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DOMESTIC PORTS,

B0sion-Ar 18th, ship Ocean Home Merryman. New
Orleans barks Lucinda Tarr Matanzas LIST inst Globe
Cottng, Charleston.
Cid 10Th. sch II X Dunton, Dunton, Wiscasset
Ar 3Oth, new brig Amanda Jane, Cieespe, Waldoboro
Cid sch Mary Ann, Williams, Bath.
Holmes HOie-Ar 25ih, brig Lincoln Webb Perkins
Georgetown, sc, for ThomastQn.
BOOtllbay-Ar 10Th, sch II Kennedy, Newbirt. Wal
dOboro for Boston.
GlVesiOm-In port 10th, brig vesta Stevens, for Bos-
ton.
Cid previously, bark Harriet spaldng spading Attaka
pas
Sid Dist, brig yesta, Stevens, Boston.
New Orleans-Ar goth, ship A Kmball, Davis
London.
CID 18th, sch Central America, Chase, Charleston
lowed TO sea nth ship Alice Cource.
ADV ship Sebastian Cabot, for Liverpool wig 200 bales
bark Gen Cobb, for New York Goth
Ar 2lst, ship A b Kimball, Davis, London.
Cid 20th bark Gen Cobb, Haskell, New York.
lowed to 18th, ship B Thompson.
Cid 2lst, ship Mountaineer, Wilson Havre.
lowed to 18th ships Cynosure (cld Nov 15); 18th
Edw Stanley; bark Cherokee
Adv ship Metropolis, for Havre, wig 400 bis
Key Wcst-Ar 18th, brig Lagrange Maxcy, Bath and
cid Dist for Pensacola.
Salenl-Cld 18th, bark Gate ship Wnnegance, Ayres
Africa.
Snvnnnah-Ar 21st, ship New England, Protteau y
York; 23d, bark W Coffin, Hey. New Orleans.
CID brig VIM Purington, Sparks Point Petre.
ChariestOn-Cd I'D ship Brandywine, Merryman
Liverpool; Emily St Pierre Tester, do.
ar 10th, ship Lalla Rookh, Richardson's London
CID 9th, ship Falcon, Patten, Liverpool.
New fOrk-Sld 26th ship Hemisphere, Harris KEY
West, with States troops.
CID Goth, ship Emerald Isle, Cornish. New Orleans.
Cid 9th. ship Roger Stewart, Skolfied, Mobile.
Ar 18th, brig Shbboleth (new) Park of and I'm Bath.
Sid 30th, ship Emerald Isle.
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CO NC R E SIS.
TUESDAY,, Dec. 26.

TUESDAY,, DEC. 26.
Senate.-Mr. Brodhead of PENNSYLVANIA
submitted memorial from the PHILADELPHIA
Board of Trade, praying for relief for DR..
Name, and for Improvements in Delaware BAY.
He also gave notice that he would call M the
bill for the relief OF soldiers of the war of 1872
early next week.
On motion OF Mr. Sumner of Massachusetts,
the COMMITTEE on Commerce was directed to
consider if any legislation was necessary for
securing the wages of seamen in the merchant
service, IN cases of wrecks.
The senate without transacting any business
of importance, adjourned.
House.-On motion of Mr. Fuller of Maine.
the President requested TO communicate
in connection with the Report on Commercial
Relations and Comparative Tariffs, copies of
the returns Of our Consuls, &C., in response to
the Treasury circular of October 18th, 1858.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81.
Sendte.-Mr. Rockwell of Massachusetts in
PRODUCED the house bill giving the assent of
Congress to the transfer from the State of Mas
sachusetts 10 the State of New York, of Bos-
ton -Four Corners. Concurred in and passed.
Mr.. Fish of New York moved that the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations be instructed
to inquire whether any and what compensation
should be paid to Commodore Perry for his
services in relation to the achievement of the
late treaty with Japan.
The Senate without transacting any other
business, adjourned till Friday
Hoase-Mr Farley of Maine, from the
Committee on the territories, reported back,
with amendments, the Senate bill authorizing
the construction of subterranean line of tel
egraph from the Mississippi or Missouri river
to the Pacific Ocean. Referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole.
FRIDAY, DEC. %.
Se,tale.-Mr. Cooper Of Pennsylvania, pre-
sented sundry memorials, one of which was 10
reference TO an expedition to the Arctic Seas
in search ofDr. Kane.
Mr. Fish of New York introduced bill to
remit to merchant vessels certain penalties in
CURED by violation of the statute in regard
TO the conveyance of greater numbers and upon
different decks, than those specified by the
law. Laid on the table, to be called up on
Tuesday next.
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Ships Carpets.
Oil and Candles.

brussels Tapestry, and Velvet Carpets for Ships Ca
ID ins; cheap at 4w27 LEDYARD & PALMER'S
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In this city, 1s inst, by Rev. DR.. Sheldon Mr. John c.
Eilers to Miss Mary P. Stewart.
In this city, LIST inst by Rev. j. O. Fiske Mr.. John E.
Dow to Miss Mary f. Trott.
In this city, 1st inst, by Rev. n. Brooks, Mr. Rufus H.
Dickinson. of Bath to Miss Mary L. Hunt, Of Georgetown
In South Thomaston, Capt jeremiah Hooper to Anna
E. Webster.
In Richmond, Mr. George r Ridley to Miss Ann D. Tall
man. both fR.
In Augusta Mr.. Richard Mace, Jr. Miss Elisabeth A.
Lampson; Mr. Vim. C. Blake to Miss Lucy c. Kempton all
Of Haowe; Mr.. John Ii. Kicker to blrs. Blen NJ McDa-
Wit.
In Charlestown, Mass, 9th nit, David Mcfarland to
Mary A. Mason, both Of Bowdoinham.
In Brunswick Col. johnson Williams Of Waterville to
Mrs Martha Whitehouse of Is; Albert Linscott to Miss
Hannah W Mariner both Of b.
In Rockand Isaiah Hall, jr. to Miss Sarah f. Saunders
In York. Mr.. Amos Young Of Y, to Miss Caroline Chip
man, Of Damarisc1tta.
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HoHoUay's Ointment and Pills for the Cure
of Erysipelas and Bad Legs.-The wife of Mr..
Edward Cole, of the Post-Ofice, Salcombe,
near kingsbridge, suffered for number of
years with erysipelas. Some time since she
had the misfortune to injnre vein in her foot,
which caused her leg to swell, and ultimately,
broke out into four deep flesh wounds, atten-
ded with violent inflammation. She had the
best OF medical advice. and tried various rem
edies without being able to effect cure. At
last she commenced using Holloway's Ont-
ment and Pills, which have effecually healed
the wound, and in every other respect restored
her TO sound and robust health.
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Good Wool FIanmeis
DOR Il to IS cents, by J.TGILMAN.
L Dec. 10.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Esneur 9th ult, ship Chas Jane Bath Oil
ver (m Stockholm) Boston, coppered other
wise repaired to the amount of fI513.
Ar at HaTre LIST ship St Bernard, Mather, New Yor&
Sid FIN Havana 23d, ship Ere Curtis, Matanzas.
Cid 20th, brig W Seyburn Seyburn, New York.
Ar at Bermuda 18th inst, brig Tornado, Carty, New
York. See disasters.
Ar at Liverpool 1lth Rockaway, Goodwin New Orleans
18th, Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, New York.
Ar at Deal 9th, Phaeton, Spooner London for CaIcuta
18th, May Queen Skoled New Orleans for Bremen and
anchored
SD 9TH, John Dmock, Skolfeld firm London) Mobile
rt INTO do llth Golden Era Thorndke, Newcastle for
New York, and anchored
Ar at Havre eth, CIas Crooker Moorehead London to
loa1 or New York; 12h, VIM Hitchcock, Conway, Mobile.
oio .1n Aooy langdon, Hail. New York; 18th, AIleghan-
AT Havana Esd inst, bark Archer, Lewis for Matanzas
taken up "a 10 load moasses for Cork and market
chartered at 50 per ton CARRIES 600 hhds.
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Drutbg.

In this city, 25th ult- Elizabeth Walker, aged 81
InSouth rApmaston, William A. Shuman, aged y years
and two months.
In West Bath, 31st uit- Miss Rachel 5. Foote y.
In Brunswick, Capt James Otis old and highly re-
speced ship Master. He defendant Of James Otis Of
revolutionary memory.
In Newcastle, Elizabeth Emerson, aged 81.
In Portland, Miss Ellen NJ Nichols daughter of the late
Thomas Nichols, formerly Of Nscassct.
In To sham, Mrs. Rachel smith, aged Sc.
In Freeport, Mr.. John Deuuison, aged 81.
In Hallowe Emma c., daughter Of Leander and Han
nah Lothrop, aged years mos.
In New Orleans Vim. A. 3. Pace, printer, 20. lie
fastest type seer Amersa-averaged two thousand ems
in hour, and could sustain this speed for 10 hours
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SEVEN DA VS. LATER
T. no MI Il u r. II Il .
Arrival of the Atlantic.
SANDY HOOK. 3Ist. 8. 40 ?.

SANDY Hook, 3Ist, 40 P. Nj.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt. West,
with Liverpool dates of 10Th has Just passed the
point. She was boarded nv the new yacht, and
her news forwarded to Boston over one hour
in advance of the steamers arrival at her
dock. She brings one hundred passengers,
among whom is D. E. Sckles, Esq, secretary
of legation at London. The Atlantic had
boisterous and westerly weather the whole
passage. She met with an accident to her
rudder head, and was obliged to return TO Lv-
erpool, where she was detained till Monday.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on Sun
day.
The news from the seat of war is without
any interest whatever.
The allies find they can do nothing with
their heavy battering rams on account of the
trenches being filled with wafer.
Omar Pacha at the last advices was at Ana
pa embarking with eighteen thousand troops
for the Crimea
The English Parliament was duly opened
on the appointed day. The Queens speech is
almost wholly occupied with the war and
speaks admirinGIy of the behavior of the allied
troops on the Crimea. The Qneen says that a
treaty has been concluded with Austria which
calls for large reinforcements of troops. She
dlSo says tHdt dH Important treaty mas Deen CON
cluded with the United States, setting uues-
tions of great interest and which has been long
unsettled
Parliament has voted thanks to the army and
navy in the Crlmea.
Gen. Osten Sacken has arrived at the Cri-
mea to take command Of Dsnnerberg's dvi-
sion.
A private letter says that the ratification of
the treaty with Austria was exchanged at Vi
enna on the fourteenth, if the negotiations now
peuding do rot procure peace, Russia will call
out sixteen men per thousand, equal TO a mil
lion ofmen to take the field as early as posi-
ble
The latest news from the seat Of war is
report from SebastopoI that 5000 Russians had
returned from The second line of defence.
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We see by the Court Records that the two Counterfeit
ers White, of Buffalo, and Lawrence of Epping, n. H.
have placed under thousand dollar bonds EACH
making and selling, limitations Of AYERS CHERRY PFC
TORAI. This is right. If the Law should protect
from being imposed upon by worthless counterfeit such
medicine as Ayers Cherry Pectoal. We only COM
plain that the punishment not half enough The villain
who would for patrygan deliberately te with the health
of his fellow man. by taking from their lips the cup hope
when they sinking and substituting n fasehood-an
utter deuson should be punished least severely
he who counterfeits the of his countryGreen Co.
Banner CnrrOiltOn, III.
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q A Washington correspondent Of the Bel
fast Free Press says
1t is admitted on all hands, that the demo-
cratic party, nationally, was never in a better
condition. The external pressure from know
noihingism and opposition 10 popular sover-
eighty, has closed up our ranks and united us
more firmly than ever. The admission of
Kansas as free state is regarded here by al
parties as fixed fact, and the principles of the
new doctrine applicable 10 our numerous terri
tories is fast gaining friends among the intei-
gent and considerate in all quarters. The ST.
lence of the presidents message upon the sub
ject Of slavery is significant of the inal settle
ment of this vexed question, and that it is now
and forever banished from the halls Of our ma
tional legislature. Through this, of
good feeling has already dawned upon the
country. The fact that Maine no longer legis-
lates for South Carolina, and consequently no
state, impresses upon all and discIoses more
clearly the value and Importance of that sound
maxim which must become our motto, '' The
UNIoN-No NORTH, NO SOUTH"
OF the presidents message there is but one
opinion that il is able, clear and statesman
like. 1t entirely disarms the opposition. The
know nothing movement is regarded, even by
those who have adopted it for purposes of i'm
mediate success, as a short-lived affair There
is already much dsaffection in their ranks, and
the q Wide Awakes" are fast drawing off
their forces. Yankees love fun and excite
inent, but there is not the least danger that
this country, based upon religions freedom and
federation, will ever be the scene of religious
warfare, or be ruled by religious bigots.
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Watches and JeweIry.

NHoICE articles, cheaper than ever by J, 7. GILMAN
" Dec. 10. .l.esxS
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REVOLUTIONARY RELIc.-A bone of mans
leg and military button marked 72d,' were
dug up by some workmen in Charlestown,
day or TWO since, near The spot where the
British landed 10 drive the rebels from Bunker
Hill.
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They arc sure to do you geOd
For they are composed of Vegetables.

NATCHELL'S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
VI REMEDY for all diseases arising from dsor-
dere state of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
Loss of Appetite, Sleepiness Jaundce, Headache Co.'S
tlveness. Female Diseases, &c.
As spring and medicine 1t has equal, sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and N. X. ELS
WORTH. 4atf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-04

RURAL INTEtLIGENcER is the name of KEY
VIM. A. Drew's paper, the first NUMBER OF
which is before u.s. 1t is well got up and
handsomely printed, and will be an acceptable
companion at the family freside. Bro. Drew
is one of the most interesting writers in the
state, and we hope he may soon rejoice over
list of paying subscribers as large as any in
the state.
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~ Persons calling for letters will please mention they
advertised To The postage Of each adrertSed Let
ter, one cent tciA be aiaed.
JOSEPH C. SNOW,P P. NJ.
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NUN OIVtHIEH9,
TUST reed by j. T. GILMAN
u Dec. 10
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Brig Pennel which has been repairing at Elrarown
Tor some time past, oil the Railway ed and would
be ready to leave in a few days for Philadelphia
Aivlces from Bermuda state that brig Tornado MCarty
from New York. while in charge Of pilot grounded 9th
near Somerset Point Much Of her cargo was discharged
and She was got OF lth supposed without much damage
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EASTERN TIMES
So. s. MiRIIh JOURNAL. S..

SrIysoS & Co.. No. L1-lg Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Snson is favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
him viii he attended to with promptnes and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELI, AGENT for Bath.
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A Loud Call!

To Wings, Democrats, Hnor Nothings, and
ererybody else indebted to
SCOTT MORSE d co.
J'HESE are Hard Times, we acknowledges but you can
L call and settle, and pay part if you cannot pay the
whole. We want and need money than you i'm
agne and must have it, We will be ready by day by
night at Office at the MIL No shrinking walk up
don't be afraid tel yonr story If A. pays b. and B.
pays c.. it may 20 down to T. and back A. agan-that
will make money circulate and be more plenty
Bath, Jan >, 1855. 3mz9 SCOTT MORSE & co.
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C. The Washington Star announces in
reference to Mr.. Sonle's return TO Madrid, that
there is news in Washington that his reception
was cordial, and that his position with the new
government is as fortunate for his probable flu
ture labors as can be wished by his most ar
dent friends.
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LYCEUM.

The next LECTURE of the Course will be delivered at
City 1a11,
THURSDAY evening, Jan. 4th, by
Rev. Il. H.sHEDGE,
of Providence, commencing at O'Clock.
Price of single tickets, 12 cens24 tickets for S2to be
had at Sawyer Magouns Bookstore.
Bath Jan g. 1855 Il. S. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
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$4,000 Worth of Farms and
Building Lets!
4th of January,.gS5
100 Farms and
500 Building Lots 100 feet Square,
Wa be divided among 600 Subscribers on til
EreniHo of The

EreHaHg OF The
4th of Jat1saaTy,sgSj
~ A large number are already engaged Many of the
advance the price for which these Lots sold
showing that the purchase will be a good Investment.
Each subscriber FOR ONLY SIS. payable in in
staments of s. each, will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS
% by 100 feet. lying together, FARM of from
These lots are beautifully located at w
Long Island, where church and school-house and
number Of private dwellings, stores workshops fac
being built and several hundred will be the coming
season.
This is fine opportunity Of owning delightful country
residence the city, where the domestic comforts of
family circle be fully realized and where % build
ing lots and about 600 farms have lately been sold and
sales daily being made individuals who after careful
examination Of its location and ascertainng the quality
the SOIL selecting Farms agricultural purposes being
confident that land cheap and calculated increase
rapidly in value be had within so miles of the CITY
This land would have been all taken Up years back has
been eHtded estate for the last century, and completely
locked up for upwards of two hundred yearssnce which
large have been made, and where the wild deer
roamed at large may be beautiful cottages and
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions of
mother earth.
This is one of the best opportunities now offered to those
small who destitute Of home their own
purchase tr1e; also, Farms, contain
ing each five and ten acres and upwards, at from S25
S35 per
NJ All persons wishing to avail Themselves of the OPP
porunity offered to procure fine Farm - plendd
Building Lot the Empire City, should m'Se imme-
date application, they nearly all disposed Of APP
ply to CHARLES WOOD, pos Broadway corner of Fulton
street. N Y, where maps and pamphlets be had or
sent if required by mail, gratis
1y23 JOHN. ii. KIMBALL, Agent for Bath
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Thibets & Lyonese Cloths
White Goods =!
FIannels /! FIannels J!

Red twed, blue do blue mixed do plain blue, Salisbury
To- white of every width and price, from II IL 81 25
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New STAGE LINE.-We notice that our
friend, John Hobank, has established Stage
Line from this place TO Brunswick. Stages
are to run down and back on alternate days.
LetciSton Aduocdte.
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Bath Gas Light Company.

THE Stockholders of the Bath Gas Light Company
| hereby notified that the annual meeting of said Com
pauy will he held at the Office of Magoun Capp in Bath,
SATURDAY, the 9th day of January, 1855, at
O'clock p NJ for the choice of officers and to transact
other business which legally come before said meeting
BY order of the Directors. CHAS. CLAPP, Jr., Clerk.
Dec IS. 1w29
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Gloves Found,

'AkEN by mistake from some store on Front Street on
L Monday last, small parcel, containing a PAR gents
this office.
Dec. q, 1854.
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Notice.

IIE annual meeting of the Slgadahoc Agricultural and
L Horticultural Society, will be holden the Common
Council in Bath, Wednesday, the 18th inst, 10
O'Clock, A. VI. punctual attendance is requested
Bath, Jan. ? !, 1855. A. J. FULLER, Sec'y.
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Important to Ship Masters.

w f. would cal the tion Of all ship 10
w Ed>o DojiSe Acting Force Pump, supe-
ANYTHING before offered the public for any
and all situations where Force Pump is eded they
are especially recommended as II ships Head Pump.
they take up very tile space, and ARE less liable than
any other pump get of repair; which very
rion> objection the Pumps in use They Will
thI0 of water if desired, and vii DO more
execution of fire than any other Pump Of The size
in
One can be seen board new ship VIM NJ. Rogers,
Cay Water Boat, the OF the saeseri-
ben, sole agent for Bath.
IL L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
No7 Is fS5f o22
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Cabin Stoves.

FEW stoves Of splendid design for Cualor Wood suita-
n bic for Ships Cabins, by subscriber Also Cam
bosses of all Sizes with Galley furniture of every descrp
ton. at II. j. CHAMBERLAIN'S,
Bath, Nov. y, 1SJ4- Rogers Block.
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CoTToN IN MAINE.-We saw, day or two
since, perfect and fully ripe pod of Cotton,
raised on cotton plant cultivated in Farming
ton. 1t was exhibited by Mr.. John Morrison.
--Famington Chronicle
REGISTER OF DEEDS We understand that
petition was presented during the recent term
of the Supreme Court in this city, praying
that writ of maudamus be issued TO require
the County Commissioner to shew cause why
the votes for Register of Deeds were not
counted Judge Appleton after consultation
with Judge Shepley declined issuing the writ,
and declared the recent election was Illegal
Tribune.
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400 TONS run Of the Mines, Cumberland coal supe-
oOO rior article for blacksmts use, just landed from
Steamship Freeman Rawdon, from Alexandria For sale BY
June 10, 1854. b. O.WEERS
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Picked up

m Sunday nth in t., PotterS Mills small YAWL
" BOAT. The have the same by proving prop
ory and paying charges application the subscriber
at Potter's Mills BENZ. L. SHEA.
Arrowsc, Dec, 10, 1851. 3w*
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Window Shades.

WINDOW SHADES, Fixtures. Tassels and cord pic.
w ture cord and tasses. For sale by
May SAWYER & MAGOUN
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GOOD assortment of Ladies Boots of all kinds may b
II found at the store of j. W. ROBERTS.
Nov 1, 1854. II
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MantAd to Hire

A COMFORTABLE house, suitable for small family.
"A situated somewhere in the vicinity Of the North Gram
mar school house. Any one having such house.
of tenant on applying at THIS OFFICE.
3Wk
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Auction Sale.
Ladies' CIOaEks, Clothing, IL Boots.
Saturday Evening, IAN. 6.

THE subscriber will sell above, close concern,
some very rich goods, among which very nice,
fashionable and high cost LADIES' CLOTH CL0AKS, also
Bonnets, Dress Goods Wool Blankets, &c,
j. 7. GILMAN, Auct'r.
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DOR sale very cheap the Auction Store of the subscr
bers, good assortment of Oil Cloth Carpeting.
Dec %. OWEN co.
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Cum bertrand Coal,

4 Ill Wool, silk and Wool and Cotton and Wool, of al
II shades, received by Ut. GILMAN.
Oct. H.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Lizzie Drew new 527 tons, Percy, Havana
SAlLED-29th Ship Rock Light new Drummond, -.
IN THE RiNER-Ship Dashaway for Calcutta or 3 ds.
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a good Article
ladies Cloths

Of Mems Custom made French Calf Boots suitable for the
" season, can be had of j. W. ROBERTS
Nov /. 1851.
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FOr SEIC,
> SECOND hand Solar Lamps, by NJ. f. GANNETT.
- Oct. Il, ISL IS