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Eastern times., 1855-11-08
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The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool Oct
10Th, arrived at New York at o'clock Sat.
urday morning.
The allies have organized concentrated
advance from Eupatoria, Baidar, Kertch, and
kinburn in order to surround and cut off the
Russian forces.
kinburn, an important position at the mouth
OF the Dneiper, was captured by an allied ex-
pedition.
Laman and Phangori, in the straits OF
kertch, were destroyed.
The advanced posts of the allies are now
within five leagues of Baktchi Serai.
The Russians were retiring. Gen. Lipran-
di intending TO defend the line Of the Belbec,
where battle was anticipated.
The north of Sevastopol has been surround
ed by ahe Russians, with new Notifications,
and placed in state to support siege.
The Russians, on the 29th of September.
made an attack on Kars, and were repulsed
with immense slaughter
Four thousand, it is said, including several
officers of rank, were killed.
Letters from Odessa state that the Gar had
ordered commission at Kiel to decide on the
fate of such volunteers in foreign legions as
may be taken prisoners. They are not to de-
The Hungarians in this category will be
delivered TO Austria
Parliament has been further prorogued to
Tuesday, the llth of December. The Rus
sian General Korff has been superseded by
Prince Radzewitch, the former is to be court
martialed for alleged negligence in allowing
himself to be surprised by French cavalry.
The fortress of kinburn resisted the allies
hv verv heavy fire until MON and at Q o,rlocL
p. NJ, the allies entered the place.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Arrival of the Star of the West.

New 'YoRK, Nov. 4. The steamship Star
of the West arrived at this port last night from
Punta Arenas, Oct 25th, with full compile
ment of passengers and $272 ,65l in treasure
from California, brought down on the Pacific
side BY the Uncle Sam, which left San Fran
cisco 4th ult.
By this arrival we have important news from
Nicaragua. Col. Walker having been rein
forced by small party of Californians on the
18th ult., embarked at Virgin Bay on board
the steamer Virgin, and before daylight land
ed within four miles of Granada After rap
Id advance the army reached the city and
gained the plaza without any serious resistance.
Here sharp contest ensued, which resulted
in loss to the enemy of Is killed and several
wounded, and Gen. Walker took possession of
the capital of Nicaragua. Subsequently the
fort was captured by detachment of Ameri-
cans. Order having been restored, the citi-
zens Of Granada held public meeting and ten
dered Col. Walker the presidency of the re-
public, which honor he declined in favor of
Gen Corral
Col. Wheeler, our minister to Central
America, after much solicitation, proceeded to
Rivas with propositions of peace. Arriving
at Rivas, and learning that Gen. Corral was
absent, Col. Wheeler attempted to return, but
was prevented by the governor and detained
two days; nor was he released until the town
was threatened with an attack This breach
of faith or the part of Corral's forces led to a
spicy correspondence between our minister and
the general. On the 22d, Corral surrendered :;
treaty of peace was formed, and thus Walk
er's victory became complete. During the
progress of these events, others of importance
were transpiring. On the 10Th, COL Fry and
p. I'll. French, with 60 men, embarked on
board the Virgin, which also carried the pas
sengers and specie from California, with the
intention of capturing San Carlos. The occu-
pants of the fort, however, fred upon the
steamer with cannon; the expedition was
abandoned, Col. Fry being unwilling to risk
the lives of his passengers.
On the 23d, the steamer conveying the out
ward bound passengers by the Star of the
West, was fired upon by the fort; 80 pound
shot struck the boat, killing a lady and child
and seriously injuring the machinery. Pre-
vlous TO this an attack was made upon the re-
turning Caiiformans, in Virgin Bay, by the
government forces, when four persons were
killed, and eight others severely wounded
These attacks were evidently made in a spirit
of revenge for the success of Walker, and per-
haps with the view of robbery. Col. Kinney
was pursuing the even tenor of his way, per-
fectiRg plans to secure large emigration from
the United States, with every prospect of car
rying them out successfully. Don Fruto Nav
ora, late secretary of the former government,
and prisoner on parole in the city of Grana-
da, was detected in correspondence with the
enemy outside; and having been tried by
court martial and found guilty, was shot in the
public plaza on the morning of the 22d ult.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Matriages.

In this city, 9th nst by Rev. A. Moore Rev. Noah Ho-
bart of Newed Miss Augusta Ann Hall Of this city; Mr.
william A. C. Rogers to Miss Martha A. Cutting both of
Phipsburg.
In this city, 3lst ult, by Rev. DR.. Sheldon Mr. Andrew
Mckay to Miss Clara Green, both Of this city.
In this city, 31st ult, by Rev. John O. Fiske Mr. Isaac
H. Varney Of Brunswick, to Miss Catharne
this city.
In this city, 1st inst, by A. r. Mitchell ESQ., Mr.. James
Shean to Mrs. Harriet Donley, both Of this city.
In this city, ID inst, by Rev A. Moore Mr. Jos. Edge
comb OF lewiston to Miss Hannah H. Cresey of Bath.
In Haowel Albert Noyes to Miss Sarah NJ Tibbets, all
of IL.
In Gardiner Mr. Geo. Melvin johnson Miss Frances E.
Day Lewis Moody of Pttston, to Mrs Elizabeth Docken
dorf ofG.
In Ptston, Isaac Marson to Miss HELEN J. Wheeler,
both Of Pittston.
In Waterve DR.. N. G. H. Pulsfer Miss Ann G. Moor.
Bn Rockland, John Keen to Harriet A. Reed.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

The toiiooing Certificate ,siu sao,e the estimation in
hch hss Remedy Is held BY those ipho hare used
lAnother Certificate from Manel
VAssALBoRo', Me-, August sth, 1885,
Mr. BuRNETr Dear SRI commenced taking JONAS
MnIfcohps REMEDY FOR THE ASTHMA, last April have
very bad with for the six months before used YOUR
medicine could not work; and even Obliged to sell
my COW, not being able to take ofher
had made up my mind not to take any medicine
Tor had tried many different kinds without doing me any
good; and did not believe any medicine could relieve
made me promise to try t and, sir the tablespoon
fuH gave me immediate relief and before taken
bottle was able to work can now work in doors and
out OF doors; and feel very grateful you for furnishing
medicine Of such power to relieve the Asthma.
Respectfully yours, THOMAS CRAWFORD.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT CO., fremont
Street, Boston.
For sale by IT, Il. Hay, Portland; G. r Sargent Co..
Bangor Eben Fuller Augusta G. p Fessenden, Rockland;
and duggists generally
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
DOMESTIC PORTS.

oREGoN-In Straits of Fuca Sept 10 barque, sup
posed the Live Yankee Cove from San Fransisco for
Olympia, to load for Hong Kong.
New Or 'Ns-Ar 2lst, ship Cynosure Bray New
York via Mobile; adv ships JP Harvard for Liverpool
Alice Counce. for do do do, 29th by tel ship Pacific
Gadd New York; ar 3Oth, ships Sea Queen, and Mar
MoBrLE-sld ships Monmouth Doane New Orleans.
CHARLEsroN-Sd ship John Frazer. Liverpool
WILMINToN Car 26th barque Robt Penne Par
Phil DE. .PHIA-Ar 9oth ship Potomac, Reed New
Or cans; brig Capt Tom. from an Eastern port; so
be ow brig Nebraska. from -
New 1oRK-Ar 30th, ship Ophir, Bryne, New Or
cans a ~ ships Wisconsin, Scott Havre sid ship
NEwPoRT-Ar Goth, Corneia, Kennebunk for New
York.
PoRTLAND-Ar sOth. schs Splendid, Gardiner for
Convoy, Bath for do.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar Slst, schs Sally Bagden, G Garland,
Gardiner
GLocEsTER-Ar 29th barque wyandot tie, Bryn mt.
Boston for repairs
Sid Sept 9th, ships Lone Star, Routele. from Chin
chas England; 20tl Shanghae, Given, Chinchas.
sid 10th, ship Independence, Chadwick, Coqumb and
Boston.
Ar 18th, seguin Knight, New York; sid 10th, baruue
BfAdams, Merryman New York.
BosToS-Ard Nov 1st, schs Juette, Baker, Rich
mond; sciota, True Richmond Amatia Bearse, Rich
mond
New ORLEANs-Cld 2Sd, ships f lie, Curtis Glasgow
adv, ships Cynosure, for Liverpool, wig 500 bills
-four barque Julia Dean, do for Boston; (by tell Oct
81, in the river, ship Highland Chief of Boston, Bar
stow from Liverpool.
PoRTLAND-Ar Nov l, schs Mary Ann Guset, Blake,
Augusta for Boston; Harriet Ann, Marson, Gardiner
for Boston; VIM Louisa, Baldwin, Gardiner for
Salem; kedron, Groves Bath for Boston; sloop
Heroine, Preble, Bath
CHARLEsrowN-Adv ship Omer Pasha, for Liverpool,
part cargo engaged.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10Th, barque Louis, Linsday,
Hayanah Oct 18th; ar 31st brig Nebraska, Moore,
NEW YoRK-Ar 31st, brig Esmeralda, MManus,
Liverpool; JAS Bogart, Conway, do.
DAMARIscorTA-Ar 10Th, schs Saxon, Randall,
Philadelphia
Ar at Hobart Town, Aug Z, barque Helen Page
Port A bert.
BosroS-Cld, Nov 8, ships Granite State, Weeks,
Calcutta; Saxony, Hanson, New Orleans; Pennsylva-
mia, Poole, Augusta.
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 25th, ship Monmouth Doane Mo.
bile; adv ships Ariel, Delano, for Liverpool W.T. 450
bales.
PoRTLASD-Nov 8, ards Ahs No cow Perkins, Bath /:
Henry Freeling, Bowler Augusta for Boston; ard Nov
4. sch Caehel Beals, Augusta for Boston; Hiberna,
Wallace, Bath for Boston.
MoBILE-Went to sea 26th, ship Express.
SAVANNAH 3Oth. ship Lawson, Watts, Bath.
CHARLEsToS-Ar 3ls, ship Sheffield, Dubois, Bos-
ton.
WILMINGTON n Gin port among others, barque r
Penne for New Bedford ldg: brigs Lydia Stoyor. for
Portland do
NEw YoRK-Ar Sd, steamship Arctic Zerega. Liver
po j; Allen Savannah for Richmond Maine, supposed
put in for harbor 3d. Moro Castle Sorer Antwerp;
CD 3D. 6arque Esmeralde; ar Sd, John Richardson,
Lewis, shields.
GLoucEsrER-Ar 3lst. sch st Mary's, Bath for Bos-
ton.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

U By reference to notice in another COL
umn, it will be seen that the cornerstone of the
new Catholic Church, on High Street, will be
laid next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rt
Rev. Bishop Bacon Of Portland will officiaie on
the occasion. We learn that this structure,
the foundation of which is already nearly COM
pleted, is to be built in Gothic style, and fin
ished in such manner as to be an ornament to
that part of the city.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
0tnbs.

In this city, Sd nst child of George GaEier aged yr
In this city, Sd nst Shepard Linsco aged So years.
In this city, 1st ns Lydia Anderson, aged SO years.
In Damariscotta, Daniel H. son Of John w. and Sarah
Williams, aged year and 10 months; Mary Lillian Curtis
aged II months and II days Anson Chapman, aged IL
years and months.
In Gardiner Abaithar Carlton, aged so years and 10
months.
In Fairfield 9th ult, Mrs. Lydia Bodfsh widow Of the
late VIM. Bodfsh, Esq
In Brunswick Elen daughter Of John and Laurana
non, aged months.
In YonkersNY Goth ult Mrs Frances " wife Of Rich
OBJ. Dunning of Philadelphia, aged % yrs.
In Halowel, Mrs. Betsey, wife of Samuel Lougfellow
aged 6S years. William Of Samuel and Elizabeth Rey-
nolds, aged 25 years and months.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

Pea BALTIc-LiyERPooL. Cid 18th, Ann Thomp-
Christie, Savannah; Saml Dunning, Skolfed, aud
Victoria Sanderson, Mobile; Benjamin Adams, Drum
mond; Orient, Hill; Favorite, Robinson, Savannah,
Otseonthe; Young, New Orleans; adv 10th. VIM Pat
ten, Church, for Charlestown soon; John Dimmock,
Skolfeld, for Mobile entered for ldg 18th, Dim
mock, Mobile; Old England, Adams New Orleans; w
Patten, Church, Charlestown 18th, South California,
, lrot,, New Orleans; Sea Belle, Nason Charleston
norlzon nn Reed, New Orleans in port Nov 1, Rhine,
Doane ior Boston ldg Deal 18th, John Henry, Ok
nara ma Antwerp. for New York, and sid 10th ar at
lDuees'er 10TH Savannah, Burk, Shediac; sid 10th
hogsr' maxwell, New OrleansS ar at Newport 18th.
n Dousnty, Shediac sid from Androssan 10th,
Ar at Bremen 10th, Masonic Johnston rr;n;da5 via
New York; sid from Flushing 14th, John Henry. OK
nard, for New York; adv Lizzie Harvard. for New
York adv, Geo Patten, for New Orleans: Globe for
New York; at Venice 18th, J Humphreys Merrill.
for the Crimel; Yarmouth, Freeman, for New York
ar at Messina llth. Azof Simmons, Licata.
Calcuttr, ar Aug 29th. Tranquebar Henderson. Cbas
Cooper Cutts cid sth ships Rio Grande wilson Aus
tralia went to from Saugor Aug a. ships Ka Hoo
per- Jackson. Maurtus; at Havana 18th ship Neptune
Bachelor disg
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
DISASTERS.

The report that ship Geo Patten, of Bath struck a
rock in entering the port of Marseies incorrect
she was in Charge of pilot and struck her bows be-
meath the water line against the pier, which started
plank inward from four to six feet and the ship filled
in consequence.
Southampton Oct 16-The Tamerlane, Daniel, from
London, for San Francisco which put into Portsmouth
leaky has come in to be docked and repaired the whole
of her cargo will be discharged.
Marseilles Oct 15-The cargo of cotton and tobacco
of the q Patten, Mitchell, from New leans, which
was half sunk here 9Th inst has been partially unload
ed
MALTA, Oct. 9.-0n Sunday last the cargo of
Goals on boaId the American ship Walter Scott, (of
Boston) from Liverpool, at this port, became ignt-
ed, and all efforts to extnquish the fire up to this
time have been in vain. The ship was taken up to
the Marsa, where she was scutted, the water being
admitted to the level of the lower deck the vessel
settling into the mud about five feet; she will be
pumped out to-day, the fire having been extnquish-
ed. Besides her Goals, she had quantty!of gen.
eral cargo on board her arrival, which has been
discharged, as WELL some of her coals further
portion efthe latter has been landed without being
wetted; the remainder, about 1900 toDs has been
under water,
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Valuable Real Estate,
Suitable for n Ship Yard,
AT AUCTION.

THE subscribers will sell at Auction the premises
THURSDAY Y, Nop. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
valuable lot Of running from Washington street to the
Kennebec river, known the aPETTENGILL LOT,n and
bounded on side by land Of Mr. Hunt the other
by land Of Mr. Newcomb and being about rods deep,
by about IA rods on Kennebec river with DWELLING
HOUSE on the same. Said lot laid out for SHIP
YARD and believed to be Of the desirable To-
cations for that business the Kennebec river The
will be LIBERAL and made known the time and place Of
sale
For further particulars enquire Of the subscribers where
plan Of the property may be
Nov.5. - . OWEN CO., Auctr's.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Teachers Convention!
Teachers Convention for the County of sagadahoc
Will be held at Richmond.

Commencing on, Monday, Nov. H. and continue one
Week.
THERE WILDE associated with the undersigned as In
structoIs, Prof. CHARLES G. BuRNHAM, of Haver-
hill, Mass, and WALTER WELLS, "A. NJ, fPortland.
Public Lecture, Addresses will be given each
evening Of the session, by Of the
lowing gentlemen: Prof Bunham, Rev S. Souther Jr.
Of Fryeburg, A. d. Wiggn, A. M of Yarmouth, Rev.
w. A. p. Dillingham;, of Augusta, Messrs. Wells and
Dunnell
10 The Convention will be held in the above town.
and by the generous interest of its citizens, board will
be furnished prices from rs So for the session
M ,RK II. DUNNELL, Superintendent Of Common
schools.
Augusta, Oct. 80 1855. o2w2o
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
State of Maine.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. judicial Court, August
Term, A. d., 1850
Edward Dana Erastus II. Cochran, ct al.
ND suggestion the COURT that the defen-
n dans have not had sufficient notice of the pendency
ofths suit is ordered that notice be given said defen-
dan by publishing attested copy of this order
successfully in the Eastern Times public newspaper
printed Bath in the county of Sagadahoc, the last
publication to be thirty days least, before the
term of the Supreme Judicial Court he holden Bath
within and for said County the third Tuesday OF De-
cember Eext that the said defendants may then and
there appear and defend said suit if they shall cause
Attest, A. c. HEWEY, Clerk
Abstract of plfs writ.
Assumpset upon an account annexed, amounting 10
S244,36 Date of Writ, May 8, 1855. Addamnum $500.
true copy of the order OF Court with abstract of
writ o3w20 Attest, A. C. HEWEY, Clerk.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
EASTERN TIMES
sA MARINE JOURNAL. So

SrINsoS CO., No Long Wharf, Roston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston. Capt.
Snson favoraby known experienced merchant and
formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELLI, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
BOSTON. ard 2lst

BOSTON, ard 3lst.
, ship Rhiae, tof Bath jefferson, Trapaui Aug 30
Passed Gibraltar Sept Is. Towed up by steam Enoch
ram; barque Laurietta new of soston) Bailey DANA
riscotta brig John Pierce, of Richmond, MeviI Ha-
Tana 10th nit; sch Del Norte, Lowe, Damarscota.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
PORT OF BATH.
THURSDAY, No

THURSDAY, NOV. i.
ARRIVED.
Brig Carvo, Wallace, Philade phia, with lumber to
Rid~out.
Brig Wanderer, Hunt, Wilmington, n c.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

Rt Rev Bishop Bacon Of Portland will lay the Corner
Stone ofst Mars church Of the Immaculate Conception
and preasf on the occasion.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Fashionable Millinery.

lust received MRS. ROUSE'S, Centre St.. large
d stock Of NEW MILLINERY, EMBROIDERIES, H0-
SIERY and GLOVES which will be sold the lowest pri
large stock Lining Silks all coors very low;
Boston and New York. with novelties in making
and trimming Bonnes and will be pleased to fill orders as
fast as possible.
Bath, Nov. 6. 2l
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

MASSACHUSETTS ELEcfToN.-The Tribune Of Wednesday
morning. has returns from 2os towns in Massachusetts,
which Gardiner plurality of The vote stands
Beach 2as97 Gardiner Rockwell 26,7s5 waey TO-
303. A plurality elects.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

lLD Java Central american, Maracaibo, Rio q cane
CoHees Also frst-rate assortment Of ro,hd t,of.
'es, by retail and by the box. For sale Nv
$50 ain -..-.I JOHN H. HMcIEIIAN
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Pettengill's Ba.;ness DIRECTORY,
OOTS AND S1a1s

G. x M. COX,
"noiesae Dealers In Boots, Shoes and Less
~ and A. PeaFl Street,
have on nand STOCK Of the best manufacture which they
WARMERS Patent Curvcliuenr Snv;uu
~ Machlnc. This machine designed to accom-
psh for saving what Banchars invention has done for
turning Two saws, hung upon swiveis, and guided
by pattern, with selffeeding movement, cradle the
workman cut any irregular shape with perfect ease an
accuracy. There branch OF woodwork hut NAV be
aided by this novel YET simple machine 1t will cut o a
ano and melodeon legs twisted stair rails either circular
or elliptic beams, fellows &c. larger machine can
dress ship timber any required pattern, with perfect
curacy. 2 ~
Mechanics and others who interested in this
ton may learn full particulars by applying to WARNER
SMITH, All Washington street. Boston, who prepared
ties states. -
One Of these machines will be in operation at the Inyen-
tors exhibitions in Boston, October %. aat1
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Apples.
Magnolia Mills Fancy Flour,

Ok BIS. Baldwin, Beliower and sweet Apples for sale
~ by NJ. +. GANNETT.
Nov 6, 1855. 2I
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
New Fall Goods.

HECKER'S Farina, Buckwheat Flour and Wheat Groats
III just received by NJ. L. GANNETT.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

LAuNcHED-On Monday from the yard of Trufant,
Drummond Co, fine ship of so TONS to be callee
the Herald, = built for Chamberlain Robinson of
New York.
Launched at Camden 18th, ult fine brig of 800 tons
called the Jessie Rhinas.
AT Alma, 25th, a sch of 100 TONS owned bv Arnold
Greenleaf Esq
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Notice,

Ii persons indebted to the late firm of W. ii. & j.
4 ii. MCCLELLAN, are hereby notified that all demands
that are not settled before the first of December
will be left with an attorney for collection.
Bath, Oct. 81. o6w2O
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
HALLOWELL NURSERIES.

THE present Proprietor, having purchased The Nurs-
cries formerly carried on by G. LINCOLN and having
made extensive additions TO the same now prepare3
to offer TO the people of Maine good assortment OF -
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, &C.
The number Of varieties afxe as in older Nur-
series, but consists Of those that have en- tried nnd
may be Ieed upon, both to of nomeucas
ture and adaptation TO the el mate of Maine
IHE ruit Trees now offered vigorous and healthy,
and in every respect superior Trees that are brought
from southern and Western Nurseries, haw ked about
the country by pedlars and spectators.
THEY are nearly all formed with stems and low
tops an experience has proved that Trees are bet
ter adapted TO withstand the extreme Of summer
are less liable t. disease, and prolific than those
that are grown like uffhe, and which when taken from
the Nursery will hardly support the weight Of their oD
tops.
THE Stock Of Ornamental Trees and shrubs las heen
increased within the last two years by from
Europe, and they will be Of suitable size for selling the
ensuing year.
Particular attention is invited to the collection Of
ExTRA-sIZED APPLE AND PEAR TREES.
MANY of which a bearing state and for a trifins
difference in cost will enable the purchaser TO obtain
quicker return for his onflav
Now ready for sale Apples, Pears, PIums Cherries
Quinces, Grapes Currahts, Gooseherries Raspberres
Blackberries, Ornamental Trees Ornamental ShIubs
Rhubarb, Asparagus,
Climbers, Dahhas, Dulbous Roots &C.; scions and
Cuttings in their season.
~ Any articles hand will he furnished from "a.
liable sources, short notice and the lowest prices
Address, 1- F.. GLAZIER
o5wls HnIl0weIIs Me.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
GARpETTNNC =

CARPETINGS.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
purchasers to new and fresh assortment Of Carpets
consisting Of ~'''
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-ply and
Ingram.
ALSO, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
all Of which will be sold the lowest cash prices at the
Carpet Store of D. KELLY
Bath, Oct TO- 1855. 17t under the Sagadahock House.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
New Fall Silks.

JUST received from New York and beautiful striped,
plaid and plain dress silks from II IL 25 cents per
yard less than usual price. Please call t
November Q. 81 OWEN co.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

--LATEST FROM EuRoPE-The steamship Arago arrived at
New York Tuesday evening" from Cowes on the 24h bring
ing four days days later There nothing Of impcr
tance from the Crimea. The capture Knburn is
frmed The fort mounted 70 guns and garisoned BY
1900 men, under Kokonskch They surrendered to the
allies on the nth Of October The Russians continue 10
augment their force in Sebastopsl.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

NOW opening at the Granite Store, large stock New
N and desirable Fall Goods at lower prices than any
time before this Purchasers invited call
examine goods and prices OWEN < CO.
November 6. 81
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Sugars.
CoHees.

porto Rico, Mnseavado, Havana, Light Brown,
l. Crushed and Coffee Crushed Sugars for sale by
100 Holm N MrEEI3.N
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Bounty Land for Soldiers of the
War cfISI2. W
Fruit! Frait,H and Vegetables +!

LII the varieties Of the received by the steams
boat every trip For sale the the subscriber
corner OF Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
Bath July 10, 1855. ALF. Il. ROBINSON.