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r. &. RADCLIFFE,
Contractor and General Agent
FOR THE SAIL OF
Stone Drain Pipe of all Sizes, Louis
Vile Cement, Alabama Lime,
Plaster of Paris, Etc,
Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
II estate OF James Malon, deceased, all eredL-
tors are hereby notified to ME their claims,
properly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
County Court of shelby county before the hrst
day OF September, 1867. or hey will be barred
April 6. 1867. INDIANA MALLON,
administrator.
I A Onlav attnrnav AM lnWAMa
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They had q severe, damaging frost
throughout Ohio the night Of the I'd.
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At AUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD PURNTTURE,

DN Miles a Stoddard. We will ALI Tpyro
ID MORNING a 10 o'clock. al our snscia.2
saiesrooms, ~ Main street. the FurrifaTs ~ =
family dec lining housekespinq. 40 81 -
rsls Potatoes, 3 barrels Opfons-
brooms, saddles, Brides, and many ofhsr A.
ueles too numerous TO mention.
A 81. STODDARD-
Formerly with W. Il. PsSsmors So
my7lt RnSeto
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UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE


account Of whom they NAV eonesrn-af
the Arcade, No. J5 Main stree. 10 b. ~
a. auction the llth day OF NAY, al 10 oiclook.
as follows:
2 Fine Sole Leather Trunks.
Common Trunks.
8 Carpet Sacks.
i EaIise.
Carpet.
2 Oil Cloths.
= Band-BOx.
IOyercOat.
Blanket.
2 silver Watches.
N. C. CAYCE q CO.
anAA ID amaHH--.--
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J q D GE s

LIEUT.-GEN. n. B. FORREST.
L JNO. l.. T. SNEEU, SOmerviUe Tenn
COL I. 5 TATE, fernando. Miss
NAPOLEON HILL, ESQ Memphis.
Col T.. POLK, Bolivar, Tenn.
COL- GEO T.. PORTER. Brownsville, Tenn
COL. KID. POLK, Helena, Ark.
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Orator of the Day,
Hon. WA. T. AVERY.
AWarder of Prizes,
d. H. POsTOS, ESQ.
Herald at Arms,
CAPT. W. D. sTRATTON.
o F F &c E 8 4:

CAPT. J. h. P. PRITCHARDS. President.
JACOB VOORHEES,, Secretary.
Carr. JACK HORNE, Treasurer.
n. e. HUGHES, hsQ Grand Marshal.
N. L. SELDEN. ASS slant Marshal.
JAS. FLEMING. Assistant MarsbsI
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To the

Ample arrangements viii be made TO seat
ten thousand. AL persons DESTROYS Of attend
ing viii please procure ticke's, as there viii be
no money taken at the gate.
HB Tickets TO be had ~ the diGsrsnt Hatals
and Music and Book stores.
EsIhe exercises viii commence at precisely
9 O'Clock an.
Thsse wishing to enter as contestants will
make application 10 the Secretary. at Ne. rs
Main street. Married men not admitted as
contestants. an30 "A
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STATE or NEW YORK,
City and County Of New York.
On this 18TH day Of February, A D. 1867, before
me personally appeared the above named Hugo
wesendonk and Frederick S~chwendIer, per-
sonally known to me TO be the President ard
Acting secretary OF the Germans Life Insur-
ance Company, and did ssverally affirm, de-
pose aud swesr that the foregoing Statement
by them subscribed is true.
- q. W. SADLER.
Seal OF Co. Commissions of Tennessee.
l-I II Wall street, New Ysrk.
(SoA OF Com'r. 1 hereby certify that the
l---J above is a true copy OF State.
ment Of the Germania Life Insurance Com
paDy. of City OF New York, as appears on me-
In my ONCE. s. W. HATCHETT, Comp.
JOHN Il. FRERIOHS, Gent Agent.
mys lawsw ONCE, sea Main street.
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Notice TO the Creditors of HosCe /
Darts DC Lester.
YOU are respectfully requested to meet us at
i our old stand, No. so Main stIeet, Monday
Morning, the 9th inst when a fun exhibit or
our liabilities ana assets viii be made
HOWELL, DAVIS CHESTER.
my4 1t ga Main sfwaaf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-13

The Emperor Augustus having taken Ada
toriges, prince of Cappadocia, together with
his wife and children, in war, and led them
to Rome in triumph, gave orders that the
father and the elder Of the brothers should
be slain. The ministers of execution. on
coming to the place of confinement, inquired
which was the eldest. On this, there arose
an earnest contention between the two young
princes, each Of them affirming himself to be
the elder, that by his own death he might
preserve the life Of his brother. When they
had continued this heroic and fraternal emu
lation for some time, the afflicted mother with
much difficulty prevailed on her son Dytentus,
that he would permit his younger brother to
die in his stead, hoping that by him che
might be sustained. When Augustus was
told Of this example of brotherly love, he re-
GREETED his severity, and gave an honorable
support TO the mother and her surviving son.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-13
NJ. II. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR,
FOR
Coughs Colds, Consumption WbOOping COnsh
Group Asthma, and all diseases of The
Chest and Lungs,

UOlghM U0lNM U0nSuWpuOn NnuOplhg lOUEhi
Group Asthma, and all diseases of The
Chest and Lungs,
This valuable medicine is purely ycgo-
table. the discovery of which has been the
result of many years close study (while
suffering under those formidable diseases
which prey upon the organs Of the chesD
i'm order to discover the causes, the symp-
toms and the cure, viz: Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrh Colds, and every species
of oppression of the chest. In all cases
where this Elixir has been duly admins
tered its efficacy has been invariably mani
tested, convincing the most increduous that
even CONSUMPTION is not iucurablc, if prop
erly attended to. As consumption at its
commencement is but a Slight irritation on
the membrane which covers the lungs, then
am inflammation, when the cough is little
more observable, but rather dry, then be-
comes local foyer, and the pulse more fire.
Quent the cheeks are flushed, and chills are
more common. in its next stage the OK
ternal parts of the lungs themselves begin
to participate the fever, the strength fails,
the flesh wastes and porspiration is com
mon as debility and emaciatiou increases,
small alterations or white hard specks APP
pear. Che bowels become irregular. the sleep
is disturbed in the last stages, violent
coughing, profuso cold sweats, and constant
diarrbWa, with hic-coughs. close the scene.
This Elixir, in curing the above complaints,
operates so as To- remove all morbid irrlta-
ton and inflammation from the lungs TO the
surface, and finally eXpel them from the
system, 10y perpiral0n and otherwise. 1t
facilitates eXpectoralion. and thus relieves
the patient from q load of tough phlegm
which cannot otherwise be wholly removed
from the system. IL heals the liberated
surfaces and relieves Che cough and makes
breathing easy. 1t supports the strength
and at the same time reduces the fever 1t
has at least one peculiar advantage over
other articles IN common use for the same
purposes, it is free from strong opiate and
astriugcut articles which are of So drying
a nature as to he in great danger of des-
troyiug the patient, with which they are
SO highly tiucmred whereas this medicine
never dries or stops the cough but by re-
moving the CAUSE, and generally destroys
hohecue before the cough is entirely gone (;
consequently. when the cough is cured the
patient /, we'll Itm9y bereled ou as per-
lectly safe i'm OIL cases of cough and irriu-
ton oil the lungs the very best medicine
for coughs in every fever from commence
meut to end It will cure q slight hoarse-
ness and cough when occa,ioued 10y cold,
in few hours, and generally, when severe
and oh. innate, in afew days Il almost in
variably cures children OF Group, and has IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-13

HEROIC ENDURANCE When Alexander
the Great was, on one OCCASION sacrificing TO
the gods, one Of the noble youth who waited
upon him was so severely burnt by piece OF
hot coal which fell upon his arm from the
eenser he carried, that the smell Of the scoroh-
ed flesh affected all who stood by. Yet the
boy shrunk not, exhibited no symptom Of
pain, but kept his arm immoyable, lest by
shaking the censor he should interrupt tho
sacrifice, or by his groaning should give Al
exander any disturbance.
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wALLINGFOnp BILL.

Please put this order top OF box TO Be lef ia Wal
10 ford Village, among the merchants
AN ADDITIONAL ORDER.
Mr. Seth Philips sends for the value Of ave dollars in
your best Black Tea, lbs at 81
p. S..-Ah towns, villages, or manufactures where q
large numb 90 IN ave Engaged by CLUBBING together
reduce The cost Of heir and Coffee about one
ihi:d ~ cenoirg directly 70 the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA oOMPANY5
81 and a3 NRsnY STREET, CORNER or CHuRoH.
Post Office Box, 56l3 New York City.
$3.50
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Do LET IT FLY.-A little boy, six years
of age, walking out with his governese one
day, saw big boy on the opposite eide Of
the road, holding pretty little butterfly by
its beautiful wings.
Tie boy bad just caught the butterfly by
throwing his cap at it, as it was merrily Ay-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-13

Bank, Merchandise Emporium, Transportation Insu-
rance and Commission Offices, Post Ohce Telegraph
Offices So in complete working order in which students
ere drilled in business actually done. We intend the
Bryant STATION institution shall EVER Bg THE NEST.
Those entering with Us shall not be disappointed In
vestigate claims.
Address
BRYANT, sTRATToN CHAMBERuN
i3.5i Burlington. We
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Yiumouth Rutland Co., VT, May Is 1866.
TO tie Gfea. .iHl.ftcan iel Company,
81 aud t3 Nesuy street, New y ork City
Gentlemen. I1e Tea hat ordered IRON you gives
good satisfaction, and send you another order amount
nag 90 $40 DO which you w please I'LL anu send to my
address, uy express
Please aocep' my thanks Tor The -upiimeutary pack
age. hesp4cuulyi yours,
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-VIA-
VERMONT CENTRAL r. r. LINE,
Conn,c ire d. oe ns1.reh with ibe Goud gunk sail-
way lof I.fou.n loadar u-uoit. add az Doioit with
the Mieh' ~ Genital Il h., Michigan sou DE and
Isr itS Mirauke k t. for Chicago. Milwaukee,
1i.ouuatu, So. Louis St. Paul ana all points South
Itsins anowrlnning two express trains nom Mont
peusr each
Through to Chicago in forty hours,
buy your tickets OF
=. + HOWE,
Agent w. 4 Il. az Montpelier
u lou went your baggage checked through 20 Chicago
ou do agents Che West, and viii not assume any res
pom illl IS Col Die sane.
Fares less th5n any other route
hll core. foldeuce in regard 90 Western routes adj
dresses s. l.. HOWE, MoGtPeA,or "
aopp,u r. Jan. 4 1861 42iy
1856 UNION NCEBT OFFICE 1856.
i on Il Ia g w @ > t !
RUTLAND AND poKliSoIoN and NEW YORK
ENiHaL Slug close injections At suspensi .
Bridge sith GREAT WESTERN MICHIGAN CT n
TRAIL snd uEitOlr AND AtLWAUKlE Railroads
ae -l 10 aA LAKE SHORE 4no MIG AN
JJIdtHN Railroads. % chicago and htbcaHb'e
and al PafACiPAL
Points West. and snuth-W West.
Ietee siI le ABOVE Ro4tss can be purcnaaed az thi'
0l4ee OF D. ll.UE, 20 all principal poi4ts al al
Low RATES as by any
FiL5T CLASS hOUTE,
and ai Bagsage Checked through titt0ut tue resi- ons
b'Hp atAs,ms OF other Lines.
This is the orJ Line boy viii Passengers have ful
view 0i the Magnificent Scenery
or NIAGARA FALLS,
Making the MOST u shsble Route to the West.
a. B-rarirs desifi information respecting tho
TRUE, Ticket Agent.
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& sACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY's
THROUGH LINE

THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
OUCalNG AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the u. >. Mail,
s'san.iiss an Gs conn,ei.pt on me rasiae
ApiZ|NA. CoL0E+Do.
HENRY GHAUNCBY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK GOLDEN CITY,
SS0aaffaSaS ILIIdHr, GoLD ifS 'l AGE
COST RIGA, MONTANA.
&c, &c
One o. the above large and splendid Steamships viii
leave Pier 80. AZ North kyer. foot OF Canal street,
~ O'Clock ooon, on the lst lth and Dist OF every
month Except when those dates fall on sunday, and
then ou the preceding Saturday, tor Aspinwal' con
Meeting via auama Railway, With one Of Che Com
pany's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco.
touching at Acapulco
Departures Of Isl and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers ioI SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
MILO.
Departure Of liih ea-h month connects with the ncs
steam line from lanas,a 20 AUSTRALIA and Nav zEA
LAEp.
Steamer ofMar II 1861 will connect with the second
steamer OF the Courany's China Line, leaving San
Francisco April 81 1867 Ot Hone K0Eo.
discount Of one quarterfrom steamers rates allowed
70 second cabin and Storage passengers wh families
Also allowance q One Quarter on through rates to
cergymen and their iimiies, and school teachers
one hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
bagga4e masters accompany baggage through and at
tend 10 ladies and ,h.idrtu without male protectors.
Baggage received ,he dock the day before sailing,
uom steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
90 send down early, An experienced surgeon board,
For PASSAGE Tickets or further information apply at
the Comp Ticket 0ioe, the harf foot OF Canal
street. North River New Yors. ,,.,.,.
Or 10 the gents fqr New England
@. l.. BARTLETT CO,
l6 Broad ST., Boston.
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Brisbin to Semmes.

General Brisbin, Of Kentucky, replies at
length to ''Admiral'' Semmes' ''communica-
tion," which appeared on Friday. 1t will be
remembered that the "Admiral'' expressed
desire to fight, but implied, in advance, that
General Brisbin would neither send nor accept
a challenge. The latter repGes:-
"You certainly could not expect me to chal-
lenge a perjured traitor. By-the-way, can you
tell me the difference between stealing pocket
a Governments"
He adds
Army officers are quiet men, who attend to
their own business, and are not afraid of any
body. They will not permit conquered Rebel
loyal opinions; and whatever may be your eX-
perience with me, my advice to you is, here
after, to remember who and what you are
| mind your own affairs, and let Union officers
| alone"
The Memphis Bulletins editor has evidently
woke up the wrong individual.
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A Surgical Operation In tho Days of tn,
InCas,

The British Medical Journal says-''M.
Broca has presented to the Academy a most
remarkable anatomical preparation. 1t is
skull found in the tomb of the Incas four miles
from the city of Cuzco. M. Broea believes
that the skull belonged to an individual who
underwent at the same time fracture and
denudation of the frontal bone. The curious
part of it is that the bone shows traces of
having undergone the operation of trephining.
A circular white spot is visible, which shows
necrosis of portion of the bone; and all
the seat of an osteitis, the commencement of
eliminative action. M. Nelaton has examined
the preparation, and calculates that the patient
| survived the operation about fifteen days. The
opening is of lozenge shape, and about
twelve millimetres in diameter. M. Broca
thinks that the operation was performed with
gouge."
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SCIENTIFIC REsEARcH.-The Scientific Asso-
citation of France promises to effect more for
scientific purposes than any other continental
society. Already it has expended $4,000
francs in scientific Investigations and expert
ments. It's Bulletin in future is to be aweekly
instead of a monthly publication.
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ESCAPED FROM THE EHosPITAL.-Henry Forrest,
who attempted to murder his wife in the office
afterwards cut his own throat. made his escape
from the Pennsylvania Hospital on Tuesday
night by scaling the wall. This is the thirteth
person who has seucceeded in making his
escape from the hospital within our recollec-
ton, under similar circumstances. Such crimi-
nails should be placed in the prison hospital.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EsTATE OF CHARLES S. LUKENS, DE
IL CEASED.
Letters OF Administration upon above Estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted 20 said Estate are requested TO make pay,
ment without delay; and all persons having claims
against eald Estate to present them to
ALBERT L. LUX EMS, AdmiDistrator,
Quakertown, Bucks county, Pa
or 10 his Attorney, ISAAC GERHARIt
8 th6t* No. l26 S. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia
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Captain Wallace, of the steamer Louisa Moore, re-
ports that the buoys off Newbern bar. N. q, nave
Shifted about mile to the southwark, caused Dy
The gale of Augustl.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL
DEPUTY QUARTERNAsTER-GE GEMS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Md, July n, 1867.
Proposals are invited, and will be received by
the undersigned, at this office, until IL o'clocR
noon, August 10, 1867, for the purchase at pr
vate sale of the side-wheel steamer COSM
POLITAN, belonging to the United States, at
now lying at Fardy's Wharf, South Baltimoi
7Sl l8t STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster General u. s. A.
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The late NE gale has made great alteration In the
bar at the mouth of the river by the formation OF
sand island hundred yards in length, which Is out
foot low water. This island is across the mldue
of the bar with the lights little open to the north-
ward and consequently in the direct track OF Vesses
bound in and out of the harbor.
NeWburypo port, August l.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IFOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE PAGES ]


ToRcHIIGHT Procession ARRIVAL OF THE
WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY OF BRooKLYN,-
Last night the city was enlvened by martial
music from numerous bands, and the display of
brilliant torches and fireworks. The occasion
was In honor of the Washington Engine Com
pany OF Brooklyn, which arrived at O'CLOCK
last night at Walnut street wharf, amid the
cheers of hundreds of the representatives of the
FIRE Department of this city, in connection with
many from Camden. The procession moved in
the following order over the route named:-Up
Walnut to Third up Third to Chestnut, up Ches-
nut to Ninth no Ninth to Spring Garden ton
north slde( to Thirteenth, down Thirteenth to
Arch, up Arch to Fifteenth, down Fifteenth to
Fttzwater, down FitZwater to Tenth, down
Tenth to Wharton, up Wharton to Eleventh. up
Eleventh to Reliance Engine House. and there
dlsmhs' Inc procession was formed as tollOws;-
Band.
Harmony Hose, 5S men.
Steamer,
James Pollock, Marshal.
Hope Hose, IA men.
r. r. Gill, Marshal.
Assistance Engine, 10 men.
Martin Rillack. Marshal.
War en- Hose.
Band.
Robert MOtherwell, Marshal
Band.
49, Engine.
l2O men, with steamer of the Washington En-
gine Company.
The Visiting Firemen.
Washington Engine, of Brooklyn
" men, wearing black coats and caps
JOnn cunningham, Marshal.
Band Of the Fourteenth Regiment New York
State militia.
United States Hose, Of Camden, IL men.
Charles j. Baldwin, Marshal.
Southwark Engine, IA men.
g, w. Cove, Marshal.
Fairmount Engine, ii men,
Marshal
Busters burlesque.
Steam Fire Company dressed in O fantastical
manner, having with them an imitation
steamer, drawn by four mules,
and preceded by band
numbering l0l men.
j. Branson Carr, Marshal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITO! FOR SMITHS ISLAND! FRESH AIR
IL -BEAUTIFUL SCENERY -HEALTHFUL
EXERCISE-THE MISREPRESENTATION OF
THE BEST KIND.
MRS MARY LAKEMEYER
respectfully informs her friends and the public gene
rally that she will open the beautiful Island Pleasure
SMITHS ISLAND,
on SUNDAY next, May 5. She invites all TO come
and enjoy with her the delights of this favorite sum
mer resort 8Ou
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
OUARTERMAsTER STORES ATAUCTIoN'
DEpoT QUARTERMAsTER,s OFFIoE,

y DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August q, 1857
VIII be sold at public auction, under tne
supervision of Brevet Lieutenant-C Colonl
James Nj. Moore, @. M. u. S. A, at Lincol
Depot, on MONDAY, August ~, at III A. M
large lot of quartermaster stores rated as ut
serViceable, among which are the tolloWlng:-
80 OH ambulances, 30 lanterns,
63 4-h. wagons, u, ,6S3 horse and mul
10 2-h, wagons, collars,
lO2h. spring do, ,094 trace chains,
30 600 lbs scrap iron, 3,6lO natter chains,
5000 lbs. old horse ,l24 breast chains,
shoes, 42l asst. brides,
1900 lbs iron wire, 246 saddle bags,
1912 carriage bolts, lilo saddle blankets,
$50 lbs. old rope. 237 horse covers,
500 yds. cocoa mat 646 wagon covers,
ting, 2,457 III. and M. names,
% yds, carpet, 2,O75 head halters,
hose reel, 4OS sets asst. harness,
20 hand trucks, 100 wagon ana amo
2,009 feet assorted hose, wheels,
large and small, so anvils,
259 office chairs, 64 B. s. wagon whips,
l0l McC. saddles, SO vises, assorted,
% scales, platform 20 tool chests,
and counter, 402 planes, assorted,
JOG shovels, L. and s. 1876 saws, assorted,
handle, 1855 oil stones,
with tools of all kinds brides bits horse medi-
cines, wagon tongues, chises, axes; saddlers,
blacksmiths, and carpenters TOOLS etc etc. etc.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
CHARLES II. TOMPKlNS,
S7lOtl Bvt Brig Gen., Depot Quartermaster
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the second class iron
bnoy placed 10 mark Witch Rock, entrance to Port.
land harbor Me- went adrift from It's moorlngs July
81 IL will be replaced as soon as practicable.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board. ,,onr,