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

It is the opinion of Professor Agassiz that
Ahe American continent has been above water
since the coal period. 1t is the Oldest of the
continents, and had its present conformation
when Europe appeared only series of
scattered islands or of archipeIagoes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid fm Deal 24th Wabash Tim Newoastle) Boston; Rhine
Tim London,) New York,
Sid fin Liverpool 2ath. Mary Croker, Courcey, New Or
leans; Naples, Duncan, VirginaI Aexandrne Cooper,
York.
London 22d, Thallatta, Barker Quebec; Cordeia
Bishop, Saguenay: 25th Lombard, Lombard, Quebec.
Cid 2Sth, Alliance, Tinkham, New York; Hemisphere,
Pray Havre and New Orleans; Gen Dunlap Sheffield, New
Orleans,
Ar at Deal 24h Rhine Doane London and sid oath for
Boston.
Sid FIN Falmouth 23d Grotto Stewart Tim Havana) Lon
don,
for New York '
s a. a. Gloucester ed Helen Cooper st Stephen Mr..
GU i IN me Pill below Bristol Dad Marathon Vandyke,
rniauei Pii Jane Cooper, FIitner New York.
al q. C. au zoth ult, st John, Skoied, New Orleans.
az ooeeehDurg 18th ult, Hy Warren Rairden, Havana.
York. ' Ne" Aia' AA0"'s' W =
SD I'm Antwerp 25d, Charlotte Reed. Elwell. Cadiz
Sid FIN Havre 3D. Edger StrnSer rhomnsoO and
Gichrist, Gilchrist, New York "s "
Adv Hemisphere, Pray, for New York
Ar at Vgo 13thult, Monmouth Trufant Na,r yo-a
Sid I'm Liverpool 10th, Conqueror, Boutee New York,
goth, Rio Grand, Percy, New Orleans
Ar at London oath, Grotto, Stewart Havana
Cid 2Sth Emma jane Springer, New Orleans
At do 2Sth, Woodcock, Lambert, for New York ldr
Ar at Deal 2Sh Hemisphere, Pray London and sld 18th
for Havre
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EASTERN TIMES
a. MlRINE JOURNAL. 50

srTNsoN & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stnson favorably known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly Of this city. All entrusted
to him viii be attended to with prOmptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELI., Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

The South Boston Gazette says that all the
boys who received medals at the distribution of
prizes at one of the Boston schools, recently,
had red heads. Perhaps red heads are illus
trated intellects
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

MISSING SHIPs.-The list of wrecks and
casualties at sea registered at Lloyds during
the present year since the LIST of last January,
discloses frightful catalogue of 4S ships mis-
sing, and which are now given up as lost, hav-
ing, il is supposed, foundered with all hands
ON board.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

O. Rev. H. V. DEXTER, late Of Calais.
has removed to Augusta; where the Baptist
church have given him cordial invitation to
beeome their pastor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19
REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page.

TTAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
IL STORE directly opposite the old Stand, in Moses
Block with very large assortment choice Family Gro
ceries Ship Stores, Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINESfo for sale at the owestmarket rates.
1y29
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ARRIVED
ARRIVED.
DISASTERS.

Ship NJ de Embl, Of Bath at New York from Bremen,
lost foretopmas and maintOpgallant sauaIl FIN
SW, sc so She had five deaths among her pas
sengers and one birth
The James Wakefield, at New York from Havana spoke,
Sept &C. lat g. Ion ST. French bark Fanny Louisa Godet
fin Bordeaux for Havana, eaky and making for Nassau;
took from her part Of her cargo, consisting ar pipes
red wine IA half bbs do 80 boxes do do campagne IS
boxes olive OIL "a do preserved fruits mustard
do capsules bbs cognate brandy and 60 do Vinegar
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New Goods at Granite store,

TIME subscribers have just returned from New York. and
are now opening the largest stock OF Sasonable and
Fashionable Dry Goods offered in this Market many
Of them bought for cash at forced sales and at twoth
and Striped Silks, all wool De LANES Thbets Of every
shade and at lower prices than heard Of before Lyon
Cloths Ladies Cloths &c All invited to call and
examine. OWEN CO.
3.
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House for Sale.
Valuable House Lets for Sale.

60 HOUSE LOTS, comprised in that tract Of land
20 known as The Sewal fed, lying between High and
Lincoln and nor Of Green Street now offered for
sale. a
AZ Of these lots, lying north Of contemplated street
go feet WIDE which located through the centre,
extending Lincoln street to High street, into which
il will open of Judge Smith, and continn
Gus with street. SIS feet wide by rods deep and
the remaining 90 lots lying between the above mentioned
and Green street, are 81 ieet Wde and rods
Deep all of which laid out at right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample room for acommOdious
dwelling house and all other necessary buildings togeth
or with garden spot sufficiently large.
These the valuable building lots now within
the limits OF the city and the whole field, or any
her of lots down one be purchased reasonable
terms. Title undOubted
Further information respecting them be obtained
on nquiring Of DIR PAYNE, Middle street, or of Rev.
s. F. DIXIE, High street. 27u
Bath Dec 90 1853
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

Madame, your shawl is dragging in the
mud Well, you little hussy, suppose it is,
isn't it the fashion q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19

LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies Of the Elm
Street Church will hold Fair at Columbian
Hall, this "wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Be slow to choose friend, and slower TO
change him, courteous to all, scOrn no man for
his poverty, honor no man for his wealth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-19
TROUBLED OF LATE?
FARM FOR SALE.

10 FI,HE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
IssssM which he resides, situated in BowdOnham on
Cak9 the road leading from Bowdoinham to Bath and
seven miles from the latter place. containing hundred
acres 1t is divided by stone wall into lots
moving, lage, pasturing and wood land 1t lies open to
the merrymeetng bay commanding fine view ofthe wa
tiers of the bay and the Cahance and Androscoggn
There the premises good story house warmed by
furnace two barns with Sheds Ice house, every
venience for extensive farming and gentee residence
Also large orchard of valuable trees in bearing order and
Of the finest gardens for small fruits and vegetables
be found in the The crops and stock will be sold il
desired For terms apply to G. Ii. GARDINER, on the
premises.
Bowdoinham, Sept p, 1854. 15tf
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Ar at Portsmouth 26h Rhine Doane Londonand sid for
New York.
on Falmouth 2sh, Moro Castle,m Havana via New York
for London.
OF the Start 2Sth, II Kimba Davis, SO DIS firm Bic for
London
Sid FIN Shields 18th, Sea Lion, Hall, New York.
Arat Glasgow 2Sth Josephine, Bornholm, New Orleans
At Antwerp 9th, Rochambeau Hallwe, for New York.
at Calao Sd ut ship North Carolina, Nickerson, San
Francisco.
At Valparaiso Aug I'D ship Mary Robinson, Crocker FIN
Boston May % for San Francisco.
Sid fin Fleetwood 18th u bark Adelaide Cooper, Collins,
Liverpool.
At Havana 9th inst briggs Enterprise, Miller FIN Bath,
3D. dsg Meallack Skolfeld, fin Bath, via Matanzah ar
9th, do.
At Leghorn 23d ult, ship Ionan Coley for New York
2 DIS.
At Cadz goth ut ship Kate Howe Norcross, for Boston
ldg.
Adv at Liverpool Both u Geo Washington, Commings,
for Boston Both; Emerald Ise Cornish for New York 9TH
Marshfed, Torrey, for Baltimore 5th Harvard, An
dros for New Orleans 1st Germancus, Fales, do 9th.
At Queenstown 2Sth ult, ship Nathl Thompson MCu-
luck fun Gene for New York, discharged and repairing
AT Pctou 10th ns sch Ustaloga Briggs for Bath 10 DIS
SPOKEN.
Get O. lat IS 40, Ion 81 d. ship Sam Dunning finn Port
land for Mobile.
lat IS 2S 70 O5, brig Nebraska fin Georgetown
sc, for Bath.
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PORT OF BATH.

WEDNESDAY, Oct IL.
ARRIVED.
Ship Lady Franklin, Trott Cadiz 81 DIS, Salt to Clark
Sewall.
Br Sch Galaxy, Cunningham, Halifax.
Br Sch Banner, Douglas, Maitland, Ms
THURSDAY, Oct II.
ARRIVED.
Brig Boston Lady, Robbins, Chester, Ms.
FRIDAY, Oct. 6.
SAILED
Bark Lucinda, Smith, Havana.
SATURDAY, Oct. IA.
ARRIVED.
Ship st Peter, Dillingham; Cardiff, +.
Bark Archer (new) Lewis, Boothbay, Of steamer
to load with box shocks for Havana.
Brig Crescent, Burns, Cardiff, +.
Sch Charles, Tucker, Charleston, sc.
CLEARED.
Sch Banner, Douglass, Maitland, Ms.
SAILED.
Ship Falcon, Patten Charleston, G., anchored below
and sailed Monday.
MONDAY, Oct. 16.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Baker Windsor, Ms.
Sch Brunswick Lion, Craft, st John, NIB.
CLEARED.
Brig Boston Lady, Robbins, Chester, S.
In the river at anchor, ship Clara.
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NEW FALL GOODS
No,o Opening at the Store Of
a. NE. HSEJTEEsR.

"A. hS. HS UEEERS,
Consisting in part of the following articles
LONG AND SQUARE WOOL SHAWIS; Long and Square
Cashmere do very heap wool Thbets Of every shade
and at very low prces pladed do, in great variety and
selling cheap Cashmeres and yoneses Of description,
Mpeanes and Alpaocas at all prices plain and figured
wool DeLaines, cheap cotton and wool Delanes OF
every description
Madonnas Of every shade for Travelling Dresses;
figured and pladed DeBages, Fall Ginghams in new styles;
English and French Prints in styles Merrmac Coche
co, Aliens and American Prints; cheap Prints and fast
MOURNING DRESS GOODS, all kinds DRESS SILK in
great variety, Italian Plaid Changeabe, Plaided and
Striped Turk Satin and Figured, in and beautiful
designs.
ALL WOOL AND COTTON AND WOOL FLANNELs,
in all colors such as
Blue Mixed rwilled, in different grades;
Red sand plain"
White of every description;
Full assortment Of figured Salisbury Flannes;
Silk and Wool Flannels
White all wool Flannes, Of every width and price;
GO Cotton g ="
All wool Shaker Fannels, A and s-4 for Blankets
Broadcloths. Doeskins, Cassimeres and SAITH
netts, Kentucky Jeans, plaiGs for Boys
Clothing, &C., sc.
DOMESTICs Striped Shrtings, Tickings Doings, Den
inns, Cotton Flannes Cotton Cloths every grade and
price.
We are bound to sell them cheap.
Cotton Batting.
The best batting manufactured in b. bundles, may be
found here at all times.
ALSO
Trimmings, Buttons Ribbons, Elastic braids, &cy,
wrought work such Collars Chausetts Sleeves Edgngs
and Insertions, stamped collars and bands.
GENTS FRENCH SHIRT FRONTS.
carten just opened, some beautiful Patterns and
selling rapidly.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Our assortment of Wooden Hosiery and Gloves
any thing we have had before, and will be sold low
GERMAN W0RSTED.
Worsted Patterns and Worsed Materials Of all kinds for
Marking,
Our stock comprises everything usually kept in First
Glass DRY GOODS STORE, and which we shall be CON
santly adding and desirable Goods We are deter
mined to make Store and Goods attractive, and by
strict attention to the visits Of merit lib
eral share Of Of public patronage. A. b. BUTLER
No. Kelley's Block, opposite the
SAGADAH0CK HOUSE.
Bath Sent 26.
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SIlaWls.

Ii Wool shaws-very fine, beautiful patterns received
a by j. I. GILMAN,
Oct
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SasheS, Blinds and Doors.

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECEs-alarge and well
l. selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath June 4. > HEATH co STIFF
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Ladies' Cloth.

LII Wool, silk and Wool and Cotton and Wool, Of al
n shades, received by J. 7. GILMAN.
Oct. IL.
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The steamship Baltic, Captain Comstock,
from Liverpool 4th inst, arrived at New York
on Monday morning. Her news is very I'M
pOrtant.
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

TT c. BEACH CO., II Pine street, New York, sole
LII agents. Cotton Canvas from several other mills
AsoAsnaburgs Prints, Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satinett Printers. 6m5O
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NOtice tn Gas Cunsumers.
blankets

100 PAIRS all wool and union, Eng. American Blan
lOO kets, received by j.. GILMAN.
Oct IL.
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4 LOVE AAla oF BEAEDlcr lsu II ! ARkoLnss sitLiss

~ 1Nkf ~ NJ FhAAs NJ n IN kd11IAst AHHNl<2St
The following is seritable 1eHsr, wristeh B5fg1t
neral RanHdict Arno3a enclosi1e oae 10 Mss fFjeb
lois of hostond Iswas addressed to Mrs GeffersI
Knox who M6s then Residing IN Boston. saA wNsS
friend OF Afnof1's slaayluse, whuswss, 40 w M
dSrst1na from one Of her eW saryivinx eonserNS0i
sRecteb1s standing in socjssy,d md Of f6fk6ne!sL
Whether she did, or did not, however, n bSeifaln
that thep pAffiesr werG never uhisA1 and the lS4y
whanevsr ed,tisough itidHsass that sofne
time subsequently 20, the aaesf ftbis iexef
went sofr ID to enter the church % be inarYis 10
aBoston eenflemas, and that there the marriage
was forbidden by her own mothers for what YeHsSr
ii not knownd Miss Deblois iivsd end died il Bos
tonin single bessedhess and high rsspectabiHgy rs
It viii be seen BY the impassioned languages Of
Aknoldt lettaf that hemAde love cseu asihs f6dkht
and did yfhing elss--witi1 al his might ahl
main And one cannot help reflecsiAe e1oStsve9v
diserent might have been the histosyof tib bfsSe
Jbht passionate and illprncipled man. had Ne s5e.'
At the AiHe belwrpte Ills lettsr heIwas periApk
pat biz fspeq Il wss inst subseQsentto
his career II Canada and aleag the lakeas
The original letter, in AEnoldp own hand writing
was recently dsc0ye lad among the papers sf Gene
baud hss sea sss sps'ss ne sad
fcaptahzing - iH the NrigipalsnodT aM ie hsagi,r
1 rsf a4sa3i n ehN.AIEeEoWNiA March, ld77.rs
/ Dear Madams haze taken lib4Ety Of Ineloaus
ila Letter icy the Hseyenly Miss Desacis shiels
LOT Gpwns, &c, which Mrs CelhuIn promis'd meto
sSendto yonr House, IhQpe Ahe win make 10 obiecs
tiDne agaipst receiving than II make no doubt goa
will soon, havesths pleasure seeing the Charuing
sars. EmsIy. ssd asys in yourIpowsr g give me
der the most Anxiops s6upcnso, until have the
sf9vour OF al lsine from yop, whQ( 4 may Juage>
iwill from y9pE Qwn e1peFjences conceiye the fond
Anxiety the GlswiDg hopes and CHILLING fears, that
Alternately pOaese breast 0f sti aEss ssfg:rssn
5 = e - nnav Md am,
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! DWELLING HOUSE AND VA

O. DWELLING HOUSE AND VA
Ill CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET, AT PRI-
VATE SALE.-For sale, q new bsick COTTAGE on
Clay street opposite the residences of Peter d. Giinn
outhouses all finished in nice style the whole pre-.
mises presenting Ienasrkably appearance, with
$50 feet of ground on Clay street, adjoining the
above, running back abont $50 feet. % Elt. y
long credit will be given for considerable por-
ton ofthe purchase money. .'alt .stsr5ft +
ia so ~ - TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
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a FOUR ACRES OF G RO UND
2s1 WITH A DWELLING AND STABLE
THEREON, IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We are authorized TO treat prvately for the sale Of
a square of GROUND in Sydney, nearly adjoining the
public square, and bounded BY Mair,' franklin and
- streets. having large and beautiful front on
ling Stable, &c. built while the property
we'll enclosed and drained. sssisssis u q
Being admirably adapted for building sites, and To-
Gated in the most rapidly improving part of Sydney,
this property is highly valuable especially a.
this about the last opportunity for purchasing land
In Sydney by this square, 50 near the city. 4
TERms.-On-ifth cash balance at /, 2, s and 4
years, with interest, and satisfactorily secured n
ia S0--ts 5sas TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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epM FOR BALLS AND PARTIES
QS6 Ladies' in want of HEAD-DRE RESSE or
ONNcOIFFEuRESo Of any description, would do
---well 70 call ou CHAS. r. LOEWENTHAL.
at his French Flower Emporium, Millinery and
Fancy Store on Broad street, corner Of Sd street. az
he il desirous ofmating room for his spring mporta-
ions Ladies may expect great bargains.
sr aCHAS. H. LQEWENTHAL.
jal5 Broad at. corner of Sd.
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I WATCHES-A yery Largo and

r. WATCHES.-A very large and
EA varied assortment of WATCHES, JEWEL
AA RY and SILVER.WARE, may be found at
ethe store of the subscriber, 106 Main street.
pool and London supply Of those celebrated . Da.>
vid Tayor' and "Beazleyn WATCHES, in hunting,
magic and other cases, which, added to his large
chors, cylinders duplex, kc, will make his stock
compare with any importer in the country.
fe4 ELIAS hale. lO6 Main st.
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VOL. Iy NO. lOlg s,s'l
THE DAHL ~ DISPATCH.

- The circnlasion e sAs Daily iIy1tcA sxese65
eetsasEsAls seatof ~ - Daily pepsp RI 1lelnsrd
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IN GREAT REDUCTION IN RI
- THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS,
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy- =
ing from ]. 81. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel -
Building, Richmond. 80 9.t.fs
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality y.............eS 50
Do do. second do..................5 90
Fine csfskin sewed BOOTS, s. so
Fine ealfskin sewed SHOES 25
j. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
supply him with handsome and mbstantial ealfskin
sewed BOOT, which he VIII sell at the unprecedent-
ed low price OF SS &c. del 3
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Z ~ ekoLoGicAt MAP Am sgivxx.a ssa
Mr. AnBkEa called up the bin prntidink lor, Ne
complexion and revision of the Geological Map and
survey OF the Stale s4sad ts Ii sasi dtai an al
3 nr.dHoMfsoMprop0sed Mr.. an amendment by Syay
of ryder, authorizing the publieation alIa dissSbu
tpn OF the work when printed
= MIR. DENEALE moved to iAid3ad by striking out
one fopyto eech member offhe General Assembly
nexf eedang IL qualifications and insert to- each
OF the clerks OF the Circuit Courts in the eopties
ana corporations of the Commonwesth, to her re,
tained in the Offices Of said clerks. The amendment
was concurred IN; Ayes 2l noes 7aaay E 2 1q' I
Onmoti0n OF Mr.. THoHPsos, tho Senste adionrn..
Cyl -sgAb o.
HOUSE of DEfEGArEs.'1is ATE .1ssI 5sr,s s.iT S
4 - p ss'sssf4a s7s THURSDAY, Feb 16 1854. IL
= EVENING SESSION. 'aa' aatFssa ss.ils. - :. 3
sion Of bilt making more plain ana definite tl1e,
chapter of the Code relative to who are 81 1890
and smulattoea The bill was finally oriered' 81
lts cngr0ssments lts chief feature declares that
any person having Honesixteenth'' of negro blood
shall be considered asnulasso Se, hefesoff6 Al has
been s'one.t e.toarth." .telsaiEvgi ssi7ii
covsoros sx AND ONO no aaiLaoap Ian ,.iH saesasa
Mr.. DEJARNErrE offered aresolution referring to
the FesgMh q he sAryf1s laf ther AosEbe 946a
Coyington and Ohio Raf6a aish. accerdias Gee II .io To-
ths The, ssmstss 81 q as5iesushsd bass
tSe coyinsfnn ana Ghsn oi
Nonrse route asthe cespests 81 more ss,.n - ,ns
million of dolarsy and the easiest of cduolfuefidn
land thhf therefore the Board Of Pubfic Works
neers ana fbst tsv sb.i' .sssxs gH sngl
upon Careful comparison 0f the estinatea shali
prove 70 be the cheapeG and the easiest and most
H. ~ .,.sss = q u ys2sA
ro,;a.s ~ h;s s.,,,,.;-, M lsnsIAs an exp.e
,sos; l.;S - n a'sos $ " Was on ms
I'M Honss fi,e,,' sSiS,rr.ds aegs3 4 .osoI !
ss,gsl5 RneveaaH rs r.,n i. E..a,.y ,os1 "a !,
naitt.ess. 4. aaa. r1a,n,aa,.s t'S Ao'ts
Cnmos;on of NJ n.s - e. ,Ei
mn resonton oere b1 III. ~. NJ. ~ vNse IOek
asuryey Of The Monroe and Gresn5risr. roSses II
..9s apsndea l .hssse, he asked shati.be ad % he
naestS f' 10 se@'1a5 'u S0 A aMed ane ne
An act to provide for me x 4, .sts
d!efOrk turnpike road vas taken up, o. andsio1 of
n.:,.d Mr. Y re.. .es y & 8 Fssa isid
eOoto ths road AZ = = '5 - y sae
Mr. Krr n moved 10 take mn . .b \ ! b,ll ll,,s I, s
rosd-ssresd to. ~ 's''n 'e' rn' Ono aoas re- {
Mr. a tnen oisred substitute for the BIN ui1ieh
g e.: .ssi g .s,s g &.
Iindiyiduais snd when tvsfih4 ~ ~ g rs PIT
prepriated 81 The Conmenresiti shsIi All be s. s
sr;cribsdby e tbs4 then. joiaf stscE eompsW Any sSsa
twodfhs and frestSs uriocinas "a 1Rss AZ sas
ley appropriated BY the substtute 10 l,s 1Sesss1
upon. tie road, whether such sconapsnS y - M,SsS
g rnnSes::r.1x..,...rz...s,,. nSs:
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nN1ftas f HOSTING. = = MACHINES
FOR RWAREHoU6ES.-Eyery nuer.
N HkW chant end owner Of : wsrehouss
n f14{H IL ahouldl have one Of NV inuorovSda
III AHla HOSTING MACHINEs IL IS -
NHH XhlIt ~ goods 70 hoist to Cha upper story q
if9RIn ~ he viii ssye time and expense, to cav
- nothing Of the safety OF Bis soods 5
or stories above his head. II 8
These Machines have become in general use IN the
northern cities and In Baltimore / have made many
/ hsys thrss azes 70 suit large or small ware
houses. :
Aesrs. LEE co. are my egente ir, Riehmsnd.
Who receive sll orders and dve ~ infbrmhtion fbr
the nsme. e ss = f54ti JAMES BATES,
Iron Foundry and Hoisting lMachlns msnlfactory
No. 10 PRECEDENT street 3 p4usrss north ofths PM
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REMOVAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR;
GLASS WARE.-R. Z .HICKS0N. No. 2ls, Broad
street being aboutto remove to Main street. win,
for the next three weeks only sell of his present
tensse and weh selected stock at cost and chargea
This he consders preferable to paying the expense
ofremoving and incurring heavy loss by breakage
thus verfying the old saying, sthat the rst loss b
always the best.n es ,aig 8aISlfsT II I27l 70
Thersfore, now 10 the ohsnce for the inhabitants
Of shockoe Hill and vicinity TO supply themselves
with China Crocksry and Glass. ware, and an end.
lessvsxiety Of other goods both useful and ernamen
G. N. B.-The Store and Dwelling for
IL rent. Apply as above. jsM