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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-21
SEVEN DAYS LATER

SIN Il ~ II - = Ii 9
The steamship Atlantic, Capt West, from
Liverpool I'd inst, arrived at New York on
"Wednesday morning. ~
Her news is the most important since the
battle of Alma. The allies have gained three
victories. Desperate engagements took place
on the nights of the 22d and 23d of May be-
tore Sevastopol.
The WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The news is
of the most important and exciting charac-
ter, covering as it does three distinct success
es by the allies. Firstly the last arrival
we had brief announcement that the French
had driven the Russians from strong posi-
ton of defence or Place d Armes before Sc
vastopol. This occurred during the nights of
the 22d and 23d, and was most sangunary
affair, the place being defended by nearly the
whole garrison. The total loss on both sides
in killed and wounded is set down at 5000.
Gen. Pellisier says the Russian loss was
enormous, and that of his own troops consid-
cradle. The French retained their position.
Prince Gertschakoff-s account of the affair i.
this.
Yesterday evening, seven bsitalions of the
eeeny, with reserves, attacked our trench of
counter approach, commenced the day before
In front of bastions Nos. and g. The COM
bat was sanguinary, and lasted during the
whole of the night Our twelve battalions
lost nearly $500 men in driving back the enc
my" -. ~, r., '.--..'.. ts8l.t
Gen. Pellissier telegraphs under date of the
25th-lO P. NJ: "To-day we have occupied
the line of the Tehernays. The enemy, who
were not in force, offered but little resistance,
and retreated rapidly into the hills. We have
definitely established ourselves in the works
carried during the nights of the god and 23d
Ia armisiice was agreed upon for burying
the dead, and We were enabled TO form an es-
innate of the enemy's losses. They must be
about 5000 to 5000 killed and wounded
Lord Raglan telegraphs as follows:
MAY 81 We are masters of the Sea of
Azef without casualty. The troops landed at
kertch on her majesty's birthday, 18th, and
the enemy fed. blowing up their Notifications
on both sides Of the straits. and destroying
their steamers Some vessels and fifty guns
have fallen into the hand of the allies.
Five vessels laden with corn had run into
Kertch, not knowing the place was taken, and
we're captured.
The number of guns found by the allie, ex-
eeed 100.
A French account says the Russians burned
thirty transports as well as their four steam
ships, and DESTROYED 800 900 sacks of corn,
100000 sacks of oats, and lOO, 200 sacks of
flour.
Fourteen steamers of the allies entered the
Sea of Axof
The garrison of Sevastopol drew most of
their supplies from Kertch, and its capture,
therefore, must exercise speedy influence on
the siege.
The expected resumption of the Vienna
Conference had not taken place, and it was
doubtfully reported that the new Austrian
propositions are peremptorly negatived by
England and France.
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FOUR DAYS LATER.

The U. S. Mail Steamship ST. Louis, from
Havre, arrived at New York the 18th, bring
ing four days laier news. 1t is not important,
however, principally giving further particulars
IN relation TO the taking of Kertsch. r
The Conference at Vienna was formally
closed a, late sitting held on the 4th inst.
The London M"raiug Herald in telegraph
despatch, dated ID, states that the allies had
taken the town Stranychi at The mouth of the
Putrid sea; burnt a months rations Of II Q
whole Rass an army ard destroyed the ship
ping. There is little doubt but that this ac-
court is the correct version of the affair
At Denatchi despatch from Prince Gorts-
chakud, dated the 29th ult., states that the
Allies have occupied Keusch, but have not
pushed awards. He reports that in conse-
Quence of the measures he has taken, the A lilies
will not be able 10 cut off the communication of
The Russian army.
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Marriu9fs.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev Samuel f. Dixie Mr. Jo-
seph Ropes Of Hartford Co., to Miss Marcia E., daughter
Of VIM. d. Sewall, Esq
In Newcastle, 18th inst, by Rev F. Dixie Dr. JOSEPH
p PAINE Of Dedham Mass. to Miss AMANDA NJ daughter
Of Capt. JOSEPH CAReILL ofN.
In this city, 18th inst by Rev. "A. Moore Mr. John
Thomas to Miss Mary Jordan both fths city.
In Phipshurg, by Thomas NJ Reed, Esq, Mr.. Joel c.
Preble to Mrs. Rachel c. McIntre, both Of 2.
In Topsham, Nr. Charles L. Haley, Esq Of Barbadocs
W. l., to Miss Mary A. Tebbetts, ofTopsham.
In Gardiner, Frank h. Robinson Of Boston, Miss Eta
r. Stevens, Of Pittston Mr.. Samuel Gilman to Mrs N
Hamel Jesse Meader 10 Catherine ounan John Meader
TO Sarah A. Brown all OF @.
In Lewiston, Mr. Washington Phillips Of Sumner to Mis-,
Caroline L. Bracket, OIL.
In Auburn Mr. Oliver H. P. Davis Of Portland to Miss
Margaret A. Semont Of Danville.
In Rockland, Mr.. Thomas A Newbit OF South Thcmss-
ton to Miss Abigail Robinson Of Jefferson.
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THE MENAGERIE DEPARTMENT u
consists of beautiful and Rare Collection OF WILD
BEASTS and BIRDS from all parts of the world.
The TWO PERFORMING ELEPHANTS will be in
nrodnoedby their keeper gothroush many
performances.
I MR.. PARKER, the celebrated Tanner of Wild Beasts
will the Den of Lions and other Trained ANNA Is
in presence ofthe audience O'Clock, previous the
commencement of the Equestrian Performances.
The following of the Animals in this collec-
tion:-4trican Lion GRd Laaness, Numifian Lion,
Asiafic Lioness Rraziitida Tiger, Hunting Leopard,
Grizzly Bear One White Polar Bear Spotted Hyena One
California Lioaess, Poonah Bear, 1Ladcca Kangaroo,
Rocky Mountain Bear, Jdckai from South africa, kanga-
from NelC Holland, Colony Of Apes, Monkeys, Bab-
boons Parrots, Cranes, OirLs &c. forming what termed
a HAPPY FAMILY.
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~ John Hubbard and Andrew Masters
were elected delegates from Hallowell to the
State Convention, on Saturday evening last.

The Claremont, Ohio, Sun gives the follow
ing in relation TO reverend author in the ser
vice of the great humbug party
Another Of, these Hindoo rerrends, the no.
table author Of % Danger in the Dark" took
away mans wife, in Brown county, and
travelled for pleasure with her till the wronged
husband overlook the loving pair. And this
mans book is being peddled by his brother
reverends throughout the land to correct the
morals of the young people, and to excite the
cid folks against Catholicism"
MYSTERIOUS. p R. Tufts, ESQ, has left
at this Office some fragments of broadcloth,
&C., which were part of pile OF bro=dcloths,
silks and other goods recently discovered in
the woods in Strong. Some four years since,
a fire ran over the spot, and the exterior of
the package was found TO be considerably
singed. The roots OF trees have insinuated
themselves between the folds which still ad-
here 10 the fragments we have seen. TraGi-
ton states that some seventeen years since
man, with quantity of similar goods, stopped
at public house in the vicinity. and suddenly
disappeared in the evening, leaving hat,
cloak, and small bundle, which were called
for.-Fdrmingto Chron. f
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wolfe.. schiednm Aromo,;c scsu,n,..

This medical die drink m snufactured by the pro-
pretor at Schieeam in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes IL has been submitted nearly all the first
Chemists I'd Physicians in the United States who
dorse over their own signatures OF the great
sentais of the Mdferia Medica. 1t is prescribed
with great success in Gravel, Govt Rheumatism, OBJ
stuctons oil Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia il
has no superior in The world
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveoped in yellow
paper, with my name the bottle, cork and label and
for sale BY all The respectable Druggists in the United
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 and % Beaver ST.. New York
oSm47 IS South Front ST., Philadelphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-06-21

DRowNrp 10 the Kennebec river, nearly OPP
posiie Gran,'s ship-yard, on Monday last, Mr..
William S. CASTOR. of Pittston, aged about AZ.
He was engaged previous to this sad and fatal
occurrence, with his son in connecting together
two boom sticks which had broken apart by the
pressure of logs 10 the boom, when they were
both precipitaaed into the water, the son barely
saving his own life by clinging to log, while
the father sunk Immediately, it is supposed from
injuries received while falling, and from which
situation he was not rescued until the vital
spark had fed Gardner Trans.
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Neutbs.

In this city, 18th nst Melissa W. Sawyer, aged year
months.
In Arrowsic, 10th inst, James Percy, aged so years
In Ilalowell, Isaac 5. Sargent, aged rs years Mrs
Mary Miner aged Al years Miss Caroline Wymsn aged
% years.
In Brookline Mass, Mrs Elizabeth I. Grant, Of Haowe
widow OF the late Samuel c. Grant.
In Webster 18th ut, Rachel Metcalf, aged l6 years.
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WINE For SAcRAMEsrAL UsE.-The Port
land Inquirer says, "lhe prohibition of wine
for sacramental use is Just as certain as the
lapse of time ; nor will it be long delayed. -
So we go ; the same class of persons represen-
ted by the lnqdirer would not hesitate at pro-
hbiing the sacrament if they could in no other
way prohibit the use of Wiae.-Bangor Dem
The use Of icine mus Be- Prom, BsTEn. al al
hazards. Come what may, int0ricating liquors
must not be permitted to be sold, as drink,
for ANY OCCASION wHATEvER.-Pogfldad In
qlarer.
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RoBB1NG SArLoRs.-The Portsmouth Jour
nal says that the streets of Portsmouth have
for week past been filled with the sailors of
the frigate Constitution The officers and
crew of that vessel were paid off on Thursday,
rsceiviug about one hundred thousand dollars
in gold, and the land-sharks are busily at work
endeavoring TO tighten the pocket of poor
Jack" 1t Is alleged that on Thursday night
Albert j. Tirrell and q man by the name of
Benz. Watson, swindled sailor out of $50.
Watson was'afterwards arrested, and Tirrell
was likewise captured after short chase
through the streets. during which he was pur-
sued by hundreds of persons. The excitement
was very great for time among both citizens
and blue jacket, and there was much cheering
by the sailors as he was carried through the
square BY the officers.
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A PATTRRN LEelsLATuRE.-Hiss, the late
" Worshipful Instructor " of the Hindoos in
Massachusetts, says he can prove that one
hundred and eighty members of the Mas,ocb,,-
sets Legislature, hare, during The late session
pisited houses Of prostitution One Of The Wis,
itors, he says, is a reverend gentleman, high
in Office, who was closeted for half an hour
with lady of easy virtue, who was formerly
member of his congregation. pretty set
of men, truly, to /" rule !" over the land of the
Puritans Patriot
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with WEAK and INFI,ANED Eyrs c.rssd ~ N. Cal,
Rbeum. n mart of the tim. confined 10 !, d.r. roar,
For the frat ebt xcors ,,ts- rhod ~. r,.so. 1,.a
used so MANY medicines far The eve ~ No o .r, IA,
had lost all confidence IN any srch ,.,;cina. h,d ~
,olntclv refused 70 ss a,x, ,o ,., r.
Iva, urred "a let nv da,cb,er ,,y;, ~, r.,ad q,
some three weeks Twas at Ia, persuaded 10 r;vo =,
trial first on INV own ewes but with great canton l.,
nv daughter try it, 1t cured her ewes -r.,rI y ~
gave some to others who were afflicted II n.rs.,
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PORT OF BATH.

WEDNESDAY, June H.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Victor lnewl llbbaTd Topsham via Richmond
CLEARED.
Ship Geo Marshall. Cooper Calcutta
~ THURSDAY, June l.
ARRIVED.
Br: Lucretia, Burke, Boston
SAILED.
Ship George Marshall, Cooner, Calcutta I'm ballast
Brig \ Merrynan, Baltimore with ice 4
-L -t WV FRIDAY, juno Is
tsa.as--F.r ARRIVED. .... r-- .- as
Brsch Hester, Leblanc rictou
tl SATURDAY, June l6
PES SAILED. "a
Ship WIN Penn, Hooper, ST John NIB
I U.Tt MONDAY. June Is
ARRIVED.
Sch Byzantian, Gill, New Fork
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EASTERN TIMES
- MiRINE JOURNAL. rs

SrINsos Co., Nc-5 Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION NE Of packets from Bath to Boston, Can't
Stnson avorab as an experienced merchant aud
shpmaste formerly OF this city All business entrusted
to hm viii be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL Agent for Bath
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Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION.
hE Subscriber will offer at Auction on the premise
Saturday, 23d inst. at 10 O'clock A M

AT AUCTION.
IL = - f'-'
Saturday, 23d inst, at 10 o'clock A. M.
following Real Estate, Dummer Street, viz
<"o story double House ON the West side Of the
.rees now occupied by Mr. Sople and Mr.. Alexander.
.oseher with out buildings and large lot land The
soove house is hearty new with all modern improve
neh.s very convenient for families, and In good OF
having been painted throughout this Spring Also
one lot OF land joining the above.
ALSO
ohe TWO story house on the East side of Drummer
street, now occupied by Mr. Melcher, together with
sood lot and out buildings nearly and good ORDER
very convenient for large small family.
= ~ ALSO
ohe story and half house, the East side of Dunn
nler street, now occupied by Mr. j. Virgin, entirely new
anu convenient for small family tsT-
me sale oil the above houses will offer good oppor-
.uni.y ior any one in ofa house, invest
Tor Capitalists being locsted in growing and very
part ofthe city, and of the best neighb
10 be found. We would call the attention par
euariy oil those it is the intcntan of
70 sell the same to the highest bidder, and with
out the least reserve
sale.
Terms liberal and made known at the time and place
OF SAFE. For further information inquire Of
June 10. OWEN CO., Auc'rs,
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LOGS IN ABUsDANcE.-We have not seen so
great run of logs ia our river in many years
az during the present month. In Reed &
Pages boom opposite this city there are already
from thirty To ferty thousand logs and the
shores for miles are completely lined with
heoms, RATS, &c.-HalLo,ceN Gazette.
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The Reason Whv!

NOTWITHSTANDING the genepal pressure the un-
~ dersgned is selling more READY MADE CLornING
and many other kinds of Day and FANCY GooDs than
last The that he reduced his prices
the forrest point preerng the nmble silpence the
SLOW shilns; and moreover he is determined to clear
out his old stock, before tho fall trade il ushered
Give him a call. j. 7. GILMAN.
Bath, June 90, 1855. oil
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YaMl Roat--0Nner Wanted.

HoUND on the premises of the subscriber, and now In
his possession, Ships Yawl Boat The owner is
boat away. - GEO. " HART0N
Bah, May 20. 1855. 4rr H., 'swio
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Old Soldiers

BOUNTY Land Warrants obtained fer all soldiers and
ID sailors in the OF the United 1900 who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who
received but Forty Acres entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more Apply to JOHN II. KIslBALL
Bath, March S, 1855 3Stf
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HOUSE WANTED.

"a ANY one having q smaFs convenient House,
ssiH "A pleasantly located in this CITY can hear Of
tenant or purchaser BY applying to THIS OFFICE.
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The celebrated and worldIenowned Man in Miniature,
who is Twenty -Two years Of age,
Weighs Only Is Pounds, and is but IS Inches High
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibition, are the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES, to which the visitors of the two
former all those who choose, attend without ad-
dtional charge. The Circus Troupe, will be seem
of the most prominent Riders, Vaulters, ym-
nast and Comic Talent in the country, and the enter
tainments given are NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED AND
BRILLIANT, accompaniedby Magnificent Band of Mu-
sic
The performances will commence with the great TWO
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, by Mr.. S.P. STICK
NEY.
sIGNoR FELIX CoRLo, known in Europe and IN
the United States the sItaan Trick Clown" with
talented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing diversity
Of GROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, in which these ADJ
mired performers stand rre,emincnt- - VI ~
MISS SALLY sTfCKNEY, the highly accomplished
her great Model ACT ofFemaie Equiiation without sad
die or bride. - ~ y. a
Daring aud skilful Feats of Balancing by Master CAR
10, forming and Mounting Pyramid of Glass Bottles
Taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters, and Fir
Pistols while balanced upon his head on the neck of
Bottle. at the Top of the Pyramid
sdaunted and Artistic Display of Juvenile Horse
manship, called Young America, ny Mast. X. STICK
NEY. IN
BOBBY WILLIAMS, CLOWN.
Great Manage Act, by Miss SALLY STICKNEY, and
her noble aid BeautluY Trained Horse GEM.
sunefb Feats and Graces in POSTURING GROUP
ING BY slgnor Feiix Carlo and son. s.i
Mr., W. ARMSTRONG will exhibit his celebrated acts
ofSOMERSETT and SCENE RIDING. sti ~ n
To conclude with Comic Afterpiece, by the CARLO
FAMILY. 4w52o
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Tobacco.
Bath Carriage Repository.

THE attention OF purchasers is earnestly solicited the
assortment ofCARRIAGES at the Repository Elm
Street. the store OF r. r. Smith, 1t consists Of almost
variety Of Carriages for stable family ss such
Carryalls Pheons, two and four wheels Chascs Buggys
with and without top; Wagons, &C., &c.
All the above will be sold reasonable they
can be purchased at other establishment in the State
and lower than they can be bought in Boston
Carriages Of all descriptions repaired lined newopped,
&c.
Please call on THOMAS EATON JR., corner Of Front
and Elm sts., or 2. L. CoyEL, at The Repository
Bath, May ~, 1855. 4otf
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BoSton-Cld 2th ships Messina Trott St John Nh; VI
Holmes, Hole sch Gen scott Rarpahannock for
iSa Bailey Gardiner for Fall River; loh Justina Hewet
New Oricans-Ar 10th bark Splendid, Webb, Palermo
Tewed 10 sea 3lst ship
AsayannahL.r eth brig SWEET, Dunton, hence. In
port among Others brig Susan. for Thomaston.
Kiehmond-Ar 10th sch John Bell, nam, Rockland.
Balumore-cid 9Th sch Gertrude Horton, rendoton,
New York.Ar llth ship sam Dunning. skolheld, New
tank. Lincoln. Galveston Sid bark L 4 Cochrane
Pro,idenec-Ar llth bark Charles William, Hawes, sa-
Newport-Ar 10th Ilth sch Bolivar Rockland for New
New Bedford-Ar 18th sch Harriet Ann Marson, Gard-
PortsmouthArb below 10th Elizabeth Gardiner for
Boston; Catherine, wiscasset for do.
ner IN the Roads, Lucy Ames Rockland for Boston.
BGstonCar 18th ship Statesman Watts st Ubcs brig
Cd brig ! 4 Reed i,i Reed ssI' Wisc.s.ct
Holmes Hoe7Ar l2th, sch Delaware, Bridges, Rock
g iveston-in port I'd ship Austin, Clark, for New
baltimore i2th, brig Tunsent, Reed. FreepOrt
New Yerk-Ar 18th, bark Paul Boggs Dizer, Cienfue-
Cid ship screamer Skoldcd, Calcutta
Boston-Ar 18th, brig Baldwin Montgomery, Kappa
New Oreans-cld 6th ship Adriana Preblc, St John,
Adv ship Ellen Maria, Lennox, for Boston, wig 400
Chnrleston.s,d 10th sch Central america philadelphia
York, having repaired satiIla River
Orleans '''' ma 'i"sS' "eanlah' new
Cid 18th, ship RaDpahamock, Gushing, st JohnNR
Ar 18th, ship Mary Whittier Cate New Orleans
Nana; li,h schs America Princess and Carroll Gardiner
Sid sch Harriet Ann, Gardiner
New orleans-Ar It'll, ship Mayfower, Skolneld Car.
din Below ship H9ughton, Cottcr do.
Cid bark Chase, Chase, Wscasset.
ArSth ships Fanny Fern, Jordan, Cardiff; Gottenburg
erpool ' ~
Savcnnah-kr Ilth ship Grotto, Stewart Cardiff.
oPh1ladelPhia-Ayl3th,b bark Tamniany, Seclman, New
New York-Ar llth ship Mattapan Collier \ Orleans:
schs Lion, Isaac Achom and Lanson Dean, Iockland
CD lith ships VIM Tapscott Bell Lverpool Andover,
Ar 18th bark LEROY. Smaley Cienfuego.
Boston. ' -
Holiness Hole-Ar sch Yantic, Kelley, Bath for
York. " -
Boston-Ar 18th ships Lizzie Harvard, Robinson New
Orleans; Lavania Adams Adams, do.
Sid bark Indian Queen.
BoSton-Ar 10th, sch Dover RockIand
CID schs Marcia Farrow, Rockland Elvra Thomaston
Arl!th schs VIM Henry, Rockand: jew Gardiner; Jas.
per, Wscasset; Moscow, Bowdoinham; Majestic Damar-
scotia; st Marys. Bath
At quarantine, ship Cavaiertcf Rockand Glover Lv-
orpool May is
Telegraphcd, ship Celestial Breeze, FIN Mansanilla
eialveston-Sld 5th. bark Helen Stevens, Havre
New Orlcans-Ar sh, bark L Carver, Carver, Damar-
Cid 9Th, shin Lorenzo, Morrow. Glasgow
Boston - -
Richmond-Adv 18TH sch John Bell Hmm for Boston
Cid l4th. brig Huron, Clarkson, Bath; Havana, Reed
Quincey Point
New York-Ar 18th, ships South Carolina Stewart Rot
terdam Apl "a; Anne rican Union, Caldwell Liverpool IS
sch Israel Snow, ROcklaad
Cid 18th, ship Jane ID Cooper, Cowell, Valencia *
Barrfngton-Ar 18th, sch Narcissa, White, Gardiner
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

virtue OF license from the Judge ofProbats, shall
~ sell at public Auction MONDAY, the 10th day OF
July next the dwelling and lot Washington Street.
lately occupied by the late Caleb Heath, deceased.
Terms Cash. SENECA W. HEATH, Administrator.
Bath, June 10, 1855. 3w52
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ldg. ~ 49, Ne''' - --Niop0
Ga at Havana soth ult to sail sst, ship Hydra Carney
Quebec eth ship Gen Berry, Boston; Alice
Ihorndlke, Cnewl sleeper, Thonasfon
Arat st Johns NIB 1h, brig Crinea Aud Savannah 9Th
sen William, Fitzgerald, Haowell
lPer Atlantic, New York;
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th London Hubbard New York 9otb
Jane Parker, Bcwker Castinc LIST inst Juan Fernandez
Given, Calcutta: Adratic Brown Boston
Ent inward at London 2ath Charles Jane. Oliver,
yana; 18th, Moro Castle, Slower, do
AR al Deal 9th, Ocean Queen Spencer London
Cardiff and Savannah and do rs \
on do prev to 2Sth kimbal, Davis 81 DIS firm York
RAT at nevoet Path u ohas Brewer Miller Boston for
Dec "a SaicStta April Is Marathon Taylor New York
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