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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, March %


Scn0te.-The Deficiency Bill was taken up
ven Mr.. Gwin withdrew his amendment pro.
wing for custom house at San Francisco
t1ouse.-The House passed a resolution
pvldlng for the expense of codfying and re-
wing the revenue laws, and then went into
Committee on the General Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Yates of Illinois, made strong speech
gainst the Nebraska bill, when the General
Appropriation bill was laid aside, and the
Ommittee proceeded to the consideration Of
ne bill authorizing the construction Of six
bteam frigates.
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
Senate. circumstances against the Ne
'raska bill were presented in the Senate to-
lay by Messrs. Foote, Everett, Sumner, Nor
ison, and Fish-that from Mr.. Fish being
rom the Society of Universal Republicans OF
lew York, protesting against that part of the
I'LL which denies the right of voting aud hold
Rg office in the territory to aliens. Several
petitions and memorials on other subjects were
received, when the deficiency bill was taken
up.
Hxse.-The committee on lands reported
against the bill granting land to States in be-
halfOf INDECENT insane.
Mr. Warren made motion to lay the bill
on 0e table. Negatived-yeas II, nays 80.
The House then went into committee on the
stean frigate bill.
THURSDAY, March 80.
SesGae.-Various petitions and memorials
were prcsented-among them one by Mr..
Badger from the citizens of North Carolina in
opposition to the Nebraska bill. He said the
petitioners were opposed to the bill on the sup
position of there being some provision in il
involving breach of national faith, but as
they were reasonable and just men, he had no
doubt that by this time they had come to diff
ferent conclusion.
HOuse.-The House went into committee
on the steam frigate bill.
Mr. Davis of R. l., offered an amendment,
providing that three Of the proposed steamers
should be built by private contr act.
Mr.. Phillips also offered to build two
sloops of war.
FRIDAY, March 81.
Seadte.-In the Senate to-day the private
calendar was suspended, and the deficiency
bill was taken up.
The question pending being on Mr.. Thomp-
sons amendment for custom houses at various
places.
Mr.. Hamlin offered an amendment proyid-
ing for custom house at -; one at Port
land, Me. Agreed to.
HO&se.-Mr. Breckenridge was in the
House to-day, but Mr.. Cutting was absent on
account of sickness in his family. Soon after
the meeting Mr.. Preston of KY. made a per-
sonal explanation relative to the Brecken-
bridge and Cutting difficulty, after which the
House debated the steam frigate bill.
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Deutbs.

In RockIand, Alfred Hall, aged Is years; Aureia A.
Brown aged "a years
In Halowe Benjamin POte, aged IS years. Mrs. Char
lotte L Boynton aged &c.
In North Turner, Betsey r. Keene, aged IS years.
Ii lewiston John Little, of John and Maria L. Her
rick, aged Is months Mrs. Martha Lchhed aged 10 yrs
In Greene, Richard Drawn, aged rs; James Cummings
aged 81 Nathaniel Kimba, aged 81 Eunice wife Of the
late James Cummings, aged about 40 years.
In North Waidoboro, Mr.. Chas- Kuhn, aged 70 years.
months.
In Charleston s. c., 2lst inst of small pox Capt Sam
L. Duncan, native of Bath, aged As years
At sea, Feb. 6, board ship Kennebec days from
New Orleans for Havre, Capt j. F. BatcheIder Of Brun-
swick, Master.
La Lisbon, 10th Inst, Nathan MetcaL aged 81 years.
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lSslation inexpedient on order respecting
Nnebec log driving company also, leave
toWithdraw on petition of VIM. Getchell ct
alPr boom in kennebec river.
esolve against repeal of the fishing boun-
tic and against alteration of the maratlme
las VI the United States, were received from
thl Senate and referred to select committee
in occurrence. The committee, on the Parl
of te House, consists of Messrs. Morriii;
Svey, Blanchard, DOlbier, HILL COX and
Wster.
Used tfnaHy-Bill granting power to plant
an6rotect oysters in the bed of Georges Riv-
er Lincoln county to incorporate the Cen
travharf company to incorporate the Bruins
wiz gas ligh: Co. to incorporate the Maine
lromanufacturing Co.; to increase The capt.
taluck of the Northern bank to incorpo-
rattle Spring Garden Oil Cloth Carpet Co.
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DISASTERS.

London, March 19-Bark Glenburn, Springer of Rich
mond Me, for Newport, (Mon) which contact with
the Hope () in Sea Reach, and sustained considerable
damage as previously reported having discharged her
ers dry Dock where she is repairing her damage 1t
found that her gunwae and % sreaks on the port
SIDE amdships opposite the main hatchway had been cut
down hatch beams broken upper deck waterway and
sreaks of upper deck upper deck lodging knees clamps
ceiling, lower deck waterway, all through and
streaks of lower deck lower deck lodging knees camps
streaks Of ceiling, streak Of srnger through tim
bers broken and rough reera and tmbers cut
and foretopmast sprung Her mainmas is taken out Of
her. Capt Springer is still suffering from the injury he
sustained being only able to about by the aid of
crutch.
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II is said that the 1850 signers of the Cleri-
cal Protest, will use the Nebraska Bill, on
Fast Day, as text. ave shall see''-or
hear
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THURSDAY, March 30.
SAILED.
Sch Lamartine, Stnson, Havana.
FRIDAY, March 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Rainbow, Haverner Savannah
Sch Gen Scott, Bookings, Rappahannock River.
Sch Coquette, Bennett, Philadelphia via Boothbay.
Sch Sisters, Ridley, llarpswel.
SATURDAY, April /.
ARRIVED
Sch Effort Gott, ewetts Islands, with granite for the
new custom house.)
SUNDAY, April 2
ARRIVED.
Sch Ranger, burlington, Boston.
Steamer Eastern State, Donnel, Boston.
MONDAY, April g.
ARRIVED.
Sch Benjamin Franklin, M'Fadden Port Conway Va
CLEARED.
Brig Webster Heath Havana.
SAILED,
Sch st Marys, Sylvester, Boston.
TUESDAY, April
SAILED.
Steamer Eastern State, DonneI, Boston.
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TIL Il PILE . .
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
nr. Upham,S Internal Remedy


HORthe cure Of Piles Inflammation OF the Liver and
Il Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation o
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladders; lnham
matory aud me rcuriai rheumatism Impuruy of blood
weakness aud Inflammation of the Spine aud for The
Feliefof married Ladies'.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
is the only really successful remedy for that dangerous
and distressing complaint, The PILES offered Il
the American public
Mark this: il Is an Internal Remedu moi externa
application, aud icH care any case of Piles eth
bleeding or onna III erna or EXTERNAL and probably
the only thing that will
IL very mild IN lis operation, and may be taken III
cases OF most acute Inflammation without DANGER
This medicine attacks the disease its source ara -
moving the cause renders the cure CERTAIN AMI
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LAuIEs.-The Electuary is ne rfec,I ~
safe for Pregnant Ladies' aud Lhe useful cal ma
tic that possibly BIZ used, will only remove
the piles aud all inAammaIory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN or IRRITATION, but will ensure an cas-
time safe delivery, and sound constitution in thu
offspring.
Sold Wholesale and retail in Bath, by A G Page
SoiaAgentfoT the Proprietor. 1y45
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Religious Items.

Rev. John Dodge, of Waldoboro', has re.
ceived and accepted an invitation from the Cal.
whistle Congregational church and society, ia
Harvard, Mass, to become their pastor.
An attempt was made, Thursday evening,
about o'clock, to fire the large and elegant
Baptist church, in Maiden. The flames were
started In one Of the entry s,airways. FOrtu-
nately it was discovered in season to save the
structure.
Rev. Jas. Calder, missionary of the Meth
odist Episcopal church in China, was baptized
by Rev. Mr.. Johnson, at Fuh-chau on the 10th
of November, together with three Chinese con-
veris.
II is said that the 1850 signers of the CIeri-
cal Protest, will use the Nebraska Bill, on
Fast Day, as a text. ave shall see''-Or
hear
As the fruit of revival in Elbrdge, N. Y,
a persons were added recently to the Congre-
gatiOnal church bible class of 90 or 80
young persons formed; young peoples
prayer meeting established; many family
altar erected 10 persons baptized, and prov-
sion made for the support of coIporteur one
year..
Rev. Eliphaz Fay, formerly President of
WaIerville College, died at Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, on the 10Th ult
Rev. E. S. Fish, late of Preston, Mass,
was installed pastor Of the Baptist church in
Freeport, on the 22d ut.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

OF Liverpool 10th, Ct Western Furber for New YORK;
Sid fm do sth John Albert, Crowe for New Orleans
Dirigo, Cooper, for Boston.
Adv, Gen Dunlap SkOaed, for New York 14th North
ampton Reed, do Goth Thaatta, Barker do with des,
patch Horatio, for Philadelphia Goth Ella Clark.
Kopperholt, for New Orleans 18th Given for Bata
via soon.
Ent for ldg Sth, Kate Howe, Norcross New Orleans
Alleghanian, Stetson, New York 9th Northampton do
AT London 10th, Typhoon, Salter for Calcutta ldg
Adv at Havre, Ocean Home, and Mulhouse, for Or.
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Muttiu9es.

In this city, 81 nst by Rev. John o. Fiske Mr. Luther
g. Donnel to Miss Mary r. McFadden, both Of this city,
In Augusta, Andrew Bolton to Miss Nancy Robinson:
Samuel L. Green Of Vassaboro, Miss Elizabeth b. Pick
ering Henry Johnson Esq, of Pennington to Mrs Militia
Sanford of Kennebec.
In Winthrop, William Harding OF Braintree Mass to
Miss Leonora Ludden Of Turner.
In Turner James X. Walker, to Miss Prudence Ding-
ham Of Leeds.
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TT rs A FACT

THAT GATCHELL's VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
BITTERS are decidedly the most eficacIous Sprns
and Summer Medicine you obtain.
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH THE JAUNDICE!
They will cure you.
ARE you TROUBLED WITH THE DYSPEPSIA
This is the medicine TO take,
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH SLEEPINESS
TAX this medicine and you right.
DO YOU WISH A GOOD APPETITE Take thes,
Bitters and you have il.
DR.. MATHEWS and N. L. ELLSWORTH, Agents. IA:
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EnbrOiderics, Gloves a. Hosiery.
A GREAT and rich variety, just received by
"A April4. 1T. GILMAN

LINCOLN, sat- Court Of Probate held at WiscGs-
set ,Uifhin and for the County Of Lincoln.
JOSEPH BARRON named Executor in a certain lnstru-
purporng the last will and testament Esther
Tbbets Of Topsham In said County deceased having
presented the same for Probate Ordered That the said
Executor give notice all Interested by causing
copy Of this order be posted In public place in
the town Of Topsham and by publishing the in the
that they may appear Probate Court be held at Bow
doinha in said County, the Sd Monday Of June next
shew cause any they have why the said
sho be proved approved and allowed as the last viii
and testament Of said deceased.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
A True Copy.-Attest: L. FoorE, Jr, Register 3w42A
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SPOK EN.

March 2 ab lat 40 lon TO- ship Shelter, Of Bath, from
New York for Rotterdam.
March g. Is miles ENE Of Holyhead, ship Gertrude from
Liverpool for Bath.
No date lat 40 H. lon O. ship Josiah Bradee, Boysen,
from Liverpool for New Orleans.
Mch 2 lat As S. lon q; ship Della Maria, Norton,
I'm Liverpool for Charleston.
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HE subscriber in most respectful terms, tenders his
thanks parties who have generously advertised
in circular stock Of FINE JEwELRY ut the "AUc-
ROOMS" and particularly for the frank and emphatic
that IL Il "Sueh % not cold IN tie" cROCKERY
Stores a Of which Is doubtless and he begs leave
y he just added to his former stock splendid
assortment, Of GOLD and Silver WATCHES and JGwELRY
that would be credtabe to the shops Of the regular
His articles are all from best manufacturers and war.
raned precisely what he represents them be- and he
will be happy supply those who may give him
call, at the lowest possible rates. 1T. GILMAN.
ApriI L..
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Tcas, Sugars, Coffee, &c,

Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.
lust received, a large and extensive assortment OF
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &C, which offer the
lowest mandatory prices. These fixtures from the
best mandatory and are all warranted. Please sail
and examine. D w. HEATH d. co
Bath. Juno 4. 81
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EASTERN TIMES
SD MARINE JOURNAL. SO

STISSoS Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Capt
Stinson is avoraby known experienced merchant
shipmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptnes and despatch.
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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CITY of Bath.

City of Bath.
Am Ordinance 20 prevent DANA re by Ghc
Discharge Of Fire Arms.
Be Il Ordained. by the city Council Of the city
of Bath, as foAolos:
LECTION !. No person shall fire discharge, within
the limits Of the city, pistol other fire arms
loaded with powder and shot, ball sugs with powder
only, within twenty rods Of any building Provided that
nothing herein contained shall be construed pro-
hib from exercising the right Of self defence
defence Of property aiding civil officers Or destroying
dangerous anima to prohibit the OF such
at any military exercise review Any person violating
this ordinance shall be liable to fine not exceeding twenty
dollars for the Of the city and the offender shall be
liable for all damages In action Of debt to be recovered
in any Court proper to try the same.
SEC. q The penalty for violation OF this ordinance may
be recovered upon complaint Of the City Marshal his
Deputy the Judge of the Municipal Court and when the
penalty incurred by minor under the age oftwentyone
years. his parent master Guardian shall be held liable
to said penaltyj and upon his REFUSAL the
he recovered by action Of debt in the name of the City
Treasurer.
In COMMON Council, March IL, 1854.
This ordinance having had two several readings passed
to be ordained.
JOHN HAYDEN, President.
IN BOARD ALDERMEN, March IL, 1854.
This ordinance having had two several readings passed
to be ordained. b. c. BAILEY, Mayor.
Approved d. c. BAILEY.
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Rev. E. S. Fish, late of Preston, Mass,
was installed pastor Of the Baptist church in
Freeport, on the 22d ult.
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House Papers aud Borders.


M the very best quality and finish BY
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per to bottles, among which are,
Rev DIR Lyman Beecher President Of Lane Theological
seminary, Cincinnati, Oho-Rev DR. Leonard Woods, Alb
oott Prof Of Theology In Andover Theological Seminary
Daniel Thompson Secretary OF state Of Yer
mont author OF "0reen Mountain Boys" "Iock Amsden,
&C., Montpelier, vt-N Williams ESQ formerly CoIec
tor OF inc foFt OF Baltimore, Md-Rev Josiah tch, Pha
dephia, Pa.-and many Others
Aphys;cian writes 81 with confidence recommend II az
superior to oherpreparaon for the above complaints
In connection with old so cent article we now put up
SIZE In large square bottles with rich enameled blue
wrappers gilt directions and fac sfme Of VIM Jon Out,
er containing nearly four times the Quantity Of the small
size
u Becore Of CeuRterfeits cad ismitatssns RI
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAMn
Prepared only by REED; CUTLER CO., DruQrists
Boston, and sold by Apothecares and Country Merchants
generally. Price large sine, small size 20 cents
II. H. HAY, Portland, general agent for Maine.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and others. 6n25
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Piano Forte@


SMART active boy about rs years old, V learn the
IA Bookbnders Trade. Apply 70 $500.
SO sAWfEk MAGOUN!
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Plaid Prints.

nj OW opening at the Granite Store, few pieces dan
~ mixed De Bazes, for Travelling Dresses.
April 4 OWEN co.
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SPRING MILLINERY 4 FANCY ElllS

The stock Of Embroderes Is large varied and elegant
Ladies and Children Hosiery and Gloves great variety
With determination to sell low be bought In the
city, she would solicit share Of patronage.
N. ID. Mrs. Rowse also begs leave to inform the public
that having purchased and sufficiently tested Of Mrs
Dows Patent Bonnet Pressing Machines duplicate OF the
exhibition ut the Crystal Palace New York;)
with receipts for and superior mode Of cleansing
Straw she ready to remodel cleanse and press
with as little delay, reasonable charge, and nicely
possible
April T. 1884. tfl2
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An Illustration from Theodore Parker

Theodore Parker, in his memorial TO Con-
gcess against the Nebraska bill, says In the
Ra1e of Almighty God, that repeal or modi-
hcailOn of the Missouri act of 1920 would be
such a breach of faith that it would destroy
confidence in all national engagements, be emil
neRtly injurious to NORA principle, aud bring
upon us the righteous judgments of the Al
mighty.
Now this act Of 1920 provides that fugitive
SlaUeS shall be restored to their masters and
this as condition clearly laid down in this en-
gagement, which Theodore says. in the name
Of the Almighty, must be complied with.
But suppose his Pensioners comply with it,
how does Theodore preach TO them in that
ease. Ia the first place he says-sermon Feb.
10, ls54-ihat the provision in the federal con-
stituti0n relative TO restoring slaves to their
masters is at variance tcith the religion Of Jesus
an the New Testament; at Udridnoe ,oith the
&alUs of nature and of natures God
And in the next place he says that those who
restore these slaves to their masters are-bnt
sead TheOdOre's language:
The hlOOd hOunds-they are kidnappers,
born at the south, bred there, kenneIed in her
church, fed on her sacraments, blessed by her
priests In 1878, Mr.. Pitt had yet harsher
name for the beasts wherewith despatic Spain
hunted the red man of the woods. He called
them hell hounds. Bat they only hunted 'sava-
ges, heathens, men born in barbarous lands. :
What would he say Of the pack which in 1851
hunted African citizens, in the Athens Of
America, and stole man the grave Of Han
cock and Adams-sll Boston looking on, and
IT'S priests blessing the deed
Now how shall Theodore's parishiOners, in
following Theodore's advice, escape the
righteous judgments of the Almightyp There
is lis 1854 signature in the name of Almighty
GID, commanding them 10 adhere TO the 1920
engagement TO restore slaves, and there is 1854
language iermino them hell hounds if they dc
Hi-BOStOn Post.
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page,

II 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 MEDICINES, for sale at the lowest market rates.
ly29
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EmbroiderieS

OPENING this morning of Plaid Prints, beau
" full patterns-at the Granite Store by
April 4. OWEN CO.
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"a THE undersigned offers Cor sale his house ana
land, upon High Street, upon Feasonaole Terms
--AkA ~ ~ ~ w. GILBERT
- - ]Sr ""- 3m3l
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Containing neither Pru..ie Aeia nor Tartar Emst.e

THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY
for all PULMONARY DISEASES
Extensively Used, Tested and Approved
in New England, Canada, and the Brit
ish Provinces during period ofTWEN.
TY-SEvEN YEARS by. Eminent Ply
sicians, Clergymen, Professors Of Col
leges, theological Summaries, Scientific
and Distinguished Public Men,-and In
fact, by all classes in the community
See Certificates In Pamphlets and wrap
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NEW SPRING GOODS (!

OPENING this morning, large assortment Of new and
" desirable Spring Goods such Plaid Dress Silks
beautiful patterns style Plaid VI. de LANES
Prints Cashmere Shaws good assortment Of Embroider
les, Bk Silks, &c Please call at the Granite Store and
examine. OWEN & co.
March o. 40
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OS LNoS sE LOTS, conn rised In that tract nf lard
Ijnco 1 as The Sewal ie d, lying between High and
saIe. ieen "Iee' arc now Onered ior
On - - ing north Of Contemplated street
"Iue' WHICH Is 10 be located through the centre
vAar 1 II ~ Lincoln street 70 High street into which
4 LIZ p1 M et I'M mouse q Judge smith, and cOntinn-
the remaining 20 lots lying between he above mrn,or
new street and Green street, IS fee Wide and ro
deep, oil of which laid right auglaS ;,n a.
streets and therefore give ample Tor commoJious
clearinghouse and all other Necessary buildings togr,b
er with garden spot sufficiently large
These tn valuable building lots now Svithiu
the limits 81 the city and the whole Aed, any nuna
her Of lots down TO one be purchased reasonabU
terms Title undnubied.
Further information respecting them can be- obtained
ON inquiring Of DIR PAYNE, Middle street. Of Rev.
3. F. Dixie, High street. 97tf
Bath Dec 20 1853.
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Nutting's Patent Window Spying

Patent bearing date june is, 1907.
THIS Spring. when fitted to the sash, the sash can be Ia
ken out Of the frame without removing the sept strip it
il also made tight by expansion to dispense with the
trouble and expense double windows When raised IL
can be retained in any position without weights catches
This Spring cheap and simple in its construction and
ting "A VIII at once be seen, when examined.
The having purchased the rights for the city
of Bath and the West Bath Brunswick and Tops
ham, prepared furnish the springs and fit them the
sash All order left at his house Green Street. will be
promptly attended TO and faithfully executed.
DANIEL McALLASYER.
Bath, March so, 1854. M41
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Wrapping Paper aud Irvine and
Shoe Thread,
JUST received at the Auction Store Of
April4 Ut. GILMAN
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber taken the Store formerly occupied
by J. B. Hudson, Ferry Wharf, where he win keep for
SALE usual, Sash, Doors and Blinds Also, Ship and
Family Stores. --.st-,..s JOHN WOIST0N.
Narch 3WA
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GOOD assortment of Chemesetts Collars Under-Sceves
u Infants Waists, Cambria Edgings and Inserting, Foun
cings Tidys, &C., &C., at A. b. BUTLERS.
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FOR SALE
AZ Public Auction.

Ill the property, together with the Real Estate owned
"a BY the BATH MARINE RAILWAY, containing twen-'
ty rods front the river will be sold at Auction Satur
day the 22d Of April next.
Conditions made Fnovn az the time of sale.
For any information respecting said property, enquire OE
G. f. Patten, Esq, chhet OF the other Dyectofs-
WM. .. SEWALL, Sec'y.
Bath, Feb. 18th, 1854. 4wJ6
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GOOD assortment ofpegged and sewed side and top
n Goat Boots, for sale by j. ". ROBERTS.
Bath, sept. 10Th, 1858.
DAPA MACIE CENTRE PIECES--alarge and wells
selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath June A. 5. w. HEATH eco STIFF
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ARcHIrEcTURAL JOKE How rapidly they
Iuild houses now said Cornelius to an old ac-
luaintance, as he pointed to neat twO-story
hOuse-'they commenced that building only
last week. and they are already putting in the
lights
Yes rejoined his friend. and next week
they will put in the liver