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VVANTED-A situation By Protestant young
I,cuirs 10, or. week. No SIS HadsonS IN Boat Store
=.
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American Iusfifute.- An adjourned inforns meeting Of
the lbsnuie viii be he'd 90 TbUssDtr EVCSiN }, the
18th met Of y o'clock the Room. OF the Institute No ISL
fer the uaUinstins Trustees Msnsge
Ct the Fair, and St4rhing co,aaiius-s
LtvIHG5rUN LIVINGSTON, Chairman.
JoHE w. CHssAERs eecret.ry
american Ipstitute-Farmers' CIub.-A meeting
vDl be he'd - the srpoory No S5l Broadway rHl DAY
(Tresosy April IL sab Agrcnl-aal fmele
UsrtAssteoFoiosy 10 Agrco ture Prssns and rrsbs
pisntrS g. ID. will b. ds'dbu>d Me nbes will oros
Of 'he best seed. excbasss Strangers always
especially ~eleome. Admission free 70 all
RemittRnces to Towa.- hOsfYs ds
KBrCHUn ROGERS 3EaEsr No IS Wilisps..
New ycrk; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, VALs,
Ecu.Ysrh, vXC1AE9E BANK 5tsts a. Soston. be
dr,vp IN COIN vttb . premium. ct the Bank Of " o
JrsUp l. CO opbaouo. io~.
Ts Nervous su1erers.-A retired Physician. ~ho pos
pfe.cIpot oat std efe-taA IN restoring him 70
health 10 s~ os.s after year, 81 suffering from general
debility 6nEinDs 20 make N knowp VIII send free
TIRE ,pre orip,ioD Direct 70 nr 20 WILLIAMS, Ne
SO fulton ct Brookyn Y
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!, t,IhL- not less than "a years old wsnd he
~ funshsc 9th BosId and schooling for .hst she cSad
do Assisting hr l.ey he house e-fge ard aer school
snd fa.pce would be for good her i.l- sas
ten ard ,es. old The school private dssft-r u
q ME frcrl The swei and for ths Eugss brsres.
Of h be-, In tee eopnuy Rsfssiss W. BENEDICT Ne.
WA - usrtsuars
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/ ~ fsw sooIs west of sthsv.
hr. Townse sarsa parilIa.
EQw is TOE TIME TO USE TaIs CELEBRArED PU.
ItlnER or TIE BLOOD -Ns the great Spring remedy
h Only Iasdisne which eHectuLy cleanse the sem
bon eli tho Impurities Of tbs blood
Tbcuss.,ds who have used 1t testify 10
ITS MI RACUL0Us EFFECTS UPON TIE BLOOD.
creates hcb and blood. carries Of the patd
sno eeA7sss the stomach regulates the bowels and Inn
Iss tone Of visor to tho whole body
| Dr.. TowHsi-NDs sARsAPARILLA. ~ manufactured
htss Ne supsrint stenee Of Dr. JAMES r. Chiffon the
celebrated 7ist and physician in this coantry Is the
ON. Y sARsAPARILLA
win eaeetusy cleanse the system, eradicate dsesse
healthy action to all the functions Of the body and
KEEP THE .sLoOD PURc-
fasbished In the City Of New York Ia 1870.
~.es'is and retail depot No ia Broadway. opposite st.
rs Church. o6es No. g.
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WANTED-By Protestant Girl . situston
w % d. PLAIN SEWING AMI CHANBEa"0sK, or
wAITIsG H rssd reference. nd can b seen not en-
ssseS for I've SAys " Nc. ~ 1<sy
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= I MONKS 4 COHNERTs, No. PSI Broad.

~ way eorn,r Rsde may Be bad the rresie.t eaoso
If HELf-En,i ,h scotch Irish and German ceeAs sun-
d,.s.. Chsm'-'ra.,es "steIs sesUs es.es Ns"es aud
GLls fct for hotels boarding. ADD
piiyso fan rss Aso Poftsrs Nsieu 'osshmsa, Oar
Fsrutr. SsehtDes ard Labores AZ this stser
~ ice No u Nrtsnwieh
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SNOMPOSITORS.-Sev hr.t-rat' CON-
~ PosIfORs wsu,ed rHIs aOfNIHG }ood cars for
scod h.pd, None othsr need apply. BAKER GOD~lSA
20 Ttlbnne Building.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
The American Institute.

The American Institute of Instraciioa was
organized at Bosom in 1929. by teachers and
other gentlemen interested in education. gath
cred from all parts of the country. President
Wayland delivered the first lecture, one of the
bes, documents on education in our language /;
and last year. (25 years afterwards.) gave the
Introductory lecture at Providence. The In
successive years in Boston. but in later years it
has arrived at greater usefulness by meeting in
other places-in various places in Massachu-
sets, in all the New England States and in
New York The transactions have been pub
lished in annual volumes, now amounting to
25 vols. on a great variety of subjects impor-
tant to the practical teacher. and to all persons
having to do with education. The Institute
has never met in any place without awakening
deeper interest in the subject among the in
habitants of theplace. 1t is the first asso-
ciaion of the kind formed in the country, and
may be regarded as the pioneer and coadjutor
OF all the popular movements in favor of gen.
eral education which have been made in the
country during the last twenty years, and still
continues its good work with unabated zeal
and energy. Its members include many of the
first scholars of the country, presidents and
professors of colleges. ministers, lawyers, phys
icians, teachers, merchants and the friends Of
education in all the walks of life.
Ifparents could attend one of these meet
iugs, they would feel more deeply than they
ever felt before. the importance and RESPONSE
bihty of the faithful teachers work, and real
ize what a debt of gratitude they owe to the
man oil, the woman who well and skilfully
moulds the mind and the heart Of their chill
dren.
This body commenced its session in this city
on Tuesday.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Great Confagration At tsofrs Corner.

BY an extra Touchstone and Democratic
Advocate from the Office of the Touchstone,
we have full particulars of an extensive con-
tiagration at Auburn, from which we copy the
following -
q A most destructive FIRE broke ont at about
halfpast III o'clock Friday night, in Miller
g. Randsll's Tannery, in the rear of Union
Block. The flames soon spread in all direc-
tions, and in less than one hours time the
whole row of buildings, chiefly wood, on both
sides of the street were enveleped in flames.
Ii was an appalling spectacle. The buildings
being dry, burned with fearful rapidity.
The Union Hall Brick Block was next burnt.
1t was occupied BY Messrs. Lufkin, Grocery
Store. Leathers & Blaney, Provision dealers,
the Post Office, and Auburn Bank
The effects Of the Bank were saved directly
from the Safe and its operation will be resumed
Immediately.
Total number of buildings 26. No. of men
and firms thrown out of business, lS. No. of
families turned out OF doors, -. Total
amount of loss, as near as can be estimated at
this early hour, Is o'clock, A. ny 1000.
Amount OF insurance we cannot get, but prob
ably one-halt is covered. Our streets are
filled with goods and wares Of all descriptions,
promiscuousiy thrown together. The fire
still burns, and the town presents a sad and
ruinous appearance
The Extra contains a card of Mr.. Dyer, ed
itor of the Advocate, in which he says =
No permanent delay will be suffered, and
our friends may rest assured that they will
soon see US again in full blast.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

81 The young sprig who reports for that
inimitable sheet, the Northern Tribune, would
do well to leave off his glasses, when he wishes
to give truthful report of public gatherings.
That he is guilty of such abominable misrep-
resentation as would disgrace s,aie-prison
convict, every one knows who attended the
mass meeting at Columbian Hall on Saturday.
However, we don't expect much from such a
quarter. He's probably one of the Maine
Law Satellites; at any rate, correspondent
informs US that his past history eminenily en-
titles him for such position. We may give
our readers further information on this point
hereafter.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

for senators for said district, and that we will
use our best exertions to secure their election.
Resolred, That we have entire confidence in
the frmness, ability and integrity of Hon. Sam
uel Wells, and that he deserves and shall re-
ceive our united and hearty support.
While the Committee on Resolutions were
out, the Convention was entertained with a
highly interesting and eloquent speech from
the Hon. I. J. D. Fuller, of Calais.
On motion of J. Ellsworth, E. G. Webber,
w. F. Carleton, Seth o'Brien, John II. Davis.
and John Cushing were chosen a committee to
nominate Senatorial District Committee for
the ensuing year; and they subsequently, re-
ported the names of John Babson, Wiscasset
II. w. Owen, Bath Asa Moors, Lisbon VIM.
Bennett. Thomaston; Jonathan Spear, Rock
land; Arnold Blaney, Bristol; John Ryan Jr.,
Whitefeld, who were elected.
The Committee of Conference made the fol-
lowing report, which was accepted:
The committee appointed to confer with a
committee appointed by the whig convention
now in session in this town, with reference to a
concert of action in relation to the issues in
volved in the coming election and no others
and the nomination of candidates for senators
for the third senatorial district, having met SAID
committee on the part of the wing convention
appointed for a similar purpose, and attended
to their duty,
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

3nif7o
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

conventions as candidates for Sc stors, to wit :
MANASSEH II. SMITH, of Warren. y
4. WILDER FARLEY, of Newcastle.
JEFFERSON HATHORN. Of Richmond,
STEPHEN III. REED. Of Lewiston. ~
Your committee therefore recommend the
nomination of those gentlemen for senators. and
that It's action in relation thereto be communi-
nicated to the whig convention.
All which is respectively submitted.
The above gentlemen were. by acclamation
declared the nominees of this convention.
Voted to adjourn:
ARNOLD BLANEY, President.
HHsn1 srarnDrso, Secretaries.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
sagadahoc County Convention.

AT meeting Of Democrats of Sagadahoc
County, held at Columbian Hall, in Bath, on
Saturday, Aug Is, 1855, Edwin Noyes, Esq,
was chosen President, and J.. F. Mereen, Esq,
Secretary.
Chose B. F. Tallman, Jere. Ellsworth and
N. C. Reed, n committee to receive and ex-
anime credentials and report names of mem
bers of the Convention.
Voted that when any town is not represent
ed by delegates with credentials, any demo-
crat from such town be authorized to act as
delegate until the regular delegates shall ar
rive.
The committee on credentials reported the
following list of delegates, which was accept
ed =
Richmond-B. F. Stetson, John b. Stuart,
JEFF Halhorn, Lewis X Purington, Thomas
J. Southard, Richard Kidder, b. F. Tallman.
Boacdoinhaa-S. V. Given, w. M. Berry,
Henry Barnes, Sam'l Cobb, Reuel Williams.
Bo1rdoin-John Coombs, Abner Coombs,
Elisha Small, Cornelius Carter, Alden Potter.
Topshdm-0liver White, Edwari White,
Thomas Rogers, David Work, Jr., A. G. Po-
land.
Bafh-Henry W. Owen, J. H. Nichols, H.
Tallman, Arthur Brown, Peter Trask, J. I.
Gilman, t. G. Stockbridge, Scott Morse,
Dudley Gilman, J. c. Snow, J. P. Phlbrook,
w. v Moses, J. w. Frye, F. ID. Sewall,
Edwin Moves, Alfred Lemont. ]. c. Lowell,
Oliver Moses, James G. Crawford, Jere. Els
worth.
Phipsb,rg-Thomas Kelley. Geo. III. Du-
ley, J. f. Mereen, n. c. Reed, N Nichols,
W. II. l.. Wildes, t. H. Oliver.
Arro,rao-Nicholas Spinney, Saml Free
man.
Woohcich- Merry, Lincoln Webb.
Voted to ballot for County Commissioner
Chose committee of one from each town,
10 select a county committee for the ensuing
year.
Chose A. COOMBS Of Bowdoinham, can
didate for County Commissioner, and OIL
YER MOSES OF Bath, for County Treasurer.
The committee for that purpose reported the
following names for county committee F.
d. Sewall, Bath; Lemuel Brown, Richmond
VIM. NJ. Berry, Bowdoinham; J. F. Mereen,
Phlpsburg, and A. G. Poland, Topsham.
On motion of John I. Gilman of Bath, the
following resolves were passed unanimously
Resolred, That in the contest to be decided
in September next, in this State, the issues
are all Of purely local character, having no
possible legitimate bearing upon national pol
itics, and that the people Of the State alone
should be left free to settle the questions in
volved in their own way.
Rcsolred, That the unusual course adopted
BY the opposition in the present canvass, in
bringing in an army of political wire -puilers
from other States TO control the action of the
sovereign people of this State, deserves the Sc
we're apprehension of every independent free
man, and we recognize in the movement The
same spirit which has been So wlckedly embod-
led in the late acts of the border ruffians Of
Missouri, in their outrages upon the rights OF
suffrage in Kansas.
EDWIN MOVES, President
J. F. MEREEN, Secretary.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Trne to the Oath.

The Tribune represents ]. O'Donnell Esq,
as speaking at the Democratic Mass meeting
on Saturday Evening. "tha, he had drank
brandy with ]. P. Hale in Augusta within five
years." Mr.. 0'Donuel said no such thing,
but did say that while j. p Hale claimed to
be te,otaller of twenty years, he tras aoqaaaint
ed ,rifh man ,cho had drank ,rith him IN Au-
gusta ,ciihin fire years. Quite difference
truly. Bot the Tribune man has taken the
oath to lie, and why should he be expected to
60 against the Compact BY getting off single
truth
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
The Land Plundering Scheme,

The monstrous scheme of the fusionists TO
flch from the State Treasury SIXTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS for sectarian institutions
was killed by the democrats of the House of
Representatives. The Senate was composed
wholly of fusionists, and the resolve, which
appropriated money to the following institu-
tions, passed that branch almost unanimously :
To Waierville College, $4,000
To Maine State Seminary $1,000
To Maine Wesleyan Seminary, 10000
To East Maine Conference, 10000
To Westbrook Seminary, 10000
When the resolve came down TO the House,
erey democrat voted for its INDEFINITE POST
PoNEMENT but one, and it gsas indefinitely
postponed by the small majority of THREE
VOTES
Thus the DEMOCRATS of the last House
of Representatives saved the state SIXTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

He was followed by Judge Wells who briefly
stated that had he been required Ia vote upon
The abrogation of the Missouri Compromise, he
was rather inclined to think he should have
gone against ii &c.
TIE above we clip from the Tribune of Mon
day morning. We would simply state tia, j,
is an intentional Misrepresentation Of his state
ment. We understood him TO state in the most
the abroeation of the Missouri Compromise. he
should have voted against il.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rio Janerio, June 2s ship Erie, Curtis disg.
Cid fm Havana Sth, ship Clara Ann, Patten Cowes.
Atoaebec 1lth inst, ship Charter Oak, Peneton, for
Hull hg. ~ rtH
Ar at Pctou Tth inst bark Geo smOuse Parker Bos-
ton.
CID at Halifax 9Th inst ship Vim NJ Rogers, Thomson,
Portsmouth n
Ar at St John NIB 10 inst ship shamrock, Doane New
York. 10th ship Cambria, Perry, do.
CID 10th ship Lion, Rs an, Liverpool
Sid for New York 10Th ut Cynosure fm Lverpool Nor
mandy FIN do.
Ent ldg ut Liverpool essh John Dunlap Portland;
18th Arabia, Boutee, New oreans Day, Chase, Sa-
vannah
on BriSham 25th Republic, Sawyer, I'm Havre for York
At Helvoet 18Th Gen Washington Lowe, for Boston
charlottesville Albert Galiatn, Storcr I'm Swansea for
Constantnople, passed the Straits 18th
At Rio Ianerio 1th ult ship Ene, Curtis, unc.
Ar at Liverpool 81 Highland Chief Barstcw st John NIB
Sid Slst, Lombard. Lombard, Philadelphia.
CID lst Charter Oak, Lioudlette, Philadelphia.
Adv Roger Stewart, Skoleld Portland; Rotunda, Whit
more for Bath; VIM rapscott Bell for New York 9th; L
renIn, Marvick, do with despatch. -..t1
Ent for ldg Slst w Sewar Morrison, Cacutt; John
Albert Cowel Boston, u John Fraser Herbes Charles
ton.
At London 2l Liverpool, Kearney, for New York l6h;
southampton Pratt, do sd; W Lindsay, Western for
Constsntinople and Baakava for sale at last prev
Gus accounts, and has probably been sold.)
Ar at Deal ls Gen Berry, Sevey, Quebec for Hull and
proceeded.
Passed by 81, John Henry, oxnari I'm Havana, via
Cowes for Antwerp.
At Leghorn 18th ult Charlotte Reed, Ewcl for Boston
ldg.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
State Of Maine.

LINCOLN. ss.-At Probate Court held at Fiscassei
ON the 9th day Of August, A. ID. 1855.
ORDERED, That Seneca W. Heath, Administrator o
" the Estate Of caleb HEATH late Of Bath formerly
said County, deceased notify the Heirs law Cre
tors of said deceased and all interested that
count Of administration the Estate Of said deceased viii
be offered for allowance at Probate Court Wiscasset
the ls Monday Of September when and where they BE-
present they see Notice to be given BY publish
ing aested copy Of this order in the Eastern Times
weeks successivey before said Court Of Probate Given
under my hand this 9th day Of August year Of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty Eve
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Cory Attest Il. foorE, Jr., Register. sws
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

This medical d- drink il tnufactured hy the pro-
pretoT Schieisn, in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes. Ii has been submitted TO nearly all the first
Chemists I'd Physicians in the United States. who
dorse their signatures Of the great
sentials Of the Maferid MedicG. IL prescribed
with great success in Gravel, Gout rheumatism, oh
strucons Of Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia il
has superior in the world.
Put up in quart aud pint bottles enveoped in yellow
paper, with the bottle cork and label ard
for sale by all the respectable Druggists the United
STATES. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 and - Beaver St, New York
3mi1o 25 South Front ST., Philadelphia.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
MarriaQfs.

In thisty, 18th inst by Rev. j. o. Fiske, Winthrop
Tappan ESQ., Of auburn N Y to Miss Pauline, daughter
Of Geo. +. Patten, Esq, Of this city.
In Hallowell James NJ. Thomas Miss Elizabeth John
son.
Wheeler both of Windsor
In East Winthrop, Isaiah Clifford Of Albion Miss Gym
thia ". Turner, of Leeds.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Dratbs.

In this city, 14th inst child Of John Murphy aged
months
In this city 7th ns child Of apt Lowden aged mos
In this city, 18th ns child Of Mr.. Sutherland aged is
months.
In Bowdonham, 18th nst Alma Sampson, aged 25 yrs.
In Brunswick, Martha J. Hamblin aged mos.
In lewiston Dea. Davis E. yerill aged 46 years mos
In West Auburn, Caleb H. Alden, aged IL.
In Gardiner Maj. Edward Howe
In Augusta, Edward VI. Stacy, aged is years.
At Secret Ravine, Ca July 3d. George G. Green son Of
the late Nathl Green, ESQ., of Topshan aged Al yrs.
In HalIowell, Joseph Y. Boynton, aged 90 years.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

C. The low, contemplate thrust at our
worthy friend Tallman, in the Tribune Of
Tuesday is eminen,ly worthy of its paternity.
The public in this vicinity are becoming more
and more satisfied that there are clo,cns, emf
nen,ly deserving the name, who figure by turns
in the columns of that paper.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
House for Sale.

"A EOR SAFE in Hsrpswel Me-, Harpswell
tssm l. Great Island, lot of land, containing five
-CkA acres together with good and hSlf story
dwelling, house So by "a fee good porch wood house,
barn and other out buildings situated the shore OF
soon
Credit given for part Of the purchase money secu-
rity.
IiaipsweIi Aug. -, 1855. swl0.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

BROKE JAIL.-We learn that Geo. w. Car
penter g. Chas. H. Pedro, two convicss, es-
capped from the State Prison in Thomaston on
Tuesday last, since which time nothing has
been heard from them.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23
Princes Pretean Fountain Penf
>, PstsAfed Jan ., IssS
WIN. B: Stcarns. Centre az txafi,f

xsSS9 ron sAG1bAHoc AND &ExSKsrc ccsx<,vse
ADvSsfAaEs ncofrodihle and aofF.fhS n. L. =
voir, made of PRorKsS under G0odyeaFh Patent, AM ,4N
ease and rapsy supplying the zen r six eshs Sour
and 9veAhout one-thir of the time. ''
Gold Pen q The verx best qualify, nth hOlaer Of the
"tss n ossgtaral light and elastic material \.
0PtSloxs of ffik Pass.
Magic Pcns II Is Fight graceful easily Fekala ed, and
Complete and finished artiece'r fsrk
Eureka EuHkn.i We have tuaapa N a, Inst A forS.
TAIN tES that will write r hours without once dbtna ln
an nk kstand.-KnirkeSbocker Marusfne.
Vim prv =, .ao write mesh and whose time precious this
certainly take great pleasure rycomendng Il %
currence % An VA . . trouble With constants
ASS Reporters Pen, have never seen or heard auS
thing to equal hsast the facility wanted II this derar,
en SO that may keep up with the age Of electricity and
steam Csc. KELLoc, Reporter ttl5 RrcadwsS w
We must regard this Pen rs one q the rand lmnrar
men's q the age-Pcrtlaaa rranserspt AID Eleet,c.
.as. .he ng TOR any person who has much writing do
for ghtness and eonvieniece It IS IN M iudrnept rsr
sae and teo valuable to be arted yth r Ten times its
lMirrsr.
The Pen mus, have great rup. Any pen thatruns Sor
eight hours at dip may be said have great ruu-but
this peh will became tried and valued iend.w save
the temper OF the business man. and preserve the copo-
sure Of the irritable Toet.-HrtfoFd Coattat.
We are writing with which does some six haurs
wee without failure or oppage, and have found il inex
PrsssoE convenient, and cctnortable-New fork EraA-
This pen AMONG pens what Colts Revolvers among
PISTOLS One VIII he dozen shats and the other write
dcEen sheets with single charge oading.-4ufAor ef
Mqior Jack DOteaihg
Clergyman who has written a whole sermon with one
OF these pens without once dipping in ink said to US
that he would not dispense wkh Tor TWENTY nes its
vaue-BosfoH Evening" Trarelisf.
IT could not procure another oi similar merits one
hundred dollars would not purchase Eom me the one
have.-A Ner YORK Clergyman.
We coutinue our with entire saiisaction--
Ncw fork Independent, May lCth 1855.
"Iet those write who never wrote befpre,
And those who NRays wrote now write more
Price, s9,SO $500 q, 80 s4,o6 and Sl,SO. SINS
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

Be>tea-Ar lth sch VIM Henry, ,Rockland; coQuette.
Boothbay.
CID sch Monseznma, South Thomast6n.
Ar 18th brig Chas Miller, Brewer, Rotterdam.
Cid sch Fanny Mitchell, Gardiner.
CID 18th sch Geo Davis, Pinkham, Bath
Ar 18th schs Minerva, Rockland; Rochester, Augusta;
Russell, Bath; Brunswick, Brunswick.
New Orlenn ns--Ar ath brig AIhion Cooper Smith,
Natanzas.
Towel to 4th ships Civilian, 0ssccatIIe.
MohiIc-C1d III ship Cerdeiia, Bishop, Liverpool
CID llth ship South Carolina, Grows, Liverpool
PhfiadelPhin-Ar l4th bark Isnarion, fm New
Orleans
CID 18th brig Leontine, Merryman, Boston.
Cid 18th bark Kiusman, Penfeld, Portland.
New Herk-Cid 18th ship London, Hubbard, Lon
don.
Ar I'm ships pirigo, Young, Glasgow Andover Berry,
New oreansi Realm Burgess, Baltimore; brig Rolling
Wave, Rogers, Minattlan rfta fe Hasf.rE
Jncksonvilie-Ar Tth brig Philip Larrabee, Aud,
Bath
CID 81 brig Marcia, Morrison, Woods Hole.
Chnrlcston-Sld 10Th ship Sharon, Brooks, Liverpool.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

U The Supreme Court, Seth May, Judge;
commenced It's session 10 this city on Tuesday
last. The trial OF Grips, for the murder Of
his wife, will probably come on next week.
Eastern times., 1855-08-23

O. The city marshal informs US that all the
liquor taken from the schooner ST.. Marys,
was not returned. We stand corrected. We
omitted 10 state that the. marshal carried The
captains home for him as he ought.