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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
The New Liquor Law
Has nothing to do Nth CIRCUITS
seI{iuu Cyofb;,, r

selling Clothing.
Fresh from Boston a new lot Of clothing has come,
Where the law says man shall sell no rum,
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for your body, from your head to your feet
Precipitation may tell you to try thin coat,--
That in Summer breezes will gracefully float.
Ali gents CIRCUITS the man that has them on hand,
The fashions and fabrics equally grand.
Ifstin you quoting the high price Of flour,
And all the provisions you daily devour,
Then Circuit is the man, and now at his Store,
Hen sell you cheaper than ever before
Call in and look at goods If you will,
Wen show them cheerfully we now do our bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
OF the Ready-made clothing piled on our shelves
Come ! Gomez! Come 10 GROUT'Sti!
Three doors North Elliot House Block Front Street Bath,
Maine. H. p CIRCUIT.
July !, 1855.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26

lust received lot Of Ladies' Cloth Kid and Enamelc
q Congress Boots, at low price, by J. W. ROBERTS
July "a. 6
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
GENTEEL FURNITURE
a t AHction1

THE subscribers will sell at Auction at their Auction
Il Store on THURSDAY, July PC, at O'clock A. NJ,
large lot of good second hand furniture, belonging
y about to leave the City, consisting of Feather Beds
Hair Mattresses Bedsteads, (some high cost Oil cloth
Carpets, Wool Carpets and Cotton do Mahogany Chairs
Common do Several Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, Looking
Glasses Several goods Clocks Crockery and Glass Ware
Also-A small lot Sugars, Spices, Soaps Teas CoHees
&c All to be sold to the highest bidder without
July d. OWEN & CO., Auct'rs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26

HUNTS Patent Papier Mache Dckeys, Just received at
Ill CIRCUITS. Price only Call and look them.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
Just Arrived

ND now opened for inspection and more particularly to
- SELL choice Meats in jars Lard, Pork, prime March
Cheese Sugar Cured Hams, put up expressly fur Family
use hetchups of all kinds Sardines different size boxes
Olive Oil Guava jelly Current Jelly, Raspberry Jam, and
in fact without going into all the Details the subscriber
viii remind the public that he has about all things that
are NICE and will sell low else in the market
ALT. I. ROBINSON.
Don't forget the place of Front and Sasadahock
Ferry wharf a
TO Honor able arnold Bdney, Judge Of Probate uith
and for the County Of lincoln.
nj AIRY L. HATII0EN, Administrative of the Estate of
u JOSEPH J. HATH0RN, late Of Richmond, in said
county, deceased, respectfully represents That the Per-
sonal Estate of the said deceased is sufficient the
sum OF sixteen thousand Dollars to his just debts
and charges Of Administrations she therefore pray that she
may be empowered and licensed to sell and convey much
OF the Real Estate OF the said deceased may be sufficient
to raise the said sum with incidental charges.
MARY f. HATIIORN. y
LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court held at Wiscasset
,cfhin aud for the County Of Lincoln, the second
day Of July 4. ID. 1885.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the said Pc
ttoner give notice to all persons interested in said Estate
that they appear Court Of Probate to be holden
at Wscassct within and for said County the first Mon
day Of August next by causing copy Of said Petition
with this orer be published in the Eastern Times prn-
ted at Bath, formerly in said County, three weeks
sively, previous to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
Attest E. FoorE, Jr., Register.
true copy.-Attest Il. FooTE, Jr., Register. 3w5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
Fruit! Fruit!! and Vegetables

LII the varieties of the received by the steam
n boat every trip For sale the the subscriber
corner of Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
Bath, July 10, 1855. ALE. 7. ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
weloh & Lent,s Combined circuses,

Which will not exhibit at Bath until Thursday July Goth
the 9th inst. tNi NA
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26

ERESH can be found in the Market for sale by
$50 IS ALE. I. ROBINSON.
What articles prove bad bring them hack and the
ey shall be refunded better articles given in exchange
just as the purchaser sees fit.
Bath, July 10th 1855.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
Spanish and French Olives.

CONGRESS WATER Constantly on HAND, fresh from the
" New York Springs, for sale cheap by A. T. ROBINSON
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
BOUNTY Land Warrants.
New Invention,

DASH and the highest price paid for Bounty Land War
" rants by off SAMUEL ID. REED.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-26
TWO LARGE COMPANIES,
comprised in
One Monster Exhibition.

sso reports Dy Interior companies 10 the contrary not
outstanding.
Will Exhibit at Bath, Thursday, July 26.
Doors open at and O'Clock, performances commence
at ~ and Z p. NJ. Admission % cents.
The performances of the combined companies will include
nearly every imaginable variety of Equestrian Gymnas
tic and Acrobatc Feas in which the entire strength
Double Troupe of Male and Female Performers will ap-
pear the whole envened by the inimabe droleres Of
the three great clowns W0RRELI the Wit WALLIS the
Musical and WHITAKER, the Stump Orator.
The proprietors confidently refer to the thousands who
have visited 'sWechs Circus in former years. the
reputation which has iataidbiy sustained attractive
and the fulment Of the promises held out in its ad
vertisements and that has been augmented by the
addition OF ANOTHER COMPLETE CIRCUS, it is be-
eved that facilities afforded by the management the
amusement and qualification Of their patrons without
parallel and beyond the approach of rivalry.
VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE. novel and attractive fea-
ture in the entertainment of the combined companies
sists in the presentation of the Grand Magic Pantomime
THE MISER OF BAGDAD. Which was originally pro-
duced by WEIGH d Lent in Philadelphia last winter at
great expense after many weeks of labor and which has
been performed from the commencement Of the travelling
season. NO OTHER COMPANY has ever even attempted
initiate unless within few days In selfdefence the
are constrained beg tN public not judge
of the character this mrthprovoking panomme by any
in hopes taking advantage of the well earned popularity
OF the original piece The Miser Of Basda1 can only be
witnessed originally produced in Philadelphia, with all
its magical changes and transformation at the exhibition
of
<4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

sppnsutiy lcss,d With eos Both yesssls shovhs
B,hu The ns Of tie collision and immediately sNsrrN
the captain OF the Chneb> nsE med tsxt the sths1
ss.iss eosei ion ssd solicited to Say b. her vSx
be did for ban an hour seens her Sai AL tbs 'st
suddenly Il disappeared Ard having neither hss{
apythitg OF the vessel he thos. she uadered 9Th n
board. The CknShla VA bat shshy damaged kss
bow
scHs AuTrNs from SewYoiS f,T yorfk before r.psesS
ashore Indian River bss heen got o. ,al eUrl -
deep with little No TO- lry susta ned
sHIr JAsEE .: Ne~ Orleans from Liverpool ss>~
we'ey fslss In coming Of the chaaa. ~
.outhweery durins the whole In which sAs -
ss. washes head knces started bolts AMI received -
tfips dsusgs. On the &'h Jsp. In st s. SN loa q
p.d bottom apparently Of ,boa, sc bsSs.
and from the her bottom appeared hvs -
10 that situation foT lorg line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

COFFEE-vih much red .ced stock Of Rio (beinE 800
tsss prices tend upward witn scoi demand; sales O
bss. Rio sdlie; 49, bags Jamaica lie 50 bsss Porto
Beo Me- ~ bsss Lsgua!n Ice and so bsss.St Domingo
NGd9c-
DRUGS AND DTES-The nsrket is quiet. waiting the
ps,ase Of the tuf bill before Cone.s; .les OF 20
soda Ash &c 50 n. Iodine s7i; . c.t. Ammon. 90
lie j.u extra; IS obs No Bos's Castor OIL at 20;
10 bts East lIai. private IS Casbrs Leor
Ice a. &c AGO g. brand 90 =; sbn1, the
Pearl Sage re 10 Onsro Nader 81: 20 bbs
Corp. rss at lie cases Refined 5orsx a zei d29c
FLOUR AND MEAL-The for Flour 10 le g active
and the arrivals modsrse; the sdvaned prices dem.nde
cheek the inquiry bat the p pal hoder firm 10 view
Of the cinnhed stock .ro h receipts; the better grades
IN fair request ct full priess The Of Western Canal
AGO Dbl. so 3t 80 6t for to GOOD State
&sd 5si for niIed good bands Indiana Nchsan and
common TO rood Ohio aud u for y. Gene.ee Ca
rsdsn our tn bat Rot active; siIes Of so b,A 80 IS
IN BE- nd ard - 10 IS for extra branls duty
paid southern Flour in coed demand in for the West
rdes sLd prices fa especially r avshts snd fancy
hrspds the sales 400 bbs 50 756 80 57f f mixed TO
good standard bshds Baltimore Alexandra and G.orseown
spd 50 st for fsyoite fancy exta brsnis Ave
Flour aessy Gales Of leo bsls SO 81 Corn Mss
upehretd; sales Of 100 bbs ~ IS 81 S7 for Jersey
Bucks heat Flour u quiet Of - 2sd IS IS p lC0 a.
FRUlf-The demand for Rssins hes been limited and
prices eontin firm with ued stock $50 boz 20 sunch
hssns Of 81 - Tor dry, AND ~ 10 for dried 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Foreign Ports.

nat Sydney, N s W, Dec !. ship Versailles. Hssry
Ar at DO Dee BAH Julia Ann roud, San Er.nel's, ysy
60 Puget sOand Oct !, 9TH ship Nottne,n Cro~s LssS
cisco; Dec 2 schr Helse. Dyer San Francisco. va Sss
Aldo Dee J. bark. Selma, -, for San F,sneisco, De-
mott dUvile (F Lsmoiettu for do VIA rshia ana Hea-
ss.S from Melbourne Nov So ship Wild Rover Tay C. N
Calcutta CID Dec Norfolk Green for san yna-
Al Ucuolau lot ut ship Norwester, Eiar'dse. MI sn
nearly full expected TO sail 10 few dasfer United sate
brgs Metropolis om Astoria Susan Abigail tfom san ffsA
Paced DO Dec s. ship Grace Darling Dosne, from caH.
Sic om Panama sih n.t ship Anglo Saxon Mayo. csl,A
sa from Chisehs Islands sth ui. ship Monterey horss,
At st Valparaiso Jan IS stmr Psysoua Hall fa cJlea
arr Dec 81, .bp. Superb, Pie9,i. Charlotte Ho'oel,
Eraminoness ssa fm Now York Sep, arr ieths 9wg-
hoard sIC~ fa B,.SoIs sep, iSi I'M II FAN ~.
sSIps 80 md co .rs Fd. s Of Il. Sss
Gard s.ss. Dec a. brs Loui.., wsbbsr fm noa.oy
p.e Vie cs,enn.. 1wkers she arr Dee a.. fOr Sale
AT 10th nss bark John Colby knodss '9f ss'
os c,epfussos ns,t dsy Rolling Wave. Rogers. for Nsw
leans. sid th, schr Liberty. Kingston, u. r.
vcrs soop bra Queen suh Ch,pmaS, for Carriages
days. TO fni.h log. for New York. r,,, A..
NJ. ansssa sisis White, Berry do Sailed 7th bark AasA
Ar a. Csdens. ION inst bark Pshs Post Hsvsaag
18th big Enz, Ann, Mesns, New York Sailed w. hsh
Cahass Littls John Potsrd, oiiSs iVuns nePuo"s Ivy
and Mar kanilo, Bailey. 5oston -
Arr at Msianzas 18th inst bat' MsInOn Jsctsou Bo~seg
Emma Ch.e Br,wn Portland, brixs Azores Deaa .
Mans uebiieua Norris Boston, sehr Tser Cnsoa, fYvs
d.pcs Sail. 18Th big Montague Weber Sasas 3ran1ef
sehr. 4. Dorsey, scbn -iasu, Hsyans -
Arr at tiayaps 18th inst shp Ocean Home. Meryuans
Boston; hsrls Jenny uck Porter do Mu'knslm, Dsksy
N.wYart, Ann PeIkias Wells Bath; brzs Ann Els,sak,
Loud Provlsepce Gen Herey loon. Boston, sch salsk
baris jones' new-York; q "A Mon.srus Batter, s0r
leans. Golden Rod Br altman Savannah 18Th. bsrks Id
how. Gage. Boston, a.de., Ch'.e New Yorhi brig o.
PeIhius Fl isde phia; Emily Hutchinson Boson vallse.
PendetoD 90 Pons.rt Hill, Baltimore 18th, sbs LsGk-
Lsmsr Bichbop, Bos,"ni brig, Martin fssoee Ssv.
YoIL; Confidence melville Savannah Sid 18th, ship Ls1y
FrsnIIip smith, Cowes; bark nespet, Howes, MstsnnS
bss Mary Ednabetn WConn IL. New. otssn'i s. Asdfsv.
K.sn and Sc ners Na'son ChsrlestoDi schs w. STna
Willett Pti.d. phia; Ctelsss, sewsll Nsw,Yorh Ia
bsfss Chew aler Knight do Ann Johnson LohrsP hsof
zs.; brissL r. Palmer, Park, Sierra Moensi b. r Cshee
Id Bristol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Arrived.

U.sM steamship Knoxville, Ludlow Savannah 2i,h ns,
nde snd pass L. Mchll Passed In the ryer brig X.
A Lswton Gardiner from CsrdeDas ADD ship r. a. Mill,
from Bath; alec bark harvest, from NewYork ard ship Ste
phen Crowen
U. NJ steamship James Adger. Turner. Charleston,
ndse and psss spoford, Teston Co. Monday. ~
Is Cape HatteIas, ssnszed steamship Ausass,
from New Yort, bound TO savannsh Is miles w.
Cope Hstees ssnszed steamship Souh.rnsr from New.
YorS bound Charleston Is miles ~ Cape Hstter.s passed
bsrk Carolina
Steamship Piedmont. (cromwelrs hneJ Post, Baltimore,
rndse 10 JDo Riley.
sesnship Western Port (Crom line Hail. Baltimore,
mcse TO Jbo Riley.
Ship Heber. studley. NewOreans q d.ys. mdse to Eagle
& Hszsrd
sctr Fair Osborn Baltimore d4ys coal.
sehr. Alfred SsrIstt Coyer Pot ahon, Del cotton to
pAr.stt.
sctr Bspper Griffin Chsreston sc days 6sh 20 MISTER
Schr. Alabama. honis Smyrna Del 20 b N. For
sehr May Adelsde Heekerm.n. Virginia, corn
SALLY Dstesmsbio Northern Lsht Tnkl for san
Juan Me ships Monsoon, Blaze, for San ranese Orse'
Western Farher. for yerpool; banks Emily
rsfer; W Pstsrrius Bennett for Savannah org' H. a.
Stephenson for Mobile; AEshs,-
BELow-Pscket ship London Hubbard LONDON goo ro'''
mouth Jsn. "A mds, and ps1s TO GrHneu Mintnfn a 20
WIND-Durng the day, NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
SPOKEN, SC.

Dec 10 t Ssi5s Zoo IS W, was seen ~ Ansrie,s a.
hsvips bsek main royal, AID apparently eound San rn
cscO
Dec g st Is 81 ion IS ST. tris csEendon tof san r>
cscoJ y Gays from Valparaiso for Msautas
Jan the Equator 10 the raed:, shp Climax Freeman
irom San francifcO for Calico
F.b II. lat So Ion "a, brig Delta from NevYoh e.
Csrderas
Feb IS II A. NJ. LAT is s. Ion IS ~ passed an Al
bouni g., supposed tie Daniel Webster, non Nsv.
Oresns for San iusD Nj
Feb q Ia, Is =. lea isi was paved bark j. psahsn. Il
New-York from Mobile for Session
F,b - PM of Nantucket steamer stesias w.
srpposed The los Wbitn y fs,m Boston foE Salt
Nc la 27ts s. Len. l79 IS w. brig Spray IS Ia Asu
San Frsneisco for Melbourne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
MARINE 10 UR " Il Il.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......FEs n
Cleared.

stesushp-NoThern Light, Tnkepsush San Jusn C. Nor
49, - go,
shps-south port Wilson, Savannah. Demi CO.. Dorcas
Prince Lawrence Cork nesmlth Col Julia Howard, Cot
tor savuush Scranton TslDan sis. Gresnman, masna
ssvsnnsh Everett Biowni Mon:9on 6Asr san r,s1esco
Jas Smith Son; C.ib.ys (or Niodsr Belfast, H. Irving
& Co Camden Gsdd Charleston. Durham Dinon
liberia HchborD Csrdeoas Peck Church; Cadet
Guoe Belize Josiah Jesi K,nswhs. Towne Busnos AJres
Carlisle & Zimmerman
Bhs.-Louss, Robinson. Philadelphia Mccresdy, Mott
Co belen nais Pierce ansfort, Psbury Sanford;
Wipssw Hancock Csdz r. p. Buck Co. Azeis Nordsou
Mslsss, Haibeek Co Reoseca Frances, bay, Huns'
coa Il. d Brootmsn s. Co 49,
Wake. ONtsl Wilmington. z Powell; Mssnolia, Nieser
son. Baltimore. J. McKee, Jas Gh:s, Rogers, Union
I.lsnd Peck Church, O5waid Suggett. Key West Walsh
Chase surly souh, Simmons, "s.hinston, J. II; Msth
ews; Connecticut, Day, Eewbtrn Davis Holmss; Bah
cen Mayo Rs tan Island Gimsrlin East Wild, Lsysn
der Lcmel. Brett Ser Co John Hart, smith Salem Met
csfE Loveoy GHran Crowell Boston. s. w lie wis; z.
Y. Lewis Croweli. Portland W. Ls~si w A. Ellis. Nch
o.. Wilmington, secready; Mott Co Csthsrite, EIza
zUrhs Bailey Belfast. II. D. Brookman Coz @. Collyer
Ma his Philadelphia, j. ". Mckee; b. s. Berry Thom4s
Beaufort. Dawn Holmes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Disasters, sc.

Bs,nsx Snip ALBERT Meyer from Baltimore for Bremsn
returned 10 baltimore 9th ins for repairs having been cut
By the ice.
for asn Valparaiso Nov has not beea heard Of
,nes ssiIs the latter tert and considerable snxety
now felt for s<fey Tho latest dates from Francisco
ar, TO spd che then 30 dsys from Vslparso
IL highly probable that dsster has occurred
ship hopes entertained that the viii bring
account Of her.
BiIs CHNcHrLLA. At Aspnwall from New York. In
contact psht Of 9Th ut when day with herm brig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
xyhalers.

Arr vsrsrssc Jan - Jeanette Pierre and -.
Redfcrd I'D 18th craise SID loth Cape Hon Pss
Amy o. New Bedford. 20 cruise
sd frcu sydney w. Dec. j. Canton, Folser Nv.
Bedford for the South Seas TO cruise.
OF San Quentin Lower California Jan 3, sehr. Emeans.
fon San Fsuci.co with - bbis oil.
Spoten-Nog 2 lat 7l5S. lon 9cs w, ship Roseiu. q
New. Beifcrd for Pscise Oc.sn With 40 bbls sp OIL
Sept no lat Sc Peruvian. Husey, Of Nantucket IN
Sea OF Ce.bes with $50 bbls %. OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
nnrket.-C.RrruLLr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, FEB W. n.
AsHkS-Tbe market Is without change. Sales Of Pos at
81 57l snc Pearls so %
BEEsWAX-A sale has been made Of 5000 u Southern
Yeio~ stEdEle
BhICk-Tbe osmsrd Is lisht-th. supply equally Sales
Of j. aIc River al 81 5d e5 q 81
COT1LNThe msie rather iruaer for the better cali.
ties and here Is continued fair bnns dons fo export and
the lceaI eonspDPtion 81 The aneeIe1 qQotstlsns.
EESYOkK CLASSIFICATION. " o.
Uplard raxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

TIE following Is a comparative statement OF ths
lssdine items Of twenty-five Incorporated Banks IN
New jersey made to the State Treasurer on the 1870"
January, and ,t.tenept Of similar items made :. Inc
esrte time by the Free Banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

NEwOLLEAys Feb 26-Our CoTroS market firm At pre-
-; safe. 500 b,leg Mol ASSES sells at 1910.
BACON SIDES 7c stefIg EXCHANGE. sid3 y cent prem
CHARLESTON Feb 20 CorToN market TO day sales
were made OF 500 bales prices ranging from 5d9 hfm
tone prevails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Receipts OF Produce. FEB. 81.

BY The Erie Raead dsys 4023 bbls Flour, lll
rkxs bi..y rs DO Ashes 81 do Provisions bags Oats
las Whest 8 pkga Wool 60 do lay 900 sdes Lssih
Sheep 7C0 Hogs 81 Calves and sandry tse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

TOGl............s'.'.
The last weekly return Of the New-Ohesns Banks
IL es follows. The specie has been increased byre'
mittances frem ST. Louis ana Cincinnati; aud it is
not supposed that any will be needed from New York
at present. There is, however inquiry for gold
for Savannah:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
By Telegraph.

sAvAY~AH-Arr Feb. n, steamship ssn.us! L. kitekil,
CHaBLEsroN-An Peb q, ga NJ, U. g. ". sts,oashp
scuthefuer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


MINIATURE ALaAsAc........TH THIS DAY
Sux-Rises..6 Sc Seb........5 50 MooS-Ses.....5 IL
wArER........rHIs DAY
Sandy o. Gov Island. s. 81 Hell Gate. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

The business OF the Erie Road IN February, al
though not so large az in January yet has been quite
favorable. The freight business going West has BEEN
during the latter part of the MONTH very large. The
net earnings Of the month will net probably vary
much from Il at of January, making proper allowance
t6r the fewer days in ii. Holders Of Western Rail-
road stocks must be prepared to the receipts Of
their roads for February much smaller than they
should be, when compared with January, or with
February of last year. The storms of the month
have been of almost unparalleled severity, and in
some csses have suspended the working OF the roads
for elk to ten days. The earnings Of the roads so en-
barrassed, will thow 80 to SO y cent. smaller than
they otherwise would
The Directors Of the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroads have sgreed to q consolidation
of those Rosds under the act Of the Michigan Legs-
laiwe, passed at the late session, and the question
will be submitted to the stockholders for confirmation
ON be nth April next.
The Charter of the Ontario Bank will expire in anu
cry next, and that Institution will not be reorganized
under the Free Law. The capital aud surplus viii all
be returned to the stockholders. The surplus it Is
supposed. lie about Is y cent. The Ontario Branch
Bank viii be reorgsnized under the sane manage
ment ss at present.
The sales of eishty-6ve hundred shares OF Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad stock st st. Louis yesterday,
averaged about a. 1t was bypothecsted stock OF
contractor with Messrs. Psge Bacon.
The news Of the failure Of Msssrs Page Bacon
vas met at Acapulco by the passengers who arrived
IN the George Law, and produced CREST CONSERVATION
Amopg those who had drafts of Messrs. Page, Bacon
Co. on New York, some of them for the entire
mount Of their savings for years. Their Satisfaction
pen arriving here to find the Bank Of Americs pay
,g Il drafts Of this house promptly, may be easily
pAsipd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

AeteIs AuIlhu IL. hluiitI q w. VIII HoIu thcii
regular semi weekly auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds
TO morrow, "Wednesday, 2sth inst.,) at l2l O'Clock,
NJ the Merchants Exchange. Included in the list Of
valuable securities to be offered will be found
eloo, goo State Of Pennsylvania y cent Bonds
We are requested by the owner to caution the pub
he seainst buying the following Railroad Bonds.
which have been stolen Lost from his dwelling, viz
mo. ~ Of 81 600 Ohio Central Railroad.
l mo 1o) Of 81 N0 Msd River aad Lake Erie.
1 (ko S5) Crsw tvrdsvile and Wabash.
The Coupons due LIST March on the Milwaukee City
Be Dds Issued to the NJ Fond-duac and Green Bay
Railroad. and the La Crosse and NJ Railroad, will
be paid at the Broadway Bank.
The interest ofthe Bonds of the Chicago and Mis-
sisppi Railroad Company due lst March, will be
paid at the Office of the Company.
The interest on the Bonds Of Knox County, Ohio,
Issued unaa the act of 10th March 1851 will be paid
by Messrs. Atwood 4 Co., No. Wallst
The interest coupons, due March l, on the bonds
of the Terre Hau.e and Richmond Railroad will be
paid on that day at the Office Of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company.
The following is a comparative statement of the
earnings of the Watersown and Rome Railroad for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

bich IL be that the decrease
amounts 1890 bales The increase 10 exports to Great
Britain 226 coo bales other foreign ports Is 600 decrease to
France, go. Total increase In expors 22s GOO bales
The following sale Of Stocks and Bonds were made
al auction by Simeon Draper;
el4MO Michigan Southern RR Is lot added ::..R
1900 Cleveland and Pittsburgh Incomes int added 5t
Toe shares East River Bsnb
IS shares IhiIdsv Railroad.
thares Ohio Life Insurance and Tfust
lGl00 shares Michigan Central
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

equal to s?l5o per nile Of 10 operation, The above
r,eeps will be were from Uncontrolled divisions Of
the Io.d while the o. construction each In
posres ard before the Company in on TO work the
road odsts the local oosa. The Chcaso
b snch has not been connected with the main
vts the latter through s length from CAIRO
L. Sale TIL after the close Of tie year.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-16
MAY.

Month of the Oriole and rival birds,
Who out of her sweet honeybreathing mouth,
Would steal or echo all its music-words.
Thou'rt here again, once more from the soft south
Where thou sojourning hast been since the time
Thou last vert banished from our tickle cline
Yes yes-thou comest again as fresh in charms
AS e'er we do remember thee invest
The very rustling of thy pinions warns
And wakes all Nature from suen rest
Thou art like Hope unto an aching heart
Which often hidden by Despair to 60
VIII but awhile (and then but seem) depart
Returning soon new solace to bestow."