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Total pots api PsArls

Total fOta 1hi reNs. .sssssss.'s.l .ls4
BBESNVAN-Tbo maiet for American Yellow "a iuu aud
no a insl at 2yd2tc fof " ssien and Southern.
CASDLES-Adsinsriiue inactive st lIdl1lc Plsln and
Patent No iu Toai demand a. 3o0W..
CHEMCALSNe notice sales of 800 t.gs BicMb Soda and
% kess sal ods private tegms Oder b!nd. nominal
We quote 80 for Bb o soE Sal sods and l,c for Soda
COTTON-There no general demand Phocs re nominal
We quote si 3iGlc for Aiddlns Upland and DO. Gulf
COFFEE-Small sales mskpg formsr prices saes OF
al lBic ~ Bseabo ~ ljc and % bsgs Santos e. Isle.
DYEWOUDS-A fair dsusnd pevAi for Loswoodi sales Of
20 tuna Jamaica a. @b b0 Other descriptions arc entirely
FlsH-Ths market exceedingly quiet, aud prices
FiRE-CRACKERs- Sale. OF $40 bo1.,a OIL O5dsli0
FRUIfB-foTesr dull and noHinsl ,aes at auction Of
'S bI Palermo orpyss sI slal l5i 1890 do Lemons at
e0c. al t5
FLoUR AND MFAL-Thsre Is sss doing IN Western Cansl
Flour IN part owing the absence of desirable assortment Of
State bfands the,. comparatively hrn while other knd
lower and quite heavy the close tho medium snd better
grades quite dull and heavy tho supply il sgeri the s
l3 $50 bbls ~ - ladSi for superhne state - 1od
- % for .P,rhpe Wes.rni $685. il fo5 E1'Ta sts1e
t5 20 for acy State IS asa e5 ~ fo Estre Ohio, and -
qt7 ~ for trade brsnds-ths latter plenty CSnsdan
Choice ETtfss Sasbe the sales 5 bb, Of $50 :"
for EIs Southern torr active aud pIices are WIN
out much esnge hs inquiry msa isr the West indies and
CentIa America sales 400 bt al ~ tOd On - lor
EGuz kys Flour is steady the demand ], tsir s.es
bills S3dsA Cognmcn "a h,rdly hrn sales OF 80 ou
st for JoIseyLls Ia more Plepty-end IS ~ oi Danuy
Wiue sud Z" MRrshs Cslorc." -,
URAINThs Wheat market lower. bot Ia still active much
OF The Wheat on the market Is ,on ana hea,u N VA w,n
h scarce aud wanted full pice. ths sle: are o9VV 2I'
Milwaukee Club At ldSl 2 200 bn,b Amber do a. - M
aEl IS; II 200 bush Canada Club 81 ld S-ths ls''oI
am .rtrrs rate for choice M 900 bush Cbcago Spus ~ eI
l 0 10 400 bush Ohicsgo Cub 1T $l 6 81 O3 oOOO bush
Amber Mehan ~ 81 $50 bush fair 70 very handsome
Whie K,ntueky Al sl iOG C0 1860 bush White Ohio kc
A. al aG6mI 3 and 224O bush White Michigan AZ 81 So~
81 .s Canadian Psss neEs gsy ,ss Vi 1909 ba'h i'I
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ARRIVAL or THE susoUEHANNA.

hasDr HOOK, lee1ay, june ', iooi'
Tie U. s. ship susquehanns, Of the Mediterranean
slusdron IS days from Caiz las arrived hero after
pleasant passage The following j, lis Of herofcep
Captain. oeoro H. HoIlin, Li,ui,, J. N B'psy H. u; K
J. o %sIsr; Master G. Merehsnt Surgeon, Joseph Besle
As JSss' JSa.. assr, s.Ts adsP
men l., Hoole. L. psr.in D. L. Hose fini A,it Ens-
b. C. Bsnp,oni Tsird i.,t En1ins.r., D. Rs1.h.. 8
Green Bo..w.in c H. H.cter' oapp,r Lo'e''i Sail
tnateT. w NJ. hshonsyi Carpenter, j. ID b.sr
The Susquehanhs left this city on the l9th August,
1860 for the Gulf Of Mexico, whence rhs was very
suddenly ordered and already in commission for the
Straits; and has been consequently only little over
ten months in active service. She Las been actively
employed in the South Of Europ, ever since, and was
present at Naples and Calbna during the excitement
incident to the capture Of hose places by the Italians
under Garibadi In February last she, sfer remain
ng in the vicinity Of Beyrout abou ten days during ono
of the severest storms of the Winter rhed for Jaila
and Allen sndha. She visited Cyprus, Lstakiah, and
Tripo and her officers and left good impression
throughout the East. Prayer-neetngs aud Bible
classes were maintained among tho officers and men;
the tone Of morals is elevated and drunkenness is
almost unknown.
few months sinee large patty OF the officers and
men ,et out for Jerusalem the Rustan steamer. On
reaching JRna the steamer conld not effect landing,
and they brought back 70 llltg at the base Of
Mount Carmel. From thence they rode TO Nazareth
in the midst Of severe storm. Owing 10 the inten
atty Of the storm, they delayed some time, and
fears for their safety prevailed.
They returned safely, however. She carried the
contr sns Of American citizens 10 the Syrian suf
fererp about New-lears.
The Sus4 4uehanna reached Naples the 5th Of May
the day after the Dispatches from home. la two
hours and half size under way with orders 10 pro-
ceed to New.Nork, stopping only at Tlnis for few
hours.
Capt. Holins who commands the vessel, is the gem
tlemsn who while commanding the Cyane burned
down Greytown in 1854. The Susquebanna is ., iJ0
tuns burden carries II guns, 3l3 officers and meu and
a frigaies guard Of marines. She served in the frat
Atlantic cable expedition, aud subsequently, cru'sed in
the Chness seas. The susquehanna sailed for Bo,ton
Immediately, having been intercepted by orders rom
Washington.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN.
FATHER POINT, Tuesday, June 4, 1861.

FATHER PoIsr, Tuesday, June 4, 1901.
The steamer Hibernian which left Liverpool at 4oo
on the afternoon of the 23d, and Londonderry on the
evening of the 2l.h, arrived of Father Point at 3;So
p. m. to-day.
The steamer Bohemian arrived at Liverpool on the
morning of the 23d.
Parliament would resume its lsbos on the evening
the Hbernian left Liverpool.
The Kotsuh Hungarian no,e-case was again being
argued in the Court of Cbsncery.
The London underwriters have fixed the war rates
on American vessels at 6 TO guiness.
The London Po.i, the Ministerial organ, says If the
Ministers are defeated on Mr. Newdega;e sproposon,
they will dssolye Parliament.
The TINE, publishes the frst part Of lengthy COM
muncaton the canses Of the American war; and has
a strong editorial Mr. Stewards letter tO the Amer-
Embalsador 10 France which, it Gays, sounds very
much like insult and ridcues lis prophetical IDEAS
The French Embassador TO London bad returned
from Paris, and, it was reported, with instructions Of
conciliatory character
In the Chamber Of Deputies the Opposition propo,e
q material deduction in the Budget.
The Council of State refuse modification.
A warm discussion IL expected TO ensue.
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standinp and confidence repcsed in each other 70 man.
tan perfect qnet The reason for this Orde'-ior re-
heving him Of his command here, without nSspning
him 10 duty elsewhere, at time, too, Wneh me ooV
ernment IL sadly In want of experienced oihceis-snot
known and Of course comment is preluded; pnt 'nis
we will say for Gen. Hamey, that bis eighteen daye
service was Of infinite benefit St. LOUIS IN reihrIsI
ing the peace Of the city, and that he has the thanks OF
the people for lis judcious and unwearied efforts 70 &C.
cure that end.
IBy Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, Monday, june 8, lSoi'
In the habeas corpus this morning the following
return was made by General Lyon to the new w'1i
served on him aud other officers OF the Arsenal on Sat
urday:
The within-named Emmett Mcdonald is not imprs-
oned or detained by me- is be in my custody, pos
session, power or CONTROL and has not been ence tbs
writ was issued have not, therefore, power or au-
thoriiy to produce, TO be produced hiS Doo!
! before this Court.
Col. Blair aso makes return, deny ing thhi he mas
now, ever had, any power over or castody oil tne
4 said Mcdonald.
The Court then adjourned 10 enable other parties III
cluded in tue writ-Cos. Boernstein, Brown, and NC
| New-to make answer
The funeral of Capt. Derby, "Jchn Phenlx, tooS
place at St. Georges Church this afternoon capt
Totens battalion of regulars We're in ATTENDANCE ano
rendered military honors to tho deceased.
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ARRIVAL OF PRzg.-The prize schooner Hannah
M johnson, Of ofNew-Orleans, Capt. John c. Wells ar
rive here yesterday in charge of Prize'msster c. f.
Webster She wss from New Orleans with cotton, hides,
&C. toJ & N. Smith Co.. and was seized southwark Of
Cape Lookout by the United States brig Perry,
pcion On the 23rd ult. lat. 90 ~, long. 80 30,
spoke schooner Relief, Of and for Philadelphia from
Gslvetton On tho ih inst ~ miles South ofthe light
ship on 5-fnthom bank, saw bark Gem, bound South.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or EEw-YORK......m..Jrss 4
Cleared.

st..m,hip-s,ste Of Geor;s Gavin, Fort Monroe.
Buks-Erooe Qtal). Bslton Genoa, S. spinnel b. HI
le Little Philadelphia L. Leayet.. hl!ett, Archslts Oh'S
Bryan K Bro.
Brg.-Chesapeake Evans. Nirlington Del MetrsfS Duu
can o. c. CAry Phbrook Gardiner Me-, Meics Duncan
scbooneIs-J. Amusok Pears Fort Monroe, MeCFesdyt
Mott Co; Cullen Cullen Fort Monroe, McCesdy, hoi
Co.; Blsnch Desp sc. PeTe. X De~olf; 81. Pay.Jn,
Crovel Boston, A Gowes; Ma da. West, EIseT, J. "
Smith Co.. A. Treat Bow dir Elirabethpori Nay fs1n,
fOss Boston msster.
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The Committee pointed 10 raise mouey forhe hl'olIiN No
having sptcesded through the prompt ropoD,e oa
public IN aing bt n amount beg leave to return their
thanks the dono and 10 that statement viii be pub
sh,d of the dsp0on made OF tho ind received
Turh.r money clothing can be mads
drrct Messrs Fiey, foI Co,o lSi Louis Aid Commit
t,,l No. lJJ Msin street, 81. Louis Mtsouu.
ISAAC SHERMAN, Trcasurer, No. Hanover iqlsro.
SIOlsnUND KAUFhANN, No. 81 Nassau stre,t
q. w BLUNT, No. l5g Water street.
N,,s- Ioyt lime q. 1851.
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Dfaaasers, &c.

HosotuIu Apil l3,heeent sysl. non @ tue y s.a,nasn,
i, sad sold ard abandoned by the nsseE "a s,ss 10
aud viii be brought hero og more eSteas.e m , .ppsrepy
Js. ~ the fo.go Sue bas arrived ~ ths poit tss
IN q. sood condition the DAY she sailed Ron hs mi .u7
DS ~ r,s ,l lar frcn u ooo. BY the afivs N,s
hip Tsmsrlsre hear o. the total o.s Of the whs .. rs
JoS,,SS ni. reported that about 600 bbs ei " "'s
sna no lives lest
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
hIoxemenrn of Ocean stesmer..
Passengers Arrived

IL ,.rasAp Borg"io from Hanburg-P Molsr s9e VIE,
Hamburg; Ms. Anderson, New YoTk Sophie Emdsn,
HAMBURG Mary Tang III bard Wscke "a L.mpe, New-fertj
BETTY Rsshein Il,n.u. John Buchanan, Buchnsn Bal
Francisco; Emil Vos Atons Coast. Andrev,, hsvfcfJ
T. FloraBco Philadelphia John Alston, Nsw'iok
Z. ,tslnsAp Prince Albert from GHVdy-Thcs thspus1,
wr Robin.op Ms Jane Dawson Mica Margaret Jssst' Nae
t-r JL. J6aor,. J. y. Rsmsdao =,
IL ,ehr LYDIA T. May from ClydeHdi-s q. AsLs.In, u
Cheeney, Jsr. Nhitlogd, VIM Barker.
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LATEST-Via Londoadsrry.

uAINAT ITIuHV
The steamship Adriatic, from New.iOrk l4th, and
ST. Joins, ~ f. 18th, has arrived making the voyage
from the latter port in days and II hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
ITALY.
Prince Carignan had reached Turin.

Prince Carignan had reached Turn.
Martin, the new Governor Of Naples, has issued
proclamation expressing intention 10 govern with
energy, promising improvement! IN the pablc SER
vice, ard calling upon the country for support:
praying the withdrawal Of the French troops cent to
Rome, had been sent TO Paris, Notwithstanding the
efforts Of the police TO stop il. :,
Some roing bad occurred at Milan proceeding from
r.l Qious discussions Order was finally restored.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05

KIyas County CiRcUIT COuRT CALENDER, Juno
5-No, 49, H. 49, a. q to 20 inclusive 49, So 5l o. s. 80, 50,
ST. 81, so, 20, u.
spees - hearing par,c motions held every Mon.
dSJ bslOIt. Tic opening Of I've tpcnL
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FRANCE.

Prince Napoleon elected Grand Master Of Free
Ins sons OF France, Vice Prince Murst
The Bourse on the 2sd was fat.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05

The collection Of taxes by military execution Las
been suspended the Diet guaranteeing the amount due
till The question Of taxes is settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
AUSTRIA.

Nineteen Venetian Deputies were named as members
of the Reichsrath but refused 10 sit The Neneans,
therefore, are unrepresentsd.
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Markets-C -CIRETuLLI RsPoNTED YoK Tns n. Y. TRIBvKs
TURsDAY, juno 4, 1851.
ASHES-TLs inquiry 10 fair FOR both Kinds and tho uaks
.teAdy sales Of Pots rs 3TdR5 i3i aud Pearls a. - o2t
STOCK oJ AsHks, yUskt iGsl.
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SPAIN
HUNGARY.

Saubinis is to continue In command OF the military
forces Of San Domingo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
INDIA AND CHINA.

The International Ministers had held tbeiF hrst
meeting at the French Embassy, Oh the 2lst alt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-05
RUSSIA,
TURKEY

Prince Orlo, President Of the Council Of Ministers,
is dead
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rr Rease4 pursue the following statement and then
Judge of its f.rts tor yoarscif
Asn.s Coz of Eroosiyn, n Y, veil known citizen
there had suffered frum Dyspepsia fr some years, with
out permanent rvrf until tried Arsa's fLIs. which
according the directions ior this complaint
s,ored him health Ia few weeks Aner an interval
Of .an. he has had Of his complaint
Gro " Gx.s, OF Harmony, Texas, had an eruption on
his neck ssos,ders back and legs which covered about
third al his body II kept the parts Affected covered
with s and being often covered With raw sore, WAS
Of cous-- very Troublesome and distressing II 50 much
impaired his health unfit aim for business aud kept
him In constau, suffering Al medical AID had failed
him untn he AYsK's CoNr. EXT. stRsAFAstiLA A,
vkirA cared him. Ills skin still shows HON
n but IL il other~ise clear III fani's
s<2ssx II ssocx Esa, eminent lawyer Of Richmond,
- took cold which settled his lungs, pain
IN the hen side. with bad cough. which vas soon
by thu unmistsk able symptoms OF ccnsu 3Ption.
0h<n reduced very ls~ he commenced taking ASsRs
.nanv PnroHAt, which soon stepped ths cough aud
0onpls,ly cured him. lyN
- Brrrayt-i by Dr.. }. c. AVER CO. Lowell Mass
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d / r. D..

Elen-Oct. 10th, John !. Roberts. aged Il yre.
Durham--l?ih inst, Capt. Gardiner q. LARA
bee. aged about 81 years.
saco-sth inst, Mr.. Jeremiah Gordon, for many
years keeper of the " York Hotel aged 6S yr..
Bruuswick-l2th inst, Mary, widow Of the late
Thomas Penn.li, aged 70 years.
Portland-lIth inst, by the falling of tree
John, son Of J. C. End Phebs A. Merry, aged /!
years.
West Bath-6th inst, Mr.. William Brown, aged
20 year..
Weld-loth inst Mr.. John y. Pulsifer, aged
y years llth, Mr.. Ebene1cr Jones. aged Il yrs
Addison Point-l6 10th inst, Mrs. Harriet {. Leav
lit. aged 81 years and mouths.
Columbia-2d inst, Lizzie, dan ghter Of John J
and Jane Buck nam. aged months.
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Corn,tin' IL. thooscmaS, " d.,
Neg i@k Cay.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
suit Of hong and extensive practice They mild In
their operation zad certain ofeerreeng all Irregular =
PAinal s.ns removing all ohstrucous, whether
cai s1hetsi- headache. pain in tho side, pslIa
taton Of the h. disturbed sleep which arises iron
interruption a mature.
To MaRRIEp LADIES:
Ts Ch-es~mAs's pits Inv alushls they viii hrint
the monthly p~ri-i sn regularly. Lsdiss Who have
hrrn disappnantcd the Il ethrt Pills place the
esu1dener in pr. Cheeseman's Pm doing all In.
they Af. represented to do
NOTTCE,
They sh-ald be used during Pregnancy, mlsrar
r.ase would cert siny result ther-frm.
Warranted purely vegetable, And Tree frem anything
injurious Tn he 90 health. ESts.c directions which
shnad he read, accompany cEch box. Price 81 Sent by
mail rnoeIring 81 TO the General Agcn Sold by III,
Druggist. in every In the United staes For sait
by c. u. Peck, Eswortk, Ne.
u u. uCTCfINGs
Sas>fsi agent for As Unfcd States.
i55 cH.xHKRs SrRstt \. 7.
To whom ali Wholesale oricrs should be addressed 10
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S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS,
Kent's Hill, Readfleld, Maine
Established A. d. 1861

his School is pleasantly located in moral and
antettigcnt community, with all the social itera-
~ and religious advantages that are essential to
the improvement aud happiness Of our youth.
Ample provision Is made for recreation and use
full amusements; and no pains will be spared to
make the pupils contentcd and happy Each pu-
pill Is member of the family, and will, in all re.
epects, be treated as such.
The rooms new, neatly finished and furnish.
cd; and each pupil will find quiet and orderly
home The pupils must be furnished with n list OF
articles Of Clothing, and each article should be
marked with the owners name in FIJI.
The Coars, Of Study is such the want. of each
pupil demand Reading, Penmanship, Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic and Book keeping, will re-
ccivc special attention. Instruction is given in
the Higher English and Languages. Defamation
and Compositions are among tho regular exercises
of the School.
Surveying is taught by field practice,
Special attention given to Spanish pupils.
Public exhibition at the close Of the Summer
session. The year is divided into two sessions OF
twenty weeks each. Winter session commences the
Second Monday in November.
The Summer session commences the Second Mon
day 10 May.
The terms for Board, Tuition, Text Books, Sta
tionery, use of Library, ard repair Of Clothing
500 per Session.
Number of boys in school not TO exceed thirty
Payment to be made in adoanee except by spec
iai agreement.
The whole school is organized into a Literary
Society, OF which the Principal is the President
The meetings Of the Society are held Friday
evening Of each week. The exercises consist oil
readings declarations, discussions dialogues, and
a paper Of original contributions from the boys.
Public meetings arc held semi monthly,
There is kept an exact account of the general
conduct and scholarship of each pupil, and a
monthly report sent to parents and qua
Each member Of this Institution has access to
large and we'll selected Library. The School i,
we'll supplied with papers and periodicals, of a
moral, literary md scientific character.
a. NJ. EATON 4 son, Prcrrictors
II. +. EATON, Principal.
A. II. EATON, Assistant.
Keats Ill., (iieadfeld.) Me-, Oct. !, 1851.
REFERENCES:
sIlon. A. =. Morriii, Hon. :. A. Sanborn, tGeu
J. X. Bachelor, kead6eld; teen. Franklin
Smith, I Hon. John Ware, &C. NJ. Darrell. Esq.
wa,ers!IIe; 'E. RowclI, Esq, IIaiioweil; tMessrs
II. Churchill A Co, Boyd h Hanson, W. l.
Southland h Co, Joseph Russell, Esq. Geo
Hunt, Esq, Portland; I Hon. 4. X. Smart, Cam
den; 'Prof. Eph. Hunt. Boston, MSS; I Parke
Paine, Esq, st Paul, Mimi; I Rev. N. A. Souie
South wsiPole, Mas; Capt J. W. Griffin, Ne,
York City.
- BY permission. Patron.
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Bluehill- 10th inst, by Rev. ". II. Kcron
Mr. Isaac y. Grindie and Miss NaIeril +. Stct
son. both Of b.
surry-lTth inst. by Rev. G. h Roberts, MIR
Leander C. Perkins OF North penobscot, u Mis-
Mary f. Armstrong Of Ellsworth.
camden-6th i,st 10, Capt Samuel Pendletoa o
Lincolnville, to Miss Mary Lud~is of c.
Biddcford-l1th inst, Mr.. Alvin Hodge to Mis-
Susan A. Watethousc, both Of Il.
Chcrryfcld-l5th inst. by Joseph Adams. Esq
Mr.. William q. Upton TO Miss Deborah c. Stfout
both Of G.
sedgwck. Oct. Goth, by Rev Vim. Reed, Hon
wyer q. Sargent 10 Mrs. Bcr<ey bod &C. both Of :
Orland-l6th inst. at the Methodist Parsonage
by Rev. Edwin Parker, Mr.. Frank W. Gross t.
Miss Frances Crosby also, Mr.. Francis eros
to Mis-. Mary liutchings, all Of D !; also. Mr.
Samuel F. SNOW Of Hampden, to Miss Abby ;.
Gross of y.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

VXyHEREAS Eben F. Haskell Of Deer Isle, in
w the county of Hancock by his deed OF
mortgage, dated September 10th, 1860, and record
ed Ia the Hancock Registry of Deeds. Vol Ill,
page ssh, conveyed to Sylvanus g. Haskell of said
Deer Isle, lot Of land with the buildings there
on, situated in Deer Isle aforesaid. and bounded
as follows, vix:-Beginning at the northeast cor
ner of said lot at the county road, thence by said
road southerly and westerly to land of solomon
Haskell; thence northwesterly By said Haskell's
land to the salt water. thence northerly by salt
water to land of Pearl Spoford: thence easterly
by said Spofords land to bounds began at. The
conditions Of said mortgage having been broken,
| hereby CLAIM to foreclose the sane.
SYLVANUS Il. HASKELL.
c. A. SPofPoRD, Atty.
Deer Isle, Oct. %, lsGl. 40
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= BY permission. I Patron.

BucKwHEAr CAKEs.-Take two quarts
Of water, blood warm, half pint brewers
yeast, make thin batter, let them rise
as far as they will come, then add three
fourths of a teaspoontul of carb. soda,
dissolved in little water, then fry them
as quick as you like.
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CAUTION |

YNliE subscriber hereby cautions all persons from
i purchasing three netes. of 500 each, due
respectively October 10th. 1861, October goth
1862, and October 10th, ls63, given by George W
W Wentworth TO J onah II. entworth Of Dedham
as payment the same has been stopped.
GEORGE W. WENTWORTH.
Dedham, Oct Eth, 1851. 'jw40
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FOREIGN PORTS,

At MontcvIco sept ,, Dublin, lIuntley, from
Machias, dis-.
Sid IRON Portsmouth, lst. Rufus Choatc, Rich,
Eastport.
At Trinidad 2ith ult barquc X q W Dodge,
Jarvis. for New York idg.
cid at Pictou 9th, sch A Appleton, Stanwood,
Bridgeport.
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Special Notices.

SOMETHING To Do.--A REAIirT We can give
paying employment to respectable psrsoas ritkoat
sasa.-~c also inform respectable rsrsons HifA
mean, -hcrr they invest these tm,s .ith pn.
tive ccTtsnty Of largr gains send addressed en-
veiole and letter stamp fer rvtarp postage u
SrAtfuKp Co,
erDo6 a., Broadway. New York
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

suLLivAs.-M 7ed, sch n Jones. Moon. Boston.
I SID 10Th, sch N Harvey Bragdon. Boston 20,
b Palmetto, Bragdon, New Bedford Astoria,
nn..,sr, Sandy Hook, " 2lst, sch Alice, X.
,eston
pa.ar.-Ar lith, schs shawmnt, MeDsr-
, none n 4 18th, Maria Louisa, Rich, dol ",
Caombs. 'su, Liverpool sob Nancy la
Fever, Kilburiiadelphia Sid 18th, sch May
NAcurAs-Ar fsnmore'
Boston isth, un,olsehs ponwoI.n, br.aD ns,s
. ss,r ,eIt. Jasper, MacsAby. Machasport isth'
Sid iNsp sens crusoe, Pert. TO-.
ziss, cssa6su, Boston. " New YORK iS'a'
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NoTICETo MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the repairs having
been completed upon the Handkerchief Light Yes
sci. she was replaced upon her station the 2lst
inst. and the Relief Light Vessel reno red to her
IL SCORING. in Great Woods Hole harhor.
BY order Of the Light House BOARD.
+ \ LONG.
Clerk To light Iiouec Inspector ID Dist.
Boston, Oct -, 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-25
VICTORINE LOST.

1lNUE person who took the Fur Victorine from
L the fence near Mr.. Jones house. on Main
Street a few days since, will please leave il, IN
m,f,attiy, at the AMERICAN OFFICE.
Ellsworth, Oct. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-25
CIOakS, Capes and MantiIIaS.

In this line show a complete stock of al
the NEW STYLES, and have made arrang-
ments to secure samples weekly from one
of the largest Cloak Establishments
in this country. Also y complete
assortment Of