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The FENIANs.-The most absurd dispatch
yet sent over the Atlantic Gable informs us
that the British Government will send body
OF troops to Canada to repel Fenian inva-
sion. AS nobody on this side of the ocean has
heard anything about any Fenian invasion, or
apprehends any, the supposition is that the Of
1cers of the troops aforesaid want an opportu-
nifty for trout and salmon fishing.
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NUMBER OF TOWNS in the State of Maine

FIRE IN BELGRADE.-We learn from the
mail agent, that the house, shed and barn of
widow Isaac Damrin, in North Belgrade, were
destroyed by fire last Saturday evening, caused
BY a stroke of lightning. Most of the house
hold furniture was saved. The buildings were
nearly new, and the barn was filled with hav.
we did not learn whether there was any in
surance ON the property. ..,,..- i.''..5-'
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WAR RUMoRs- Our latest French, German
and English files show, in numberless ways.
that the apprehensions of war in Europe are
very profound, and cannot be dispelled by the
statements put forth from time to time in the
official journals of Paris and Berlin. That Ma.
poleon and Bismark are plying all their arts
in the various Courts of Europe to secure ALI
ances in prospect of q collision is beyond cues.
ton, and it is also certain that warlike prepar
tious are a good deal more than usually active.
There is much restiveness in all circles under
this state of things. g3iss 5dJG3 fne4u t., Sra
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-13

BLESSED be the man who first invented
Sleep" quoth Sancho Panza. Sleep has otter
been murdered" not in Macbeth's case only
but in many modern instances, by Indigestion,
Nervous Disorders, Headache, and a host Of
other complaints. For all such there is a rem
edy, and sufferers may now exclaim, blessed
be the man who invented the Plantation Bit
ters.' This delicious Cordial and fine
Tonic is now hailed by millions as the great
Health Giver and Restorer. Resolve to buv a
bottle and don't sleep on it." "Be wise in
time"
Magnolia Water, delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half the price,
W9-l Ey aug3-eOd2w&w2w i !.
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Long Sought For!
si0o8 Come at Znsf !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the ahova
named article may be found ior sale by all CITY
DRUGGISTS and irst class Country Groceys. 10
AS a MEDICINE Mains Wine is inyauable bei 10
among the best ifno the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
JUICE ofthe berry, and unaduterated bv any imture
sick as MEDICINE. - ' - " 'Ae
10 the days OF the aged 1t addeth length.
10 the mighty it addeth strength" ~
~, lis palm Tor the sick, a joy for the we'll -
Druggists and Gr0cers buy and sell on
nov 27 SIN d&wff 10 -'-N'-- '-
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MARRIED.

In Yarmouth, Aug. II. by Rev. Geo. A. Putnam,
Edward L. Phillips and Miss Angela T. Ross, both
of Yarmouth. 9~f-TE n
In East Trenton, Aug. 4, Richard H. Paine, OF
Edea. and Mrs. Mary A. Clark, e. I.
In Trenton, July Z. David Bailey and Mrs. Cor
In watervlls, Aug. 8, Geo. W. Dorr, Of Augusta
and Mary p. Follansbee. n y M go
In VAUDEVILLE, July q. David A. withee, OF An.
son, and Lydia A. Butterfeld, OF w.
In BOwdoinham, Aug. Z, FORTS A. Chick, OF
Starks, and Amanda e. Williams Of b.
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WHAT THE TRAITOR MASON Is, DOING IN
CANADA.-Mr. Mason, of Trent notoriety, ar
rived in London, c. W., on Saturday last, and
is staying at the Tecumseh House for few
days Mr.. Mason is engaged visiting some Of
the principal towns and cities in Canada, with
view to ascertaining their respective capabil
tiles for manufacturing and other purposes
ana reporting the same to Southerners of cap
ital who desire to locate in the Dominion. Ma
son, jeff. Davis and Surratt find the New Do
minion congenial.
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County CoNvENTIoNs.-Republi Con-
ventions- have already been held in Kennebec
and Somerset We have not yet seen the call
for the conventions in Aroostook and Frank.
lin. The remaining counties will hold theil
conventions as follows: "a ..,i.i. e. ia 3D..
ID. Androscoggin-Angust Is, at Auburn.
Cumberland-August %, at Portland
Hancock-August 81, at Ellsworth.
Knox-August 10, at Rockland. s-lal
Acknowledgements 10, at Wiscasset.
Oxford q, at Paris '"
Penobscot-August %, at Bangor
Piscataquis- August %, at Dover.
Sagadahoc-August 90, at Bath.
81. Waldo-August "a, at Belfast.
Washington-August q, at Maehias.
York-August Is, at Alfred.
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A POWERFUL RIvAL.-There is new patent
Sewing Machine, (called the Star Shuttle
manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio, by w. G..
Wilson & Co., and sold for twenty dollars, that
makes the lock stitch similar to Wheeler &
Wilson's and other first class machines. The
manufacturers claim that it is equal in size,
finish and workmanship, to any other first
class machine, beside being able to do the same
range of " ork. @ t, gst ae
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BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS. = The
Brown scholarship in Bowdoin College for the
present year has been awarded tn cbar,os
Franklin Gilman, of this city, of the Fresh
man GLASS; and that for the Sophomore class to
Frederick Augustine Fogg, also Of this city,
Next year a scholarship win be ready by the
accumulation of the income on the endow-
ment for the Junior class, and in 1869 for the
Senior class, and then one yearly ever after
wards for each class. - q Il ., u -
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20 I.I pl,UUU,UUU
The Sinking Fund applicable to this debt,
will be, on the first of December, 1868, if no
losses occur, not tar from $465OO0. COMPUTED
upon the present amount OF the Fund, as ba-
sls; II the DEFICIENCIES, which occurred in
1865 should be made up, with interest, the
amount would be about $517 900. T'->',7'
AS period of only two years and one month
will elapse, from December /, 1868. to January
i, 1871, when the latest portion of the loan will
mature, it IS evident that the Fund cannot in
creaSe with sufficient rapidity to meet the
whole debt as it becomes payable.
Ihe fact, that the Sinking Fund alone will
be insufficient to meet the debt, is not new.
and is not now stated for the first time. The
Commissioners have always exhibited, in their
reports, table of the increment of the Fund
together with general statement of the times
when the debt would mature; from which it
could readily be computed, that the growth of
the Fund would not equal the debt at the
times set for payment.
The same result was also obvious from the
tenor Of the City Scrip itself as compared with
the terms of the Act, which authorized the
loan, and established the Fund > ~ ,
The statute was framed upon careful compu-
tations, ny which it appeared, that, under the
conditions there prescribed, ASSUMING a mod
crate rate OF interest, and ordinary skill and
good faith in making and keeping The invest
ments, the growth of the Fund, in somewhat
less than Thirty years, would suffice to pay the
whole dept. Accordingly, the statute provided
L
less than twenty, nor more than thirty wears
These computations and arrangements were
OF course, well known to the Directors of the
Railroad Company. But in 1913, in the infap.
cy of the enterprise, they appear to have antic-
lpated, that such resources would arise from
the business of the road as would enable their
successors to supply any deficiency of the
Sinking Fund. They therefore cansed The
City Scrip to be made payable in t,oenty years
and the result is, as was expected-that the &C,
foundations of the Sinking Fund cannot equal
the amount of the debt
| Computations can now be made, which will
show. that if the Fund were left to accumu-
late, about eight or nine years longer. under
the same conditions, it would pay the debt. i'm
full. Thegrowth of such Fund GOES on. with
increasing celebrity, in the later stages of it's &C.
emulation. = ~ -
The loan OF So00,O0U, authorized by the Act
/ OF lSs0, and the Fund established to meet II
rested upon precisely similar calculations anf
conditions and the Scrip of this loan was also
made payable in twenty years. AS the Who'll,
OF this loan will mature February 1, 1871EonI,
one month later than the last portion of tbs
prior loan-it results that the two Funds. will
eventually, amount to only about one-balf O
the aggregate debts, leaving not far from $3.50.
goo to be provided for in some other way, with
In the next three and a half years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-13

WE advise all our readers to use the "Eu-
genie Hair Restorer." 1t is warranted by the
proprietors to restore grey and faded hair to its
natural Color protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, and in word is guaranteed in every
way to suit the purchaser. Mammoth bottles
only 10 cenls; to be obtained of w. F. Phillips
Z ra..ssr atrs..a .t, may25t S1md&w
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SPLENDID ToMAToEs.-Mr. w. Ell. Smith.
one OF the proprietors Of the Central House
raymond, has presented us with the largest
anu nandsomest tomatoes that have been
oroughe 10 this city. They were raised in his
garden are OF the red and yellow species. and
as lar before those that have been broupbt baro
from the South as one could IMAGINE -'s '''i =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-13

Our JOLLY Secretary of State preserves
his equanimity though johnson and the dog
star rage. The following Telegram from a
Cabinet Minister to Wall street party is in
the old "all-right-in-sxty- days" style, and is
undoubtedly from Mr.. Stewards pen:
Everything here is serene. Tue only excite
ment is in the newspapers. Stanton is moi
gone, but going; he will make no trouble
The President is undisturbed, as likewise
iV.9 Yours truly, oias' .I xx&
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SALTSi ~ ~

NJ L Ii "A. @ u l. O u . ,
1T is perfect and wonderful article Cures bald
ness Makes hair grow. betterdressing than any
HAIR into Beautiful Silken Tresscs but. above iii
the goat wonder is the rapdty with which il restores
GKAYeH AIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR s.
Inc whitest and wort looking hair resumes jts
youthful beauty by its 1t does not dive The hair.
out strikes at the root and fills 1t with new life and
lcoloring matter. ''
The first application viii do good you will see the
NATURAL COLOR returning every .lay, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT.
the0d gray discoored appearance of the hair will
tifhl locks. - "e""
Ask tor Halls Sican Hair Remover: no other
article is at all like ii in effect
See that each bottle has our priyat, Covarpr,e,t
itations. -'' o'"e'' @fe wv
FL r. III. HALL& Co., Nashua, N. H.. propretors.
Hoi S"io ny All Drugg'sts au2 eod&eow1m
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The Gazelle is doing a lively business abou

The Gazelle is doing lively business about
these days. Peaks and Cushing's Islands are
thronged with mon, women and children. who
take passage in this fine steamer to these
beautiful places of summer resort where they
can breathe the pure ocean breezes and enjoy
themselves to their hearts content. No city
on the Atlantic coast has a harbor adorned
with so many beautiful islands as our own city.
The management of the Gazelle is admirable.
Every thing is clock-work and up to time.--
People know where to go and when they shall
get there - , r etA Fl ++ III
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BAGGAGE CAR BURNED.-On the Grand
trunk railway at Norton, Canada, lust above
Island Pond, baggage car, with ahout a;.r...
pieces OF baggage, was destroyed by fire last
Friday night. 1t belonged to the train that
left here at Ito p. NJ Friday. for Mo-,
We do not learn in what manner the car caugbt
fro - ~SSSne
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DIED.

In this city, Aug: IL, suddenly, Emily Olcott,
Brown.
In this city, Aug ~. Carrie M, daughter of F. A.
and NJ. A. Marion, aged 10 years months. Chicago
papers please copy.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
from No. 81 st Lawrence street. .lafE Sal.
/ In Gorham, Aug. II, Hattie c., youngest daughter
Of Capt Saml S. and Ellen Waterhouse, aged years
7 months. ANB a-Etsf f.t'L0N EfaF +
In Kennebunk, Aug. 10, Mr.. Ohio Chairman, aged
66 years.
In Kennebupkport, Aug. 10, Benjamin H., child
of Albert L.. Cleaves, OF Biddeord aged 10 months.
In Lewiston, June 1, Mr.. Samuel Staten, ag 81
years.
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HarpSwell.

The Republicans Of Harpswell are requested to
meet at Johnson's Hail. on Tuesday, Aug. Goth, at
6oclock P. M, to choose delegates TO the County
Convention, to be holden at Portland Aug 3D. 1867
Also to choose town Committee.
| 'i''-o Per Order OF Town Committee.
Harpswel Aug 70, 1867. au13d&w
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10. 0. F.-The R. W. Grand Lodge Of Maine
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
commences its annual session this morning, at
o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, Exchange
street. The Grand Encampment meets this
evening at o'clock
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THE members of Munjoy and Mission Lodg-
es, l. y. OF o. T., propose to leave Galt's wharf
at IL o'clock, Tuesday evening, Aug. 18th,
for moonlight excursion to Peaks Island.
The Forest City Band will be in attendance.
All friends of temperance are cordially invited
to accompany them. ifa"
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AN IMPROVEMENT IN PENs-The DAVIS of
steel pens are passing away, and the improved
magnesium pens, manufactured by the Sam
sons of Philadelphia, are coming into use.-
They are certainly remarkable for the cbemi-
cal process by which their points are rendered
almost indestructible. The references else.
where noticed give proof of their superiority
OF non-corroding, which is further attested nv
the fact that Mr., SaEson, who is now stopnine
at the Preble House, has already received for
the pens manufactured by his firm the en-
dorsement of all the banks of this civ
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DISASTERS,

Brig Mary G Roosevelt, at Boston from Pensacola
reports, I'd inst, lat 40 IS Ion 70 20 had hurricane
from ESE to- NE and NV. lost part of deck load
lost and split SAILS and at time had niue ieet OF
water in her hold, but frced her in As hours.
Brig u Staples, at Boston from Turks Islands, had
hurricane I'd inst, from SIC to s and NNW, in LAT
&c. lon u 10. split sails, Sc. - fiai i3fj
Brig Whitaker. Look. from Addison for New Yorl
put into Holmes Hole 9Th inst with loss OF ioresail
iorestaysa main boom and part Of her deck load OF
laths.
Brig Helen o Phinney, Boyd, from Portland Tor
Inagua, which put In to Philadelphia leaky, has tin
ished repairs and cid 9Th. r.
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Notice.

The Republican voters of Windham are requested
to meet at the Town House, in said Windham, on
Saturday. Aug 18th, at O'Clock P. M to choose Del
egates 10 attend the County Convention.
a "a Per Order Republican Town Committee.
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Notice.

The Republicans of Yarmouth are requested to
meet at Temperance Hail, in said town, ON Friday,
the 18th inst, at II O'Clock NJ to choose delegates
to attend the County Convention to be held in Port
land on the 22d inst. PER ORDER.
Yarmouth, Aug. II, 1867. iit" dtd
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DEpA RTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARI N e N EWS,
: : = =
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, August 12

Monday, August 12.
saS3SssgsEAf ARRIVED. ~ esaftsfS
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastp0rt
and st John, NIB.
Sch Ann Flower. White, Albany. B4- ffaf
Sch Cendora Day, tIir) O'Neil, Kennebunk for
st John, NIB. t.i7.tiAs ~. -H pto
Sch Danl Breed, Gray, Bangor.
Sch Jessie Benton. Sellers, Castine. t-
Sch Passport, Bowden, Castine. . lihH .-'
Sch Angelina, Xix Rocklxni.
Sch EImaral. Seiders. Damariscotta. 20
Ez4 CLEARED. -r .... Cd "a o
Sch Harriet Baker, Weber, New York u II
Hamleu.
Sch Canton, Donnen, Boston. t.-
Sch Henry Dobbin. Jonesport
SAILED = Brig Mountain Eagle sch Harriet
Baker. tlkf4.4 A1t4 80 HII-I
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning. August 70, 1887.

EY-First Page to-ddy.--The Dominion of
Canada; Young Man Wanted; Summer in
the Mountains; Doctors of Laws; Varieties
Fourth Page-The Halo Round the Moon
Life at Newport.
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The RAILROAD Cry DEBT AND THE SINK
ING FUND

- The annual meeting of this Company was
held last week. A quorum of stockholders
not being present, no business was transacted
Respecting the Company's mortgage bonds,
which became due last year, the report OF the
Directors makes the following statement:
"All but one-sxth part of this debt has been
provided for in q manner satisfactory to the
holders. As stated in last years report, q suit
was then pending against the Company
brought by the Trustees under this mortgage,
embracing an application for process in the
nature of Injunction. This application after
hearing was refused. The suit is still mend
ing, in ordinary course. In December follow
ing, the Trustees commenced q suit by writ of
entry under the same mortgage, to recover
possession of part of the COmpany's station
lands in Portland, which is also pending"
The report of the Treasurer, Mr.. Barrett
makes the following statment on the same
subject .so.s,.,g~-. t..
vi the mortgage bonds of 1851, which be-
came due April 1, 1866, there has been extend
60 LOT years from their maturity, the sum OF
SSo5,IOO-ieaving only the amount of $3.50 DOC
unprovided for. The hope was entertained
that all the holders of the bonds would grant
the extension asked, as the security is ample
very many have come forward and granted
the indulgence cheerfully; others refuse, many
of them doubtless influenced by the action O
the Trustees under the mortgage.
The iessees-the Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany-have continued to pay the interest OF
the unextended bonds, and the coupons
from the extended bonds semi-annually, a
| they mature. inifa Il IF
Respecting the City Loans in aid of thi
Railroad and the Sinking Funds provided t.
meet them, the report of the Commissioners
Messrs. Barnes and Barrett, furnishes the fol
lowing important information. ID.
As the City Loan of 81 OOO, 0OO authorized i
1848, is now approaching maturity,-a portion
of it falling due December 1, 1S68,-it become
desirable to observe, seasonably, the relation
which the Sinking Fund will bear to the del
at that time.
The Commissioners submit the followin
statements on this subject.
/ ha hi II
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Notice.

The Republican voters of Cumberland are request
ed to meet at the Town House in said town on Thurs
day. 10th inst, at o'clock NJ to select delegates
to attend the Convention to be held at Portland the
22nd, to nominate County Officers.
~ Per Order of the Town Committee
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- -a-1a l.-a it4 IS.
Standish, Aug 6, 1856
Notice.

TIE Republicans OF Raymond are hereby request
ed 10 meet at the Town House, in said town, on
Saturday. the 18th inst, at o'clock NJ to choose
delegates to attend the Republican County Conven-
ton, ''n' 3D. f'' ''
Per Order Republican Town Committee.
Aug 13-d&wtd t.f ..,is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caucus.

The Republican voters of Standish are requested
to meet at the Town House in said town, On satur-
day, the 18th day of August inst, at four O'Clock
P M, to choose delegates to attend the Cumberland
County and Second Senatorial District Conventions,
10 be holden at Portland, August %, 1867. J3V b.
- ELssi 5s- il Per Order Town Committee.
Standish, Aug g. 1867 au13d&w
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DEcLNEs-Mr. Frank B. Bar, who was ten
dered an appointment on the State Constabu-
uiary force, declines accepting the appoint
ment.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

|
SAN FKANCISCO-Ar 9Th inst, barque Goodell
GALVEsToN-Cid 10th ut. sch skyIark, Loring
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 9th, ship Pacific. Foss, a ON
Below 9th, barque Devonshire, Hill, from Newpor
Cid 9th. barque Elwood Cooper, Flitner, tor New
BALTIMORE-Ar sth, brig b Doane, veaze
New York sch Rsdington, Gregory, Rockport, Me
Cid 9TH, sch Ida F Wheeler. Cummings, Boston.
N Phi LA 9Th, sch Alaska, Clark
Ar 9th, schs John Griffin. Cobb, Provncetown
Chara Eaton, New York.
Cid 9Th, brig Helen Phnney, Boyd, Inagua: sci
Mary W Hupper, Hupper, Providence; Chara, En-
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 7th. barque Henry I
Lord. from Wet Indies.
Sid 9th. brig Lie HoughtoD. Tor Portland
NEW IORK-Ar eth brig s Strout, St out, from
Brunswick; sch Julia, Nash, CherryGeid =
AT 10Th schs 0ssuna Haskell. Elizabethport for
Cid 10th, schs Ocean Belle Emery, Boston; White
Sea, Batchiord. and Clara Sawyer, Sawyer, for do
Elizabeth DeIIart, Low, Martinique
Ar 18th, ship Carrier Dove, Bailey, Callao.
Cid 10Th, sch Howe, Ellis. Weymouth
sT0HINGTON-Ar sth inst. sch Addie Ryerson,
PkOyIDENCE-Ar 10th, sch ccney, Parker, from
Re- Re,ow nth. sch Trident; Jameson, Charleston.
schs Pavilion, Reed. Calais; Emily, Grant, Tor Ellis
worth: Flora King, Cook, Portsmouth.
B3RISTOL-Sld 9Th, sch John Crookford, Jones,
I'M; s,EWPORT-Ar 9th. sch Challenge, oreatt, from
Ar 10th. sch Ethan Allen, Blake, New York for
In port 10th, tarque Trajar, Sleeper. from yso.t.
sud Tor New Orleans; schs Alabama, Gardiner from
Providence for New York: STEPHEN ana snI
Ter, Yarmouth for New York.
Sid sch Van Buren, Montgomery, from Ports
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9th, scIs Seven Sisters
Crowley, Calais tor New York; Ontario, Hunt ey
Boston for Portsmouth; hammond. Cram. FRI M
Eas port for New York, with loss OF part OF deck
load OF lumberl; Chas Jones. Griffin, GeorGetown
gor; Nell Star. Poland, Philadelphia for Salem:
sabine. Jersey, Elizabethport for Boston; Neptune'
billings, do for Salem; Rainbow, Alexander, New
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar nth, sch seguin, CALI from
Jacksonville. No''
BosToN-Ar 18th, brigs Mary E Thompson, War
rem, st Jago (ost boat and split sails schs Joseph
Warren, Wyhe, Georgetown, De- Mary ID Haskell,
Williams, Philadelphia; Franconia, Bray, and Sa,
Port johnson; Justina, Gregory, Rondout; PaiIas'
Pickering; L M Stsoui, Dean, and Fanny Elder,
Cid 10th, brig John freeman, Baker, Aiexandria;
schs Russell Nickerson, New Orleans; William
Below 18th, brigs L Staples, from Turks Islands;
Mary Roosevelt, from Pensacola. 81 ID =
50. barque M Stetson; brigs Isabella Jewett,
Ar 18th, barque Addie McAdam, Partridge, Phia-
Mary G Roosevelt, Farnsworth. Pensacola: VIM Ii
PARKS, Simmons, Darien; Mecosta, Dunbar, Ron
dout schs Emeliue McLain, sleeper, do Viola.
Treworgy, South Amboy; Nautilus, Jameson, New
York. W."
Below. barque Desiah, from Philadelphia.
Gin 18th, ship Rutland. Gardiner, Domt ay; baroue
Mary Fox, Ross, Matanzas; sch Agnes, Wiley,
SALEM-Ar 9th. sch Leader, Alien. Rockland
iun, brig Q Ring, AyIes, Elizabethport chs
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ANY man wishing business that will give
him large income from small outlay can
find just the thing by calling at Bailey's auc.
ton room, Fore street. See advertisements