of June it is known that $4,000 have been
issued on the Nashua Bank alone, and sent
chiefly to the State of New York, but con-
siderable quantities have been sent into Mas
sachusetts The bills were Of extraordinary
beauty and finish, fitted to deceive practised
eye OF the dies for gold and silver coins
busheI was found recently sent from Boston.
1t required a two horse team to carry the ma
terial from the Camp to the railroad station, on
route to Montreal.-BoSton Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17

Kennedy'S Medical discovery.
THE genuine article for sale by
Il 81 A. o. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17
DOMESTIC PORTS


BostOn-Ar 9th, ship sewall, Merrill, New Orleans 18th
ult, SW Pass 17th
Ar 10TH schs Moses Eddy Wiscaset; Louisa Phipsburg
Ar 18th, sch Good Hope Oliver, Bath.
Ar 18th, ship Champion, Drew Liverpool July IL; sch
Jew, Wait, Gardiner.
Cid bark Vesta Perciva Canary Islands; brig Havana
Reed st Marys Point Bay of Fundy; schs Eben Atkins
Harding, Rockand
Ar 18th, ship Lorenza, Morrow, Bath; brig Washington
Bibber Baltimore.
Cid bark Benz Adams, Merryman, Mobile; sch Willow,
Miller, Rockland.
New OrIcams-Towed to sea 2sth ult, ship Gen
Washington.
Ar ID, ship Chaos, Dunton, Philadelphia.
Went to sea Goth, ship G Patten
Adv ship Chaos, for Liverpool, wig 500 bis.
Cid 4th, ship Josephine Borholm, Glasgow
ChnricstOm-Cld 9th, brig Geo Albert, Rockand.
Wilmington, NC-Went to sea 9Th, brig Sheet An
Choir, for Bath.
Ar 9th, brig Marcia, Morrison Bath
Cid 9th sch Westport McCobb Boothbay and sid 10TH
In port sch II Chadbourne, for Bath dg.
PhiIHdel phia-Ar 9th, brig Phillip Larrabee Aud,
Cid 10th, bark 4 Hobart Hodgdon, Boston,
Ar 18th, sch Waterville, Gill, HalloweIl.
MObiIe-Cld 3lst, ship Calhoun, Short, Havre.
JacAsOnv iile-Ar 27th brig VIM II Parks, Weber,
Boston. CID 1st sch Lucrstia, Hooper, Bath.
In port sch ii Hall for Bath
* ichmOmd-Ar 9th, sch Hardscrabble, Ciregory-Me.
BaitimOre-Ar 9th, sch Denmark, Tarbox Bath
Cid 10th, sch Caspian, Brown, Bash.
Ar 10th, brig Carribee, Dunton, Bath.
New YOrh-Ar Sth, schs Mary Wise, Pitts and
Aid, Rockand Bay State do Gazele, Poole Augusta for
Philadelphia.
Cid ship Cinda, Melcher Cadz; sch Lonisa Bailey Bath
Ar 10th, ships Benz Adams Drummond ;Germania Wood.
and Esmeralde, M'Manus, Liverpool.
Ar llth sch Eagle Rockland; john dos 10TH ship Bran
DIVINE, Meryman, Newport f.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Adv at Liverpool Ioughton, Cotter for Boston 30th u
Great WESTERN for New York 9Th inst Arabia do 9th;
vest Queen, do 16th Zenoba do 18th; THOMPSON for
Baltimore 18th ult; Lizzie Harvard for Baltimore with
patch; 0tseonthe, for New Orleans do.
In port 2Sth Reindeer, Lawrence, Boston with des
patch.
Sid I'm Portsmouth 25th, Southampton Pratt Qm London
New York.
Sid FIN Cowes 26th Corporal Trim, Gardiner Tim Havana
Liverpool
Ar at Shields 18th IIathorn Brown, London to load
for Philadelphia; 26h Sagadahock, Fisher 10 load for
New York.
rat Limerick 3d. Masonic, Hickman, St John NIB
Ar at Hamburg 25h, NJ de Embi Percy, Havana
Adv at Rotterdam 26th South Carolina Stewart for New
York
Adv at Havre 27th Muhouse, for New Orleans.
Passed Anjer May 2Sth, Onward, Wade, Shanghai ApI
Is for London.
Sid finn Melbourns May is, Ocean Steed Cox Calcutta
Al Hong Kong June 4 bark Messenger Bird Doane unc
Cid at Quebec 9Th inst, ship Danube, Rich, London
Ar at Pctuou 31st ult, bark Geo Smouse, Warren New
York.
Cid at st JOHN NIB, 81, John Frazer, Herbes London
Ar at Caao 1st u ship Monsoon, Baker Francisco
and sid 1lth for Chnchas 12h ship Genoa Kelley Chin
chas.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17
Robbery.

The Marine Hospital, in this city, was en-
tered on Wednesday, and robbed of S693 in
bills and gold. 1t was a bold robbery, and
carried out with much system and GOODNESS.
Mr.. Wilson, the keeper, was away from home,
and Mrs. Wilson was alone in her chamber, at
about one o'clock, when two men with their
faces concealed, entered the room, and one of
them, producing pistol, threatened to shoot
her If she made any alarm. The other one
drew knife, and stood guard over her, while
he with the pistol rummaged the house and
stole the money. Mrs. w. made several al
tempts TO give the alarm, but her savage guar
dian Of the night compelled her by threats to
quietneSs. Her terror at one time was so
great that she swooned, and when she recov-
cred the thieves were gone. She gave the
alarm at once, and on proceeding 10 the par
Tor the extent of their villainy was manifest.
The money, which was in three parcels, prin-
cipally belonging TO patients in the Institution,
was all taken. Five hundred dollars of the
amount belonged to one man. Two closets
In the same room, containing clothing and
sundry other articles, were emptied, and the
clothing tied up in shawl, but left on the
floor
All the windows and doors were fastened,
and the key of the front door, after being
turned, left in the lock. Entrance seemed to
have been effected at the door. perhaps by one
of them secreting himself in the entry before
the house was closed for the night, and then
admitting his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17
House Paper.

4 LARGE assortment Of and beautiful patterns OF
- House Paper. Common medium, satin and gold COM
velvet and gold borders. More opening for sale
by (4D SAWYER AZ MAGOCN-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17

THE subscribers having purchased the right to manuac
ture and apply the above named Shoe for the city Of
Bath, prepared 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 make the labor Of that valuable animal easy
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness
&C., with which horses have always been more less
troubled To this end horse-shoers have been experiment
ting for the last so years. and until recently with but little
success
With this Improvement however, all seems to be realized
that necessary. The shoe will prevent lameness
tenderness horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue and being made of steel will very much longer
than the common iron shoe
Some Of bescitizens have already proved it to be all
that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL & CO.,
2d Centre St., near the Hay Scale.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-17
Murriu9rs.

In this city, l4th inst, by Rev. H. NJ Blake Mr. Henry
J. Walker to Miss Martha Gay, both of this city.
In this city, 14th inst, by Rev. John q rsto NJ
Gilmore to Miss Ann M. Farnham both If The ct q =
In Augusta, Mr. Nelson b. Beckwith to Miss Mo-, =
Moore of Gardiner; Anthony Greeneaf Jr to Miss Mo
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In Hallowell Mr.. G. W. futile to Miss Mary 0. winv
both Of Manchester. %
In Ltcheld Mr.. Hiram Williams of Richmond, Miss
Eliza Toothaker of Litchfeld