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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

Att meeting Of the Eagle Club, last night the
following officers were elected
President A. Cunningham Vice President, u.
Hilton; Secretary, J. r. Calhoun; Treasurer, U.
Harrison.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

NoS Esr.-The Committee on Elections Of the
Common Council, who had given notice that they
would meet at the City Hall on yesterday evening
TO hear the complaints Of any and all persons who
thought they had been wrongfully deprived Of
their votes at the election held on the 4th day Of
June last, did meet according to such notification,
and not one single person appeared TO COM
plain Of the Commissioners Of Election in this re-
spect. After all the buster about our adopted
feow-ctizens being deprived of their rights, this
shows what contemplate humbug 1t all Is.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

A D1scLosuRE.-In the Board of Aldermen on
Monday night, Mr.. Bsyly acknowledged himself to
be the author Of the open ballot system adopted
by the Sag NIGHTS at the late election. What tes-
timonial shall be given 10 Mr.. Bayly for his val
liable services In this matteri He certainly ought
not TO 20 unrewarded.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

FINE ARrs.--There IL TO be sale Of paintings
by J. O. Mcclure, auctioneer, nj the room otter
the stationery store of Mr.. Farnhsm. We have
not examined all Of them critically, but some Of
them are Of unquestionable merit, and by WELL
known artists Of reputation.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

At a meeting Of the Mount Pisgah Encampment,
l. o. o. T., Of Georgetown, last evening, the follow
ing brothers were installed In Office for the eI su-
ing year:
John Payne, G. F.; Lewis Arney, ii. p; ]. T.
Walker, s. w.; Samuel donna, j. w.; William
Knowles, Jr., Scribe; John Paxton, Treasurer.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

Though we have had frequent showers of rain
during the last few weeks yet the heat Of the sun
Ia 20 great that the soil soon dries The gardens
in the neighborhood Of the city are again crying
out for water
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

FOUND.
a WATCH, hich has been left at this
IN Office. The owner can obtain II by proving
property, and paying for this advertisement
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

menis to the Appropriation bill made by the
Committee Of the Whole, except that making
an appropriation of 10000 for a hospital and
medical attendance for American seamea at OF
near Havana.
The bill was ordered 10 be read third time,
and engrossed by majority of 90.
The Navy Appropriation Bill was consid-
cred IN committee. 1t approprIates neary
$4,000, 900, of which So, 900, 900 are for me
six new steam frigates, and $25o,ooo 'o"a'os
Mr.. Stevens war steamer.
MONDAY, FEB. Goth.
Senate.-'The navy reform bill was taken up,
but its consideration was postponed, IN order
10 afford Mr.. Cass an opportunity to present TO
Conoress the sword of Gen. Jackson. In ma
king the presentation Mr.. Cass improved the
opportunity to pay tribute to the memory of
Gen. Jsckson-brief, but poin,edly and feel
ingly made
The posi-ofice appropriation bill was taken
up and passed. Adj.
House.-The bill granting right Of way to
plank and rail roads running through public
lands In territories, as well as those in states.
was passed.
The sword Of Gen. jackson was presented
by Mr.. Smith, of Tenn, who made a neat
speech on the occasion. Remarks were made
by Mr.. Benton and others.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
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Eastern times., 1855-03-01


Bosionv-Cld 81, sch Bunganuc. Fletcher, Bath
22i, ship Albert Galla, Of Bath Storer, Charleston
18th inst.
AR 24,h, sch James, Oliver, Bath.
AIta.>apas-In port 10th, brig Emily Seyburn, Sey-
burn, for do wig cargo.
ScW rl.ans-Towed to sea 9th. ship Assyria; 11th,
ship Aramefe SnowI bark Murillo-
Ga l4th ships Eva, Phbrook Trlestei Old England Ad-
ans. Liverpool
Adv ship Tranquebar for Boston.
Cid 15.h, sch Narr'isansett, Hall, Baltimore.
Ar at the bar 22l 2ji ship UTel Foster, Antwerp.
Ar 2Oth ships odessa, Barstow, Damaricotta; Civilian
Purngton, Bath.
Below I7th, ship wurtemburg Wilmer, fun Havre
Cid 10Th ship Wild Cat Alden, Liverpool.
Tawed to sea 7th, ship Kate Howe.
Ar l9th, sch Central America, Chase, Cha, lesion.
Cid l7ih, ships St John, Skohed, Bordeaux; Zenobia,
brewer, Havre.
MobiIe-Cld 18th, bark Angela Brewer Timer, Boston,
Ar 18th, ship Sarah G Hyde, Sow, New York
Ba 2 imore-Ar below 2lst, bark David kimbal, FIN
Ar I'D, ship VIM sewaT, SMALL Newport, E, Dec Is.
Apalachicoia-I port l4th, ship NJ de Embl, for
Boston ldg.
CharIestan-In the offng 10th ship Ontario, Holmes,
FIN Wiscasset.
Cid 21st ship Charter Oak, Pendleton Havre.
Wilmington, NC-Ar Goth, brig Sheet Anchor,
Crocker Boston.
PhiiadeIphia-Ar 10Th, brigs Howard, Race, ,Carde-
mas; May Queen, Jackson New Orleans
Below 2Oth, ship Edwin Flye, FIN Liverpool
Ar 22d ship Edwin Fiye, uager, Liverpool
New York-Cd 10th, ships Southampton Pratt
London; Iowa Pettes, Cork &c
Ar 2lst, schs W Brown, Holbrook, and VIM Gregory
Crockett. Boston.
Ar 2lst ship W Smith, Travis, Galveston.
CID list ship Kate Swanton, Reed, Orleans.
Ar 22d, sch Superior Rockland; 2Sd ship Ocean Steed
Cox, Boston.
Ar sd, sch Pitts Wade Rockland
Also ar 23d, ship Samer Little Bath; oath, ships
Manila, Given Calao via St Themas 49, Marcia Bay,
Rarstow, Newport FL bark Emma Lincoln Watts Havana,
CID 23d, bark Lunette York, Matanzan.
| SD 3d. ship Kake Swanton.
| for Bath.
SAPFor,iand-Ar 22d, ship cortes, fin Bath.
Jacksonville.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

MAN OF EXTRAORDINARY ENTERPRIsE
Our readers have no doubt heard of Professor
Holloway, for whether We go to the confines
of India, the diggins of Australia or California,
the wilds of Oregon. the empire of China. or,
In fact to any other part of the world, Holo-
ways Medicines are known, for in every Ian.
guagc and in every newspaper in the world Of
any note, his pills and ointment are advertised
1t would scarcely be believed that his adver-
tisements appear in thirteen hundred papers in
the Union alone; and again, few would scarce
Iy credit that he has expended, in different parts
of the world, the enormous sum of two millions
of dollars for advertising.
Holloways. establishment, in the Strand. is
one of the lions of London, and should be visi
ted by every sojourner in the modern Babylon.
He has now one in Maiden Lane, New York,
where his medicines manufactured. the Pro-
fessor himself being there for a few months
and as they are no loRger imported from his
house in London (thus saving the duty to the
American pubiic,2 he has reduced the prices
from three to two shillings per pot or box.
As proof of the great celebrity of the Pro-
fessor, we may add, among other things. that
he has been a great traveller, and last year
visited St. Petersburg where he had the honor
of being presented 70 the Emperor, and OBJ
tained permission for the sale of his medicines
throughout the Russian Empire. A few
months before this he had audiences of the
Queens of Spain and Portugal. which resulted
IN royal orders being granted tor the intraduc-
zion and sale of his medicines in those TWO
Kingdoms.
A similar honor was conferred upon him by
the King of Naples ana the King of Slriiua-
He has been to all the courts OF Earore, oh
tainins almost every where special privileges
for the sale of his medicines
1t must be admitted that Holloway i the
greatest advertiser that ever lived. and ha,
made by far the largest fortune in that line Of
any otner many. York San.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
Later from
Q a Il Z II O. 1 NJ 7 a.
Arrival Of the George Law.
Terrible &eanboat Explosion I

NEw loRK, Feb. 25. The steamship Geo.
Law. from Aspinwall, reached her dock about
halfpast eight O'Clock this morning, bringing
California dates to the lst inst, $l,ll3, 900 in
sperie and 304 passengers
The traasit Of the lsthmus was regularly
made trcm-ocean To ocean by railroad. The
formal opening OF the lne was to take place on
the 20lh,inst.
The Alta California furnishes the following
summary Of the news of the week
The principal matter of interest has been the
explosion of the steamer Pearl, near Sacramen-
TO, on Saturday, by which about seventy lives
we're lost. Fltly-three dead hadles had been
faund, and upwards Of twenty persons ace
missing. There were one hundred and TWEEN
ty-,wo persons on board, and only fourteen es-
csped uainjured. Among the killed were
about twenty Chinamen. The captain f. e..
Davis, formerly of Augusta. and the mate,
Samuel Randall, formerly of Gardiner, were
both killed. Ii is asserted that at the tine Of
the expulsion the Pearl was racing with the
Enterprise, bat this is denied by the agent of
the steamer. Both boats were on their way
fran Sacramento to Marysville. No register
of the passengers names was kept, and it is
impossible to give list of the killed
=
and Charles Jewell, of Maine
Wadleigh, the engineer of the boat, was ar
rested. but was discharged. The evidence before
the cnrouer's jury going To show that he was i
careful engineer, and that the expulsion was
occasioned by some cause beyond his cnntrol.
The Indian troubles in The neighburhood Of
the klamath river are becuming somewhat
alarming. A number of white men, six GER
tainly, have been killed, and about thirty Indi-
ans. Ii is feared that there is To be general
rising amung the Indians the North
After a season of dry weather the rain had
once more set in. A weeks steady rain would
add millions 10 the products of the placers.
The Senatorial question appears to be as far
from being settled as ever. The 3Slh ballot
ing by the Legislative Convention was compile
ted with scarcely any different result since the
FIRST ballot was taken. The friends of the DIFF
ferent candidates were firm, but the knowing
ones predict that there is to be general break
ing up of parties and actions.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT We learn
that as the kenneoec g. Portland ltain on Inc
afternoon OF Saturday. passing from the
depuI at Black Cove 10 the Junction west of
This city, the tender ard engine were thrown
from the track near the Poor House, and
Mr.. Alfred S. Griffin the engineer instantly
ki1ed-
The engine was moving the track by back
ing, with the tender forward ; and ii is believ-
ed that the latter was thrown from the track hy
a slight displacement of rail, aud the engine
was drawn after it. The shackle connecting
che engine with the passenger car, fortunately
broke leaving The latter uninjnred upon the
arack.
The Engineer was thrown or fell across the
irsck. and che wheels Of the engine AID car
passed over his neck and his legs, causing in.
slant death. The fireman was thrown from
the tender, but escaped unharmed. No other
person was injured. The train swas moving at
very slow rate, and we understand that the
engine aud tender are not greatly damaged.
Mr.. Griffin resided in this city. and leaves a
wife and two hildren-Portldnd Argus.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

We are pleased to state that arrange
menIs in regard 10 the forthcoming Concert in
aid of the poor in our city, are going on salts
factorily. The first rehearsal took place on
Monday evening, at the vestry of the Winter
Street Church. The second will be held Fri
day evening, at the same place, when it is
hoped all our choir singers will not fail to be
present. The concert will probably cume off
near the 18th Of the month. We are author
.ized 10 say that il will he a rouser
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
TO THE LADIES.

Tor Ii to % cents, by 1T. GILMAN.
l. Dee. 10.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

New plan of Operation.
DETERMINED to change his Stock often, and thus sc
~ fresh and desirable articles, the subscriber will
all cases, sell any Merchandise which has been hand
three months, absolute first costmany articles abso
Lutte sacrifice. J.T. GILMAN.
Dee. 10.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

COLONIZATION SOCIETY OF MAINE A
meeting was held at Portland, on Wednesday,
for the purpose of forming State Colonial
tion Society, auxiliary to the American Col
onization Society. A large number ST gen
tlemen from different parts of the State were
present After full discussion of the claims
of African colonization, society was formed,
and Hon. Ether Shepley was chosen Presi-
dent, and Philip Eastman, of Saco, Secretary
Among those who took part in the delibera-
tions, were Ex-Governor Paris, Hon. George
Evans, Hon. Samuel Willis, Rev. DIR. Dwight
and many others of the most eminent men in
the State.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
Murtiu9ts.

In this city, 18th ult, by Rev. H. NJ Blake MIR. Caleb
Buckey OF Thomaston, to Miss Lucy c. Morrison Of
city. lfhomasion papers please copy.l
In Union Mr. Woodbury. Davis to Miss Louisa skinner;
Eli Maloney, Of Cushing, to Miss Caroline + Mink
In Newcastle, MIR. James Witham of jefferson, TO Miss
Harriet Brown, OF New CastIe Mr. John b. Clouse to
Miss RoNana Pitcher; Mr. Joseph Creamer "a Miss Mary
Gatharine kaeri Mr. Gardiner N Light to Miss Maria Ann
Kuhn, all of Waldoboro.
In lIaowelI, Joel w Hobart to Miss Hannah Norton
both of Solon.
In Boston, Mr.. Hiram Wild. Of ofRandoph, Mass, to Miss
Caroline 4; Davis, of farmingdae.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
Camfnrr1arthr Aurd.

The Montreal Transcript, speaking Of wISTAR'S
BALSAM OFWILD CHERRY, June 10, says We believe
it to be generally recognized a useful medicine by med
cai men, and state with perfect truth and sincer-
y, that in one with which particular
y acquainted-that of an old gentleman, least eighty
years of residing few miles from this city, and who
troubled al times with asthmatica complaint-te
decided relief obtained when he makes Of the basam
this at the advanced period life which he has arrived at
may be considered unanswerble proof ofits virtues.
Look out for limitations Remember the only genuine ar
cie always bears the written signature of l. BUTTS upon
the outside wrapper.
AGESTs.-A. q. PAGE, Bath R. Butterfeld, Bowdoin-
ham G. II. Thomas, Richmond; f. Dana, Wiscasset.
2w36f3m3O)
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

U We regret TO learn that Rev. Mr.. WILL
LEY, Rector of Christ Church in this city, is
about to leave fer more. southern climate, on
account Of the i'll health Of his wife, Although
he has been among US but short time, Mr.
w. has secured the friendship and esteem of
all who enjoy his acquaintance, and they will
sincerely regre, the necessity that compels his
departure.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
J1tatbs.

In Augusta l9.h inst at the residence Of her father
Mrs Sarah B. wife of Franklin Powers ofts city, aged 25
years. Incorrectly printed last
In this city, 2lst ut Mrs Ann f. Marson aged 20 years
In this city, 10th ult Ann A. Ballard, aged months
In this CITY, 14th uli., 7. r. B. WALL aged months
In Rockland Emma, daughter Of VIM. and Mary NJ Ber-
ry, aged years IL days.
In Damarlscotta Ms Sarah Turkey, aged 34 years.
In Bristol, Ebenezer Humphreys, aged ST.
Feb. 4th, at San Antonio Matanzas Cuba, William
0B. Dunniug, Of the late Robert d. Dunnng Esq Of
Brunswick
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
Election Notice.

WARRANTS have been issued for meetings Of the In
habants of the City Of BATH qualified by law
IN the election of City Officers, meet in their respective
ward Rooms. on Monday, ihe ATS day of March
next at ten O'Clock in the to give IN their
for Warden and Clerk of their Wards Also for Mayer
OF said city, and one Alderman and three Common Council
men Tor their Ward and for City Constable resident in
their Ward and for City Constable resident in their
wards also to give in their for Register Of Deeds for
the County OF Sagadahoc The Alderman of the city will be
in open session at the Mayor and Adermen' Room, in Il
City Hall building, Saturday next preceding said day
ell ction, from five o'clock in the afternoon,
the said day of election from nine O'Clock in the forenoon
to one O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving
evidence OF the qualifications voters whose have
not been entered on the Ward List
JAMES ii. WHITMAN, City Clerk pro. tenn.
Feb. 81, 1855.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

USE HowE'S HYGEIAN HoARuoUSD LIvERwoKr CoUGH
CSSDYNever since the science Of Medicine first dawned
upo the world has any compound gained such exraor-
nary popularity, il short period OF time, DR.. Howes
Hygeian Hoarhound and Lverwort Cough Candy, curing
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing, &C. 1t
affords relief may he relied in all instances
GivE Price 5, 10 and 20 cents per package.
DR.. j. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent
Lucas. l5w34
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
EOREIcN pnnrS

lverpoo-ln the river outward bound Josephne Hard
ing, Cardiff to load for Orleans.
Adv Zenobia for Phiadelnb;a oo,h Ar,;,o. Tor Char
lesion with espatch. ' e'o' M
Cid at London Ith, Woodcock, Lambert N York
Adv at Havre sth, Therese, Lunt for N YORK
Ar at Portsmouth 7h, Rhine Moore Iondon for N York
and sid same day. = -
Passed by 3D. Edger p stringe Wood fm New York for
Antwerp.
Ar at Newport sth, St Peter Gardiner, Dublin to load
for New Orleans
SD FIN Glasgow Sd, Dirigo, Young, New York.
on Cape Clear 9th, Emerald Ise Cornish New York for
Liverpool. w
SD I'm Havre lst, MuIhouse Souther, New Orleans
SID I'm Valparaiso 9Th ult ship 81 Bernard Mayo CalIso
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
Ladies' I,evee.

'HE Daughters OF 2echab will give Social Levee at
COLUMBIAN HALL. on Thursday evening March 1st
Inc dlee Club will be present sing few Of their best
songs also the Quadre Band to discourse music
An opportunity will be afforded those who may wish to
dance Admission s7i cents Tickets be had at searns
Depot and door, Tickets for dancing ertra, be
had at the Hail. Doors open at o'clock. supper to be
served at dancing to commence at O'Clock.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

The Cash PRNcIPLE.-The Washington
Globe states that an association is in process of
formation in that city, composed of s:ore-keep-
ers of all grades, the object of which is to cir
cumscribc the retail credit system within safe
limits, and 10 mutually interchange information
respecting the reliability of customers. This
is good movement.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

NJ Those of our citizens who are opposed
IN secret nominations, will not fail to attend
the meeting of citizens, Thursday evening, at
therCiiy Hall, for the nomination of cand-
date for Mayor.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

u During the past month, the Log Dri-
ais, who we're subsequently convicted of steal
ing lumber. They were each fined $50 and
cost
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

FrRE.-The store occupied by Mr.. Ammi
Storer, in Yarmouth, was entirely DESTROYED
BY fire Wednesday morning last, at 8 o'clock,
together with his large stock of dry goods,
groceries, &c.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
EASTERN TIMES
81 81 MlRIIb JOURNAL. -

STISSoS 4 Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt.
Stinson favorbly experienced
shpmaser, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
him will be attended with prompness and despatch.
ARTHUR DoNNELI, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
Large Sale of good
SECONDHAND FURNITURE
AT Auction.
ne subscriber will sell at Aucti IN, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 90, at 10 o'clock

WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, at 10 o'clock
An The entire Furniture in the KING HOUSE,
NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT, consisting of 90
Carpets, Sofas, (some very high cost 81 Mahogany
Chairs, y Dana covered Chairs, . Damask covered
SOFAS, Marble-top Centre Tables Looki e Glasses
very high cost Clock, Damask Window Curtains, 80
Feather Beds, 80 dsteads so prs Wool Blankets so
Comiorters, 100 prs Sheets and Pillow Cases. Coun
terpanes, Quilts Underbets, &C. Extra fine Chamber
Sets, Black Walnut Chamber Sett Sl.0, Clock
cost SAP high cost Extension Table Linen Tatle Cloths
IN great variety. large lot Of Crockery Ware, such
Dining Sets, Plates Cups and Saucers &c. high
Casors, Tumblers, Gobeis, and large fine assort
ment of Table Cutlery, 20 Office Cha is several Coaland
wood Stoves Stores such Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Butter
Lard, Candles, Soap, Rasins Beans, Cigars, &c, &c
Theabove House furnished throughout few
months since, with and expensive Furniture, and
VIII all be sold without the highest bidder
close
The sale will comm nee Wedne esday, and be con-
t'nned from day to day until all is sold. Terms liberal
and made known at the time and place ofsale.
The Indies particularly invited attend the sale.
Feb2S OWEN 4 CO, Auc'r.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

C. Geo. R. Graham, late of Graham's
Magazine, has been appointed warden Of the
port of Philadelphia, an office said to be worth
$4,000 year.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01
DO0r and Gate Springs.

THE most efficient and durable springs In use, he
put by any person in few moments, ard applicable
to any door gate. For sale by y. HYDE CO., aa
Feb. 20, 1855. Corner Front and Broad Street.,
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

100 PAIRS all wool and union, Eng American Blan-
IOO kets, received by j. I. GILMAN.
Oct. IL.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

QF The School Committee of Charlestown
have adopted regulation 10 prohibits corporeal
punishment upon the female children Of the
public schools
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

81 Charles G. Came, Esq, was nominated
for the office of Mayor, at citizens meeting in
Portland on Monday evening.
Eastern times., 1855-03-01

In plea Of land situated in Georgecwn In said Coun-
iy and bounded follows beginning the East side Of
Ellis Eddy point where line drawn Easterly, paral-
lei with the North end o the house the premises shall
be four rods north of said north end thence running
y by said line to point thereon rods East Of the East
side Of said house, thence Souiherly parallel with
said Eastern side and two rods East therefrom
rods thence Westerly parallel to the fit line said FL
lis Eddy, thence by said Eddy to the first bounds. Date
of Writ, September 18th, 1854, aldamnum, $500.
cory ofhe order Of Court with abstract Of Witt
Attest-A C. HEWEY, Clerk.