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Gan. Win6ald Scott.

This veteran American officer, who was
born near Petersburg, Va, on the 18th of
June, 1855, and is therefore seventy mine years
OF age to-day, is thus described by one who
saw him during the reception of his successor,
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, in New York:
HHe may be six feet Eve inches high, andin
his lofty shadow we lesser men seem members
of degenerate race. His hair is very thin
and white, like a newborn child I upon his
bloodless and furrowed, yet plethofic, face
there are marks harsher than time, and the
grand stature is little STOPPING, as if invisi-
BILE years we're heaped upon his broad should
ers. He wears soft slippers, and his voice is
broken like one who talks In sickness.
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DIR, LANGLEY'S
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ar me a Tfest Blood Purifier; theb best Health Restor
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All who sse them; Price 20, 50, ana Is 81. usr not
tie sod Dy dealers in medicine. GEnRcE q
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comprises succiuct account of the part taken In the
war BY each regiment battalion and company that en-
ices the facts aod events Of which purports to Be
history -dosPet Bqnner. q ~ NTY I 06
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< ~ The New Y ork .Nsws = the Democratic
journal now edited BY John Mitchell, late Of
Richmond-speaks of JEFF. Davis as t'the great
man who SO long directed one Of the greatest
contests known to. history = q man whose lofty
soul might be touched to tears in the heyday Of
his power but who, in the hour Of his adversely
is incapable Of any emotion beneath the dignity
of true greatness seW edtqs asfaehs
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Devens, Reynolds, Port Madison.
DRY, Gregory. Providence; Dirigo, Blair, Hayass;
brig Fredenia. Potter, New YORK ~
akiCaMv mp yA-Ar7 th, son Mihnis Cobb. In.
.fHiIADELPHiA lar sth. sch Sarah elizabeth
AZ sth. scSs Gar, Hammond Glsoe Bav cs
Doane. Knowiton, hilton Head SC; James Bliss.
and Porto Rico. Wentworth, Bangor. -
vv Tld ssh, DTig Olga trooper W Pass; sch West
Ar 10th, brigs , H Kennedy. Smith, Charleston;
Ros ner. Mcfarland. Calais; schs American la ge'
NEW York 9th. ship VIM + s to TAB BEVapt
Liverpool; barques Mary e LIBBY, LIBBY Cardsnas;
AA a aens5 hsw Orleans brig Virginia Wood,
Portland Rachel Beals Moore, Calais; American
Chief, Pressey, Thomaston.
Churchill ssssos Ays fOno S1TS o%
h hagIpana; A1teloEe White, 81 Croix; Mara hon
Mayaguez; schs James b. ophy, Becker. Roektand.
Maggie Bell, Gilkey. Willet's Point ----'
Cid ION, ship Southampton, whitney, St John
NIB sob II Cleyeland, Whitmore Camden
Ar llth ship Pc severance. from Leghorn; baroue
asfses y NOON, nom sagua; Acme, Vera Cruz; brig
AZ lQth, barque Rossmond, Pickett, Cow Bay CB;
brig Manlius, Dixon. Minatitlan : : = -
.I SD iU.n chips Ellen Austin, Mary Riggs, Pro-
NEW HAvEN-Ar 9th, sch Pierce, Jones, Calais
No nnm hLONIDONvA[ 9Th sch Tugwsssa Pattsn.
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sPAWTUCkEf-Ar 10th, sch 0tranto, Hammond,
sid 10th, sch Susan Taylor, Lord. Calais ass
NEWPORT-ln port 10th, schs Golden Rule, Syl-
vester. Eixabethport for Portland; Henry, Ferris
Providence for Bangor; John Compton, Long, do
Gardiner; n II Hall Murphy, Calais Tor New York;
Antelope, Morton, Rookland for do; Tyrone Pery
CaIais Tor New York; and others + 49,
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9th, schs Alligator Col
Inns, Philadelphia ior boston; Amanda Powers. Bull
lock. New York for dol Fannie Hammer Vebborts,
AR 10th. parque Chas Edwin Tibbetts, New York
for Portiandi schs Sarah Fish Fountain. Philadel-
Ned Sumter. Lord, do for Portland; Emily Fowler
Shalce Ms for New York f.a,-.' - = 50 /
In port barque Chas Edwin; schs Alligator Ora.
100, Duroc, Arcturus. Amanda Powers New Yerk 4
Fannie Hammer. Sarah FISH Volant. Moro EmiIS
r rowler Ned Sumter, Dresden, VIM Wilson, Ella 4
NEW BEDFoRD-A iitA. sch julia Maria, eOtt,
Sid nth, schs Col Lester, Perry. Philadelpbia.J
Haraden. Bunker. 6 ouldsboro. y
, BOSIoN@Ar llth, ship Littlston (Brl TAYLOR FIN |
Liiteton NJ; Drg W Drisko, Buchanan, Phiisdel
wsta,Ioo spns hsrdscrabble Gregory Richmond
AZ AZ i IN sen Henrietta. Jones Gardiner.
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u sALEM-Ar llth Tampa, johnson. Philadelphia;
W ~ nye, Kn0ades, Elizabethport T'.'f
~ VI Ehs-Ar sth, sob Mary Elizabeth, Chase,
B,tEl.FASTAr 9th, schs Margaret, Elizabethport;
aena, Philadelphia Eliza OTIS. Boston. = y
Ar h, sch Col Simmons Salem altt
,so 0ia Sth barque e Holbrook, new, ofNew York,
sATH-Ar 10th, brig Harriet. Spear, Baltimore;
cn Gov Cony, Brown, do. FNt
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the rebels to terms: that eve" have inaugur-
ated peace, and so they viii come forward
withthe assurance ofSatan himself and claim
that awen should participate In the honors
and the traditional glories Of the great sarag-
gle.
For four Yeas Union men, the loyal men,
,vbo were for saving the country at all hszards
and at whatever cost, have been forewarning
the copperheads of the future that awaited
them, of the dishonor that would be visited
upon traitors and their posterity, and OF thein-
fanny ia which their names would be held. The
fate of Arnold has been held up before them,
and they have been importuued, IS they would
avoid H. to shun the paths he tfod. But all
this has been with little effect; they contin-
uedsto oppose the war and to denounce these
who were fighting Its battles. Lincoln was
held up by them and their presses and orators
as q tyfant. deserving the dagger, Sherman
was denounced as q eyandal, and Grant was
stigmatized as butcher.
But time has put an end to the strife, and
ushersd in the dawn Of lasting peace. Shall
those who have opposed the country's interest
and constantly sided with the common enemy,
now be treated the same as those who have
laid their lives upon their country's altar /?
While JEFF Davis and his immediate contreres
are put upon trial and perhaps hung, shall
those at the North, who have always cheered
him or, or at least, labored to embarrass those
who were seeking to thwart the schemes OF
traitors, be received into loving, fraternal EN-:
brace, and be regarded as the proved friends
Of the country Do not the truly 10y al men
Of the South-the colored men who have no.
bly, fought for aflag which heretofore has pro.
tected their oppressors make more impera
tive demands upon the Nerth, and present
ar higher claims to regard and sympathy
than the copperheads who have opposed the
war and would now re-enslave them ? The
faithful black man has proved his loyalty; le
US not forget him.. The unfaithful. copper
head has proved his disloyalty; while we par
don him let it be conditioned that he be KEEP
under strict watch for a long time to come
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4 EVERY ONE sKoULD USE
Halls Vegetable sicilian
. g = HAZE RENEwEp4

mat splendid preparation for the hair which ia
iast becoming SO popular and 50 much INQUIRED for
no one who has once tried it will ever give up its
use. - ~ I'D ArrE
It's vegetable compound and contains NO in.
jurious properties whatever. 1t win restore gray
nair toits original color 1t viii prevent the hair
rom falling out; il causes the hair to grow on bald
heads; 1t cleas SEES the scalp and makes the hair soft
=. !. - beautiful hair dressing.
10 % recommended and used By the first nsdicai an
thosity. Mshassrsf~G
s,..,..e y. ask Tor Halls Vegetable
IS !. - 1900 as mere Is worthless imi-
'~..o An sne nalAei' ftffl
xrr.,..-,--. ~ iopiietors, Nashua, N, H.
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orally. s-,s-' s'A'
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oO0OGRAPE.

The Best Veg table preparation for the HAIR.
1t removes Dandru. stops The Hair from falling or
products new growth where II has fallen OF,
makes stiff hair soft and glossy, and restores Cray
Hair TO Its natural color. Sold everywhere. x. r..
CLARKE, Proprietor, Sharon, Mass.
June6-sn d$w1m "a
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS !!
DIR. J. w. KELLRY.

WILL BE In PORTLAND Tuesday and Wednesday
i.sn ana l4th june, at his Medical efhoe ia Con.
Ersss street eorner Pearl where he can be consult
ga on an diseases, chronic, long standing sener
Mdeeility, weakness, election of the liver. Junes.
kidneys, spleen, heart, 60, with an attending
symptoms. All arc invited to CALL Oonsultssion
ana auVaee ifes. i9i 7t3 AAl4 @i juhsssndIw&
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MARRIED.

In this city, june IL. by Rev Mr. Walker, Charles
Laing and Mis- Estella fhoits. both of Yarmouth.
y In Gorhams June IL, by Rev 4 Sanborn, William
N Written and Miss Susan Pope, both Of Poit-
land. a4f .ss
In Cbpe Elizabeth, June To- by Rev E Robinson,
An3rew @ Shaw and Miss Octayia A LoVett, all OF
Cape Elizabeth. asa Hat
In Rockland, June 4, Capt Dudley s Jones and
Ellen NJ Johnson elNf
In Reekiand. June 8 james Curtis and Mrs Char.
lotte E Porter. q taaa Nd1 Ieissa 11Z ~
o In Thomaston. June /. eenj B Trundy and Helen
i In Appleton, May rs, Andrew Herrck, OF Sears
mont. and Mrs Nancy Consnt, of A. lG
Julia Healy. ssslta ia. eiatQ qM -f
In Northp 1T June 1. Zebulon Sheldon and Mrs
Ellen Hopkins- iyafi5 s4sa .r4a Caea
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Farm For Gale.

CtITU ATRD in Raln ouib, know as tho AoG raecr
- Farm, containing about 100 acles Of land III ~
or more of It wood aud timber, with cons iierails
Of oak There is on the same two storied house,
about tine mile ON the Grand Trunk Dep t. ard
! OF mIe rom thu first Congrs gational Meeting
house and exterds to he Pre5umpscot RIVER.
For further particulars enquire OF Is. N TUKES.
BURY, neac the premu go, or to
su JOHN @. PROCrER, Lime St, p ,rtand
Falmouth June II, 1865. iunel31kW 3Ws
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COLGATE,s HONEY soAp

rAIs celebrated. Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollisnt in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. 4,rne-s bHs jan31dlyr.
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TO BE on NOT TO BIZ tn AIS THE QUESTION -
The question has been long sine settled by the pop
ular verdict, that SrzRLINGs AMBRosIA is the only
reliable preparation for Strengthening 4 weak hair.
jone6snd2w
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Ing autho5s nave had access to all official papers
anr L nas0 n@I e1ceiient means for getting up this
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Recent Publications


LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Sixteenth President
Oh me United States, containing his Early
history ana Political Career, together with
the Speeches Messages, Proclamations, and
othef OMeiai documents illustrative OF his
eventiui Administration. By Frank Crosby,
member q the Philadelphia Bar. Philadelphia:
John e. Potter.
Athick duodecimo Of nearly 500 pages which
We have not yet had leisure to examine in detail.
1t processes to give little more than histofylof
the public career of Mr.. Lincoln. the portion
relating to his earlier and more private life
being very brief The famous contest with sena-
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public letters of the late President, with many
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presents in a connected form all the prominent
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For sale by Davis Brothers.
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Perhaps the most successful literature which
has yet grown out Of the great rebellion has
been that designed for boys. The boy stories
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The fact of . mans yenturing before the pub
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brown. GEO. c. GOODWIN u co, 80 Hanover
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DIED.

In Yarmouth, June IL, Mrs Helen NJ, wife Of Rev
II A Hart, aged rs years months. M
EY-Funeral services on Tuesday forenoon, at I03
O'clock, at Yarmouth, snd at Evergreen Cemetery
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& In Norway, May %, Mrs Jerusha relct Of the late
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FOE sAIE.

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Annual Nesting.

FHtHE Stockholders are here " notified that the An
Il nual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Maine
Cent? al Railroad Company viii be held at the Town
HAL In WATERvILLE, on WEDNESDAY, June 2sth.
100 a. eleven O'Clock in the .orencon TO act uDoa
the following articles, viz
Ito hear the report Of the Directors and Treas
urtr q Sid Company, and act thereon.
z-To make choice OF a Board Of Seven Directors
for the ensuing year
3 TO ace what regulations the Company will make
IN relation to Stockho .ders' trains to Annual Mee-
fngs.
ITO see ffthe Stockholders will vote 70 amend
Article Three or the By Laws Ia relation 70 Tia tim
Of holding the Annual Meeting
$50 seeff the Stockholders will accent tho pro.
visions Of an act authrizlnog this Compauv 10 opo.
rate the lire OF the European ana North American
Hallway BY the running its engines aud ears ever
said hae entitled AR Act to authorize the further
extension Of the European and North American
Railway" m -'l'-I1 '-'-'s
- A EDWARD T. LITTLE, Clerk.
WaterVille, May %, A. ID. 1865. june1S d
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HEAD QUARTERS, IA anco
ARJUTANT GENERAL'a OFrTuK

ABJUTANT GENERAL'B OFFICE, !
v.4tN Ia y Augusta, Eco. 8, 1865. J
Messys. Kslsew Ding Isy. Jrj '5fCdlfi
1 have examined the advance sheets of the work
soon to be published by you, entitled Maine ia the
War for the Union" giviEg succinct history of
each cfthe Maine Regiments The book Ia one OF the
most interest ng and valuable works ever offered to
the Maine public, containing as 1t does mass of
facts relating to the troops that have gone forth from
this State gathered from ocisl and private sources,
which interest every Citizen OF this State and which,
without such aTecord as this might soon have been
lost sigh of. The editors OF the volume are amply
qualified for the execution of the work, and they
have made good use the ample materials they have
80 industii0usly gathered from various sources.
So sS Il IAN yours, 80 - Il - n
JOHN L. HODSDON,t
-Adjutant General Of Maine.
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The following notices of the press will give further
assurance Of the value Of she work and ofths great
popularity with which It is being received
1t islam appropriate and timely tribute to thebrav-
cry and patriotism Of the men who have devoted
their lives to the salvation Of their country. The
preparation of the work for the press atisactor
ly performed the editors, Messrs. Whitman and
True, has involved much labor, and demanded no
ordinary amovnt Of tact and ability in collecting
the necessary material, and arranging 1T in rre
= sentable form for perusap RhdA preservation. We
commend the work to the patronage of the COM
munity .-MGiae Farmer.
1t is beautiful volume. The record is full and
perfect. -Osyord Dim crat.4 u
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sP cIkL NOTICES.


ExECUTIvE DEPARTMNr,
~ Sf % Augusta, une 10, 1885, %
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council,
will be held atthe Council Chamber, In Augusta on
Friday, the twenty third day of June inst. sas
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NORA Few OF rHE WoEsr DfsoRDEss that az
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g ~ EtAPoLps EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is reme-
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FORETGN PORTS.

AR at hong Kong Ap.iI 10 ship Golden West.
Jeweit Rangoon. 500 y
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AT fIolo April Is, barque Nabob Pettingill for
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3 Atsingapore April %. ships Rainbow. Kelley. I'm
Boston, disg; Winged Arrow, Berry, uno. 20
:. Ar a. futocorin Apri TO- ship Norwester, Brown,
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One of the most valuable books to Maine man
that has been Issued 1t is neat pfntsd and bound
of 500 pp octave 1t follows our boys from The time
OF leaving their hem 8, through every engagement,
and Tately gives detailed account of the part
each regiment bore in the strife to subdue this 40
cursed rebellion. Every seldier-who has borne q
part the service from beloved State and every
OF the part his State has born in the war for the
Union, willsecuse . copy - Biddeford Journal.
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To commence With, the volume takes your ~ AZ
once Upon opening and examining it, you md fun
and interesting details of the organ zatons marches and
moyements Of every Maine regiment and battery II te
ned down to and including that of the LIST Veteran Maine
infantry The guarantees accuracy are exceent
The authors handle their ateFslwell and ccthe Chair
narrative in garb in which The Of taste and sensi
biiy clearly mansts himself. Such arecord wa,
demanded not that the deeds of soldiers would ever
as but they should be made to appear in during
and general FORM accessible to every reader rs
the honor Of the Sons of Maine whose gaantry has
50 often displayed in the progress OF the rebeion.
6r@"s'0'es 1etegrepA. III fD9H
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AS there is scarcely man woman orchid IN the State
that is not Immediately interested in the Organise
tons the popularity Of the work be easily foretold
The few who not immediately interested but
whose hearts in the great work of national redemp
tn, and who love the old Pine Tree STATE Nill find
proud gratfcatieH in scanning the record of the
history Of Maine in the War for the Union WateSvie
Nail.
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4uE.NL % s.g9a q. .IglYI
1t q book which should find place in the library
OF every citizen Of Maine 1t displays the result of
patient aud thorough research.-Farminoto n Chro5;-
Gle. 'v"'-
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The editors have well performed their task The vol
ume will be found very interesting particularly for thosa
who have been in the service, andlfor their friends
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most valuable reliable and interesting record of the
Maine men in the great contest for ma
tionalty and freedom, -SkosOht0an CIairon.
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1--WE Furnished Rooms Enquire Of s. L,
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MARINE NEWS



Monday, =. ........... Jane 1s.
~ ierr, y ~ ARRIVED.
4 Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood. New York.
Steamer Montreal, Fields, from Boston for East
py seh a Sarah E is. Weber, castino.
Sch ida Morton. Prince, Belfast.
Sch Utica. Thorndike. Rockland. w
Sch Mariel Kaler, Wadoboro az. Ai
Sab Elmaral, Seiders, Damariscotta- M ! .+f
Sob Ike, Royal Damariscotta ....t
sch viyace, Wilson. st George. %
sch Pioneer, Brown Millbridge for Boston.
Sch SamI Lewis, w God, Ellsworth for Boston.
Z Sch Counsellor Means, Ellsworth for Boston. se
ndSch Laguna, Hart, Bangor for Boston,
( Sch Phobs Ann Farnham. Bangor for Chelsea.
+ Sob Dayspring, Davis. Bangor for Weymouth.
Sch Brutns, lodge. Bangor for Proyinoetown.
Sob Leonlm5s efgaakfp g2y foE SsleWs Jlesgky. -
Sch Jane Eliza, Hahn, Bangor for Boston
Sch Abby Gale. Mcdonald, Bangor for New York
Z Sch ossian K Dodge. Weber, I'm Bangor for Ply.
9 Sch Amazon. Waterman, Belfast for Boston q
Sch Ten Meade. Ferguson. BelfasE for Boston.
Scn Bnow, CoeD, koekland for ship Island. ll
Sch Bound BROOK. Perry, kockland tor Boston.
Sch Eagle. Thorndike. Rookland for New York
Sch Sea Serpent. Burding. Rockiand for Boston.
Sch 0ceanica, Wallace. Waldoboro for Boston,
- Sch Exempler' tB.J Davidson. Hantsport NS-AD
!" ~ - aqIll en go, .-fs f -4.r.
LAuNcHED-Ar Harrington, recently. brig of
about 200 tons, called the - Strout and to Be GO n
manded by CaPtJ A Wallace,oi Millbridge. ~,
Ship VIM Storer, Bryant, at New York from
Matamoras, reports 9Th inst Henry Jackson seaman.
ioH from the mizzen topgaiiant yard aud was killed.
lFRoN MERcHAErs' BxoHAEss.I
Ar at Havana 9TH mat, barqus James ward. TN.
oetts, Portandi Hunter. York, New Orleans.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. 30 ~
The Shovefal Light Vessel having bsen brouoht
In for repairs, the Relief has been substituted and
placed in position. rg4 -c7 - ~ 80, -
The Relief Is schooner rugged. with a red ball at
the mainmast head, hull painted red with Relief in
wnite letters on each g. de- She will show every
night from sunset to SUNRISE one fixed light Of Inc
natural color. IS i tI.1 e..'T77.-- - 80
.q By order of the Lighthouse Board,
. - -na4J o1f ~ JOHN MARSTON,
x. Lighthouse Inspector, I'd District:
Boston, June 10. 1866. ss3, I'D ~ II 81 ~