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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-29
THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.

MoNDA1, May 10
SENATE.
Nothing of Importance doing. The Senate
adopted the resolution of inquiry touching the
contracts for the extension of the Patent Of
fee
Mr.. Dixon offered a resolution, authorizing
the removal of Thaddens Hyatt from the
common Jail, and giving him the limits of the
city. Laid over.
The Post Office Deficiency Bill was consid-
cred at length, when the Senate went into ex-
ecutive session and adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Corwin made an Intellectual attempt to
postpone the Pacific railroad bill.
The consideration of the Pacific railroad bill
was resumed.
Mr.. Phelps amendment to strike out the
route through Salt Lake City was rejected
43 against A.
Mr.. Regan's amendment to make the pro-
posed grantees merely trustees of the company
to build the road was rejected. The amend.
ment by Mr.. Reagan that the grantees shall
within three months of the passage of the act
determine the amount of the private capital
necessary to complete the road and open sub
scription books at New York. New Orleans
and other places, was agreed to-99 to So
Pending the amendment to substitute the Tex
as route, the House adjourned.
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New York uarket.-Nrav 9s.

COTTON market dull and heavy; sales 500 bales at l3c
for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Iieceips 49, l9l bbs; sales 1900 bbls: State
and Western shade finer superine state $40 a. SIS;
round hoop ohio S5S5 a. 500 Southern without striking
change; sales 1000 bbls.
GRAIN Wheat less active and scarcely so firm; Mil
waukee Club, Sl23; red southern, l40 white oouth-
ern 81 40 Corn lower; sales $4,000 bush mixed west
ern SO &c for unsound and 81 q &c for sound; round
yeow6Sc Oatsmure active; nortq9n 393 a 42c
PROFlSIONS-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales 1875
bbs Pork closed dull aud heavy; 800 bbls; mess
sl74O for old, s7S5 a SL,Sl for Lard quiet and
firm; sales $50 bbs, Whisky witchout charge. Rice
quet sales 100 ties at At 43c Sugars quiet and firm;
Porto Rico 100 hhds at q 7}c Muscovado 400 hhds at
81 @ 7c Havana 70 boxes &c; Melvado, 242 hh6s on
priuae terms Coffee steady RIO 100 bags at 10 a 34c;
st Domingo, 700 bags, 1870 cash MOlasses steady;
Porto Rico, 25 hhds at 80; Moscovado, 300 bbs 81.
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that ratified Chicago nominations, and express
ed patriotism embracing the whole Union, APP
proved the republican platform, and asserted
that the republican party would under all cir
cumstances bow to the majority and the law,
and adhere to all constitutional requirements,
were adOpted
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGroN, May 2S-IIen Henry w.
Phelps of Pennsylvania, has been rendered by
the President, the Office of commissioner, to
adjust claims under the treaty with Paraguay.
The republican ratification meeting in front
of the city hall was largely attended by per.
sons of all parties. Speeches were made by
Major b. b. French, Senators Doolittle and
Wade, and representatives Washburn of Maine,
Grow and other congressman. The intervals
were enlivened with music. All the speakers
were enthusiastic in their prediction of the
election of Lincoln and lamlin-the only
gu estion being their majorities. Resolutions
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Pugilism Astir.

New York, May 28.-An attempted prize
fight between George King and John Woods,
was stopped by the police this morning, by
the arrest of the former, Another mill, how.
ever, took place between James Clark and
Jimmy Elliot, the former "a, and the latter 16,
in which the latter was beaten after thirty
rounds
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Delaware Democracy.

NEWCASTLE, DEL, May 28.-Messrs. Bay.
ard and Whitley gave an account of their
stewardship at Charleston, to their constitu,
entS, and were sustained. They were also
instructed by the county convention to resume
their seats at Baltimore provided the nation
ality of the party be restored by the action of
a sufficient portion of the regular delegations
from the seeding states.
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Fire in Maine,

BANGOR, May 28-The village of Monsoon,
Piscataqua county, was almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire, yesterday. Nearly forty build
ings, including the only church, two public
houses, the post office, stores, etc, were burnt
The fire caught in the stable connected with
the Monson House.
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FATHER POINT, May 2S.-Steamship Pales-
tine, from Liverpool 10th, via Queenstown
18th, has passed this port en- route to Que
bee.
Garibaldi's Expedition.
Garibaldi, with over one thousand followers,
had landed at MarsaIa under the fire OF two
Neapoltan trigates. One OF Garibaldi's steam
ers was captured and the other sunk The
volunteers who landed were at the moment
OF the departure OF the mails, fighting with
the royal troops. Colonel Medici was for
wardlug preparations for second expedition,
and six Thousand volunteers had alrea iy been
enrolled 1t was asserted that diplomatic rep
5esentatIonS made 10 Piedmont would decide
the government to prevent the departure of the
second expedition. Great agitation prevailed
at Naples and Palermo.
Intelligence respecting Garibaldi's move.
ments is meager and disconnected 1t is as.
serted that he had landed at Marsha, but an
other statement says that although five thou
sand men had landed, it was uncertain whether
Ga10aldl was among them. An official dis.
patch from Naples says, several filiOusters
were Killed at Marsala by the firing of the Ne
apOlltan trlgateS Other dispatches confirm
the news OF the Decentralization of Garitaldi
and the capture of one steamer and the sink
ing of the other. These steamers were not
chartered by Garioaldi, but were torcibIy seized
by his followers. Garibaldi had published a
letter in the Turin papers eXcusing the act ON
the ground that it was done in the national
cause.
Garibad had also issued proclamation to
the Italians, calling upon the inhabitants of the
marches, Umbrla, and Sabrina, and the Nea-
polltanssto revolt in order to divide the forces
OF the enemy, and another proclamation to the
Romans, recalling the insurrecti0n of lS49 and
urging them to a similar course. Col Medici,
leader Of Garibaldi's second expedition, had
six thousand volunteers already enrolled
Great agitation still prevailed in Naples and
Palermo. At the latter city on the 18th, on
the termination of mass, the people in the
churches shouted Italy and liberty toreverW
Ten thousand people assembled in the evening
on The promenade, where they were fired upon
by the troops. Several were killed and
wounded.
The latest dispatch from Turin says four
persons were killed at MARSHA while disem-
barking. The arms and ammunition were dis
embarked. Another lot from the Levant was
landed several days previously on the southern
coast. The governor Of Sicily had prohibited
carrying arms.
Miscellaneous.
There was some excitement in Florence
owing to rumOrs of the intention of the Grand
Duke to attempt a recovery of his power
The garrisOns had been reinforced, and the
National Guard called out. A portion of the
clergy Of Florence had refused to chant lie
Deum as ordered by the authorities
In the English House of Lords on the 18th,
the arquis Of Normandy called for the cor
respondence with British officials in Italy,
relative to Garibald1S expedition.
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4 DMTNISTRATOR'S SALE OF

n REAL ESTATE AT SOUTHBnRO.-By virtue of
license granted by the Hon Henry Chaplin, Judge of
Probate and Insolvency within and for the County of
worcester bearing date MAY l. 1866 will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on SATURDAY Juue I'd, at three O'Clock
p M on the premises, the Farm the late Dael Olney
with the buildings thereon, Said Farm situated in the
southery part Of Southboro, Il mile from Cordavilie
depot ana contains ten ard hall excellent land
comfortable house, and barn nearly new Further
particulars may be had of the subscriber.
n. b. PARMENTER, AGm'r
mylo djsiu CURTIS NEWTON, Auct'r
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Various Matters.

The French feet was about to sail for the
Levant. There were vague and unauthentic
rumors of a new French loan for military pur.
poses. 1t is reported that General Lamoriciere
had made forward movement of the papal
troops and that five thousand Piedmont troops
had embarked from Genoa to check him. 1t
is positively asserted that the French army at
Rome has received orders to evacuate that
city. 1t is said that the Sandman government
has ordered the garrsons in Central Italy to
march rapidly forward towards the pontifical
frontier.
Gen. Concha has been elected president of
the Spanish Senate and decorated with the or
der OF the Golden Fleece. The army of Atri
ca had entered Madrid, and were received with
much enthusiasm. The Austrian government
dispatches state that the British ambassador to
Russia, on receipt Of Gortschakotf's communi.
cation to Turkey lodged formal protest
against it; but this was not so he only receiv-
ed the communication under reserve by stat
ing that he intended to refer it to his govern
ment for instructions on the matter. A later
dispatch says that England will not interfere.
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cappve. Mass MAY q I $50 'I Gst NT ms S
A UCTION NOTICE.-Tbe subscriber

N OOITVN NV IIOI.-In lie SUDSCTlDer
will sell at auction. lin lots to suit purchasers
WEDNESDAY,, the 30th day of NAV next, the Bridges
Farm situated in the South part Leicester about
mile from the w. II. r. Station, in the village of Capp
vile, Also same dav, about $50 of heavily tim
bered wood and Young growth woodland, from mile
from W. r. r. and Station in Clappve. On same day.
other lots of land in the village of Clappve This prop
erty is all very desirable and worthy the ate ton of
formers and dealers in wood and timber liberal
and made known at time and place of sale. For further
particulars see handbills II. S. DENNY
ap24 dEwdts
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Auttrons.
Tr1r,, ~ Z. y. LAMSON.
OlE AND ORNAMENTAL, TREES

HUIL IND OKNAMENTAL TREES
NJ 81 NJ CIloN-wlll be sold at Public Auction at
o,ciocL lam street, on WEDNESDAY NAV s0tb ~ 81
% IA 4 81, 80 Superior Apple Treest S0 one d ,f
Trccs Ioo b Cn trees, 200 Standard and Dwarf pa
IVY Cherfy Trees, with varet,, - ia ar
sGs S S6qRs y9ss shade with Eqe
tas &c Also, 500 BEDDING out Piant rms Ar6or Vi
mas Petuneas, Fuschias, Delphniums 6a1t Is eroe-
SOM all bills over $780, If desired t uor the sea-
p-.-.,, SILAS MOORE
my2s DIT E r. l. kNSnn,Sston , X l.
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II G. NJ. PATCHEN, JR.-Thn
( iORKS.-Twenty Bales Vial and Bottle
~ Corks, for sale at GEO r. SPURRS, 2lO Main street
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-

A lOMMONW EALIH VI MAooAOhO-
~ SETTS.-Worcester, ss,-Supreme Judicial Court,
at Worcester, April Term, A. d. 1860.
WILLIAM s. DENNY, Plaintiff.
CHARLES NATION, Judge Of Probate, &C., and
the President Directors and Company Of the GRAFTON
Bank, and others. Defendants
The said William S. Denny having filed in said Court
netition praving that the Injunction issued by said
Court on the 9Oh day Of May A. D. 1859 In the case Of
said Grafton Bank against said Nation and Others and
made perpetual by said Court the 4h day of Febru
ary D. 1860, may be dissolved at least so far the
same relates to said MatoOn and that the said NATION
may be ordered to proceed and hear the petition OF said
Denny in relation TO ordering dividend to be paid out
of the funds received by William NJ Bickiord and Fz-
roy willard, as Assgnees Of Henry d. Stone. and TO
act thereon and for future relief by said petition on
file In said Court fully appears Il ordered that
notice be given to the said Mattoon and the President
Directors and Company Of the Grafton Bank to appear
at Term of this Court, to be holden, by Adjournment
in Boston, in our County Of Suffolk, Tuesday the
twelfth day of June next by serving each with an at
tested copy of this order fourteen days before said twelfth
day of June and by publishing the same in the worces-
ter Daily spy, newspaper printed in Worcester In said
County, fourteen days before said twelfth DAY OF June
next, that they and oil interested in the premises may
then and there show why the prayer said pe
tion should not be granted
Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clerk
my26 dltts
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ng.
Garibaldl's Expedition.
Intalliopnpn ralativa tn Gurib,II;Jz o,-,,e

Intelligence relative to GariLaldi's expedi-
ton is still meagre, and conflicting reports
generally concur i'll stating that he was max
ing good progress. Some say that he had
captured the most important positions in Sicily,
except Messina and Palermo. After his land
ing at MARSHA, the NeapOitan war vessels
bombarded that town without warning Brit
ish vessels intertered for the protection of Eng
lish residents.
An important announcement is made via
Madrid, that the King of Naples had applied
for foreign intervention. Among other cues.
ti0nabe rumors was one that Il trea Y offensive
and defensive had been concluded between
Rome, Naples, Austria and all the deposed
Italian s0veregns. The latest accounts from
Naples represent that the utmost constena-
ton prevails there. The royal troops were
dispirited. Tumultuous manifestations were
taking place, and the royal family were pack
ing up all their jewels aud valuables, and other
strong indications were apparent that great
Instruction was looked for at any moment.
At the latest dates, Garibaldi's forces were
moving on Palermo.
The British government has issued proc
lamation against enlistments for the Pope in
Ireland, but refuse to interfere in the subscrip-
tons for the Sicilian insurgents, the law Off
GERS of the crown not regarding it as illegal
90 The English funds were very heavy under
continental politics, but manifested more stead.
mess at the close. The Paris Bourse has
been great y depressed, but closed firmer.
The French minister at Naples had asked
for four ships Of war, which had been sent.
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Miscellaneous.
by TIE ARABIA.

II h L e ID avs l. t er.
HALIFAX, May 28.-The Cunard steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool the 18th, and Queens.
town the 10Th inst, arrived at this port today
The steamship Africa from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown on the Goth.
Theodore Parker died at Florence Nav 10th.
Sayers and Heenan.
Bells Life Of the 10th, announces that a
meeting took place between Sayers and Heen-
an at that office on the 18th, to discuss the
means of terminating the dispute between
them as to the possession of the champions
belt, when it was ultimately agreed that two
new belts, exact counterparts of the one 50
much coveted, should be made, the money for
the purpose to be raised by public subscription.
Each one OF the candidates is to head the list
for that to be held by his opponent The old
belt will remain in the possession of the pro-
prietor of Bells Life, to be fought for by who.
ever may aspire to the honor OF wearing it.
Savers has engaged to retire from the prize
rinu
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M " IL y T. . T. IL AGhICOL1UhAL
w SOCIETY.-A special Meeting of the Members
Of the W A Society will be held at Agricultural Hail. at
10 O'Clock IT., WEDNESDAY, Nav 80, 1860, to take
into consideration the best afford the Com
mission facilities to suppress the disease prevailing
among the cattle of this County and the dispensing with
the exhibition of stock at their Annual Cattle
Show. Per order of WIN. LINCOLN, Pres't.
mylS d&wlw HENRY r. KEITH. Sec'y.
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UCTION,-The subscriber will sell bv

A UCTION.-The subscriber will sell nv
"a Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, MAY 3Oth u
addition to lis large sale of Real Estate already ader
tised, the following Buildings and House Lots situated
in the village Of Cappviile, Mass No. l. Two-Story
Dwelling House, nearly new, and in good repair with
Barn and. Office, and about Acre Of good Land; the
same now occupied by Rev. j. H. Rouse. Nos 9, 3, 4
and are Bullding Lots containing from ~ to 81 Rods
half Dwelling House, about IS by % feet, Wood House.
and about of good Land situated east of the
mentioned. No. I. Story and half Dwelling House.
s by 80 feet Wood House and about Of Of good
Land Nos 8, 3, 10, IL and L. Building Lots con-
tanning from 40 to IS rods each opposite side of road
from the above mentioned Buildings. All of the above
Buildings and Lots within a few rods of the Western
Railroad Dept. H. :. DENNY.
SILAS GLEASON, Auct'r.
Clappville, Mass, May %, 1860. DIT my28
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FIRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
- House, will take pleasure in showing you their
SPLENDID PLATED GOODS.
nlNpA
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CTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR-

~ ANCE COMPANY OF WoRCESTER.-Noteei is
hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Assured
Members and Guarantee Stockholders of the State Mu
tna Life Assurance Company of Worcester will be hold
at the Office of the Company. WEDNESDAY,,
June s. at 10 O'Clock for the choice of Directors
and for the transaction of other business which
properly come before said meeting
CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'y.
Worcester, May 90 1850, dtm my25
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for Sale or a. Iet.


ITO LET.-Brick Store, No. II Front
u street suitable for a Boot Manufactorv Grocery or
Provision Storr having good cellar and excellent well
oil water Inquire OF F. F. PHELPS, 81 Front street.
my2S div
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Z EW YORK AND RE
RAILROAD AGENCY.

The subscriber having been duly appointed as Agent
of the abovenamed Corporation respectfully announces
that he is prepared to forward and issue Bills
of Lading for all FreighS Western City Town.
at the lowest ruling rates
Mark Packages IN. Y. AND ERIE r. r.. VIA PRovI
and deliver at Providence Station in this city.
Passengers procure tickets for any point in tho
West the Office of John Boyden, Lincoln House Block
Special tickets to Chicago and return good until May
25th will be furnished for s35 For further partic
ulars apply at No 8 Mechanics Hall, to
mvT diff EDWIN BYNNER Agent.
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by THE PALESTINE.
Excite IN ent in Italy
GARIBALDPS CRUSADE.
DEATH OF THEODORE PARKER.

FATHER POINT, May 2S.-Steamship PaIes-
tine, from Liverpool 10th, via Queenstown
17th, has passed this port en- route to Que
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FIRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
II House, have the finest assortment Of
CAsTORs AND TEA POTS.
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~ ANCE COMPANY OF WORCESTR-The Stock
holders of this Company hereby notified that the
Annual Dividend of per cent will be payable
the Office of the Compay, WEDNESDAY, June 6, to
those holding stock on the 18th inst.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Tres'r.
Worcester, May 20, 1860. dim my23
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

M,cniAs-Ar l6, T. q Chaloner, kenney, Ma
cbia.port; II. sch Vim Pope. Colbeth, Boston.
sid 20, sch Donwurth, Bradbury B"ston; I
Baxter, Ramsiel, y Y /; Hero, Carter, do.
PonrL,xp-Ar Il, sch ten Warren, Benson,
Calais for b ston; Otront", Hammond, hmo'emi
Silsbee, Ellsworth for Boston.
Ar ~ Union. Ladd. Cranberry Isle for Boston !;
sIoop Bioomcr, PRAY, Mt Desert for Proyincetown.
BosroS.-Ar 10, schs l. lowering, Corson,
phua. A Cordery, Babcock. do; Wreath, Randall,
Elizabethport, Augusta, Hodges. Albany; NADIA
vasear. Lord Rondout Edward, rre~orgy, DO
Ninnehaha, eandagc, Port Even; Mechanic KING
Ellsworth; yolant, Cousins, do; Fairdeaier, smith
do Rosa, Sawyer, Portland Sarah, Ei~eii' New
York. al
ca 20. Sch. ouindaro, Walls, Ponce Orion,
Romer, Windsor.
Ar u. sch Montaaio, Mcfarland, Goaisbnro;
Warrenteo. Romer. Ellsworth; Freedom, Crocker,
Maebias; Olive Branch, Grant, Ellsworth.
Ar p? sch Agnes, Lord Ellsworth; Orion, Oil
yer. Bath.
New Yoag--Ar a. bark Laura Russ, Cientue'
gos; Fox, Cardenas; brgs Abby Masters irin'-
dad; Trade Wind. NueFitasi schs po'i'ar'
santa Orur, brig. II Means Treworgy, Nen'i'a';
A b Jordan. Jordon Cieniuegos.
Ar 20, brig Sauta Clara, tllingwooa' hu"seoa
schs 5 W Wheeler, Mclaughlin, Trinidad u
smith. Miler, MatanKas; birigo, Cook do'
Townsend, Townsend Galveston
NV Brppoan-Cld 10, ship Sylvia Swarey, y
York; bark Robert Pennell, Huxtord, MatanAss'
pHnADELPHIA-Ar Is, sehs Dean, COOK,
Taunton; Abbott, Lawrence, Stanley, YORK
Below-brig Elizabeth Watts, York schr A
Treat, Charloteetowa,
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The following brief Extracts will show in what
estimation the Work is held by of the most
eminent scholars
1t is She most complete and practical, the very
best as well cheapest English Dictionary tn 1t /
Know Joseph DO. WORTH ID. D., Professor oi
Anglu-saxon, University OF oxford.
The standard Dictionary of our language.-tC.
c. Eeltou, LII. b. President of Harvard college.
Much superior to any other general Dictionary
[George 7. Marsh, LII b., Author OF Lectures on
the English Language.
The nohle.t monument vet reared to our mother
tongue Hon WIN. C. Dives, of Virginia.
This last effort of yours to have left moth
ing more u desire, in regard TO Dictionary Of
he English Language .-t Judge Mclean, OF Ohio
The work appears to to be altogether UNI
surpassed. -lLeonard Woods, LII. l., President
Of Bowdoin College.
consider your Dictionary, in almost every re-
spect-in orthography, pronunciation and dehui-
tons-as superior to any of its Predcccssors.-
Daniel X. Goodwin, b, D., Pre-, ident Of Trinity
College.
1t will be my guide in orthograPhy and pro-
nunciation and Will be often consulted by me fol
Is neat and accurate defnitions.-[E. Thomst n
u. b., Ii. b., President of the Ohio Wesleyan
/ University.
Every library should have it, and every eniight
en- ed teacher, viii. of course procure tt Hon
! II. C. ilckock, supt. of schools Of Penn.
No scholar can afford to be without your Die
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nloriuc Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
CT .AEED.
Friday, Is.
Schr Adelaide, Clark. Boston.
samaritan, Dodge, do
Sloop Packet, Grant. Rockiani.
ARRIVED.
Sehr Hannah 4 Abigail, Cook, Boston
Commodore. Grant, PurtlI nd.
vandalia Wo5d. Salem
Tarquin, Herriek. Boston.
Saturday, 10.
Abigail, Murch, Boston.
Belle. Holt, do
barcelona, Whitmore, do
CLEARED,
pelewarc jackson Salem.
Ellen. Grant, Gloucester.
Doris, Pattcn. Ii ston,
ARRIVED.
Sunday, 20.
Forester. strang, Boston.
Arburecr. smith, do
&" Carcssi, Stanley, do.
Bangor, Jordan, do
Monday, 81.
Counsellor Franks, do
Alma Odliu, Franks, do
Forest, Wood, do
Tuesday, 20,
Leo, Norton, Rockland,
CLEARED.
Commodore. Grant Portland
Credit Fullerton, Gloucester.
Tarquin Iierrick. Boston.
Forester, Stfans, do
Wednesday. y.
Cares.a Holt, Boston.
barcelona, Whitmore, 10
Forest. " GOD, do
Vandalia. WOOD, do
Hannah 4 Abigail Cook do.
ARRIVED.
" Cashier, Fernall, Cranberry Lies.
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| IL D..

Extraordinarily 81. Mr.. Andrew Alexander.
aged - years and } mouths.
West TreBten--aPril -, Mrs Adeiine D wife
ef John Hopkins. aged 3 seats, 10 months and
10 DAYS. She leaves a husband and aix children
t. mourn the loss Of a kind and afectionate wife
aud mother.
Bangor-lGth inst, Mr. Jesse Norcross, aged
a. years and mouths,
bangor? st inst, Mr., Albert kimball, aged
g. years and 10 months.
Augusta-Hon. Asaph K, Nichols, aged about
60 years.
Portland-l?th inst. Mrs. Abigail l.. wife Of
John Garlaer aged 50 years.