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at home, it was amusing to hear the debate

at home, it was amusing to hear the debate
yesterday upon the bill making an appro
priation to defray the expense of removing
sick, wounded and dead soldiers to fhell
homes. The bill appropriates but t'oo
thousand dollars, yet some members thought
the State could not bear the expense. Sale
one "we should practice economy; oul
State is as yet very weak, and we should
be cautious how we appropriate funds."-
Oh consistency, thou art jewel
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A GIANTEss.-M Wannamer died in
Bergen county, N. Y, last week, who
weighed, previous to her death, seven hun
ired pounds. She was great eater, and
disposed of an ordinary sized ham in two
meals. At her last dinner twenty.four
'ars Of corn made up slight portion of her
repast
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repast.

FRIGHTFUL Loss.-Our friend, Captain
Lakin, of the Eighty ninth Ohio, informed
us that his regiment went into the fight at
Ohickamauga six hundred strong, and came
'ut with only one hundred men The gal
antry of the Ohio boys will forever live in
The hearts of their countrymen, and be ap
plauded by all who know the countless
worth of freedom-NashviAe Tenn.) Press
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AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY.-At the last
meeting of the American Bible Society q
communication was received from Rev. DR..
Fuller, of Baltimore, acknowledged grant
of twenty five thousand testaments for the
Bsbtist Sunday schools in the Southern
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PERFUMERY Sc

EDITOR Rro1srER:-I notice an issue Of your paper
Of last week notice the effect that my sister Ester
Fromme, has left her husband, Edward Fromme as he
to the public in general that be is t and the truth
is not in him That my sister did mary him. is true,
that she has been his wife ior nearly year true put
since she has been his wife, he has treated her in the
most brutal and shocking manner, is not only true
sef in the CITY Of wheeling. In his notice he warns
all persons not trust her his account. This TO
saw the least utterly absurd any who at all
acquainted with nun or tne STATE OF ais business t'oe
small but as for myself hereby voluntary promise
and agree to hold my self personally accountable for
all and any debts that she may contract
R. SHoNFIELD. G
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States. Grants of books were made to the
Pennsylvania Bible Society; to supply pris
,ners of war at Fort Delaware; also to sup
ply prisoners ofwar at Johnson's Island aud
Gettysburg. An appropriation ofone thon-
sand dollars was voted to the missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for bible work in Ipdia, and fifteen hun.
dred dollars for like object in Germany.
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DIED.

On the Sd instant after a short illness, MAGGIE
daughter Of the late JOS s. and Margaret Meor aged
nine years and six months
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral this Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock, from
the residence Of her uncle Jesse B. Mellor Hamden
street, below 9Th.
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NOTICE.

rT'HE tenents of the Gregg farm and what is known
i as the home farm, belonging to the estate of the
late Hugh Nichols, and all other persons interested
are notified that neither Hugh X. Nichols nor his
father George W. Nichols has any right to collect or
receive any of the rents profits Of either Of said
farms. Such rents and profits only payable me-
octt5:S ISAAC Colts.
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE country residence situated Oh the
IA National Road, mile west of Bridgeport, Bel
mont County o. The lot contains one acre Of ground
set in fruit and ornamental trees fine two story
brick dwelling, modern stpe, with eight rooms Back
building Tor Milk room and Wash house. Good well
of never failing water, cisern, SC. Stable carriage
house.
For terms, inquire at the Store Of Osborne & Sharp
or on the premises of
oct2:lwd&wlt A. !. OSBORNE.
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N ubas, Sontags, Wooden Vests and Alexandrias. q
full line OF the above goods, just received and for
SALE NJ RHEINSTROM
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IMPORTANT

70 TIT. I:555 AFFLICTED.
nR DOW continues to be consulted at his Office, Nos.
~ and Edcntt Street Boston, on all diseases OF y
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long of study aud practical experience Of
unlimited extent Dr.. d. has the qualification OF
senting the unforun with remedies that have never
since he first introduced them, failed to the
alarming cases Of
GOAORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of venereai and
impure blood, Impotency, Scrofua, GonorrAoa, Ulcers
pain and distress in the regions Of procreaton
ton of the Bladder and Kidneys, llydroceis Abcesses,
Iamors ighu Swelings and TIE long train OF horrible
symptoms attending this class disease, made
come as harmless az the simplest angs OF a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devoes great part of his time to the treatment
of those caused hy secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate ndi-
vidua for business society. Some OF the sad and mel
anchoy effects produced by early habits Of youth ara
Weakness of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the head,
Dimness of sight, Papitation Ct the heart, Dyspepsia,
nervousness Derangement OF the digestive functions,
symptoms Of Consumption, &c The fearful effects the
mind much to be dreaded loss Of memory, confusion
of IDEAS, depression Of spirits, evil orebodngs, aversion
Of society, selidis!rus tmty &C. among the ills
proiucci, Such persons Should, before contemplating
matrmony consult physician Of experience and be
or restored to health ana happiness.
Patients who wish remain under Dr. Dow's treatment
a few days weeks, will he furnished with pleasant
rooms and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent to all parts OF toe country, with full di
recons for use, receiving description OF your
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Cnpotes warrented
the best preventive Order by mail. Three for 81 and
a red stamp.
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Special Notices.
4 4 IL ID :,

We the un1ers gned acknowledge the reception
Of a very pleasant visit from our friead' i'om
Hancock Neck, who let; behind them evident TO-
kens If their bcacyolcuce and resard. Many
were deprived Of being present on account Of the
uniaycrable appearance Of tho weather The
men came prepared Tor labor. with tle design 81
farming which they did with a will
And also the reception Of a similar favor a
short time previous, from the friends Of North
Hancock, who In US a bountfll supply Of wood,
May the blessing Of heaven attend them in all
their ayocltions, and the grace Of God sustain
and prepare them for sea, ia his heavenly king
dom. T. BATonEinEa.
C. T. BAICuELHER.
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M A r r led.

Mariaville-l7th inst by Rev. C. c. Long, Mr.
Augustus A. Knowles Of Addison, to Miss Cecilia
A. Long Of NJ
Plantation No. May 18th, by J. II. Doyle,
ESQ.,, Mr.. Montgomery II. Havcy of No. I, tc
Miss Harriet L. Hooper of franklin. -
Addison-May 9th, Hamilton d. Nash folMiss
Endora NJ. Locke, both of a.
Steuben-April 2jth, Mr.. Jason Smith Of s..
to Miss Olivia p. McDorrtt Of Cherryfeld.
May stb, Mr. Nathan b. Ycaton to Mis-:
Mary J. Atwatcr, both of S.
Eden-May 18th, Mr.. William Marcves to Mir.
Zelphia Barnes, both of Eden.
getv!le-ljth inst. by W. G. Sargent, Esq
Capt. Fred r. Pickering to Mrs. Mehitabe IL
Hartman, both Of 0rland.
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D / ED.

EIiswOrth--Aprl 23d, Mrs. Jemima Goulds
bury, aged 81 years and months.
May 18th, Charles C. Pratt, aged 10 years
son Of Hezekiah and Abby Pratt
Bucksport-May 10th. Mary E., only child oil
d and II. W. Robinson, aged i6 years, 4 mo nths
and 10 days.
New York-l5th inst, Capt. Reuben Dodge
formerly of sedgwick, Nc.
Brewer-May 18th, of diptheria, Hattie Sophia
daughter Of Vim. and Mary S. Savage, aged
years and months
"Seep on sweet babe, thy task is done,
Thy earthly cares are DER;
And earth contains two mourning hearts,
And heaven one angel more"
Machias-May 10th, Dea. VIM. A. Croker
aged Il years.
s7dgwick 18th inst, widow Sally Friend aged
90 years. Mrs. Friend had been Der of the
First Baptist church many years, and We trust
she sleeps in Jesus. P.
Bluehill-4th inst, of diptheria, Ann Maria
daughter Of John /. and Mary j. Miller aged t
years and months.
Twas Jesus gave the little gem,
And kindly took it back again;
| meekly bow beneath his rod
And give my darling up to GoA Con-.
Hancock-May 18th, of Dipthcria, Guilfori W
sou of Capt. Elijah and Elizabeth stratton, aged
. years, months and day.
Though thy beautious form no longer
Now is by mortal eyes,
Still, by Iaith increasing stronger,
| can look beyond the skies.
iuete ehroiled IN garments shIhihg,
ihon af' seated WIN tue oiest'
lease, IN souI' cease reP'hihs
seehj y seeh that heaNeAiy rest. NJ
Cane Hill. Afk.-of acuto nnepmoria. Eivare
p Thoiras s.n of I p and NJ II Thomas n
Bluehill. Me-. aged % wears. The deceased hac
hem far some three vear,a resident in Kansas
and had soon after the first call for volunteers
enlisted in an artillery company. At the time Of
his death NJ WIS connected with Aliens Kansa.
Batterv. lie had been engaged in ,eyer,I battle.
where he distinguished himself by his coolnes.
and bravery in the hour of danger, and had en-
1e,rel hinsolf T., his comrades by his uniform
kindness and amiabilitv amid the privations and
frial, Of canp lie. lie had been for some time
prryi,as To his enlistment. n member Of Waharusa
Iod g / o. of q, T.. Mt Auburn. Kansas. and VT
have the testimony of his comnanions that while
exposed tn the MANY temotations incident TO a
,oId er's life he ever kent his pledge inyiolate-
His memory will long be cherished BY his brother
and sister remplars. as we'll as by wide circle
Of friend. and aeouaintances; but while We la
men, hi, uotimely fate. we remember that in his
conutrys service his life was sacrificed and Of such
il may we'll be said Their rest il glorious
MI Gilral kas. Nav Sd. 1868, Asu.
We regret to announce that Sergeant George
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DIR. Dow, Physician and Surgeon No & Edicot, seet
Boston, consulted daily lr all diseases incident the
female system Prolapsus teri. falling Of the Womb
Flour Albus Suppression, and other menstrual range-
meuts all treated upon pathological principles
and speedy relief guarante in very few days, So in
variaby certain is the mode of treatment that
obstinate complaints yiea under it, and the afflicted per-
rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
of diseases Of and children than any other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish ia
stay in Boston f-w days under his treatment.
Dr.. Dow since Isis, having confined his whole atten
ton Office practice, for the of private Disease
and Female Complaints edges superior in the
United States.
NB-Au letters must cortai four rcd stamps or they
viii not be answered.
Oaice Hours from 4. VI. to p. NJ,
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q HUNNEWELL'S
CIR EAT MEnIES

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OF NArHARrc BY the application of true Pharmaeeu-
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In this valuable Pill To prevent putting such quantities
of imgestibe drugs into the stomach the prpinv mains
so erroneousy judged to be the evidence OF thorou
actions and to require from to s to get decent
cathartic was the study in this development The dose
seldom exceeding One and never more than Two Pills
settles the question Of economy, and character can be
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riyESRss, BiLoussgss LIVER COMPLAINT, all derange-
mems Of the stomach and bowels, and Family Pill,
HUNNEwELLs UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
To make Cough Remedy thorough for all Throat and
Lung Complaints, and to rid the mind OF climatic causes
when the great has been the Introducing compo-
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est freedom Of use, the only true theory by which such
complaints can be eectualy ctred, the point made
in this valuable preparation To prevent asking atten-
ton to long stories of great and to long descriptive
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sacred, in COLDS, rGus, HoARsESEss, SoaE THROAT,
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Lung COMPLAINTS which, when neglected end in Con-
SUMPTION, and prove the declaration by results
HUNNEwELL's TOLU ANoDYNE.-This most won
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relief while natures aerwork Is undisurbed and Of
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This valuable preparation shou ID be in every Family
as description equals its real necessity, its splendid
results.
J L. HUNSEwELL, PROPRIETOR,
Commercial Wharf, Boston,
II For sale b, all Wholesale and retail dealers.
Calvin q. Peck, Agent, Ellsworth.
W. l.. Alden Co., Bangor. II. II. Hay Co, and W .
=, Phillips. Portland, Wholesale Agents.
u Dealers Of good reference supplied commission
by the proprietor. ly15a
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A Friend in need. Try it.

DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment is prepared
from the receipt Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice for
the last twenty years with the astonishing success
As remedy it is without rival and viii allie
vate pain speedily than any other preparation For
ali Rheumatic aud Nervous Disorders 1t is truly inible
and as curative for Sores, Wounds sprains Bruises &c
It's soothlns healing and powerful strengthening proper
tics excite the just wonder and ast5nishment Of all who
have ever siyen it trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable performed b. it within the last two
years, this truth. Sold by all dealers eowl
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Probate Notice.
Fifth Collection District.

AssEssoR's OFFICE,
ELLswoRrH, Ms. May 5, 1868. 5
NOTICE is hereby given that the lists, valua.
1 v tons, AMI enumeratons made and taken
within the County Of Hancock, under the Act of
Congress passed July LIST, 1862, known US the Ex-
else Law, and the Act to amend the same passed
March Sd, 1853, may be examined on and during
fifteen days after Nay It'll 1868, at the office of
the eferal Assistant Assessors in this County, to
wit, in the fifth division at the office of Danforth
P. Mrcyes in West Eden, in the sixth division Mt
the Office of Ephraim II. Harden Mariaville, in
the seventh division at this office, in the eighth
division at the Office Of William Grindle Jr.,
Penobscot, and the twenty fifth day Of May
1864. at this Office, appeals will be heard and de.
termined, relative to any erroneous valuations or
enumerations, by the several Assistant Assessors
in this County.
lG n. A. JOY, Assessor.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.

A REVEREND GEsrLEMAs HAVING BEEN REsroR-
ed to health in a few days, after undergoing all
usual routine and irregular expensive modes of
treatment without success, considers it his sacred
duty to communicate to his afflicted fellow crea-
lures the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt
Of addressed envelope, he will send (free) a
copy Of the prescription used. Direct to DIR. JoHs
M DAsyELL, Sc Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New
York, eomlyl
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,

YOUR HEALTH. AND MENTAL POWERS,
by .sns that SAFE pleasant popelaE and specific Rene
dy known as
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the advertisement in another column, and prom
~ H.
Diseases and symptoms Enumerated
Cat Il oct and preserve ii. You not now require il
Bat may at some Future day.
"It gives health and yigor to III frame,
And bloom to the paid cheek 2nlI
II Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
BsraTC Of COgRteIfeHs Cures Guaranteed
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state of Maine.

ExEeUHvE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta. May 5, lse3. 5
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta,
on Friday the fifth day Of June next
Attest JOSEPH Il. HALL,
l6 Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE.

chuiehcs will hold its annual meeting with the
, Church at orland, on Tuesday and Hsdne'day
June ID and Sd, commencing at 10! o'clock A, NJ
l.t Preacher, Rev. :. :, Drake.
I'd - Rev. BENZ Dodge.
VIVA. MERRILL, Scribe.
No. Deer Isle, May S, ls63. Il
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nloriue 1ollrual.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Saturday, 10th.
schr X P Warren, Jordan, Boston.
Tuesday, 10th.
Henry Clay, Wyman, Belfast.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, goth.
Schr Caressa, Milken, Boston.
:. Arabiue, Casper, do.
Morning Star, Sadler, Boston.
" Vaudalia, Strans, Boston.
Thursday, 2lst.
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The following Amer.

The following American ships have recently
been sold At London Annie L Move, $40 tons,
built at Eastport in 1868, AZ $4,000. Spiridion,
Has tons. built at Thomaston in 1859, ut 10 900.
Flying Scud. built at Damariscotta in 1854, IFS
tous. at $3.50. Young sam, 1912 tons, built ut
Portland in 1885, ut $4,000.
ship Charlotte Stanler, 800 tons, built at
Richmond in 1854, and brig Ocean Traveller, 2?1
tons built at Sodswick in 1873, have been Sold
At New York on private terms.
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4 DMINISTRAToR's SALE.
IF YOU WOULD SING WELL

IF YOU WOULD SING WELL
Study and practices the admirable Lessons and
Exercises contained in " Bassdis Art of Singing,
a Practical sysem for the Cultivation Of the
Voice" 1t treats thu subject in a thoroughly
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and is recommended by Teachers and Voealists as
the best work for those who wish to become the
best singers. Soprano Voice s. So abrids ed ST.
IS; Tenor 50.
For Sabbath Schools.
THE CHERUB collection of songs for sab
bath Schools and Sabbath Evenings. BY j. c..
Johnson. Copies mailed, postpaid. Price, BIDS.
- cents, S22 per 100; paper 20 cts, SIT.
DwiGht's Journal OF Music.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Each number containing sixteen pages, including
Four Pages of Superior Music, Musical Essays,
Criticisms, Reviews, Reports of Concerts, n gem
eral summary Of Musical Intelligence and Cor
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and Europe.
B-Specimen copies mailed free on application.
Published by OLIVER DlrSoN CO, Boston.
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Sch K F. Warren, Jordan, Boston.

Ship oleron. reported lost of Cape Horn, was
built at Bath in 1860, was 1926 tons, owned by
W Moses sons, and was insured tor SIS 900.
She was a first class ship, was four months out
on the passage Tor the Chinchas, and the loss is
at least $50 100 more than the amount insured.
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ScurVcy aud SorOIuIouS ErupIlOnS VIII
ron cover the bodies Of those brave who fighting
counirys battles Night air, bad food aud drench-
lag ras VIII make sad havoc With the strongest there
fore let every man supdy Himself with HOLLOW US
OtNrMENf it is a certain for every Kind q skin
disease. Only IS c.s per pot. lmls Fla
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CERTAIN CURE
In ALL CASES. Or NO CHARGES MkIfE

Or. Dow is cousn ct daily, from A.. NJ to p. ".
above upon all iiiient and chronic diseases Of every
and nature having by his unwearied Aenl ion and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
tients all parts Il the Country to obtain advice
Among the piiysps in Boston, stand higher in
the procession than lie celebrated pR DOW, No End
eet, Boston. Those who need the services of
experienced physician and surgeon should give him call
p. S.--nr. DOW iupQrtz and has for sale arci
called the French Secret. ordeI By mail Two for 5.
| ami n red stamp.
Boston, April, ltG3 Iyl3s
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County Of Hancock.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, May, 1863.
Statement Of Costs allowed in Criminal
prosecutions at the April Term of the Su.
preme Judicial Court and Court of County
Commissioners, viz -
Allowed by County Commissioners.
Costs of Inquisitfon on body of J. Rich.
ardson, before Horace p. Fifed, Coro-
ner, Sl0,77
State vs. Henry Burns.
Total amount, Sll 81 E.
Originated before A. l.. Rich.
State vs.. Thomas Connell.
Total amount, Sc, lG
Originated before VIM. Somerby
State vs.. Charles Jellison.
Total amount, $6,9l.
Originated before VIM. Somerby.
State vs.. John j. Fletcher.
Total amount, 512,Gl.
Originated before VIM. Somcrby.
State vs.. Alfred Archer,
Total amount, S4,Go.
Originated before VIM Somerby.
State VS.. BENZ. Crosby & ais.
Total amount, $1,000.
Originated before WIN. Somerby.
State VS.. Persons Unknown.
Total amount, S33 ,35.
Originated before L. G. Philbrook.
Allowed by Supreme judicial
Court.
State vs.. L.. A. COMBS.
Total amount, $3.50
Originated before Nathan White.
State vs.. Michael McCabe.
Total amount, S23 Sc.
Originated before VIM. Somerby.
State VS.. Antonio Smith.
Total amount, S6l.i3
Originated before VIM. Somcrby.
State vs.. William l.. Stevens.
Total amount, S23 80
Originated before Grand Jury.
State vs.. Bluehil.
Total amount, Sl4.2j
Originated before Grand Jury.
State vs. Edward West
Total amount, $40 OF
Originated before VIM. somerby,
Stats vs.. Penobscot.
Total amount, $1,000.
Originated before Grand Jury.
General Bill of Costs, S279,l0
Total $4,000
WILLIAM ii. PIsRuRY,
County Treasurer.
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FISHERMEN.

Ar at Newport 14th inst, schs Storm Child,
Chase, Greenport for Georges Banks, ChanticIecr,
and Lucknow from Gloucester.
Ar 10th. schs Palmetto State, of and from Har-
witch Iodine, of and from Essex Prairie Flow
er, Golden iIoru, Catharine, Northern Light, and
Camilla, Of ard from Cohasset Leading Star,
of and from Gloucester.
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DISASTERS.

DISASTERS.
Brig New Era, tof Providence) Usher, from
New York for New Orleans, went ashore on Cat
Island on the night Of the 22d ult, bilged, and
will be total loss. The crew, together with part
of the cargo, sails, rigging, &c, saved, and taken
to Nassau, MP. about lst inst. Capt Usher would
leave for homo after settling his business. The
brig experienced very heavy gale 4th ult, the
next dsv after leaving New York, in which lost
deck load, sails, &c, and injured the mate and
one man. The New Era was an AZ vessel of 272
tons built at Eastport Me, in 1854, and was own.
ed in Providence, one half by tho Capt, who has
insurance at an Office on Cape Cod. The cargo
was for Government account.
Sch Curlew, (of Bucksport) Powers, at New
York from Matanzas, reports on llth int, at
night went ashore on Sandy Hook, but came of
by assistance Of a tug, without Damage.
Brig West, Wooster, from Sullivan, with
cargo of granite, is ashore Seven Foot Knoll,
below Baltimore, and will have to be lightcned
before she can be got off,