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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20
CI,ITo.

Is RUSSIA SrNcERE-A Paris correspondent
OF the London Times says; 81 am aware tina /
u would be wrung TO attach much importance
or implicit credit TO ielegraphic messages con-
taining mutilated sentences from the newspa-
pers but Il they are substantially correct they
would justify suspicion that some attempt at
triekery Is meant, though have no doubt that
the French and English Governments are fully
prepared Tor ull emergencies and are carefully
on the watch against teachery."
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20
D I e D,

On Thursday, ii inst. Mrs. Foreacrrs, wife.
of VIM. Foreacres, aged about 30.
AT Little Creek Landing, on Friday, the I6 i.
inst, Jehu Marvel, about 90 years OF aye.
In Jones Neck. on the 10Th INST, Klllen
Miller, aged about Al years.
In Wilmington, at the residence ofhis Gather.
on the 10th inst, Dr. John Fullmcr, in the y. iii
year OF his age.
On the llth inst, in Brandywine Hundred,
Catharine kelam aged about ~ years.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

Soar MANUFAoTuRY AT NryARxNr
Thomas Nj. Martin, an enterpri,ine ma !,
will shortly commence the manufacture Of son n
IN tne large frame building, formerly occupied
oy =; '. carter, as tin and stove store, near
Tue rost Once. He is busily engaged in ad.
lusnng the machinery, &c, requisite for the
business, We are gladto hear this, as il win
give employment to a number of persons as
well as add wealth to the place. We wish him
success III his enterprise. Republican.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20
III A r r lie d -.

On February 9th, by the Rev. Robt Pattcr+-
son, Mr.. George w. Wells, of Pennsylvania,
to Miss Maggie A., daughter OF Wesley IIyron.
Esq, near Odessa, Del.
In Philadelphia, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
VI. ID. kurz, David Blocksom, Attorney at Law.
of Milton, Del, to Miss Anna l.. Rambo. OF
Philadelph
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

" steam-boier in the foundery of An
derson g. Co, at London, &. W., exploded on
Saturday afternoon, killing five men and badly
woundlng nine others. The building in which
the boiler was situated was utterly demolished,
and the conclusion caused considerable damage
to other buildings In the yiciniIv
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

U. ). SENArE.-Hnn Anthony Kennedy W.; s
elected by the Maryland Legislature, on Thurs
day last, U. ,. Senator to succeed MIR. Pratt
whose term expires on the 4ih OF March, IeJ1
Mr.. Kennedy is brother Of Hon. John T.. Ken =
nedy, and at present II member of the House Ut
Delegates from Baltimore city.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

INTERESTING ExPERiMENT.-Sevcral ladies
and gentlemen in orr city amused themselves
on some of the cold evenings week or Two
ago, in trying the experiment Of lighting the
gas with touch Of the finger, and sucr, cdcd,
much TO the establishment Of crrdul0us pen: nns
present, in accomplishing the feat. In The first
place, four glass tumblers were placed on rlp
floor; board was them laid on them grn-
tleman or lady stepped on to it, when a hair
glove or muf was rubbed rapidly over the lack
of the insulated person, which excited the cleo
triclty in such quantity to cause il to ily II
on bringing the finger or hand in contact wiiL
any other body. When in this state the -
was readily ignited by the burner being tou,
ed, and it was proven that a lght might 9
procured on frosty night without the aid of a
lucifer or any other kind of match, which IL
sold in our stores. This, to many persons. NAV
seem as singular as the phenomena attributed
to Splritualism, yet it can be satisfactorily uc-
counted on philosophical principles. Those
who doubt it can satisfy themselves on anv
clear frosty night, by trying experiments
De' hep"o"cGn. Eszz
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

RIIEU MATISM, in its most aggravated
form, disappears from the system like frost be-
fore the rising sun, when "Carter's Spun.
lsh Mixture Is brought 10 be-. upon it
This great purifier of the blood dives at once
to the root OF all such diseases, and drives it
from limb to limb, and joint to JOINT until its
stronghold is captured, and it is forced out Of"
the system through the pores ofthe skin. let
the suffering try II and hecnme henlrd. Lie
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco-Late advices
from Mexico state that the city Of Puebla has
surrendered to the revolutionists under the
head of Tainariz
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

o. The dearcr oats becomes, the more hor
ses get whipped. DobsOn, says shilling raw
hide will give as much power TO his grey MARI =,
as twenty-five cents worth of corn. Dolson Is
becoming philosopher.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20
Respectfully, yours, d

OF Gen. Wool has returned from Oregon TO
California, aud says that the evils Of The war
aud the force Of the Indians were much exag.
geratcd.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

OF Are you Afflicted with the FEVER and
AGUE! Ii so, Use PalethOrp's Certain Cure.
0y-NO Cure. No Pay.-0 1t can be had onlv
at JAMES +. HOFFECKER'S Drug Store,
No. Commercial Row, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

Pay YOUR TAxEs.-The time for the Town
Election, in Smyrna, is drawing near, and it is
important that every one entitled to a vote
should see that there be nothing to prevent it.
We understand that many persons have not yet
paid their town tax, and will, therefore, not be
entitled to vote, unless they do. See to it, de.
linquents, and make sure that nothing binders
you from dePositing ticket for the right kind
of men.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

A NEW CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC FAVOR
We would suggest 10 every reader Of the Times wbo
passes along North Second street, TO pause ON the
west side. between CallOwhi and Noble streets anh
observe the handsome display Of watches, jeweIry.
sllverware, &c, made by our old friend. William Nj
Youmans, who has just opened a new aud elceant
store at No. 2S2 The establishment is tasiefuV fiji
led up and stocked with a fresh and elegant assor,
ment OF watches, ;ewelry. silverware, fancy goods
DC MIR. Y0umans, although a new beginner upsn ms
own account has had vast Geal Of experience in
rstelass establishments, and enjoys facilities i'm The
manufacture and purchase of goods which cannot a,l
10 be Of advantage 10 his customers, Mr. Y dev,Ics
much attention TO the manufacture of marks mud
other Masonic emblems. Those who give this estab-
lshment call will find the goods all they desire ami
the terms such Us no reasonable person WOULD object
10. $500 NJNNN
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

Blank NOTES-toubI. .,a
singleton sale cheap at this Office. :
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

Public sALEs.--Mr. T. II. Denney intends
selling his stock and farming utensils on Tues.
day next, the 10Th inst. MIR. d. purposes OPEN
ing store in Leipsic next month"; Mr.. Robt.
Palmatory will sell his stock and farming uten-
sils on Wednesday, the 9th inst. Mr. Stephea
H. Hall will expose to sale his personal proper.
ty on Thursday, the 26th inst. The personal
estate of w. ROthwell. (n.) will be sold by MIR.
Abel J. Porter, Admir-, on Friday, the 29th inst.
Mr.. John VanGesel will sell on Saturday next,
the 23d inst. in Smyrna, number of horses,
stages, hacks, &c. Mr.. V. intends discontinu-
Ing the running of hacks to and from Smyrna.
Messrs. Eben Cloak and A. Stocky will sell on
Saturday, the 9th of March next, lot and
stable situated in Smyrna. This sale will close
the concerns of the Smyrna, Leipsic and Phla
delphia Steamboat company.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

iMroerANr.--Persons who are subject to
eruptions, scrofula, blotches or pimples ON tho
skin, may be entirely cured thereof bv n a
Balm of Thousand Flowers. For sale by Ii.
Hoffecker, No. Commercial Row.
Nov Tiff
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

or Mr.. ID. Lockwood had freighted from
Phlladelphia to Smyrna, pia railroad, one day
last week, a demijon containing three gallons
of French Brandy, which was purchased for
medicinal purposes. On drawing the cork,
after lis arrival at his Drug Store. it was dis
covered that the brandy had been removed and
the vessel filled with water. IL all the liquor
that has been brought TO Smyrna this winter
had met the same fate, the practical workings
OF the law ior, the suppression of intemperance
would have been less abused. We would NOT
wish to be understood ss casting any reflection
on Mr.. l., as be isthe only authorised agcntfor
the sale Of il in Smyrna, saf is COZ, .
We have not heard Of any accident to those
packages marked "glass. this side up with
care directed TO several other persons, ago
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

FoREIGx News The Canada arrived al
Halifax Sunday morning with Liverpool dates
to the 81 of February. There is a report that
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan had some
angry words, at personal interview concerning
Central American affairs. The prospects OF
peace are said to be stronger than ever, and it
is thought that an armistice will soon be agreed
upon. The report of the unconditional accept
ance of Austria's proposals is confirmed by Rus.
ian dispatches. Tn: Peace Congress was to
meet al Paris on the 18th of this month. Ba-
ron Brunow and Count Orloff represents Rus
STA Lord Clarendon goes from England; Count
Buol from Austria; Marquis D'Azeglio from
Sardinia; Dorvish Pasha from Turkey, aud NJ.
Wallewski appears for Frunce. Prussia, it is
said. will not be admitted, she having refused
to agree to the preliminaries required by the
Allies; bul she will be invited TO sign the final
Deed of Settlement. Parliament had met
The Queens speech contained nothing impor-
tant Affairs 10 The Crimea are unchanged.
The Brokers Circular quotes Breadstuffi
considerably lower, the demand limited, and
prices Irregular. Flour is variously quoted a
decline OF lac; Wheat 3a6, and Corn la3
The prices are also called nominal.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

Tus Nsw YoRK PARK.--The Gotham, pa
pcrs are taking over an appropriate name Tor
their new large Park. The Times suggests
f' Croion," but that 10 redolent of OIL, fisIl and
|fcls. The Mirror. with more good taste, pro.
oses /" Manhattan" as NJ once a memorial OF
4he aboriginal name OF the ISLAND aud most
arhomious appsllatlon.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

PROSPECTS OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE Paris
correspondent of the New York Evening Post
speaks of England as not disposed to agree to
a cessation of the hostilties with Russia while
the negotiations with that power are proceed
ing. Other correspondents, and the German
newspapers represent Russia as in state of
extreme exhaustion; her treasury perfectly
drained f.; her army so reduced that it is no long,
er competent 10 protect her long frontier and
immense domains; the levies collected with
difficulty, and the soldiers thus collected not
able to face disciplined army. These repre-
sensations. if accurate, make the submission OF
Russia to the terms required OF her matter Of
necessity.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

NEVER TOO LATE An old gentleman, for
merly of this county, aged about 60 years, has
been "sky -larking," it seems, somewhere in
the vicinity of Greensboro, Md, he having
been recently united in the "silken bonds OF
mairmony" to "blooming widow lass" OF
near hree.scOre aud ten summers! The Caro-
line Calithumpians gave the yOuthfuI couple
quite an unmusical sercnade, which degenera-
ted into downright rowdyism. as they broke in
the panels of the door with an axe before dis
persing. The united ages of the welded couple
were only about 100 years-that's all! Take
courage. ladies!
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

OF The Resident Engineer of the Delaware
Railroad, John Dale. Esq, has submitted re-
purt to Hon. 3. NJ. Harrington, President, &C.,
containing a summary of the amount of work
dpne, together with an estimate of the cost of
completing the road to Seaford. During the
last year, 81, 1872 laborers, $4,000 horses, 1913
superintendents, 9l3 masons, and 72S carpen-
tiers, were employed upon the work. and the
total amount required to complete the same to
Seaford is 1926, $50. 92-of which, sIs7, s35 40
will be payable in cash, and $4s,O21.43 in
stocks aud bonds. The estimated cost of the
branch road to Miliord-a little more than SIX
miles in lengths SIS, 1890. TIE number
Of miles OF track 10 be laid, including turn out,
is 3D.. To finish the road. the requisite amount
Uffunds alone is wanting. More than half
amount is now due from stockholders, and chief.
ly from those residing below Dover. The run
ming Of the trains over the entire Tond By the
fourth Of July next, is anticipated.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

FITS! FITS! FITS !-Persons laborinp,
under this distressing malay will find DR..
liance's Epileptc Pills to be the only remedy
ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling.
Fits. These pills possess "A specific action on
the nervous system; and although prepared
especially for the purpose of curing Fits, they.
will be found OF especial benefit Ia all persons.
afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has been Frustrated or shattered from
any cause whatever. The dyspeptic patient,
whose stomach has lost the power of duly con-
vertlng food into a DEMONSTRATING element, is
relieved by single course of the extraordinary
Pills. The gastric fluid re-acquires its solvent
power, and the crude nutriment which was a
load and burden to the sufferer, while his di-
gestiVe organization was paralyzed and un-
strung, becomes under the wholesome reyolu-
ton created in the system. the basis Of strength,
activity and health.
Sent to any part of the country by mail, free.
of postage. Address SETH 5. HANCE. los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. Price-one-
box, 50; two, So; twelve, $24.
Jan3l- lite.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

WHISPERS, BEARD and MOUSTACHES
forced to grow in six weeks by DIR. Iafont's
Capillary Compound. Warranted not to stain
or injure the skin. Price Sl.OO per package,
or for $3.50.
Sent to any part of the country, on recent
of remittance. Address SWEETSER &.
CO., Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jan30-lv
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

or We are informed that the frame hotel
in Centreyille. Md, so long AID generally
known AS the drinking house," has been OPEN
ed as a temperance hotel. by Mr.. WIN. Smith.
Genile@en who have stopped with him. speak
in high terms OF Mr.. SIS attention aud dspo.
sition TO accommodate his visitors. ~.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-20

05- For want Of time we have not been able
to publish the communication of Stigma -
this week. This will be gratifying, we doubt
not, TO the Reporter, as he would like to have
week to blow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20
- We publish an account Of the forms-

- We publish an account Of the forms.
ton ofa "Key Stone Club" in Ellsworth.
We understand that our friends there are in
fine spirits, and united in sentiment and bur.
pose. They have displayed magnifcen
Banner, 70 by 33 feet, and will keep it fyinp
until "BUck and BRECK" are elected. Ban
gor Democrat
In our opinion the Democrats friends
had better at once call on the painter, and
have Brooks beating Sumner painted on the
flag. ltwould illustrate the principles of the
party. and the sentiments of some of the Off
GERS Of the Club, for, before seeing the effect
of Brooks, cowardly assault on Sumner, they
openly declared she had served Sumner
right If the Democrats friends here are
not Sin fine spirits" it is not because there is
not plenty of the "critter" here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

Prince John Van Buren, wanted to speak: at
the Buchanan ratification meeting in New
York, but his keepers would not let him He
was only allowed to wave his hat from the
City Hall balcony.
Gov. RERDER ADDRESSING THE MERCHANTS
OF BOsroS.-Gov. Reeder, of Kansas, ad-
dressed large meeting of the merchants of
Boston in the hall of the Union Bank build
ing,~ yesterday morning, upon the present
struggle in Kansas, and the vast interests in
volved in it.
declaration, that slavery exists by the
Constitution in all the Territories Of the Uni
ted States. was only lost in the Committee of
the Cincinnati Convention by single vote
This is what some of the democrats here
believe in-and what will be the next step.
The Kansas subscription in Worcester now
amounts to $4,000.
Inc NEW YORK TINES calls NJ. Pierce, the
belshazzer of the White House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

Gov. RBEDLR-HIs PosITIoN.-New York
June 10. Gov. Reeder arrived in town last
evening.
Easton, Pa, June Is. The report alluding
to Gov. Reeder's speech in this town. tele-
graphed to the Associated Press, on Wednes-
day evening, was copied from one Of the pa
pers here. and forwarded in the absence of the
regular correspondent of the press. That re-
port was entirely erroneous. Gov. Rceder
spoke briefly, but very emphaiically. in cou-
frmation of the accounts Of the Border Riff
fans outrages, and declared his sole object in
visiting the East, was to procure aid for the
Free State party in Kansas. and then to hast
en- back and take his chance with them. lie
has had no communication with Mr.. Buchan-
an, and has, in no point Of view. changed
either his views, feelings, or determination
He is all right in this Kansas matter. lie lief,
town yesterday, with Col. Eldridgr, en- route
for Boston. On his return he will address the
people here, and freely express his views on
the exciting topic of the day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

MAINE MEDICAL AssooIArIoS.-The So
ciety, at its late annual session in Bangor.
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year
President-Hosea Rich. Bangor.
Vice Presidents--James Bates, Fairfield,
and Alonzo Garceion, Lewiston.
Rec. Secretary. e. Weston, Bangor.
Cor. Sea-. J. Fuller. Bath.
Treasurer-J. W. Ellis. Augusta.
Standing Committee-T. q. Stockbridge.
Bath; $. II. Tewksbury, Portland; Alpheus
+. Page. Bucksport J. c. Bradbury, Old
town John Benson; n Il. Boutell, Water
vile; A. Libby, Richmond E. F. Sanger
Ellsworth Geo. Holmes, Belmont; W. A.
Rust, Paris; Charles +. Swan, Calais; Pres
ton Fisher. Corrina DR.. WILDER. Skowhegan
J. ID. Lincoln. Brunswick; and J. S. Good
win, Saco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20
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1t has often succeeded wi,n all known r-ned, !. had
Re,l the following certificates and remember they
are all irr'n persons nj FIST rate responsibility and
they all alive III this STATE and are willing all
inquiries addressed TO ti-m. Seal and I,iee tor your
selves They are selected from multitude OF .t.er.
From Lr John hs,.t-". Liberty. .ye.
DEAR SIR Il have made use your European Cough
Kennedy for cough with miieh had been afflicted for
some time to my entire satisfaction, and have also
r' yed it in ini c,ice with the haptess, results aid
nily Convicted that il is Of thi best medic hes
an use Tor what Ii Is recommended
JOHN BROWN, ND
Mas. HrNNEMAN, of Scarborough, had for two years
and leu mathis beeh afflicted With mos, distressing
cough with extreme pressure uf the lungs aul other
painful symptoms. During this time she lIt' r,nloy,
good ply sicans, and taken many the popular adver
Used medic nes wit,unt experiencing auy p-In,anen
benefit Many nights she obliged cit up Tor
hours not being able breathe iug down and friends
despairlns Of her recovery Last June she induced
Al try Rev w. Clarkes Great European Cough Remedy
trial bottle far % cents greatly relieved her
c"uraged her Ia try large one ur ~ ccn,s and 10
as'on'shnent of all who knew her, these bottles
without any OF her medicine whatever, completely
stored her 10 health which she continues . enjoy
Mi and Mrs Hunnewe held themselves r.aU,
wer all inquiries respecting the above
cure and satisfied that the European, Cough RENE.
dy is the best remedy known for coughs and disors
ni the chest and nsse puGcnd To ell, they Iecep
10 the afflicted.
They also state that Nj Watson ole of their nsish .
hnrs, who vas considered by his friends lie in
sumption, was persuaded try the Eurtyean COUGH
Remedy, and lie r. suit Mas a raiid r"r"rerl
Rem"r*ahS cure q i!AiAisac, with Severe ceulA
communicated by Mr. Brewster, Post Maste, d
Curtis Cornsr Aug 20, 1853.
REV. WALTEg BIAEK.--l,car Sir Mr. Samuel Shaw
residing in Green, ksnncbec County. Me. has Leen
afflicted with Pit hsc for humber of Years For The
past winter he was 50 distressed for breath could
not lay d,"n-At last hearius Of the Eur, lean Cough
Remedy he sent for bottle and Commenced: taking y
He was greatly relieved by the first dose and irtu tat
Time rested well at CHI. few bottles conprlsi he
cure and he desires To recommend the medicine
others as he is fully assured that il is worthy Of tie Ut
Confidence
The European Couch Ramsdv - orapar.d hv r ,
Waller Clarke, Cornish, Ne, BY whom agents are s,p.
'pslld
Seld Wholesale by Sargen, 4 Co. Bang cor H. n Fay
Portland Burr Henry. Cornhl Bpsion and ra aiiea
in Ellsworth by G.. q. Peck: Bueh Seavv aud stevens
surry Davis Mt Desert b Wasoetl haAtnrk Crabire
| nd by Agents everywhere. lyiS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

San Juan do loss Remedies, Cubs; Nav Flower.
Gates, Boston; Meteor, Anderson, (going TO Jenes.
port to finish loading) for Rio Janciro; 18th,
sehrs; Willow, Hordly Eden; 9th Boston, Robin
son, Machiasport; llth Amanda, Davis, Boston !;
| Sarah, Robinson, Machiasport.
MACHlASPORT-A tn Schs. Amanda, Davis,
Boston; Hero, Mitchell Tresco;, for Boston; Pro-
lection, Small. for dol sarah Robinson, Eastpoit
10Th VIM. Mitchell, Eaton; Kasbec, Robinson,
Bostoni 18th Bolivar, Small, do.
sld-l!th, schr Protection, Cole, Boston; 18th,
brig llidalgo; Schr. T. II, Jones and Mcyanna.
PORTLAND, Arr 18th, brig Bumcse, Mckenzie
| Calas for Phila.
BosreN--Ar 10th sch Lucy, wilbur, Pembroke;
Protection, Small, Machias; Fame Brown; Mur-
tina, kelton, and Lucinda, Lbbey, E Machias;
Cincnnatus, Moon, Ellsworth; Fannie Mitchell,
Hamilton, Bangor; Ranger, IIaowell Dennysville.
Cid sch Charm, Nickcrson, NY; Raven, Rose,
| Bucksport
Arr 9TH brig North America, Sawyer, Jones'
port; schrs Margaret, Chandler Machias; Phebc
Baxter, Cole, Bangor; II, Patapsco, Grant; Ann,
Poor, Calais; 18th, Gen Jakson, Kelley, Machi-
as; 18th Romeo, Cove, Calais.
N. YORK-Ar l4th schs FL Dorado and SALIVA.
Machias.
Ar 9Th, Schrs Banner, Hunt, Calais; Roanoke,
Smith, Eastport; Chappell, Wass, Millbridge; 18th
Neptune, Callngsn; Gypsy, Ingalls,, Machias
Caroline, Hopkins, Cherryfeld; 9th, brig Irene,
Wass. Port Maria; Sabao, Brown. Cherryfcld,
River; brig Mechanic Clark, Machias.
N0RF0Lk-Ar 18th brig Everglade, Wood,
Bluehill.
DIGHTON-Ar 18th, sch Capt John, Davis,
Ellsworth.
N. BEDFORD-Ar 18th sch Armadillo, Grunt,
Ellsworth; Mary Eliza, Dyer, Bangor.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 18th, sch Gen Taylor,
Boston for New York Bertha, Hart, CALAIS for n.
Bedford.
Ar 18th, brig Chas Heath, of Searsport, Cardenas
for Boston Chas Edward, Moody, Cardcnas for
Belfast.
Ar 18th, brig Portland, Providence for Calais !;
sch Scion, Camden for Norforlk Jenny Lind
Coopbs. Bangor for Norwich Jas Bliss, Hatch,
do to discharge.
NANTu CkET-Ar 18th sch Con-ock, Frazier
Bangor.
NEWPoRT-In port l4th p NJ sob Belechcr,
Bray, CALLS for NY.
PROVIDENE-Ar l4th sch Madonna, Elwell,
Bangor; 18th, Exchange, Rogers, do.
Sid 18th, brig b Young, Calais or Phila
BRISToL-Ar ! It'll, sch Majestic, Calais.
GALVESToN-In port 5th sch Onativia, from
Rockland ldg for Boston.
Arr. at Gardcnas, 9th ult sch Manuela, Kelley,
Machias.