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Eastern times., 1856-03-27

YANKEE adams COMPANY closed a sue
cessful week of dramatic performances at Co.
lumbar Hall on Friday evening. So far as
we can learn, the pieces were performed TO
the satisfaction of all in attendance. Mr.. j.
P. Addams, as an actor, is probably not sur
passed in the peculiar character he delineates ;
as an author and manager he has an establish
ed reputation throughout the country. The
company are credit to the profession TO which
they belong, and are largely entitled to the
public favor. Mrs. Currer is one of the most
versatile actresses we have ever seen, and
does her part with an ease and grace seldom
equalled. Messrs. Currier, ]. Adams, A.
Granville, and Fred Phillips are gentlemen of
pleasing manners and address, and performed
their parts in manner highly satisfactory.
The dancing of Miss Winthrop was chaste
and artistic. Her performances constituted
one of the chief attractions, and she was
obliged 10 repeat almost every one TO satisfy
the audience
We learn that after making tour of some
of the principal towns in The State, this COM
pany will return in May, and favor our citi-
zens with another short dramatic series.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

BLACK REPUBLICAN SAYINGS. "Sharpe' s
rifles are better than Bibles,' says the Rerer-
end Henry Ward Beecher. "The constitution
is reproach and league with Tophet," says
Garrison. The .s Union is not worth support
ing in connection with the South" say the
disciples Of the Tribune school, s'Let the
Union slide:" says Mr.. Speaker Banks. In
the language of contemporary, these black
republican sayings should be passed round un-
til the ''fathers have TO father and support their
offspring"
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
city Affairs.

In Boar1of Aldermen, Saturday evening,
March 22d, the resignation Of John Hayden as
Assessor, was received, read, and accepted
sent down for concurrence.
In Common Council the resignation of John
Hayden as Assessor was accepted in concur
:ence. An order from the Board of Alder
men for choice Of 6 additional Constables was
passed in concurrence. Order received from
lo., to 90 INTO convention for the purpose Of
filling subordinate offices-passed in concur
renee.
In Convention.
On motion proceeded to ballot for City Mar
shall
Whole number OF votes 25
Willard Walker, 5
John Harris, 20
and John Harris was elected.
Whole number of votes for Assistant Mar
shal. %
Joseph Hayes,
Albion j. Potter, 10
and Albion j. Potter was elected.
Whole number of votes for Chief Engin-
eer, FL
j. G. Richardson,
l.. G. Litch6eld, II
and L. e. Litch6eld was elected.
I'd Engineer, Reed Nichols,
Sd do. Henry House.
Assistant Engineers-Wm H. Smith, James
Coulllard, j. Rideout, Jr., Elisha F. Pinkham,
Thomas F. Lewis, Elijah Upton.
Pound keeper-Jesse Dustin.
Tyhing Men.-Daniel d. Hodgkins, Benz.
Rackliffe, E. F. Pinkham, Geo. Moulton, j.
I. Gilman, VIM. Hogan, Isaiah Crooker, Ma
thaniel Longley, Jacob Smith, Job Chapman,
John Mnot, CLANCY Robbins.
Cuuers of hoops and stares-F. S. Crooker,
w. Z. Smith.
Measurer of rood and bark.-James Potter.
Field DrlUers-Isaiah Croker, Jesse B. Ell
hot, Ii. S. Small, a. W. Turner, Jr, John
Beals, 3D., Arthur Donnel, Horatio G. Parks,
VIM. Getchel, Ebed Lincoln.
Surveyors Of Lumber-Andrew McFadden,
Peleg oprague, Charles Potter, Samuel Eamesl
Nathaniel Morse, Bradford Sprague, Samue,
Edgccomb, J. w. Rogers, Chas. Banks, Reu-
ben S. Hunt, Benjamin Pattee, William Pat
tee.
Samuel Edgcomb was elected School Agent,
District No. 2, in place Of Isaiah Croker, re-
signed.
Dealer of Leather-Davis Hatch. Adjourn
ed to Wednesday evening March 26th, at Z
o'clock. Tribune.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
GEN. PIERCE. The Maine Free Press says

GEN. PIERCE. The Maine Free Press says
for Buchanan) greatly against his wishes, we
know, denounce President Pierce, reviIe and
slander him in the most opprobrious terms
But what does Mr.. Buchanan's own state, in
convention assembled, say of the President.
Here is what il says
Rcsolred. That we fully endorse the admin
istration of President Pierce as national, faith
full, and efficient-fully equal TO all the impor-
tant emergencies which the country has had to
encounter, and that he has worthily main-
tanned her interests and honor at home and
abroad
These slanderers of President Pierce are,
shree-quarters Of them, either know noshings
or black republicans. We heard one of Them,
the other day, ssoutly affirm his democracy,
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

A ;sPIoUs" PIECE OF FoLLY.-The Boston
Bee says week or two since certain relig-
ious society in Waltham, called formal
meeting, at which committee was appointed
to wait upon their pastor and request him to
remove two favorite studs which he had long
worn in his shirt bosom.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
Extract from a Washington letter in the

Extract from Washington letter in the
N. Y, Mirror:
"The republicans are 'kind O. gin eout,
and several who we're at their caucus, last
Tuesday night, have since declared for Fill
more-Davis, of Massachusetts, among them.
This is annoying to Gen. Wilson, who urges
an amalgamatien of republicanism and Ameri-
canism, but Seward, and Bailey, of the Era,
say no. Nothing but pure, uDadulteraied me-
gro-worship will suit them.''
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
BATH. MARCH 81, 1856.

E Will those of our subscribers who are
in debt for more than years subscription be
kind enough to remit the amount by mail
We do need the money, and must hare it. Our
creditors want their due, and we ask you, as
matter of simple justice, to pay us, that we
may be enabled to do it. Will you not 4!
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

- The Tract Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will publish a monthly pa
per, beginning with April, 1856, entitled
"Good News" 1t will be edited by the Cor
responding Secretary of the society.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

g The snow is so deep in Peru, Berkshire
Co. Mass, that the dwelling-house of Mr..
Cone, which is one and a half stories high, is
SO completely hidden by a huge drift, that il
has been found necessary to dig tunnel ,hlr-
ty-seven feet in length, from the front door, in
order TO give persons inside chance TO gel
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

To BE LIoNIzED. The black republicans
are talking Of Judge Davis for their next can
didate for Governor. Very ordinary material
will answer for them to make lion of.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

81 At the town meeting in Dexter, Mon
day, portion of the floor of the town hall
gave way, precipitating large number of per-
sons into the cellar. Six or seven were in
jured-three seriously.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

V The weather for the past week has been
mild and sPringIike. Sleighing is getting in
bad repute, and wheel-carriages are now quite
common in our streets.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
A letter from Tennessee saws

We are preparing for great fight in No
vember next. The democracy Of Tennessee
was never in better trim than at present, and
you may expect to hear ssome thunder from
us in the autumn"
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

e Election in Rhode Island on the Cd day
of April In Connecticut on the 7th. What
if the democrats should carry Rhode Island !
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

LAuNcHEp-On Saturday afternoon, 22d
inst, from the yard Of Jenhs, Harding & Co.,
ship "Sebastieook, Of about $50 tons burthen.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

ACCIDENTS. A little boy, aged about ten
years, named Patrick Foley, had both his legs
broken by the falling of stick of timber upon
them in Lowell & Small's yard, on Wednes-
day last. One leg was broken in two places
The little fellow fingers in great deal Of ag-
onv, and it is doubtful if he recovers.
Mr.. VIM. P. Marston had his leg broken
on Thursday, by falling upon the ice.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

- Rev. A. d. Wheeler has been appoint
ed Post Master at Topsham, vice Lewis M.
Work, deceased.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

g A set Of chime Bells has been placed
in the tower of the Episcopal church in this
city.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

In Ward 7, on Monday, Alvah A. Allen,
republican, was elected 10 the Council, re-
ceiving 81 votes, and there was one scattering.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

SIT is reported that the southern members
Of the know-nothing national convention are
on their way to Pitsburg with the 18th plank
under their arm, intending 10 float down the
river on it as soon as navigation opens"
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

SACRIFICE ON CARPETs.-At The premptory
auction trade sales in New York, entire in
voices Of carpetiugs, consisting of Brussels,
Tapestries and Wiltons, are sold every season
on manufacturers and importers account, at
much below the cost Of production or importa-
tion. Some of our carpet merchants take ad-
vantage Of these peremptory sales, and from this
source fsy in their supplies. The principal
part Of The nicer fabrics, which are sold by the
New England CaFpes Company in Hanover
street, are purchased from this source. which
accounts for their immense trade in these high
cost goods at such low prices.-Boston Post.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

Rich LOVE LITERATooR THE follow
ing love epistle from youth of Sagadahoc
Cnuniy TO his lady. was probably part of his
survive such shock. We copy ner6atim ct
Ete,0tin1 et sDelZ1tiD1
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

The CAMDEN CALAMITY. VIM. S. Cor
son, captain, Carney Carter, engineer, and
John c. Springer, pilot. of the steam ferry
boat New Jersey, recently burnt at Philadel-
phia, have been arrested upon charge of man.
slaughter, and held TO bail in the sum Of $4,000
each for examination.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

We clip the following important item Of in
teligence from late number of the Louisville
Democrat -
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
the corn is GROWING fast
my love tu you Will always last
hop this will find you are well
when This won 500 rpmemher mo

When ms y0h see Remember me
Your beens is comLG up and i think you
will have small crop hant Go, no mouse in
sen you so Good by don't forGit them bic
shuse.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
June the IA 1855

My dear friend take my pen in hand tn
rite you few lines III let you know that am
Well hop these few lins Will find yon the
same seen your father the war all well and
your mother was GnnG down river next fridy
if rottinG splits don't wansvou tu sta up thear
because am so lonsom but if you think il hest
for you 10 sta don't Work IN hard nor NEEDLE
with ane corn nor let the felowers runaway with
you be siddy and tru harled and think Of me
for think of you in my dreams Want you tn
come down one Week from next sunday du not
fale in coming for i want III see you we're much
shan, rite much for don't think yon Will look
for il if you Git this rite as soon as you can
don't think of any ihnG NOR tu rite so Good
by this from your frlnd
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

GLORIOUS VIcToRY.-The spring elections
still continue to result favorably to the friends
of the State Administration. Hindooism and
Black Republicanism is being routed. At a
t. Gilman, Democrat, was elected Council
man in the place of Col. Harding, resigned, by
large majority over Upton, Hindoo Repub-
lican. The result is more gratifying from the
fact that Mr.. Gilman is known as an out and
out national Democrat, and Jealous opponent
10 the dark lantern oligarchy. He will be a
useful member in the City Government, and it
is said that some of the Council would have
preferred the election of some other person.
We should not wonder.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27

A POINTED AFFAIR. A child of Mr.. Geo.
Atkins, of South Gardiner, about 9 months
old, vomited up one hundred and thiny-aght
pins, one day last week. The story seems al
most incredible, but it is authenticated by sew
eral residing in the same neighborhood. The
child is doing well.-Gadiner Trans.
Eastern times., 1856-03-27
Self-Sealing Envelopes Insecure.

The examination into the charges of poison
ing against Palmer in England, ,eliciled evidence
of circumstance that has called public attention
10 the insecurity of the letter envelopes known
as selfsealing or adhesive. At the instance of
the accused postmaster had opened a letter
thus sealed, shown him the contents and re-
sealed it without detection. This can be read
lily done. All that is necessary is to moisten
the adhesive matter, which can be done by
we,ting the tongue Of the envelope, and allow
ing it TO remain in that condition few minutes.
The letter then can be opened with facility
will indeed sometimes fly open, and can be re-
sealed in the original manner, especially if the
adhesive matter has originally been liberal
Otherwise little gum is added Detection is
impossible. A London paper says: THE in
ference is inauspicious, and we fear we must
return to the age of sealing wax, or demand a
really adhesive envelope We apprehend that
it will be difficult to supply such demand, as
whatever means are requisite 10 seal it. will he
sufficient to nnseal it-N Y. Com Advertiser
Eastern times., 1856-03-27


SATURDAY, Mar. 90.
Mr.. Talbot, from the committee on Mercan-
tile Affairs and Insurance, reported bill IAN
act to incorporate The Dirigo Insurance 20 :
read and Monday assigned.
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
currcnce.
MIR. Marden introduced bill, ian act 10
abolish town courts, which was referred 10 a
comnittee consisting Of the delegation from
Waldo County.
On motion, the Senate proceeded TO consider
bill 'an act for the better security of moneys in
the State Treasury The bill was read a
second time, and passed to be engrossed.
Housc-On motion of Mr.. Hobart Of Ed
munds, Mr.. Talbot of Lubec, was chosen
Speaker pro tenn.
Passed to be engrossed-Bills TO punish and
prevent fraud in the use of false stamps, labels
and trade marks to incorporate the Richmond
Congregational Ladies' Sewing Society; fur
ther regulating the powers Of mayors In the
election Of city officers.
Bill to set off part of Strong to New flne-
ward. was assigned for Wednesday next.
Mr.. Titcomb of Kennebunk, from the COM
mittee on Mercantile Affairs and Insurance, re-
ported bill respecting agencies OF foreign in
surance companies. Read and ordered TO be
d
printed. -,
Mr.. Record of Danville, introduced bill
giving further powers to the Auburn Village
corporation referred.
Bill additional relating TO Supervisors and
Experimenting School Committees, was taken
up. and explained by Messrs. Brown Of Ken,
nebunkport, and Barker of Exeter, and passed
TO be engrossed.
Resolve to enforce the collection OF state
taxes was taken up, amended so as 10 extend
the time to so days, and passed to De engrossed.
MONDAY, Mar. "a.
Senate.-Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence.
The President laid before the Senate the
following communication
To THE Hon. >LoT NJ. MORRILL,,
President Of the Senate Of Name.
The undersigned has been served with
copy Of the resolves passed by the Senate on
the 18th of the present month, containing
charges against him for official acts, as JUS
tice Of the Supreme Judicial Court, and a.
signing Friday, the 26th INST, as the time
when he may be admitted to hearing.
The criminal term Of the Court, for the
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oner pAssenge eTs proceeding 10 Loai AMI
over any olher r0ue, for ks ee0noE9y and insy
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All letters aud spaners na, uass srooob The st m
fee.
bills 0fladng viii he slsaed ar fsr,als rseAtvf a., IA
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached 10 snsL shin
For fright or passage apply to
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Chartered by the General Assembly of the State.
THE above Institution Is permanently lOeiep, aud
not surpassed by any similar establishment IN the
United States point OF facilities for mpzrtng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
Bookkeeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision oi
the President of College, who is practical bocS keepe
having had many years experience IN some OF te1 rSs'
counting housesin the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the su2erintendenee OF JoHS a
McEwES Esq., Member of the Nashville Bar who Is too
widely known as lawyer and orator require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course Of INSTRUCTION embraces both Reading and
ctures will be delivered at night not to interfere
with his professional engagements-
nv WS FERRsL NJ Under this head is embraced every
s1eces Of calculations necessary for boekeeper bust
nsss man TO uaders:audyiz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, EQUATIONS, Exchange, &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, By Double and Sicge Entry as applied
10 every variety OF business, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the Of books, $40 90
Penmanship-For twenty lessons ..............S IS g
For lessons without limit, ................slO SO 90
- The above fees payable, invariably, in advance
The importance OF rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period. with the privilege of review
ing at any tins duringllfe, without extra charge.
This School is il perpetual session, having vacation
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business viii be supplied With
petent book keepers BY applying nt this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained Tor IS per week.
No student will be taken for less than full course iu
whatever branches be pursues.
Time reqaired for full cOurserom SIX TO ten weeks
~ Address Southern Commt rcsl College, Nashville,
Tenn sp27-dtwGwly
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hE Great Central Route conneesiBz The Atlantic sites
Il TiibN Nesern Northwestern s8d Southwestern states
By continuous Railway direct This rUEd also conuees
ii PittsouFg with 0ay line Of Steamers 70 all 10 rs e
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sanduskv Win
Steamers to E ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most direct cheapest and rea5Es route bv WbicR
FRElGHT can be oTWorded to aud from the Gysat Wa
r,ps4 125ss s between Pailadelphia and PittsbaTs;
Cin boxes Furs. Feafhers A. soc per I00D
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stati0nery
Dry Goods Gin bales Hardware Lea ST5e usr ICofb
lheT, &C. ...----........
THIRD CLASS.-ADyiis, BaeGng. BACON !
and Pork lin bulk J hemp de- toc per l0oh
FOUBTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish Bacon
and PORK packed Lard aud Lard on soc per l0OD
Flour-Sl per bb. until further notice
Gr1in--50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further potica
Coton2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from suy point East OF Phila.
delphs be particular TO EalJk package ri1 Plsgluaia
R9sir09f. All Goods consigned 10 The Agents Of ths
Road al Philadelphia Psburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHF AGESIs.-Herris, Wcrmley & Co. Acusphis
Tennessee y. z, Sass Co., st Lous; j ) Niiclssll
Son, hvausve Indiana DUmesnii Bel and MuTdock and
arier Z deWett Louisville ky, Z Q. Meldrum M5dson
indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin CO. Cincinnati:
y. W. Graham . Co, Z1nesFiiis, Ohio; Leecb & CO. No
81 kby street BosoH; Leech Co. 2 Astor House New
York; No William street, ard No. BaftsTy Place Neer
York + J Srsedsr, Philadelphia; AsgraW Koons al.
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70 NASHVILLE MERCHANTS.

FyNHE Merchants Nashville and business general
" will find it greatly their interest to advertise in
the Somerset Ky) DemOcrat, printed aud publishe
weekly by White Barron Co. The Democrst has large
circulation all that country in Kentucky from which
Cos and other products shipped TO Nashville 1t has
wide circulation in al those counties in Kentucky from
which merchants 90 Nashville to buy their goods. II
has larger circulation than any other paper IN the Attn
Congressional District KY Our terms for advertising
very liberal Mr. James s. Kelly, 149 South Market ST., IS
cur geu and win state terms TO oil who wish TO ad-
verSe with us and attend TO forwarding advertisements
US. Al those who prefer it, send their advertise
doc2-gm WHITE, BARRON Il CO. .
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DISSOLUTION or 515-rAlITaEnsnIr.
REEGOV AL
AND
G Z q Il e e OF 81 r N ,

THE Firm Of wHITLoCK, NICHOLS & co, having
i having been dissolved by mutual consent BKSJ. M &
EDW'D a. WHITLOCK have assoc.z ted with them
FREDK. J. HAsRRsTIcK,
OLIVER w. DOD0R, and
HeNRY CAMMgYER,
for many years engaged with the old m and will continue
the Iaporting and Grocery Business, under the firm B.
& K. A SHlTLOCk & Co.. and will from the old
stand "a Front Street 18th January 1856 to their
warehouse, No. - Beskmsn Street, corner of Nassau
street above the Asor House. the opposite
four doors from the PARK, where they will be happy
their friends and all who will do them The favor TO ex
anime their stock.
The senior member Of the nrm NJ. whloek, embraces
this opportunity TO return acknowledgements
shown him through the long period business and
trusts thathIs experience and application, with of The
junior partners viii prove sufficient guarantee that all
ders coEded 10 the House shall continue receive ample
and satisfactory attention. xxx. -
New York, January LIST, 1856.
B. NJ. & K. A. WHrTLoCK & CO.
BENZ. N. WHT1LOCK.
EDW'D A. WHtTLOCK,
FRED'K J. HAVERSTlCR,
OLIVER w. DODGE,
HENRY CAMMEYER.
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iGw yoRk, DREMEy & soUTHAmproN
uaIrKD srA1Es MAIL sTzAnEas.

THE ships comprising this line are wAsH- s--S.
n lNGtON. Capt. Cagendy; HER- sszSS.Szstte-ss
MANN, Capt Edward Hgens- Tafss SzsSssss -
mersstoP Southampton. s7ih gairgl ltnd retirlIng
FEoPosrD pArEs o. Sal -sSa-is55