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BY A. CIR ZEN. Auctioneer
Cf0AD Err Me rnr ~
Dy 4. GREEN, Auctioneer

By a. GREEN, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUARL
II nuiiding Lots near the Navy Yard and
Maryland avenue at AuctiOn.-On WED
NESDAY, the 2!St instant, shall sell, at ocl 4
p. m, half OF square No. I,0lS, comprising Lots
Nos. l. 2, 3, 10, 20, II, % % ~ %, &c 81 and
Is Of said square, bounded 10y south and L and
18th and l3tn streets east. 1t will he sold 10 lots
TO suit purchasers ! his property fronts imInedi-
Burying Ground, and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
And on THURSDAY, the 2ad instant. shall
sell, at O'Clock p. m, Los Nos. 10, H. L. ID and
IA, In Square No 0i4. This property fronts on
public space and 5th street ca. {, between nor .
street and Maryland avenue, in a very desirable
and raridly Improving part of The city.
Terms ORe-fouEth cas- BIZ lance in six twelve
eighteen and twenty four months, for notes b ar
ing Interest from day Of sale. A deed given and
a deed Of tras. taken. Tile unq uestionaole.
nov i'd A. GREEN, Auct
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BOARD, &c--MkS. BATES, ON TIES w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared TO accommodate gentlemen with room :,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ape-tf
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MARBLE wORK-MARBLE WORK.

FOX SALE.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has ON HAND A
Il variety Of American and ItaliGn MARBLE
MONUMENTS, OF beautiful d-siga and highly
finished workmanship to which he invites the
attention OF the public Pers ms in want OF Mon
umeuts or any other kind OF marble work, will
lid il 10 their sdyaniage to give him a cali. The
marble and Workmanship is OF the best quality,
ard Will be sold as low as similar work can be
obtained at the North
Also, on hand, a large stock OF highly finished
MARBLE MANTELS, which Will be sold II re-
duced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble and Brown Stone laFd oae door from
13K street, opposite National Theatre.
nov lO-eo3m lUnion)
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WANTED-A SMALL BUT COMFORTA
w BILE House, containing six or seven rooms,
frame or brick, and Will take good care Of It, Any
one having such house for rent will please ad-
dress JOHN b. KIBBEY & CO., Real Agents
next door to the Bank Of Washington.
nov i6- CT
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PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
L KENT "A Farm which is now under care
full cultivation, containing lis acres, all Of which
can be made productive, soil good, well fenced
and good peach orchard. 1t is improved by a
very pleasantly Situated and in perfect order good
stone spring house, two new barns ste bling car
rage house, corn house, overseer's house house
for hands, &c. 1t is within thirty minu6eS' drive
OF the City Post Office, in a northeasterly direc-
ton, and Is only for rent be ause the owner and
present occupant is not able to give 1t the aten.
ton 1t should receive More or less land will be
rented with the house If desired. Possession given
at any time.
Also, several tracts OF lands, contaiaing from
20 to 30 acres or more for rent within three miles
OF the city. Inquire OF JNO. p KIBBEY &
Co, Real cstate agents, next door to Bank Of
Washington. nov 1876
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BOARDING,

ROARDlNG.-MRS. HILTON, (AgentD No.
- 500 Pennsylvania avenue and First st eet i,
prepared to accommodate gentlemen with ROOMS,
with o. without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. nov l6-lw
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WARE.
NOTICE.

NOTlCE.
rT'HE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE HAS re-
Il sumed her regular TRIPS be- sIE~~- D.
tween Alexandria and Washington g. - a.
and will run at the hours heretofore advertised
nov li-Iw JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
7 ONGFELi.OW'S NEW POEM-"THE
IL Song Of Hiawatha," by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, 81.
Curious Stories about Fairies and other Funny
People, IS cents
Just Published, and for sale at
TAYLOR l. MAURY'S Bookstore,
nov IL near 9th street.
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HOUSE WANTED WANTED TO PUR-
II chase neat, well built, and conveniently ar
ranged house, in desirable and hellthy location,
for which 81 500 will be paid in cash and the
balance in quarterly Instruments.
Any one having such house for sale, to whom
the above terms would be satisfactory, may find a
prompt purchaser by addressing, through che
City Fost Office, with statement OF precise loca-
ton and lowest price, g Dwelling House,
nov lG-enltX
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ROARDING.-B MAY BE HAD AT
- 473 Sixth street, between ID and f. One very
large apartment with gas also, several other
rooms. nov l2-eoSts
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A L PRIVATE SALE.-A BOARDIN
"A Hose doing COED business, well located
and well furnished, will be sold at great bargain
by addressing Boarding." at the star Office.
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
w work of a small family. American preferred.
Apply at No; NJ line avenue, Island
nov 16-3t*
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ROY WANTED-TO ATTEND TO, AND
- make himself generally useful In, an office !;
one from fourteen to sixteen years, and who writes
a plain good hand and understands figures. Com
pensation moderate at first. Address at once i'm
handwriting Of applicant, Box $50 City Post or
fee. nov I6-st
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MOUND -NOVEMBER NINTH, on SEW
u enth street between q and K ats, PORTE
which the owner can have by calling on the sub
scrber at his residence, No. 3e9 Sixth street. be-
tween and H streets, proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement.
nov l0-f JAMES u. ELLIS.
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ Woman who can do general house APP
Ply at Mr O'Dwyer's, Temperance alley, betw
9th end 10th streets. nov I9-ltx
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T,ANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS of any sug-
L gested devise, such az BRACELETS, PINS,
EARRINGS, RINGS, FLOWERS, made to
order, at short notice -. t. u -
~ Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
ing used II. SEMKEN,
80 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th sts.
noy S-.f
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WANTS.

CtTUATIoN wANTED-BY REspEcr.
- aole w oman as nurse, or to do plain sewing
Coed reference given II required. Address "M
K.,n at this ofice nov IS-3ta
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I OST-ON PA. AVENUE, A BLACK LACE
IL VAIL The finder will be literally rewarded
and receive many thanks from the owner by leay.
ing the same at Browns Hotel, Pa. avenue be-
tween 9th and eth streets nov 1876
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EOR RENT-36l l. STREET, A NEATLY
Il fnish house, containing six rooms, and
kitchen Rent SO per month t punctual ten
nov left =.
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INN EDIATE RELIEF FOR TIL
TOOTH-ACHE rs FOUND.
A LExANDRE,s AND BAJoU's Kid

A LEXANDRE'S AND BAJOU'S KID
II GLOVES.-A good assortment Of all--
nu IbeTs # colars, white and black for la. md
dies and gentlemen. Also, GeGts. silk jllylU
lined Beaver and Buck do. ~ !"
Black and fancy SILK Crdvats and Neck Ties.
White and CO. -red bcrdered aAi SILK Pocket
Hdkfs
Ladies' Mer'no ard SILK Vets
Gentlemen's Merino, SaTony wool and shaker
k.itt Shirts.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine them
before making their puc bases.
JOHN II. SMOOT,
nov u No Ii9 Briare st,cef. Georgetown.
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FOR SALE.
~ CORDS OF SEASONED WOOD, maple
~ and BAKERS pine. Maple at s. % and Pine
at 81 10, delivered.
AL orders left at JOHN III. McCHEsNEY,S
Grocery Store, corner 9TH and N streets. will be
promptly attended to. nov i6-3t#
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORD Err IS STEVENS
- Browas' Hotel, is prepared to make SHIRTS
to measure, and warrant them to ht In all cases.
STEVENS'S Saesroom,
nov I3-8t Browns Hotel.
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ENGRAVING.
yNyE ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE,
w promptly, and in the best style OF the art
every desert ption Of engraving, including arms,
cres.s, notices. &c, on stone.
M Card engraving and printing promptly ex-
ecutcd. NJ. w. GAIT d BRO,
32i Pa. avenue, BET. 9th and 10Th SITS.
nov 9-u ff
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOk SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE PoR
IL a small House I'm Phflad eli mia a 9onsa co,.
taining six rooms, near the Capitol, situated on
LIST street east, between C and ID s'reets north.
Enquire OF JOHN CLARK, Nc 400 Seventh
street. nov 1e--;1s
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T.r BES FRAykLIS TARGET COMPANY, as
our RAIDERS will perceive, in our advertising
columns, intend giving their third Assembly
ON Tuesday evening, November -, at haf-
~ AL gho msy wish TO sPeni pleasant
-. "a saw e1; "a the merry dance,
nrstty Girls, (pienty Of them, and g5'i hdurs,
Z the rule sioptsd By the Target Company.
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EfOR BOSTON.-THE PACKET SCH'R
Il SEARSV1LLE has arrived, and will Ii
have quick dispatch for til above pert. 60
For freight apply to 49,
HARTLEY & BROTHER
nov i6-1w 10l Water street, Georget'n.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

A COMMON CASE. A kind hearted coal mer-
chant OF this city, walking along Third street
few days ago, perceived a man STABILITY
dressed entering the door of pawn brokers
office. with two hat-rons in his hand. Struck
by the sad expression Of the poor fellows
countenance and the singularity of pawning
two articles on which he could get very little
money. the merchant stopped him and asked
few questions. He found that the man was a
mechanic, out of work. with family depend
ing on him for support and that he had no
other resource to get food than by pawning
his household goods. oh that will never
do quoth our mercantile friend Take your
fiat-irons bone. and here IS some money tor
YOU II is distressing thing to see man
weep. vet this stalwart mechanic could not
help it, The fountains of the eyes have a close
connection with the heart. 1t was well that
he did, for our friend. seeing that he was a true
man of honest impulses did not rest eonien,
with giving him money, but gave him work
h,sides. by which he can earn steady sub
>Istence. There are doubtless not few such
cases in times like the present and how nohiy
do they attest that man il not altogether sell
fish creature Philadelphia american.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bo>ton-Ar 31st. ship Tarqun, of Bath, Doughty,
New Orleans.
Booihbay-Ar 23i, schs Louis McLain, Rocklaad for
N York; John Bull, do for Richmond
III slmrs' HOlc-Ar S0th brig May Queen Cliff ,rd,
Jac sonve for BoohbaN with loss of part deckoad
lumber.
.aIvesfon-In port 2oth bark Golden Age, Garrick,
for New York ldg
New nrI .ans-Towed to 14th, ship Samaritan;
10TH ship Ariel.
Adv ships Eva for Trieste wig 800 bls Katahdin for
New York with despatch,
Ar 18th, ship Golden Rule, Mayo, Damariscotta.
Gil 2lh ships Metropolis, Jay. Havre Rappahannock,
Cushing Liverpool.
Ally ships Calhoun, Or Havre wig $50 bis; Zenoba,
do 30; Germ tncus, do $50
Gil 25sh. ship And,ver, Berry, New York.
Adv ships VIM Rogers, for Liverpool wig 500 bis cot
and 500 bbs heavy ; Golden Rule, for do, wig 500
bark Kimb H. wis for Boston, large part cargo
gaged ship Aramede Snow, for New York. wig 200 hhds
sugar.
Ar 3lst, new ship Wakefield, Crooket, Rockland.
BiIfinorc-Cld 29th, brig Phil Larlabee, Audi,
Havana.
New York-Cld 3olh, ship Yorkshire Marshall, Liver
pool.
Cid 3lst, ship Masonic, Blair, Orleans.
Ar LIST, ship Chs CroOker, Morehead, Havre.
NFwpDri-Ar 3lst brig Sheet Anchor, Chesley, Ma
tanzas 18th Wilmington, NC, in distress, having
been blown off the during heavy weather and lost
mtn overheard
Import l>t, S IL AM, brig Sheet Anchor Chesey fm
Matanzas for Wilmington, NC.
trlesion-Adv 29th, ship Albert Gaatin S.orer,
for Boston.
Portlaud-Ar 31st. sch Bunganac, Bath for Boston,
Ar LIST, ship Sebastopol, Raynes, Bath
Newbarypori-Ar LIST, brig Harriet, Pratt, Potomac
River.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

The LAST YEAR's LINE BUSINESS The
amount of lime manufactured in our kiIns du-
ring the year 1854, as we understood from Mr.
G. ]. Burns, the General Inspector, is some
what less than that of the year previous. This
is as we supposed as there are various causes
why such should be the case. Amnng them is
the fact that the price Of labor has been very
high The past year. Men who have formerly
worked in the lime business have had induce
menis 10 engage in other business where great
er wages could be had, as for instance in the
shipyards. Besides, much more attention has
been given the past year throughout the coun-
Try 10 ship-bulIdiug than to other building
which has decreased the general demand for
lime. Our lime dealers are confident that the
business will be heiter the coming season.
Building materials will be cheaper and more
building will be dnhe, making a corresponding
demand for lime, while there will be less call
for lshorers in the shipyards.
The Rucklaud lime has always stood high
est in the market abroad. aud our dealers aud
manufacturers entertain no fears that II will
not always he IN demand while there is a call
for ny.-Rockldnd Gazette
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FOR Jf:V PORTS.


Sid I'm Liverpool 10Th ult Ellen Mara Lennox and Lssie
Thompsol, Smith, Orleans; 18th, Johc Albert, Lah-
rOp, tvanuah
Adv Emera Isle, for New York 11th; Rotunda and Ar
ngton. for Chareston Lizzie Harvard, Orleans 2st;
Revenue, do I'D.
At London 10Th London Hubbard for York abt ready;
Wuolcock, Lambert, for do lig.
Ar at ,uthampton 18th, White Falcon, Ryan London,
to load provisions the Crimea, Of the
French government
sid I'm Scly 1th Marathon, vandyke I'm Liverpool via
Falmouth) Philadelphia.
SID fin Antwerp llth Hy Reed, Dearborn, y York.
Sid I'm Havre 13th Paul. CrabreeN York; 18th Arab
Ballard, Cardiff to Id for L S.
Adv Thcrese, Lunt, for York; Muhouse, and Caro-
lina for n Orleans.
Anjier II, Jenny Pitts, Snow from Shanghai
fer London
Calcutta Dec 4, Josephine Jameson for London dg
At Leghorn 18th, ult bark Tonqun, Hill for New York
lig.
At Glasgow 10th ul ship Windsor Forest, GRAHAM,
San Francisco ldg
At Kingston, 7th ult, brig Pamaho Adams, for New Y
Idg.
Ar at Maanzas 2Ist u bri. Kalafat Morse Charleston
Sid firm Havana 2ls inst, bark Cochran, Cochran,
Cienfuegoes, to load for Philadelphia or New York.
At Maanzas D ult ship Erie, Curtis, dg mosses for
Cork mkt; bars Petrol Avery, FIN Falmouth, E; Chs
Thompson Small for do; Brunette, Lancaster for Boston
ldt brig Matilda Orr for Portland ldg George Rowe, for
do.
Cardenas Dist ult bark Archer Lewis fr Liverpool
ldg.
At Buenos Ayres Dec l. ship Lady Franklin, Smith, unc;
bark & Woodward, Sturiivant, for New York hig
Ar at st Jayo l2th ult, brig Kinds, Cox Boston.
Ar Matanzas p ut bark ii kmball, Sleeper, New
York.
at Cardenas 22d u brig VIM Crawford, Perry, Ia
vana
Ar at sagua 21st ult, brig Civilian Weber, Boston.
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State of Maine.

SAdADAHoC S. Supreme Judicial Court, Dec. Term.
froprletors Of Arrowsic Bridge Russell Lewis and
AIS ana now on the suggestion to the Court that VIM
one ofthe defendants at the time Of the service
@ VII. was not an inhabitant Of this State, and had
tenant agent attorney within the same that his goods
or estate nave been attached in this action and that he has
naa no notice Of said and attachment it is ordered
defendant by publishing an atested copy Of this order
gather with an abstract Of the plaintiffs three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times, public newspaper
printed at Bath in the county of Sagadahoc last pub
cation 70 be thirty days before the next Of court
% DC holden at Bath within and for the county Sagaia
noe on the hrs Tuesday Of April 1885, that the said Will
Jams may then and there appear and answer suit
he shall cause Attest, A. C. HEWEY Ciert
Abstract OF plaintiffs writ.
Irespass by the Defendants upon the Arrowsic Bridge
the property Of the said plaintiff, October 14th 1854
The writ is dated November I'd, 1854, addamnum s4Oo
]. s. SEwALL, Attorney for Plaintiffs
true copy OF the order of Court with abstract of the
writ. 3wS4 Attest, A. c. HEWEY, Clerk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

" 1t is stated that the'dsaslers uf The times
fall heavily on the A serican Bible Sncieiv-
220 hands. one half of the entire working force,
having heen recently discharged frnm the b.
BILE House on Astor place, ia New York, and
nearly one half the presses stupped
New STATES On Tuesday, the lower
branch of Compress passed the bill aurhnrizing
the people "f OREGON 10 form a State Consriu-
'inn and prepare for admission intu the Union
II is surpassed thai Oregon will he admitted at
The next Congress, and that Minnesota will ap-
ply for admission within two wears, and that
Washington Territory will shortly follow
The admission of three new States, without
any extension Of territory, seems To be assured
prior To 1860.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
Decapitation of the Wing Sheriff of
Kennebec.

The Bloody Assizes' are opened The
fatal axe has at length descended, The first
victim of the 'humanely French instrument,
is JOHN A. PETTINGILL Esq. the present ac-
ceptable wing Sheriff of OLD KESNEBEc-
the Gibraltar of whiggery'-0r that used 10 be.
His offence was rank He resolutely adhered
to the old whig flag that was wont 10 grace
the streets of his native city. hearing alnf The
names of CLAY, HARRISON, Taylor, ScoTT,
upon its ample and inspiring folds He re-
fused 10 bow the knee to Baal. He would
not forsake the political faith of his fathers,
and give in his adhesion 10 'fusi0nisn For
this he was marked for proscrlption-for this
his detruncated body now bleeds-for this his
head now rolls at the foot of the bloody gull
iotine! We are, however rejoiced to know
ne met his fate calmly, fearlessly, nobly. He
quaiied not IN the presence of his relentless
executloners; but like true martyr, sub
mitted to the fearful knife, detyng their ut
most power, and counting their iercest ven
geance He sleeps we'll y
BENZ. H. GILBRErH, Esq, of Mt. Vernon,
succeeds to the political garments of our de-
parted townsman. Three wears aqo NJ q
was democrat in excellent standing RI, he
was not proof against temptation. He Weld
ed to the arch seducer, and for the last two
years has followed the political fortunes Of
Mr.. Morrill,, and now receives his reward
How the old whig spirit of Kennebec-i
there be any wing spirit left-will brook ihi.
violent displacement OF strIight-out whig of
fcer, simply because he is 'slraght-out
wing, to make room for Morrill, democrat
simply because he has been a personal ad
herent to that gentleman in the hour of hi
extremity, remains to be seen.
So let the axe descend If we cannot Civ,
our 'hand and heart TO the great fusion move
ment, we srrenely yield our head Age.
e Hon. Moses Mcdonald is spoken Of a
successor to Mr. Pieasanion. 5lh auditor Of Nh
Treasury, who died on the list inst, al Wash
ingtcn, aged 80 years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

A true copy-Attst: A. t. THOMPSON, Register 3w34
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

OPERATIVES. Our present Governor, Mr..
Morrill,. is the manager of wooden factory,
and farmer the President of the Senate,
Mr. Many, is a practical mechanic, conduct
ing machine shop and iron foundry in Ban
gor, aud the speaker of the House of Repre-
senta,ives, is farmer amongst the bears OF
old Oxford, making the wilderness to bud and
blossom as the rose -Rura' Iateitgeacer.
The fact of the familiarity OF our worthy
Governor with the ,Uo0l business accounts for
his success in pulling the wool over the eyes
of the people .-Age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

A SAD AFFAIR.-On the 3lst ult., five men
were sent into the wheel-houses of a steamer
at Toledo, Ohio, to cut off the ice which impe-
ded the motion Of the wheels, when, by some
understandable carlessness, the order was Civ
en- TO start the engine, which being done, the
men were all precipitated into the river, and
two of them were drowned and third had his
leg broken. The names of the drowned were
Lyon and Epan.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08
Marriugrs.

In this city, I'd inst, by Rev. N. Brooks, Mr. Albion
Sawyer to Miss Clara d. Leach, both Of this city.
In New York. 3lst u James T. Patten, of this city,
Miss Isabel daughterof Henry Smith, Esq., OF Astoria
In kockand Mr. David j. Got 10 Miss Lydia Ingraham
Mr. Judson Simonton to Miss Lura Z. Marson all
In Lewiston, Mr. Chas 7. Jefferson Of Rochester N H.
to Miss Eliza Nash, Of Lewiston; Mr. Africa Cotton Of
of Lisbon to Miss Sarah Stevens, of L.
In Auburn, Mr.. Joseph Littlefeld to Miss Louisa NJ
Drake.
In New Orleans, Nov 25th Mr. Byron Blish Of Hallowe
to Miss Annie Morris of Shrewsbury, England.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

S4GAD1HOC, S. At Court Of Probate, held at Bath,
uithin and for the County Of Sagddahoc on the first
MoHiIy Of February, d. 1855.
OOPHRJ NIA l.. MORSE, Widow Of K. 2. Morse, late Of
Bath, ii said County, licensed having presented her
application for allowance OF the personal Estate Of said
deceased:
0RDsEgD, That the said Willow give notice t. all persons
interested, BY using cpy Of this order to be published
three weeks svey in the Eastern Times, printed at
Bath that they may appear at Probate Court 10 be held
ut Bath in said County, the rst Monday Of March next
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew If
they have, why the same should not b. allowed
ID. BRONSON. Judge.
true copy-Attcst: A. 7. THOMPSON, Register. 3wS4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

BURNED TO DEArH.-On FRIDAY afternoon,
Miss. Abigail A. Hill was burned TO death in
chamber of the house where she lived, at
Portsmouth, N. II. She had been alone a
short time, when member of the family went
to the door of her room, which was found TO
be locked, and smoke issuing from the key-hole.
On bursting open the door, Miss Hill was
found lying on the floor, dead, with her cloth
ing, from her feet to her throat much burnt
She had apparently been sitting by the stove,
and her clothing took fire, and communicated
it to her chair and other furniture Of the room.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

The Lynn Daily says that al a recent town
meeting held in Swampscot, a committee Of
t,entv was appointed To wait upon the hotel
keeper. and request him uot 10 sell liquar Ia
which he replied that if it was the desire of
the lnhAbltants he would certainly siup selling.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

INSTALLATION IN PoRTLANp.-On Wednes-
day, Rev. Horatio Stebbins, recently of Fitch
burg, Mass, was installed associate pastor Of
the First Parish Church, in Portland. The
sermon was preached by George E. Ellis, of
Charleston. Rev. c. A. Bartoi, of Boston,
Rev. DR.. Thompson, of Salem, took part in
the services.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-08

REMOVAL OF Cot. BUTLER The Command
erin Chief has removed Col. Benjamin F.
Butler from his station as Colonel of the 5th
Regiment of Light Infantry. The cause of tie
removal is. the refusal of Col. Butler to exc
cute the order commanding him to dsbind the
foreign Company connected with his regiment.
= Boston telegraph.