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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-20
PORTLAND 4 KEHNEBEC R, r,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 3Oih, 1896

L..
Commencing Monday, April 3Oih, 1896.
ETEgH55l Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
st31k-ef2kx at LOO r. NJ, for Bath, Augusta, Wat
erSiie, hcndalPs Mills Skowhegan and Intermediate
stations, connecting ut Brunswick with Androscoe-
glh X. X for Lewiston and Pennington, and al
hendalis Mills with Maine Central X. Il. for Bangor
stations. Fares as Iosc by is route
as any other. :" wv ON'S
l.. Leave Portland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
mterne,late stations ON Saturday only at 500 ~ MI
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and nerne-
uiase stations daily, except Saturday, at 3.45 PM
frelght Train, with passenger car attached will
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
tons every morning at O'clock.
Trains from Bath and Lewiston are Que at Portland
at $50 =, A NJ, and from Skowhegan and Pennington
with trains for Boston,
s. stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last at Augusta, and for Scion, Anson, Norridee-
woek, Athens and Moose Head Lake OF Skowhogsn.
and for China, East and North Vassalboro' AT Vas,
saiboro', and for Unity at Kendalrs AlIps.
w. HATCH, superintendent.
April 2S, 1SG6-dtf
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MARRIED.-

In Hiram, June II, by Rev F Morrell. Georoe w
Libby and Miss Mary Cole, both of Limington.
In Boston, June II, Horatio N Robinson OF r. and
North Turner, Me. -a' "
in Biddeford, June 3 j Henry Stone and Ellen
mis-, both ofSW -'1 'i''' ~ ~
In Lyman, June 8. Annis S welch and Sarah t
Emmons. "
, In Lewiston, June 70, Henry Wood and Elizabeth
Haley.
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International Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK {!
WITH REDUCED FARE.

= On and after MONDAY, June
ssSs@~M 4th, the Steamers OF the Interna-
n ii ~nsE IN tional Limo will leave Railroad
g. NJ Wharf, foot OF State Street. every
- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
John.
Returning, will leave st. John and Passport same
days Tor Portland, and Boston.
AT PASSPORT the Steamer Queen will connect tor St.
Andrews, Robbinston, Caais and New Brunswick
hallway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations, and
Stage Coaches will connect for Machias
; AT st. John passengers take f. & N A. Railway
for 'Shediae, and from tn nee for Summersde and
Cmrlottetown, Z. 4. Island, and Pictou, n. 81 also
at st. John the Steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening" and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
esS Freight received ON days of sailing until tour
O'Clock z, nj. G. q. EATON,
May ~, lS66-df Agent
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For Sale and to Let.
Cotton LandS!

NHE subscriber has for sale several desirable Cot
u ton Plantations in South Carolina, Georgia and
ALABAMA. Some OF them are well stocked with Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, and all the necessary require
mens Of first class Plantation and will be sold with
or without the present crops; that will under ordi-
required to purchase. r. Wv 'N--'
IMBER LANDS. Some choice lands in Vir-
ed with Oak and Yellow Pine.
22OO acres OF selected Prairie and Timber Lands in
ible with ST. Louis and other large markets.
All OF the above lands are in healthy locations ac-
cessloe by railroad OF water, and can be purchas-
ed on such reasonable terms as to offer great induce
ments to any person wishing to engage in producing
the great staples OF Cotton Rice Tobacco or Manu-
factory Lumber. :
ALSO, Lumber and Flour Mills, with several hum
bred square miles of Timber limits to the
River st. Lawrence, Canada East.
For terms, and circulars containg specific prices
and full particulars, apply to
JOHN G. PROCTOR.
June lo-eodn LIME ST.
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DISASTERS.

A dispatch from Nantucket, 10Th, AM, states that
barque Winslow, from Philadelphia tor Portland.
had got ashore on Muskeget Island, where she had
bilged and would probably go to pieces. She has
cargo OF coal consigned to Emery & Fox. The w
was good vessel OF 80 TONS built at Pembroke in
1861, and owned in Portland by Geo S Hunt, j S
Winslow, Chas Littleiohn, Capt Davis, and others,
and is partly insured.
A later dispatch says that assistance has gone to
the wreck and it is hoped the vessel will be saved
Sch Csl Lester, reiore reported ashore on Goose
berry Neck has broken up. The fore and main masts
were saved
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IMPORTS.

MATANZlAS. Barque Avoa-36O bids sugar to
Porteus; bbls moasses, order; 1000 cigars to
master. So
CARDENAS. Brig j o Nichols-46O hhds molas
SEES, II tres do, &c bbls do, to Ii Robinson.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SYSTEMATICALLY LINE.

q The spieDdid and fast Steam
s>rM ships DIRIG0, Capt. III. Sherwood,
n 1xkHM and FkAHCCElA, Capt. W. W,
SlsEzsa.sAEaAA4 SHERWOOD, will until further no.
Gioe, run follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, at 4P. M, and leave Pier
IS East River, Now York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock 2. n.
These vessels are fitted up with fine ccommods-
tions for passengers, making this the speedy,
safe and oomfor table route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage, in State Room,
$500 Cabin passage $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by thie line to and from Mon
treal, Quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT and
St.John.
shippers arerecucsted to send their freight to the
steamers as early ss $ 2. ID. On the day that they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply TO
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
II. 3. CROMWELL CO.. No. SO West Street,
New YORK.
NAV 20. 1885. diff
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For Sale and to Let.
A Fine Residence for Sale.

TEM Situated about five minutes walk from Depot.
fi one one halt mile from Village, ON new road from
...ssiAo accarappa to Gorham. The buildings are
neariy new modern style; stable connected; water
conveyed into house: with AZ land well TILED
~ gooo orehard an excellent woodlot consisting Of
ooo CORDS both hard and SOFT minute walk from
ssteam-car. The buildings worth the price of
1arm Cause of selling, i'll health viii be sold CROPS
and all. For further particulars inquire of
DIX. A. I. KEEN. Gorham Corner,
Or j. H. Cook on premises adjoining -
June 19-dtf CA e .
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For Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale in
WestbrOOk.
VILE subscriber, on account of poor health, offers
Il his FARM l0r sale, situated in Westbrook three
miles from Portland half mile from Morrls Corner.
ost once, Haiiread Station, Horse Cars and West
brook Seminary. ,I1is Farm contains one hundred
acres or more of choice land; cut the past season
about seyenty-ive tons OF Hay; has plenty of Wood,
estimated at two thousand cords For q MILK
FARM it is second to none in Westbrook
For Early Gardening it is unsurpassed il be-
ing SO near good market 1t will be sold IN lots of
twenty-five or fifty acres or the whole farm to suit
purchasers This is chance for capitalists for
investment, it being so near the city.
H. B. BOODY
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States and County Rights for Sale
NF various kinds OF new inventions No. 50 Fed
" eral street. S. G. RIM FSTvT % ~, Y on
oiil anu examine june16dtf
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Small Farm for Sale

n Small Farm 1OF SaIC NJ
DY the subscriber. containing about five acres Of
Dland under good cultyation,- some seventy apple
trees-story and a half house,-barn 35x35-two new
or falling wells OF soft water. 1t commands one OF
the finest views in the country. Price $1,000, cash.
MOSES MERRILL.
Refers to Reuben Merrill and j. &. Fllebrown.
y Falmouth June Is, 1S66.-H
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
MARIN N EWS
PORT OF RITA ND.

Tuesday, june 8. &
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Chisholm, St John, NIB, for
Boston, y
Steamer Victoria, White, New York.
Barque Avola, (of Boston, Webster, Matanzas 2d
Brig J o Nichols, lot New York; Craig, Cardenas
9th inst
Brig Mazatlan, Leland, Philadelphia
Sch Diadem, Blanchard, Philadelphia.
Sch S Gildersleeve, Carroll, New York.
Sch Mary Ann Thompson, Machias for Providence
Sch Red Wing, Pomroy, Trenton tor New York.
in distress, having had heavy gale the 18th, dur
ing which shifted cargo, sprunk aleak, and threw
overheard part OF deck load of spars. Will repair
Sch Mill Creek, Wentworth Bangor tor Block
Island.
Sch VIM A Dubosq, Crowell. Bangor for Hartford
Sch Lewis Stetson, Rockland for New York.
Sch Harmonic, Bennett, Bath.
Sch Northern Eagle, Boothbay.
CLEARED
Brig Annie M Knight. (new, of Yarmouth 1896 tons)
Knight, Observation-Disclosures & Chase.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New York-Sawyer &
SWEET.
Sch L Stevens, Studley, Newport-S W Larrabee
Sch Harriet Fuller, Upton, Boston-E Churchill
s. Co.
Sch Emeline G Sawyer, Kecne, Machias-master.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
GREEN'S LANDING, June O. Sid, sch GREY
Hound, Dyer, from Western Banks.j TOR North
June 12-sld, sch Gloucester, Griffin, for Bay St
Lawrence.
June 4-sld, sch Hannibal, Webb, i'm Rockland)
June 15-Sld, sch Emma Brown, Sylvester, from
Deer lsle) ior Bay st Lawrence. y
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th, barque Manuela Morse
Sagua. =
Cld, brig Castillian, Hardenbrook, Portland
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To Let.

YINO gentleman and wife a furnished House and
Il they board the occupants, consisting OF gentle
good references. Inquire at 2S2 Congress Street. Ex-
press Office. june11dtf
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Desirable Real Estate

s~~s For Sale,
A three storied modern built BRICK
k9;ii HOUSE, containing thirteen rooms with
ny. abundant closet room, marble fire pieces; cell
Lar under the whole house; never falling supply of
hard and soft water; gas throughout the house. Lot
good size with fine shade trees
The house is in fine order and located on one of the
principal streets ofthe city, in good neighborhood
and will be sold at bargain if applied for at once
Can be examined any day. Possession can be had at
once. Apply to n :, :,
w. G. CHADBOURN,
May 1S-dtf Office 81 Middle ST.
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Wringers ! Wringers! Wringers

g @. RUNIETT & CO, Inventors Exchange,
VI. No. so Federal street, have just received and
will keep constantly ON hand large assortment of
the best Clothes Wringers to be found. Wholesale
and retail at the lowest prices. Also Wringers re-
paired here. Call and examine. june16dn
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For Sale.

Fl For Sale.
A Il STORY House situated in Westbrook 8 min
"A dtes walk from the Horse Railroad. pleasantly
located with lot 200 &c. together with stable House
is thoroughly finished. COOPER & MORSE
JuneSd3wt corner Lime and Milk Streets
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Steamers for Sale.

- The light drafted stern wheel
sssssss,~@,M Steamers CLARION and FALL
n T1xHEW\ CON. They have large freight ca
A5Es.7s Z IA pacity between decks, saloon and
- state rooms upper deck Can
carry 1--WE hundred excursionists comfortably. They
are less than two (2) old. Dimensions 95 feet
long, q ieet wide. Will be sold low If appl;ed for
soon. Enquire of
ROSS s. STURDIvANT,
Junel5dd 70 Commercial Street.
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For Sale.
A SECOND hand Triton s. Mcfarland Safe. as
"A good as new, at No. Manufacturers Block.
Union street. i1na1edtw*
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For Sale.

For Sale.
1rT.:f pleasant situation on the south-easterly
#iis side OF Great Chebeague Island Portland Har-
No. Dor, consisting OF a two story House, L and
SHOP, connected. A nice Garden in rear of the
300 feet picket ence. Four rooms in house finished
parior and parlor chamber ready plastering Gel
ar with good well ofwater. Situated about loo rods
y. W rom Littlefields Landing. Conditions of sale
Si2oo-one-half cash, balance in six and IL months
with approved and endorsed notes. For further mar
ticuiars apply to p''
PATTERSON s. CHADBOURNE.
Dealers in Real Estate
sy1 Exchange Street, Portland.
june 1S-dtf
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For Sale

| EOr sale 4--...-t.s.-.
nN favorable terms. About $4,000 feet of land on
~ the corner OF Vaughan and Pine Streets; one OF
the most desirable lots for sale in this city.
For particulars apply to
@. NJ. DAVIS, III Commercial st.
Portland, June 14th, 1s6G--d3w
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NoTs.-our quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and in
hling small ORDERS higher rates have TO be charged.
For figures sec quotations in another column.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List,
CORRECTED BY WIN. II. WOOD & SON,
stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange St. Portland
For the week ending june 20.

DIvIDENDs.-T The Casco National and NIerohon.s
NATIONAL dec are Dividends pril and october the
lst National, Canal National, Cumberland National
2pd National and National Traders in Jan and July
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MILLINERY STOCK
FOR SALE.

TINE entire stock of Millinery and Family Goods.
Il with the fixtures, at No. 40 Middle Street is
offered for sale at bargain. Any person wishing to
engage in the business will find this excellent op-
portunity. For further particulars enquire as above
une13dtf 49, =, - SO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-23

9lb, Ou lisbsr binmlilhsr @ptt, msnn bod msis
ne Gltsrn ntht auf ben Gsbanfsn fommsn, mid
AUDI 5u perfhaAsrn. - ST slaube, ib miirbs ss
ntt erleben.
Shrsibe bale einmal pieeer. &c 1T mir In
lsstsr 5sit oft 70 ansalia unS bang, als masts
balo Elm llnslhf ssihsbsn. Stun, Soft tpiro bels
fen Sh srabs Sid unb fatis Sid pisltauienb,
mel, Su berslisber S4as.
Seine Sid tis tn ben Sob lstsnbs
8abetts 9etmerbtnser.
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Gortfesurs folst.

@uter &atb. = Cir 9ausr fam iu sinsm
albpccatsn unb iaste: vassiu Nabbar bat mid et'
nsn Gisl ssidimpft unb ID riu i'm nafir psrtla'
gen.
vSn bsiner Stelle marbs ih ss nidt teun," iaste
Der Nnmalt.
,Darum 2"
vaBsnn bsin 9aabar es tetpsiisn lofts, 10 miirss
Sober bid aansobr bst6sn."
- ssas ifi l8Iimu'sr ale bic pefilsn3? = Gi'
| tifeung.
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TIVE ALLEGED DlsrlLtsf Fauus.
The RxHminRiien Continued in the /" Burning
Fluidv tn.s-The Testimony Closed.

Tho examination o. the Of the United states
Meur. Angus, schwahias, Rove and Boehm was
continued yesterday brooklyn, before Commissioner
Nevton
The cross-exarnina,on q Mr. n A. Mcpouad was 70.
sumed BY the District Attorney, a follows
Trsr1Nosr ~ n A. n'DosALD.
was with Mr. smith when instructons were given
about making tLis Guid; NJ smith cams here from
Philadelphia; he know tho existence Of tho law re-.
latiug 70 this business ] don't know hts
motives In coming here; ! think J nrst cav
BIN IN September. he then was proposing 70 move
10 New York. Mr. Smith told me tho process u
manufacture before introduced here; u was not
aryeed 70 commence tha business here u would have
been commenced " hs could have GOT disierv, u was
found that the parties having the dstleres were bound
70 make shiskey; 20 far a. my general knowledge was
concerned, without any particular inquiries know thus
V be the III again On hs return from Phila
dephis The conversation about burning nuld; the
general direction Of 10 indicated that ~ manufaurc
would be entered 10 tho Franklin avenue distiery Ia
brooklyn, IN another al point and thrd a. the
corner OF Thrty.nnth stree, and Tenth avenue, New
YORK. about the st Of November nothing sad shout
what was necessary 70 set them started MI smith was
70 show the parties how 70 d. The dlstlliing
di not know who the parties we're ! eaw and con-
versed Win many persons shout thu Manufacture Of
burning ruif In thsss dist1leres Beforehand I con.
versed With Mr. bittsnhoff before they commenced
and With other persous whom I d0nt retnenber
u vas not stated there who would 70 Into The business
MI smith vs Interested 10 zssiiDg she csAi oyinop
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don't knew who contributed the money; have never
heard from the defendants furnished the secret TO
sa sss sv.s accompanied him rasna don't .hln5
m nufacture; have visited the lace about half dozen
tim, y; had nothing to do with fsposing OF or storing
the n odncts have had other buA ness for the govern
ment tnce the Arrangement was made TO rup tho
dstiler,e u have attended here evNy day ~ an in
terested ' tnes to SOC whether thr department ~
letter OF The a. stute in order commence suit against
the goyernmeL =; ! came to your mr. Tracy'9
Office the sezu 70 induce you 70 withdrsw the suit
this trial a. the r:ou est Of Mr. DtenSofer usdc an
adsytt In the Supre, ne Court In New York; Was ad
yised Of the projected 2. 1nsse ~ a. 10
revenue oicer: ceased y be one In April last; have
NO interest in this burning nud; understood Smiths
ROYALTY was fixed U him q. pnetnird Q. ne prons
would nay ~ for the ve OF the manufacture;
learned tho secret front tho rel sprt Of the government
oaicsl the establishment in philadelphia; this was
Redirect By Mr. Ditisnkofen-I went with Captain
barrels in the warehouse IN 18th streev IN custody o.
Collector Eganr We drew Two samples with when we
1led four bottles, which we're sealed BY NJ smith snd
Captain Erhard they still sealed when brought
into court the Capital and Mr. SMITH 70 with she
bottle 70 M the I1mps whfsh brougtW beck and
MI Giles r Glass was recalled, and tsstin,M thss bin
salary from July g. 1883 70 Jsy I. 1884 was Slo 90
Mr.. Stephen Jermsy, Jr, called. and testified that
barrels which 70 him. and he would call u
Mr. r. ". rAppsn. deputy collector q i.ssm.l
had sent bottle Of burning nuiA from the Framkiin
avenus'distilIery 70 hrnDy Mr. TiIton.
or tse Iiould Th,ch ns0 beos roduced IN corss a.
pocaled burning nuf snd also that the barrck worn
shaken some when the sampss were drawn from them
nna arguments will hsara on December TO- 1t half
past nnc o'clock. 4
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Jersey City.
DxncAnoH or 81. PErR's CHURCH Tho nov Church
OF 81 Peter. at tho OF Grand and Van Worst
stre,,ts, will be solsmny dedicated to-day. by tho
Right Rev Bishop Bayley The ceremonies win com.
half tcn and the dodicat Ion sermon will
DO preached by She Rev. 9. =. smarins Of Chicago
Communipnw. M
THE s,Dcx Yam RxrvxSs Tho Stock yard returns
for the p.s week receipts or y0s CATTLE T52 hogs
sUppu DaArM-A man who standing ON the ptat-
form OF the Bergen Point station ycsssrday morning
disease Of the Sst mo body vas conveyed to tho BAG
gsgc store for assntincsscn
Heboken~
MAN RonsED AND 8rEarrsD' % Hp Cs0rMmG.-A
drpvm from BunsOw Nd dsvssd csstic = the ssck
yard IN Be1sa. wss rsssrninx shsrssrsm yss.srdsy
psF O'CLOCK attacked BY thrse mon, wo robbed
himof 81 the money In hts possso and thss stripped
marxbsc feature IN s robbery isth0IsvivA Of me gar
rosing system one 81 tho robbers having nrsr placed
attempt at Tho unfortunate appeared Il the
Hoboken station in almost sntircy nde state. bot
trace of the villains In boon discovered
Newark.
FEAsr or rHx InNAcuArn CcxcHrrToK The Roman
Catholic churches largely attended yesterday 70
ing the Feast Of the Tmcuats Concepron which ltss
bocome dogma In tie Church by decree from t3e
present Pope in 1854 u will be ccisbrate6 throughon
hcoUsrm WITH BuRGnARs--TTnR ARRnn. Shortly
after twelve O'Clock yesterday mosning private watch
man Dnun discovered two neu attempting TO force an
entrance into tho once Of J. Van Names coal yard
corner Of Ratroad avenue Gnd Elm street. They
In this rear o. tho prcmses which Ii surrcuned by
high fence. whie third party stationed In
front or tho building s'look cut me ofncer
At once pounccd upon tho burglars, whom contest
for tho supremacy toox place FINDING that
he unable 10 hosf both. the waichmsn
gave HIS attention TO whom he sscccedc6 IN hold
Ing until the arrival OF aid Tho other burglars imme-
datey he1 but word TO the various dsots for
tho arrest Of the parties shou tney mako their sppear
ance and this prompt notification resulted In the
OF one OF the rascas Upon bcinv taken TO tho station
house. they gave their James Watson and VIII
liam SerreL Upon them were found complets sct Of
skeleton keys, jimmy stono maiiet and other bur
glars tools fully proving them 10 be experts the nea
rions art. they were placed in confinement in tho
Essex county jail
BURNING LAGER Beer SALoos-At early hour
yesterday morning 0re occurred In building sdion-
Ing the story frnme building No az Richards lane
owned and occupied by Peter Ludv a. lager beer
saloon. The building In which the nre originated
occupied harness mandatory, and the damage done
TO u was trng Tho keeper OF tho saloon suffered loss
OF 5000
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. Brig rrowbridxs lof ssw Hasenl. Mccarthy Dsm.
NOV ~ via Barbados 3ls with m0asses, 70 ID TrowbnAns
Big Ssis Joh..ssn AZ, kpsA. hifasoAns: u ds5ss
Bro Na.h Ann (Bri Masters, East Harbor RI. II days.
WITT salt 20 Middieton a Co.
Brz sarah Beatty tBrD, Kmbail Hlllsboro 10 days.
witA stone 10 Sherwood
Brg Iarrabee Carlisle Bangor Is days wi,h lumber
10 Holyok. Murray.
Brig ranser. smith. Bangor with lumber 70 Buct
sehr Ricardo Barras Yurman. PonLa-Pitre. GiAd. Is
days. with fruit to q PeArsAiL
sehr II Jonss. Davis. Jacksonville. Dec O. ot Caps
Fear, had heavy gale
nchr John I.suthsi Martin, Jacksonville
seht Tritoa Dewey Bangor.
ocnr Louie A Sweet, Todd, Bcston.
sht connecticut Dsapiin. PawtuekeL
81. IAikenburg. Terrell Providsnog
a.am bnrsy, PHILLIPS New f.ondon.
ssS S, arn,h, Cobb nsw London Tor PhfsdsIphA-
a.. uvnfsh Elizabeth. Brown Now Haven.
a.s ,nmfa Hardy. New Haven Virginia
Ssa, y rius. Haiaes, nlvsr Head
''"' . Ropes. Ruin from wreck or brig wiIhaim.