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Fishing Tackle.

THE Attention or UEAIxas and. AssL ERs Il Ia
\ viicd to the subscribcr's large assortment OF
American & foreign Fishing Apparatus
suited TO ALL PARIs OF The United Slater -con
sis,ing IN Pan Of The following:
fle- FISH hooks,
0 Shaughlessy or Dublin Bend Limerick, will
6ied, haiied, rnngcd ends; Spring Steel Carlisle
Kirby River and Trout, and Kirby Sea I; Mackerel
Cod, Limerick Cod, virsinia, Black Fish ioge,h
er with many fancy patterns OF Hooks, al a:ss.
.-- GANGED, HO0Ks. :
TROUT HOOKS tied on smells Of SslkwerS
tfaf, Sin and HasT Virginia and Cod Hooks, o.
krss: Pickerel Hooks on Bass and Silver Gimp
and Brass wire; Shark Hooks, on Clain,. -
PATENT SPRING H0oKs,.-SPEARs FOR
EElS AND OTHER FISH. = %
HING LINES
or every size and color, made Of Linen, Cotton
Silk, Hair, CHM Twist, Pnien, Bnidcd SilI. &c
LONDON PATIENTLY LINES Silkwom
Gut Casting Lanes. "a "a .It
JoINrED FISHING RODS, .'
For Trout, Pickerel, Salmon, Bass, Perch, and al
other kinds OF fishing. Beautifully finished Ger
man Silrer Mounted General FGsing Rods, :
90. made WIN short POINTS TO carry in a trunk.-
Fine Fly Rods. FISHING POLES TO enclose ia
Wa@'"8 CaHeS SALcUrrA BAMBOO POLES
whole or join,ed. ..'' 1!.il. ~ - -
FISHING REELS, 'l." /.
English and American, made Of Brass or Gennar
Silver; Plain multiplying and clck-a all sizes.
n ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
I}ouf, Sdimon and Boss E2es Of every color ont
pattern; Minnows, Frogs. Worms, Insects; BvEL' !.
PATsNr Spinning Baiis; Spoon Bats Trails 70
Pickerei, Bass, Blue Fish, Dolphin; Mackerel Jigs
Fishing Baskets; Bait Boxcs Nets Foldin;
Net Rings and Joi,ied Handles Tackle Hooks
Si!kwonn Gut Gimp; Floats; Sinkcrs; Swiv
els Anglers Balances, and numerous other arii
clcs for the Anglers use. ~.
The above articles, both American and Foreign
are mos, OF them made expressly for the adveriis
err and lie is thus enabled 10 supply purchasers no
only with the re,y best quality that can be procured
but also with The cheapest description Of goods il
this line on the most favorable terms at Wholesal,
or Retail. ... Go
MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
iI2 Wnshington Street, Boston.
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FoR sALa !
four HUNDRED House loISS
And ofbsr YanshIs RsSiTt...s

lNNHE following described Red ,as,c- copns~.
i ing House Lou. snd, olhcr property. slis,Sr
situaied in the villages Of Saoo and Biddsio~I
will no sold By tie pFopsetou, II PRICE mi -
terms favorable TO purchasers. =" =
Tho House Lou, about 400 In aumi,cr, are
principally 'siiusied Ia Ssco, tsiweea the RAN.
road bepots of Bidceford sud Saco-a portion OF
them above tho. Railroad, and possioa Sslo~' =
Ia pleasant and heaithy location, snd commanding
q fine vicw OF both villages. They arc sdvauts.
gcously sifuaicd for tho residence Of psssocs hav
ling business in either Saco OF Biddefprd. bosns
within ak minutes walk or Main street, aud pep.
lPercll Square, and i've minutes walk OF tho Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of tho Laconia, Pes
perell and Water Power Corporations of Bidde
ford. A substantial Badge, us feet ons audS
kci wide, resting on granite piers, an iwith side
walks, has been built ucross the Ssco River, thu
connecting the lots with BiddcGocd, and .plscin
them within three minutes walk VI 6 niih,s Co
|ner. From this bridge q street Il Endcd 10 N
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will b
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets hsv
been laid out, extending along the margin Of ih
Saco River, md 10 Wafer street.
The ncwroad recently laid cat by the County
Saco, viii inlersect with Market street. which
passes across the above described bridge TO Bidde-
ford. . ~ RI
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, On
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops aud
m'Also on saidisland. On one Of the lots is a new
Cottage house with stable, which will DO sold
with the lot
They will sell also, In lots Of from one 10 Eve
acres, ns may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which II reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxioa
road, the line striking that road within few ro<s
|of the Saco Depot. .,, 80, 80 - SO.
Waraniee Deods will lie given Of all lots ,o,d
ny the propreion, A, II. Boyd, Saco; ID. F..
Somes, Biddefond; Josephus baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. H.; William =. Newell
For further particulars, ss to prices and condi.
lions, inquire Of ID. L. SOMES, Of Biddclod
Agent for the Proprietors. 5-lf
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For Sale

.nNE half Of Double Two Story House, stu
" aied on Free Street, with good Cistern and
Well Of Water in the yard, and a good Wood
House.
Also, another House on Union Street, with a
good Barn and Garden attached.
Ii the above property is not sold before the 22d
inst. at private sale, IL will then Ton the god April
be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
For further particulars enquire the subscriber,
on the premises. CHARLES HARMON.
Saco, April 81, 1851. l3-3w
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Marrtagfs.

In this town, 3olh ult by Rev. +. Massacre,
Eras'us wildes OF Kennebonkpou, to Mary Jane
Mason, OF Biddeford.
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p SPRING STYLE
HATS & CAPS!
II. II. RIDLON,s

Nos. /, aud 3 Crysfsl Areads, B.dasfocd,
.WHERE he ofcrs for sale splendid assor,.
ful finish. Also. CAPS for Meas and Boys wear
A good assortment OF Children's Beaver and Fan.
cy Hats. Also, Trunks, valises and Carpet Bags,
&c, &c. Please call and exsmine.
Biddefori, March 9th, 1854. l2-f
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Found
COpartnershiD Notice.

i the undersigned, under the name and STYLE Of
Greenleaf & Adams, is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. Joseph W. Grccnleaf will continue
10 carry on the business Of Manufacturing Doors,
Sash and Blinds, and will receive ull d, bis due to
the firm, aud pay all debts due from said firm.
Biddeiorl, March 2S,h, 1851. l3-3w.
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Commercial Nursery.

FRUlT AND ORNAMENTAL Trees, Flower.
Il Ing Shrubs, Roses, Vines, and Hrriaccous
Plants. The best collection ever offered for sale
10 Maine. Very handsome Weeping Trees, suiis.
Ole ior planning ~ Cemetery lots. Also, ssplendic
variety Of hardy Garden Roses B'1fffI
GJ- Nursery near the SACO CEMETERY.
Persons intending TO plant trees In The spring
would do we'll TO give me call rs am fully dis
posed 10 sell on inviting terms. Olr7I'f -.
B- Fair trading aud no Aeecing.
will warrant oil trees purchased from me 70
grow, i planted under my immediate inspection
All kinds Of Garden work done by
DANIEL MAHONEY,
Saco, Feb. 4, 81. Practical Nurseryman.
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Notice,

THIS is to certify that /, Edward Cooley. have
| given to my daughter, Mary + Cooley, her
time, as shall pay no debts by her contracted,
nor demand any OF her earnings after this date.
EDWARD ;, COOLEY.
Attest, JonS SPESc mark.
Dover, March 81, lSoJ l3-3w+
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Valuable Farm ut Auction,

valuable Farm at Auction.
WILL be sold q, public auction, on the prem.
w iscs, on Saturday, April Is, 1854, ut 10 OF
the clock, A. NJ, the farm known as the John l..
Currier lanll, situated In Berwick, about mile
from Salmon Falls, N. H., and OF mile from
South Berwick village. ...f ..r.. .
II consists Of about 60 acres of excellent land.
convenienlly divided into field and pasture, with
three dwelling houses and barn thereon. One
Iof the houses is double story house, IN good
repair, with we'll OF nevcr.failing water.
There are about 100 Of the most approved vari.
eiics Of uppie, pear aud peach trees on il. Its av.
eragc produce Of hay is 40 tons year. There
10 brick.yard on II, used as such for many years
by It's former owner with an almost inexhausiable
supply Of clay suitable for making brick.
Its vicinity 10 churches, shcools, markets and
railroads, make. II a very desirable residence for
person OF any business or profession. 1t will be
sold IN two lots-aboui 80 acres of land, with the
buildings, except one dwelling house-in one lot,
aud the residue OF the land, with one dwelling
house, Ia another.
Terms favorable, and made known at the sale.
Immediate possession given. Plans or the same
may he seen on application 10 the subscribers,
JOHN HALL, JR.,
STACY HALL.
North Berwick, March II, 1854. ll-4w
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Dissolution.

5NHE Copsrnenhip hcretofhre existing between
The snhscrihcrs. under the sly Of TARBOX
WErhkELt, was desolved on the 3la Of
March BY mutual consent.
...s.f " A. TARBOX,
BiddeSo'd, April ., 1854. c. NJ. wETHRELL.
NJ. TARBOX will continue the business. Of
Hoose, Sign end Csrrage Printing nj the Old
6sand. He will also keep constantly ON hand.
Pants OF eli descriptions, which will be sold a,
the lowest rates Paints prepared and pots loaned
10 those who desire them- =
P.S. Mr.. Tsrbox has also leased shop ON
the opposite AIDE Of the street, where he will car.
" on The Carriage Psiatins business and having
secured the services OF Mr.. q. q. Twambley, a
% enabled 10 do Oh work entrusted 10 him In the
aest atis(scsosy maapes. - d
b'ddefosds April nh, isoA I'D ~
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Removal.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
For sale

A DWELLING House situated on Jefferson
n Street; u vacant House Lot a, the corner
of Adams and Jefferson Streets; and Dwelling
House aud Lo, on Washington Street Prices
moderate and terms made easy.
JOHN TUCK.
Blldeforl, April 7ih, 1851. ll-m
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Notice

rs hereby given that |, Meshach Horn, Of Acton,
Il in the County Of York, haze rrlnquished and
do hereby relinquish to my son, lsruel +, Horn,
his time during his minority, with full power TO
transact business foe HIMSELF aud shull demand no
pay for his earnings or pay any debts he NAV con.
tract after this date. MESHACH HORN.
wiincss,-Anns Horn, Mary L. Horn.
Acton, Marh 3Oth, 1854. li-G
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House for Sale.

A LBERT IRISH offers his dwelling house for
"A sale on Sullivan Street The house Is one.
half Of double tenement house, is in good repair
convenient in It's arrangements, and pleasantly 10.
Gated near Sullivan Street School There is a
good Garden connected with IT, Said property
will I've sold advanlageousy TO the purchaser
For further particulars enquiry may bc made OF
William johnson, residing nearly opposite said
house.
Diddeford, February 10th, 1854. 7-,r
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Take Notice.
Notice.

TIME Subscribers are now prepared a, their sbop
i in Biddciord, TO do all kinds Of Saving, Splii.
ting and Turning, that may be wanted by Wheel.
wrigl,s, Cabinet. Makers, &c. Our shop is pre.
pared with the best Of machinery, and all work
win be done with dispatch, and in the bes, man.
ncr. Fence Pockets sawed from round sticks OF
from four 10 ten inches diameter.
NICHOLS &c ROwELL.
Biddsiord, February 18th, 1851. 9-u
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Potash,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE f!

by n. JORDAN.
A LII persons wishing TO obtain help, aud those
"A wishing to lind work. will please call at my
Office In DR.. s. L. Lords Drug Store, No. 3 Wash.
ingion Block, and leave their names All order for
Bill Posting, Collecting, Door Keeping aud Crying,
will be Immediately attended TO. ST.
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BOX e ONO.
Nothing cmbellishes piece OF ground sppscpri.
aied for Flower Garden, more Than cdging tho
walks with Dwarf Box; II empbaiicalIy denotes
IL to he Flower Garden, has m appearance Of
precision TO the TASTE OF the proprietor Il II ey.
eryreen and perfectly hardy For sale by
..H DANIEL MAH0NY,
Practical Gardener.
Saco. February 9TH, 1854. G-us
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Bidd.io.d. April :. 1854. c. NJ u w ia1eH

rlsi.,i-I1aFl5 ,a'er
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Plunhett the delightful syphiis whis practising At
hsaIsal met with accident and broke her leg Sab
sequept letters make mentoa ~ ne circu tknce,
which u believed 10 b. unounded Mr. Bale has left
Vienna for Italy to superinteDd the producson OF Tta
liam version Of his popular opera Of rhs Blnsian Girl "
which 10 10 be produced At Trieste His opsra OF .Keo
lnthe has bsen comparatively oooy received In the
Austrian capital At the PArs theatres there has been
but little novelty considering The pero OF the year
Piers de- Touche" At the Francois, hiss however, had
very great and served The Opera Comiqu has
produced opsretta In act Ies Pa pilots de NJ Be-
poist" with some pleasing music. At the theatre
sLEfise du Nord Ia the OF being brou kht out
and great expectations sntertdns Of 1t is to be
produced this month. II reported that Alexander Du
mss has had another work rejected by the oenseur.
The invasion of holdava has not put stop to tina per
formsncss OF the Italian opera at Jassy "Don P,squAe
lately given with much success Dsrvis being the
Don, ard Mile AbbAdiA the Norma The other ohArsc.
tiers we're allied by PrudenzA and Te,zol.
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Court OF General Sessions,


EIB --CarrJin0 Sung Shot A young man named
james Cors Wa placed ~ the b,r charged in the in
dictment with bavipg sluug shot In his posseion With
intent TO the upon the person Of officer Uoder
hill while he was attem ptpg 10 arrest him for having
CON tied assault tbs person OF Of the
pants OF the house No II Wooster street The jury In
this care, asr delibersipg for halt hour, 10
court An rendered verdict OF The defendant
then set a. lbe' ty aud wen. his resiciog
Keeping Disorder " House u L1nkiln Setter then
pacs the bar charged with ks ping dsordery house
i1its .ppear.d that the hous, aeh boarding one
very noy aad many OF the neishbors nplssasd
him Of the uoise drunkenness and lighting that took
place there every evening and That the noAs uh be
hea block and half OF For the dsenos II clearly
shown that al the occupsn.s DJmbsriug nearly one
hundred Germans and persons drat arrived from
the father lAnd who being In ecstacies at arriving in
the land Of freedom without any misfortunes imbbed
rather freely, began sinai OF their patriotic
songs, not being hs It was contrary 70 the laws
Of this county TO sing proAre songs In loud tone
Sundays The jury this found the dsfendart guilty.
but nd,d him to the mercy 0, the Court ssnr
ter deferred
foRFITrRK or THE RAIL OF JAMES SAUNDERS AND oTHERI
FOURTH
In this case Burt, the District Attorney said
tia the OF James Saundr and two Others rio
the Ninth ward the 4,h tf July last, for
TO day TIE had been repeatedly put OF account
OF DO defendant bieshirg his leg A undertAni he 10
quits VEIL and moving about usual, 9th
way Of getting him IN court except citing his recog
nisar tbs refore make . motion r. that effect
ney, the clerk called the Of the defendants AMI
their bail but they NOT sppsAiias the bail Wa declared
forfeited.
The court then adjourned for the day.
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Lieut. Murray and Cart.in Low hal pronounced the ~
tempt hopeless In her ppled condition -
2 During the two days and half that the kuoy was
or avoTng regain the wreck OF tbs San FRANCISCO
did any army off officers press the MASTER OF tns
Kilby to give up the ssarchS
A. The morning folio wing the transfer, the captain
urged he could not be permitted TO run to New York
Here gentleman court objected II the presence OF
Witnesses during the hearing Of testimony.
Gen Scott sad-Ths Court OF An open court
We have no other place PIT atendsnt Witnesses than
p the other ROOM 10 the civil courts Of this land
are never excluded when . witness ia an honorary
Animation Besides cannot drive the witnesses from
the only room st hand and do not any utility In It,
II tbs proceedings are published to morrew
Examination resumed-Colone Gates called eontnlta
ton q In the cabin IL sta ed that very
short provisions which the tact and that should
lose time In lookr for the stea might perish
before could make port get assistance from any
other ves.e this stat ed In conversation by Colonel
Gates, and also, think, by Capt. Low upon that point
the opinion of officers desret to what shoui be
done; do not RENE mber the Of the officers
board who gave opinion the subjeot
O. Was Lieut. Murray In that conference ? A. he was
Colore Gates Of opinion that 1t would be hazardous
TO continue the search longer with tns supplies then
board far they known to him. the OF the
conference was that could not turn backs upon
comrades even though should perish in the At
temp the ladies' joined with them Lieut.. Murray Of the
navy, fully red with 10 this and gave opin
ion that We could regain the ship
The court adjourned until half past ten this morning
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Common Pleas.


bFlOf6 Judfe WOOuftH Ahu jury.
FsR. S-Sy enas Gri&nan Thomas Ca nlry sheriff Of
Men Fork Action for the recovery OF horse, OF tbs
value Of $3.50 Defes dAn vered that J,ha Fra
being indebted TO jacob j. Yaahslt Judge Ei~sres
I'd March. 1862 granted attachment ayAnst the pr,
perry OF raid Franz which to defendant
theri ToAt urder this ats chment DEE dAut fougst
The property OK ssd Frnk and b<og informed thstt
serses belonging to frank In the stables Of lnis
hcCsuley, his deputy James Morris 10 whom the
was deli sered) being unsbs Identify the pro
perry O. Franz served upon sdi MsC.aiey . certified
COPY OF sal. attachment; and further than thi. he cid
not inrfe with property Of p'Atnt.f PainuG replied
that the sal two W. re- poiu.ed ont 10 the ,eu,v
Sheriff az borses in charge o. said Frank and not his
own, and that one OF N, beosgsd u bim the plain
h,rrA llsO
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Before Hon. Jp stics Green and . Jury.
rpB s-DeWM G, LiWejohn and atsrs, Bronson
This action ~ recover balAnce OF sos IL,
fer frckht grain from 0swefo 10 this city, IN the
month Ausu, last and for too day. demurrAss 0! tie
boat -hils here In all amounting 70 sse 10 Tho plain.
tia proved that they dvers' the gusnhty OF grain %
tire 6eerdAnv wines. for the defendant proved that
he sa,ured the grain and found an averaged deficiency
in vAlre OF freight amounting TO $50 o.
The plaintiffs proved that two days are allows by the
castom 81 nerchaos for delivery and tsey charge Tor
6enurIsgs after thA. time-tUss four Gays ia &c
munses Tns Court charged the jory that pAintid
tot entitled for dsmu rage there bsiox %
proof ~ the necessary notse aud that a. the snt
proved the wei,ht when delivered TO esfsndsnt 10 veg
II sscpi be entitled to coDsL GRAFTON II the evil.
dsrce for the defendant which only pr we'd ,hs the gallo
vas measured and averaged The jdry returned verde
for plaintiff Of SEE "a.
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Coroner,s InUuest.

On Saturday eyeaiDs hast, . sco.ohman, spparsntly
sixty or seventy years OF age stout built fair oompxo
sahuy gray and pocimsrksd took Lodgings at saepard
Union Hotel Erzsbsihtoxn ssing his intention Of
r.nsinipg few days During Saaday and Monday hs
the house apparently wall eouvsrslng fssly
9th persons With vhou he thrown In eontaSt He
was quite INTEL gent had apparently much Of The
world and stated that he asquaintsd with the bro
there Bell 4 Glsxo.-ovssrs Of the ship rhrss Bsus-
Also vi her gallant captain He retired = hks
IN Monday night. ard on Tuesday morning. vas soand
dead knssrg posture b, hi. bedside The .evsrisgs
Of the bed turned down, he about 10 oo1
pose himself to rss bat the bed otherwise uadis
tnrbed II appeared a. II death nigh. have cvsrsaksa
him while at his devotio0s preparatory 70 rstirseG No
thing found In his posssssu excepta earpst bae
containing oothing, oseuereotype OF lady and chlld
wallet containing about dolisrs Ia msnsy, And
Dor Oh OF email tejs No MARKS ware upoa his alohisg
nor there aoyihins to indicate hs name rssdsnes.
An qu.s was held on Tuesday By William OoodsIl Bso
County Coroner, and After patient iavsstigaoa of all
the in which the jury ssdsd By t~o
re.pe,sbs physicians verdict q death by sppoiszy''
was rendered
FATAL ACCIDENT YRoN BIAsTsG -Ysstsrdsy an inquest
vas held 81 the New York Hospital upon the body Of
John sn .th. sstve OF Ireland 80 years Of age Who
died from ojuriss received days saes from ths
accit p,sl discharge q blast Of guapowdsr ~ RvsrdA
wsstoke.ter county. where he sngsged In blAstine
rocks. The ju,y rendered : 'srdist sccordnsly.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

hrsTnIouE AfrAIR- SuProssD CASE or POISONING -
Two Genans, named William punkirk and Mr. wsid.
Eeisr, who rested 10 boarding house Ross eet
near Wilson street, East Brooklyn. found lying 10
bed yesterday mcrripg the form esad aod this lttr
in such state Of uncousciousnee that Il npossbl
10 him They had re icd the prsviou, nish In
aptars cd heslh and p rs And IL IL At pressu. i'm
pm sits con the cause that prodac,d the saa
effects Il presumed by that they wsr. poisoned
but in what manner Ia not At present known. Coroner
Ball Gstted BY d.. Olcott made post ort u exsmos
ton yeftt6sy ard had the somAch o. Deceased TAKEN
10 DR. Chllton the ehemisi for anal, zAu,u To day
further examination VIII he entered irto when fss
In The esse viii probably be brought &c lixht
RUE 0yR ~ AZ OMNIBUS -Aa sgsi man, pA med Ex.A
FAirctilc, who Was over b. onnntsus ia M,rt-
svpas On ss'nresJ last died OF his nja To- at tbs cit;
Hefpitsl ,t,terdsy
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The returns from the districts Of Ma ,hias FrenchmAss
Bay, Whcasst, Kennebunk aud York have not been re
csved The aggregate tonnage In thexe districts obaby
resc aed eco making the whole for the State FOR 1858
about ITO 600 tons.
Tx NKw BRITISH SrEAMsHr HIaALAYAH This vessel,
recently built in Epgaad for the Peuinsula and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, is an iron screw st,amsr
said to be the largest ate in the world She registers
$3.50 tons aud is equal to 600 tons bHrthea Her
length is 372 feet inches4 feet longer than tas
stop clipper snip Great Republic Hsr tonnage, how
ever, s SONS hiag under the latter the steamer
Duke of Wellington Of 13l guns, exese,s In tonnage
by 500 IONS but the Himaaysh 81 feet longer Toe
enes OF the Himsayah Of 700 horse power She
carry loo tons of COAL has stowsge for LOGO tons of
measurement goods and accommodate 400 frst and
second class From the attending her
trial trips she Is to be the steamer in the
wod her average speed during thirteen hours bsog 1a
snols per hour notwithstanding unfAvorabe weather
during part OF the tine She afterwards made vsral
In Stokes Bay, with the following 1t erinu result =