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The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

To the Ministers Of Great Britain adopting
and concurring in the ADDRESS Of June 3,
1863:
REVEREND AND BELOVED BRETHREN:-
The address to Ministers and Pastors of
'all Christian denominations throughout the
Estates of America" adopted by the Anti
Slavery Conference of Ministers of Religion,
held in the city of Manchester, on the Sd of
June, 1868, has been presented by the Rev.
Jas. w. Massie, d. d., one Of the honored
brethren deputed for this purpose.
1t gives US Ministers in the State of Maine
much satisfaction to know that SO many min
listers and pastors in Great Britain and France
so fully concur and sympathize with us in
Judgment and feeling as to the bearing of re-
cent aud passing events on the cause of hui
man freedom, and the destiny of millions so
long held in unrighteous and oppressive bond
age. These events have demanded andreceived
our devout Acknowledgements to God, whose
woodworking providence has thus made
the war undertaken for the purpose Of perpet-
uating the thraldom OF the negro the means of
loosening his chains and letting him go free.
We trust that legislative measures will soon
provide for the utter extinction Of slavery
Throughout our land.
This, indeed, is not the only desired and ex
pected issue of the war. The integrity of the
Union we deem indispensable TO the mainten-
ance and perpetuation Of our own liberty,
and of the free institutions of the country.
The success of the Southern rebellion would
not only have riveted the chains of the negro,
but have led to further disntegration of the
Republis, TO perpetual civil wars, to social an
archy, and ultimately to military despotism,
involving our entire population in bondage
as CALLING and much more extensive than that
from which, we trust, our colored fellow cti-
zens will soon be universally and forever free.
We earnestly trust that the peace now so
happily subsisting betwixt our own and other
nations, will be preserved, and that the faith
full disciples of Christ on both sides of the At
lantc, will strive by perseyering prayer and
mutual kindnesses, to counteraet the spirit of
hostility and avert The calamites of war As
stewards of the manifold grace of God. let us
be faithful to our trust. Let us exemplify and
encourage the amenities of international good
will. Let us follow after the things that make
for peace, and, whilst faithfully fulfilling every
civil obligation to rulers and to fellow citi-
zens in our respective countries let us remem-
Der that, by claims and ties higher, holier. and
more enduring, One is our Master, even
Christ, and all we are brethren.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
Important from Matamoras and Tcxas
NEW YORK, Aug. ~.

The Tribune has the following:
We have received through a private chan
mel important news from Matamoras and Tax-
as. At this time, and for the last 2 months
the only rebel force guarding the Mexican
border of Texas consists of Duff-s battalion
numbering less than 300 men. The rebel otti,
Gals have taken all the cotton on the P;a
Grande, without regard to the ownership. and
are trying to sell it, while officials of Taman-
lipas, some OF whom are heavy creditors of
the rebel government, threaten to seize il ~
soon as 1t crosses the river.
The State government has placed n war tox
on all capital, which the foreigners refuse 10
pay.
Ex-President Miramon and other leaders Of
the Church party in alliance with the French
have Tor two months been the guests of the
Confederate States official at Brownsville.
few weeks since an agent OF Miramon made
an unsuccessful pronunciamento at Tamaui-
pas.
WIN few armed men he left Matamoras
and marched up the river, taking their arms
rom all whom he met, and publicly announJ
cling that he was authorized to conquer Tex
as &c. A large force was sent against him
by Gen. Lopez, and he was arrested and i'm
prisoned IN Matamoras. but our informant be-
leyes that when the French forces arrive in
Matamoras, which is daily expected. the most
serious complications will occur.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

A few days since, copperhead seafaring
man in Warren, in Knox county, while talking
with an acquaintance about going to sea, was
asked if he was not afraid Of the pirates-of
the Alabama No." said he; 81 should have
no fear, for could join her cre,e and engage
in her cork NTH right good wiu Iwould
as soon be in that business as in any other"
If these are not his exact words, they express
his exact sentiment
Now this man, whose name we have before
us, and the statement vouched by as good au-
thority as the State affords, has gone to Boston
to 90 out mate Of a merchant resell A gen.
tleman of this city, well acquainted in Warren,
requests us to publish the name. agreeing to
be responsible for all the consequences that
may follow,-a gentleman of character, stand
ing and property-but for the present we
withhold it. We will only say, that if any
loyal ship master or ship owners in Boston
have employed mate from the town of War
rem, they will do well to ascertain whether he
is not ready to turn the ship over to JEFF Da-
Wis freebooters. EH
Is it not time that no vessel should be al
lowed to leave port until not only the captain,
but all his subordinate .offieers-those whom
accident may place in temporary command
are tested; till they are made to renew their
oath Of allegiance, and to afford some evidence
that they are not, like the individual referred
to, as ready to join aud fight for JeiI. Davis as
10 sail under the rightful flag of their coun-
try? 9
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Ihursday. August 81.
ARRIVED.
steamer Montreal, Prince, Boston,
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
PASSPORT and ST John NIB
Steamer Harvest Moon, Roix Gardiner.
Sch Odessa, lBrl Waters, Fredericton NIB
Sch I Bartlett, Card Bath
Sch Jas Garcelon. Anderson. Yarmouth.
Sch q w Carpenter Edmonds Philadelphia. and
proceeded TO Yarmouth.
Sch Fannie kits, Bridges Rockland for Washing
ten.
CLEARED.
Bark Andes, sheppard. Pictou NS-master.
Bark Archer. Lewis, ST John NB-Russcll Lewis.
Sch Royal Tar, tBrl 0'Brien. Joggins NS-master.
Sch Windsor, tBrl Barbenck, Hilsboro NB-Inas-
ter.
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston-R G York & Son.
White
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

GREAT DISCOyERY.--Anad adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patchesand Innings to Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will ehectuaIy mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Manufacturers and Machinists, Isl. =. --
And Families,
willdnd it INVALUABLE, 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
Its insoluble in water or OIL
Its liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
IT is
HILToN'S .INSOLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, X. I.
Sapptiedin packages from o.. to l00ibs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON s. Co,
HA 81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
feblTdly
DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS, NO IL
MiddleStreet. Portland Me. augl5-ly
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GB- AT the Franklin County Union Con-
vention, held at Pennington on Wednesday
last, w. H. Joslyn was nominated for Senator;
Il. f. Atkinson of Pennington, Register OF
Probate; Leonard Keith OF Pennington, Co.
Treasurer; and Solomon Stanley, Co. Com
missioner.
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SALE OF TIMBER LANDS
BY CTION.

Saturday. the 5th day of september uext :.
o,ice !, oSr OF one o'clock in the afternoon at our
ITViTSss' sacrament street, the following TIMBER
T.. ~. on the ST. Maurice Tsrritory. belons;ne
will be sold b " p me st. Maurice Lumber Company
IRA, oy order of the Trustees, Viz: y 49,
~ i-nAT RIVER. No. North. containing about
vo hfty square miles
No ABOUT nffy square miles
No aoout my square miles
". N my square miles ''"'
w. ''-nosroSsAIs, East half No. 2 North. CON.
Nae g.. tanning about twenty Ave square miles
N'. o'-shAwISiGAN. South half No West con-
w. tanning about twenty five SQUARE miles
w. ''-nkAn 81. MAURICE, No. S West, Containing
:, about fifty square miles
NO. s.-MAKINAK, No. q North We, su....
about fifty square miles. e~As
Nv ST. mAuRfcE, No. East, containing about
hfty square miles Aoon'
known at the time of sale. '" W "'.oe
JOHN LEEMING co
Aas@o t"u Real Estate Agency
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International Goodwin.
PoRTL AND, Aug. 81, 1856

PORTLAND, Aug. q, 1868.
The following document lies for ministerial
signatures at the book store of ii. Packard,
G1 Exchange st.
Ministers throughout the State are request
ed to send their names under paid envelops as
above. They will be inserted in the order of
their arrival.
The editors of contemporary papers are re-
spectfully requested to insert the address with
this accompanying notice.
Expedition in this matter is desirable. as
DIR. Massie proposes leaving this country by
the middle OF September.
J. j. CARRUTHERs,
Chairman of Committee.
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roREIGN PORTS.

AT Shanghae June o. ships John Jay, Lord, 500
tons, sold tor 800 faeis, for san Irancsco Harvest
Queen. Ellery, unc: brig Mary Capen. Fellows, do
aud others.
At Hong Kong june 23d. ships Panama, soule, for
No M 't car uf mo Watson t e Imperial aseS"s
Don Quixote johnson; Sam Fales. Randall; Sarah
Chase. Evans; Fanny Fern, Jordan. and Montrnor-
enci. West. unc: bark Bertha. Iapley, do.
AT Whampoa June 25 ship Fanny Fern, Jordan,
in dock; bark Bertha, fapley. unc.
AT Manila June a. ship Kitty simpson, Mayo, for
At Calcutta July 8, ships Britannia, Hil and Emily
Farnum, Shines, for London; 5 Glover. Remmonds.
for Shangbae. at 9Ii cents per bag; bark Curwan,
Sailed from Sangor June 29th Union, Norton. for
Gale: Esmeralda ork. Bombay. c II Lord. smith,
London; July 3D.. 5 Glover, Maibon, Boston: Sth.
At at Callao 18Th ult, ships Henry Clarke. Towne,
Chinehas land sailed oath tor Francois 20th Zngari,
Met, do. land sailed 2Ith Tor Cowesl; Alexandrine,
snow. Buenos Ayres Helieon. Crowell. New York.
leaking badly. will heave down: Harry Bluff. Rod
man. Cardiff: 2ith. Albert Gallatin. Slower Monte
video; Panther. Iathrop. san Francisco; q treen.
Leach Rio Janeiro; 25th ship VIM Lord. il. Brown,
Chinchas.
Sid 9th. Vim Lord Jr. for Chnchas: 10th. Regent,
lis. do; MERIDIAN, tor do; Mary Campbell. Morse.
Antwerp.
Sid prev to 10th. Corinne, Lare. Cowes: Samuel
Tarbox, do. ~ ~ fl a s
AT Valparaiso 18th ult. ship Jas Lttleield. Bart.
lett from Liverpool ar 9th, for Chinehas to load Tor
Al 90 18th ut, ships Edw o. Brien, and Jno Wells;
AT Madras July 10. ship Wandering dew, Smart.
Ar at sagua 9TH ult, bark John Griffin. Upton, FIN
Havana.
AR at Havana Sd inst sch Iath Rich. Bonhof New
York.
Ar at Matanzas LIST inst, sch Porto Rico. Hewett,
4th, brigs Ortolan Mahoney. Portland; Dani Boone,
Gilmore, Boston. M
cid 3lst. bark Europa. Br) jackson. Portland.
Ar at sydney. cB, 26th inst, ship John Harris.
Harmon. New York.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

m Wednesday cvenin < last, Lady,s Gold Huu.
~ ter WATCH, with chain, locket and min aftsch-
The same at BYRON GREENOUGH & co.'s ia
Middle street. ~- ..ggs Sats !"
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

A YOUNG LADY desires to employ berscf hx
- the day or BY the week as Dress Maker. or IN
PLAIN sewing. Can be found at No. lIs Bracket
'i'e'- e45 sfa1s es5 Is sdlw aug2s
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan, Pir-
Piles and Frecklcs, may easily b procured by using
the "B.4LM 0F'A THO UlS1ND FLO We RS For
shaving it is unsurpassed-a single drop making
tine lather. 1t is composed of palm-on honey aud
other valuable articles highly periumed by its own
ingredients, and when used for washing. night and
morning, renders the skin soft and white, aud free
from blemish Price 50 cents. For sale by H. H.
HAL. Agent for Maine, and all druggists T
anglo decd & oewSms
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
Boarding House ,

OERsONS wishing Board can find rood .c.o,r-
modations at 123 and lbs Cumberland street
Location pleasant and terms reasonable - II
ang2S d1ws $40 = =. ss.f. +. b
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
County Of Cumberland.

TREAsURER's 0rYrcE, August "a. lisa
STATEMENr OF Costs OF Criminal Prosecution.
~ allowed by the supreme Judicial Court a. ina
jay Term, A. ID: 1868. made In conformity with
the of act OF the Of Maine
entitled AN Act relating to Fines and Costs Of Grim,
inai Prosecutions" approved March 27th, 1865. :.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
Col. FL essenden's Regiment.
Attention, Veterans! W
e6O2 to those EnlistiDg from Portland!
s5O2 20 she.e enIissinx elsewhere In the
State, in addition to the Bosnsiss
she Towns may sGcr.
THE above Bountcs will be paid 20 those enlistin
i in Col. +. Fessenden's Regiment Of
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS!

Till September Is. when the Government Bounty
ceases to be paid.
Now Is the time. Their interest their patriotism.
and their valuable experience call upon the Veteran
and Discharged soldiers to eulist
Term of enlistment. years or the Enquire
of Capt SAWYER Raymond; Capt. Randall Free
port; Capt. Whitman, Turner; Capt. Moses. Lewis
ton Capt. Libby, Limerick; Capt. Chase. Portland;
(etehen Wells: or any OF the Lieutepants. Ifyou
months. aug25
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GOrges Monument Association.

UOfScS WOuunuenu ASSUCs'
NVHE undersigned the three persons hrsf named
Il In the first section Of the act OF the Legislature
of Maine, approved March Gath. 1868. entitled Ia
act to Incorporate the Gor0es Monument 1ssocia-
ing Of said CORPORATION will be- held at Fort fopha.
in the town of Phipsbnrg the ancient Province Of
Sabine, on Saturday, August 18th, A. u, isso. a.
O'Clock A. NJ to establish BY laws, appoint Trustees,
and take such other measures will secure the OBJ
ABNER C0BURN,
JOHN A. POOR,
LEONARD WOODS.
August "A. 1868. dtm
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
DISASTERS,

Both of July, at Petit Manan, during a thick for
and became a total wreck The sistered Isl tons
built Freeport in 1866, where three-auarters
OF her was owned; the other quarter was owned i'm
Portland. She insured $1,000 in the Columbian
office. New York, and $500 in the Old Colony Office
OF Plymouth, Mass.
Brig Thomas Conner, York, from Pictou. of and
Tor Portland was ashore 18th inst, at Plaster Cove
CB, where she dscharging her cargo OF coal into
lighthers. She tight and will probably come
OIL without damage.
Sch Aimira. of Deer Isle. from Eiizabethport with
coal for Salem, struck Hardng's Ledge 18th, and
came off and anchored but afterwards slipped her
cable and ashore on Nantasket beach, to pre-
vent sinking. She has blged aud is full OF water.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
DIED.

In this city. Aug. "a. Mrs. Abbie j. wife of Ghas.
ii. Breed. aged 80 years.
In Weld. July 49, S. MasteIton, Esq, aged 50.
sR~ The funeral services of the late Mrs. Eben +.
Harmon will take place this afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence of her father-in-law. at Wood
ford's Corner
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

Sch NJ Mahohey, Macomber, Bucksport-master
SAILED = wind - banks Aid, G Alexander.
brigs Lincoln. Castillian; schs j X Mather E 4;
Willard, Florida, and others
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
Judge OF Probate.
Grand Union Meetings.

The friends Of the Union will hold meetings
at the times and places indicated by the fol-
lowing list Of appointments, to wit:
Hon. Albert G. Jewett, of Belfast,
win speak as follows: August
Warren. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Friday, %
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

A New New York Top Buggy,
MASSACHUSETTS BUILT. for sale by
Nl AP FULLER. 2S6 Congress ST.,
aug5 opposite the Preble House.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

rERMs,-$6.00 a year If paid cithin three months
the gear
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

NH- We asked the abolitionists to explain
why Shepley's speech was circulated through
the mails under the frank of the Sanitary
Commission; but nobody answered. Adver-
tiser.
True; nobody answered, and for the follow
ing reasons: a..
LIST. The Sanitary Commission has not frank
ed any of Gen. Shepley's speeches. .-..
I'd. The Sanitary Commission does not pos
sess the ranking privilege. And
Sd. Because the writer of the paragraph in
the Advertiser shew himself to be an ass.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

sg- An acquaintance of Pugh's confirms
the statements that are made abouthis speeches
being spirited, he carries the evidence of it
upon the most prominent feature Of his face.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
DEMONSTRATIONS IN FARMrNaToN.-N

DEMONSTRATION IN FARMINGToN-Not-
withstanding the rain Of Wednesday there
was a very large meeting at Pennington in
the afternoon and evening. Speeches We're
made by L. b. Turner, ESQ.,, of Texas, Hon.
Henry Wilson, Hon. S. Perham, Gen. Howard
and others. But for the rain it would have
been the largest meeting ever held in the
county. Mr.. Turner gave infinite satisfaction
to all who heard him. To-day he goes to
Bethel. a-s4
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN fRAN(lStO-iH port SotH. sup conquest
Sears. to load breadstufis for England.
GE0RGErOwN-Ar 23d, schs Rockingham, Tap
ley, Gardiner; Alice. GoOdae. i'm do; hate Merrill
BALfiMoRE-Ar 25th. bark Lapwing. Kean, Rio
Janeiro; sch q T. Prescott, Mills. Vnalhaven.
CID 25tl ship Borodno. Gikey, Boston; schs
Frazer Mitchell, and Lookout, Foster do:
PdlLADELPHlA-Ar6 9Th, bark 81 Marys rom
Jamaica. with loss OF sails, spars, and buiwarks
stove.l IL
Ar 18th ship Tonawanda. Juliens, Liverpool; schs
Annie Gardiner. Nckerson. from Bangor Paragon,
Cid 25th brig John Bernard (Brl Jamson. Barba-
does SCH Althea, Corson, Providence.
NEW YORh-Ar oath, schs Saxon. Cassidy Calais;
Vandaia, Cherryield.
Ar 18th schs Mary Langdon, Providence; Bangor,
Jordan. New Haven.
Ar 26th, brigs Billow, Brown, Newark for Boston,
Altoona, Marshall, Rondout for do; schs Gertrude,
Cassidy, Eastport; q w clover. Snow. Rockiand
Cid 26th, ship VIM Schmidt. Blanchard. ST John
NIB; schs Chief Ryder, for Port Royal Sc; Rising
Dawn Pierce, Gardiner.
PROvIDENCE-Sl 2sth schs Nile. Hill. N York
Avon. Park. and Z Collins, Mathews. do:
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 25tb brgs w Drisko,
Drisko, Pictou for Providence; Chmborazoo, War
rem, do Tor Somerset; schs Leader, Barter, Chop
tauk River Md for Bath; Cummings, Lunt, from
Philadelphia for Newburyport Mill Creek. Boston
Tor Port Royal SC; Defiance, Foss, do for N York
Wheaton, FIN Gardiner for Washington; orris
Francis. Clark, st George for Fortress Monroe.
Sid schs Grecian, Almira, Lion. willow. Trade
Wind. and Superior.
for kennebunk schs Pavilion Harper, Philadelphis
for Boston; Lejok whitmorc do TOR Rockand; j
Achorn, Hatch. New York for Bath; Rachel Wanna
man. vannaman, Portland for Philadelphia.
BOsrON-Ar 18th. schs + s Conanf, wass, jog
gins Ms; A NJ Eldridge. Cullen. and julia Anna,
Harding. Philadelphia: X Thompson, Lloyd. Phila-
Ar 9th. brigs Marshall Dutch, Dix, FIN Port Even;
Waterloo. Walker Bangor; sch penninah & jose
phne. Higgins Eden.
CID 21t6 brig II Strong. Strong. Glace Bay CB;
Trindeen. Hayener. Pcton. 1gI
GLoUCEsrER-Ar 2irh. schs Lucy Lane, Spezi-
ing, Boston for fremont; N A Crediiord. FIN do Tor
kennebunk; Sisters Spear. do for kockland; Emer-
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
Bio. Bradbury, Then and Now.

In 1861, Bion Bradbury represented the
town Of Eastport in the legislature, having
been elected by the Republican voters, who
were largely in a majority. On the 9TH of
March of that year, Mr.. Bradbury introduced
resolution, and subsequently backed it in
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28

rhe circulation of the Daily Press is larger
than that Of any other daily in the city.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
UNION NOMINATIONS
WI FOR GOVERNOR, 5ss
SAMUEL CONY.

III IN u For Senators,
Androscoggin. JERE. DINGLEY. Jr., Auburn.
Cumberland. Z. SAMUEL Z. SPRING, Portland.
LEVI CRAM, Bridgton.
DANIEL ELLIOT, Brunswick.
7@ JOHN ii. PHILBRICK. Standish.
Penobscot. %. n. BRADBURY, Springfield.
A. d. MANSON. Bangor.
81 CHARLES BEALE, Hudson.
Keaaebec ID. l.. MILLIkEN, Wateryile.
JOSEPH A. SANB0RN, Readfeld.
JOSIAH TRUE, Litchield.
Oxford RUFUS S. STEVENS, Paris.
GEORGE b. BARR0WS, Fryeburg.
Lincoln EVERETT W .STETS0N, Damaris'a.
York ....'.... LUTHER SANBORN, Parsonsfeld,
ESREFF ii. BANKS, Biddeford,
ELISHA Ii. JEWNTT, So. Berwick.
Knor. .......J0HN b. WALKER, of Union,
GEO. A. STARR, of Thomaston.
Aroosiook. -. PARKER L. BURLElG II of Lnneus
,Saoadahoc. >. JOSIAH MERROW, of Bowd ham.
Somerset. !. DAVID ID. STEW ART, Arson.
~ - s-4as JOHN S. TENNEY, Norridgewock.
Franklin .....W. Ii. JOSLiN.
Waldo. ....... WIN. McGILyERY, of Searsport.
a. y ELIAS MILLlkEN, of Durham.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
SPOKEN.

July g. lat IS, Ion 81 W. ship Cowper. Sparrow.
from Malaga for Caao.
July 49, lat ~ n. Ion 333 W. ship liner, Rogers, 10
days from Rangoon for Falmouth E.
Aug lat as Ion 81, ship Lucy Thompson. Crocker,
from New York for Liverpool
Aug 8. lat 81, lon "a: ship J A stamler, Sampson.
from Havre for New York
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-28
Per steamship Persia. a. New York y

AR at Liverpool 18th inst Pocahostas, Perry, from
Bangor. } 4t - a4t
CID 18th. Endy Williams New York p
Sid lith. fleeiwing, Kelley. Boston; Monmouth.
Jones, Nassau Mp via CardiG.
Ent for ldg 18th. Sunrise Luce. New York; Albert
GaIlatin Macoduck. aud Ellen Austin. kennedy, do;
Eugene Mosher. Philadelphia.
AR at London 18th, ship Highland Chief, Harrison,
Boston. st sH
CID 18th, Emily A Hall. Hall. Cardiff and singa.
pore; 18th. Augusta Norwood. higgins. do; 1sih,
Lizzie Southland. Dyett. New York. ~ .s
for Antwerp. #
Sailed from Cowes 18th. Win witherles. Atwood.
Ar at Bristol PHI 18th, vancouver. .Curtiss. New
York; Jos CLARK, Littefed, 81 John NIB.
Ar at Cardiff 18th. harry Hammond. Burnham.
SID l2,h. Goddess: crowell. New York; Stephen
Sailed from Glasgow 18th. George Cooper, Boston.
Ar al Queenstown 18th, Annie sise. Weeks. from
Akyab q ~ ~
Ar at Cowes 18th. orozimbo, Townsend, I'm CaIao.
and sailed for Hamburg.
Sailed from Falmouth 18th, Fearing for London;
Potomac Weeks, Liverpool
Ar at glasgow 18th. Chas Cooper. Short 81 John
u via Boston. Nl4 'fqE
sailed from galway 18th. Jane Duncan Elliot for
New York.
Arat woosupg June s. Maryland. Buckmnstcr,
Taku.
Sid 9Th, Young Greek, Taylor, Taku; 9Th, Ruth
Mailman. n ~ 77-T'
Ar Al Hong Kong June 49, Dirigo. Buckminsser.
Ma ls.e ~ snma,r nahgnon s,r
Siu 5she 70. ouna'fa; nihsmah ior Mania; 18th,
y, MN. imn1 ~ s,,n S; ~ o..
Hong Kong 40 ->' simpson" "Aso from
ra1m a, s'hsaPo os aae =. Emma Jane Jordan FIN
IN a,, e., oy l. arensI, Slessey, nong hong
p,.e, 1,.' n9o,nsoh' ior New iork 20
passoJ Ani;or inne IL ttaan,d x..h g. r-,
for ~. Yart 9i,h a.anra , ,nn n' rooenow
for ua"g Hon.. Mar RrsSsa "a, "a W,i, ~" OK
nong ,,ons. fy wilson, I'm hong
I'm Saii ~ 49, aofH p lol aong mong-
iey' iot r.hgAho' July o'h' western Chief, word
inS' s :, ,a,a,,.. In
fara;m Sa'saras :. muse S'andisn' hutchinson,
Ar ar xt,ia,on ~ MAJ o. .,,.,,,.u
boston ven,
IRON Sah rahc,seo. rref
SID NAY 49,. ~, w n Mountain % Harnden. CaAo;
June o. hienafa hus.eea, mitchell San Francisco.
IsnIam me ndnn NJ June H. Helen Cooper,
s,u ,iay ~, Jennie lame Ia Burke, Lytteton.
W x " do'ooai"o '"ne - ohas Sprague, Wmte,fm
w S;, 1T =. ,o.,
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Ion. Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts.
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THOMAS ii. MEAD,
County Treasurer.
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IMPORTS.

Fredericton NIB Sch odessa-G0.ooo # lumber, to
Miller