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SpAIN.-Spain has got rid of one mistress
and now groans under the intrigues of
many wonld-be masters. The World thus
pictures the matter:
The Government is divided against it.
sci; ; two of its members are intriguing for
Montpensier; one is plotting for the Prince
Of Carignan; Prim is believed to be schem-
ing for dictatorship. A coup detat is feared;
and no one knows what is to happen next.
One woe doth press upon anothers heels,
and the grief an hour old doth hiss the
speaker. And. meanwhile, Isabella the fat
is very happy in Paris"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

One OF the original Americans John Har-
ris, Chief of the Catawba Indians-was on
tho floor of the House, yesterday The
tribe is now living in the "Indian Land -
on tho Catawba River, in York and Lancas-
ter Counties. 1t only numbers about eighty
five-but seventeen of whom are men.
Chief Harris is desirous of obtaining On
appropriation from the State to remove his
tribe to the far West, where they expect to
be connected with tho Choctaws or Chero-
KEGS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

TIE HEBREW SABBATH. THE Ls,ueliie, tho
organ of the Jews at Cincinnati, in II late
issue, makes the following suggestion:
'' In order that we may have day of
rest, real Sabbath, which can be observed
by all Israel. we propose to adopt that day
which is set apart by hundreds of millions,
nay the whole civilized world, for physical
rest and the worship of God. Let onr
prayers and thanksgiving, with theirs, as
cend to His throne on the same day, Sun
day"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

A shooting affray occurred at Mariana,
Phillips County. Arkansas, last Saturday,
resulting In the instant death of all parties
concerned, whose names were Thomas and
Arthur Slaughter and Arthur Freeman
The former were from Mississippi, and the
latter from Alabama.
Louis Napoleon will enter upon his sixty
second year next month, and the Empress,
in August, will celebrate her forty third
birthday. They both look young for their
years in spite of the cares of state, and the
anxiety they constantly feel in regard to
the delicate health of their only child, the
Prince Imperial.
CHEAP PAPER. Experiments recently
made in Georgia prove that good paper
may be made from okra the whole plant
being utilable. The Mobile Reqister has
seen specimens of good printing, writing
and wrapping paper made from this plant.
The discovery is expected to reduce the
price of paper.
A buxom widow of New JERSEY has won
1900 In Is breach of promise case at jersey
City, against widower of eighty. <
printer of st. Louis has also won $5. 600 in
similar case against damsel of twenty.
Exercise care" is good advice: but n
good exercise of the muscles is more
strengthening.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14
Cotton Seed for Sale.

N|ARRANTED to make twice as much - tho
w ordinary SEED planted in this country Ap-
plyto MEssRs. CRAWFORD & FRIDAY
Columbia, $. G.
number of Planters in this County will testify
to the above fact. Enh 19 q
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CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions. If an advertisement is to be
inserted. hand over the money; if paper is
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the order-otherwise no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will be adhered to.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

Mr.. Mckenzie has just prepared some of
that excellent fruit candy, which is so uni
versally admired. Give it trial Salma-
gundi would be a proper name, as it contains
a great variety of articles
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14
Just Arrived

m From Kontucky, SIXTY WE'LL BROKE
va MULES, from l4s to 16 hands high. Sold
Can be seen at Mr. Charles Logan's Lot
FeD IL VIM. 8. TALBOT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

HARBTNGxKs OF SPRING.-The blue bird
and red bird are visiting us in pairs, and
make the early morning vocal with their
matutinal lays. Our tables are decked with
bouquets, among which are tho jessamine,
the ionquil and the crocus, and in many of
our gardens the peach trees are in blossom.
Let us hope that there may come no L" nip
ping FROST
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

A pardon has been issued for Joseph
Smoke, of Colleton, convicted of grand
larceny, and the sentence of Shed Lennox,
of Abbeville, for the same crime has been
committed to Imprisonment until the 31st of
May next.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

Colonel Hammett, President Of the Green
villo and Columbia Railroad Company, pub
fishes caid, this morning, in which he takes
direct issue with Governor Scott in several
assertions relative to the above road. The
card will be generally rcad-as it relates to
an Important matter, in which many of our
people are Interested
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, CosrIvENEss. =
Should you be afflicted with either of the
above complaints, use "Heiniish's Queens
Delight" and you will get speedy relief
This valuable remedy Ito which we call spe-
cial attention in another column) is regard
ed by every one the very best remedy for
those diseases arising from disordered
Indeed, it is asserted, upon high authority,
that ''Heinitshs Queens Delight" is the
most extraordinary medicine known to me-
dical men. The cures border on the mira
culous; and it must be subject of rejoicing
that so excellent medicine is discovered in
our midst. Try a bottle of it. For sale
by FISHER & HEINrTsH. Druggists.
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Soaps.

Ok BOXES Coburn's Patent Detersive SOAP
Ac the same kind formerly sold by Il O. Shiyer
Esq.-for sale a. current rates. Brown Windsor
Honey, Almond, Palm, &c. &C., Toilet Soaps. at
reduced rates. by c. II. BAIDWGN "
Feb 12
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

Our jon OFFICE. The Phonic Job Office
is now prepared to execute every manner of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample ma
terlal and first-cass workmen, satisfaction is
guaranteed to all ut New York prices If
our work does not come up to contract we
make no charge. With this understanding,
our business men can have no excuse to send
their job work North, when it can be done
Mt home.
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Private Boarding

A FEW BOARDERS can be comfortably accom-
IN modated at my house, on Blanding street.
near the Charlotte Depot. Terms reasonable.
Feb IL 3* j. p WILLIAMS
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Local Itena8,

Gov. Scott has appointed Thomas J. La
Motto, Esq, and Maj. Jesse G.. Lykes, as
Magistrates for the County of Richland.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

While Mr.. Joseph T. Zealy was in the
discharge of his duties as temporary Clerk
Of the Market. yesterday morning, he had
a misunderstanding with Captain w. H.
Sigh, when, as we are informed, the latter
stabbed him under the left shoulder blade.
The wound is painful one, but is not con-
sidered dangerous. Drs. Trezevant, Geiger
and Templeton were promptly in attend
ance
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T.: .NosNovr \ u .
Money Found.
Potatoes, Peas.
REMEMBER

ITHAT ST, VALENTINES DAY is at hand.
Il Bryan McCarter will open another elegant
MORNING Also, few CHOICE CHROMOS,
from Europe. Fob IA
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Flour.

TX BBLS.-comprising Family, Extra and S,,-
- per GRADES; Heckers Self Raising. in
quantities to suit, for sale by
Feb 1913 @. II. BALDWIN,
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English and Scotch Ales.
United States Internal Revenue.

ass hSsESsoHS OFFICE, 3d DIST, s. c.,
COLUMBIA, February H. 1882
P1 Law 1t is made the duty of every person
1) liable to annual tax for himself or others. on
or before the LIST day Of March in each year, to
make return to tho Assistant Assessor of the
District wherein he lives, of his income, and of tho
aTticles ar IN Schedule A, Comprising CARRIAGES,
watches, Gold and Silver Plate, Billiard Tables,j
owned or kept by him.
All persons failing to mako such return, by the
day specified will be liable to be assessed by The
Assistant Assessor. according to the best inform
aaion ne, nc can obtain; and in such case, so per
cent. cont WIN be added to the amount Of tax, and
can be no appeal. False or fra udulont returi.s
are % SUBJECT to loo per cent. addition to the tax
Ihe lst Division, Sd Collective District now
comprises Richland and Lexington Counties entire.
49,. @. Ii. BALDWIN,
Fob IA q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

Governor Scott has issued an order to
Col. +. j. Moses, Jr., Adjutant and In
spcctor- General, to organize his department
and proceed to enlist the force referred to in
the joint resolution authorizing the Go
vernon to employ an armed force for the
preservation of the peace.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

1t is strange to see with what carelessness
somo invalids attend to their health They
will procure box of PLANTATION BrrrERs,
which ought to bo used up in month or
SIX weeks. and upon inquiry it is found that
they have used only two or three bottles.
Some days they have used it according to
the directions, and others have not touched
it: Tho whole trial has been irregular, and
OF course less favorable result has como
from their use. If it be true that "what is
worth doing at all is worth doing we'll"
how emphatically is it true in matters relat-
ing to the health. A few bottles of P1ANTA-
TIoN BIrrERs have often wrought wonders,
while in other instances disease has only
been subdued after weeks of resistance.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hals
the price. F12t1t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

RELIGIOUS SERVICES This DAY.-Trinity
Church-Rev. P. j. Shand, Rector, 1O/
A. NJ, and AZ P. M.
st. Peters Church-Rev j. j. O'Connell
Pastor, 10 A. NJ and P. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. w. w.
Mood, 1014 A. NJ, and 81 p. NJ.
Washington Street Chapel--Rev. A. N
Talley, 101a A. NJ; Rev. DIR. Howe, 3N p.
M.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A. r.
Rude 101@ A. NJ
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E. Boggs,
101G A. M. and 7 p M.
10iG A. M.
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betweeen the radicals and Grant comes

betweeen the radicals and Grant comes
from the former. Their own acts and their
suspicious are the indications. But we are
now told that the radical Senate will consent
to modify the law. by giving the President
full control over his Cabinet, but not other
offices. This means that for the purpose Of
preventing the removal of the dishonest
officials whom they have been keeping in
Office, they will continue the law so far as it
applies to them. and get up q quarrel with
the President to justify their action. So
persistent nre they in this course that the
leading men in that party make no secret in
announcing that it is their conviction that
Congress and Grant cannot get along toge-
ther smoothly for three months This ap-
pears to be almost the settled conviction of
the country. But if break takes place,
the radicals will find it more difficult to
conduct quarrel against Grant than they
did with johnson. Grant, it is thought,
will act and not talk. and in the promptness
and boldness of his moves will draw the
people to him. 1t is we'll known, the Gill
zen says, and by none better than the radi-
adjourned in the summer of 1866, the tide
of public opinion even in their own party
was against them. Letters had been pour
ing in from their constituents. complaining
and In fact censuring them for quarreling
with the President. They left, therefore,
with heavy hearts, feeling that they would
be obliged to defend their action before
their own friends at every step. But before
they commenced this explanation, johnson
started on tour for Chicago, making
speeches wherever he went In these
speeches, he arrayed the Republican masses
against him, and furnished all the explana-
tions that was required. The rank and file
in the radical party no longer censurcd their
representatives. for quarrcling with johnson,
but wondered that they bore with him rs
long as they did. The radicals need never
expect to be helped out in this manner in a
quarrel with Grant. The best thing, there
fore, that they can do is to repeal the tenure
OF Office law, and give Grant an opportunity
to correct the abuses, remove the thieves
and put honest men in office.
WHAT Is EAPECTED.-Ih philosopher OF
the Tribune is pointing out to the President
elect the kind of company he is expected to
keep. He says:
owe venture to say that while General
Grant probably selects the compony that
best suits his TASTE both among white men
and black, he will not decline to mingle in a
public entertainment with men whose votes
assisted in his election. If n hlach man ,cas
good e"ough TO cote for tie Republican party
IN NorM Caroln6' lie as good enough 10 attend
an inauguration ball in lFashington."
And if he is good enough for all that, why
not good enough to frequent Greeley's man
sion, and conduct the ladies thereof to pub
lie entertainments
LIE HEBREW SABBATH. The IS1ueile, the
organ of the Jews at Cincinnati, in IL late
fl,o foil
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Wine Bottles.

Wine Bottles.
OO GROSS Wine Bottles, for sale by
~ Feb IA f. & G.. D. HOPE.
Cutting Cheese.
RO BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE, for sn , by
e)tO Fob II E. & G. d. HOPE
English and Scotch Ales.
30 CASKS in Pint Jugs, of superior quality.
5 CASKS ,DREMEN LAGER BEER. in Quar- t
bottles, for sale by Il. & G.. D. HOPE.
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Governor Scott has signed the following
Acts passed by the Legislature:
An Act to incorporate tho Mission Pres
byterian Church, of the city of Charleston.
An Act to incorporate the Citizens Say
ings Bank of South Carolina.
An Act to incorporate certain fire engine
companies.
An Act to incorporate the Wilson Bridge
Company.
An Act to authorize the building of
bridge to connect the Islands of Wadmalaw
and Johns.
An Act to enforce the provisions of the
Civil Rights Bill. of the United States Con-
gress.
Joint resolution relieving E. W. Oliver,
late Sheriff of Fairfield County, of penalty
OF five per cent. per month upon executions
not returned by him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-14

MAIL ARRANaEMEETs.-Thep post Office is
open during the week from 81 a. m. to 6p.
m. On Sundays, from to p. M. The
Charleston and Western mails are open for
delivery at 3 p. m., and close at 81 p. M
Charleston night mail open 81 a. m., close
80 p m. Northern open for delivery 2
p. M, close liz a. IN. Grcenville open for
delivery p. m, close So p. m.
NE" ADVERTISEMENTS. Special attention
Is called to the following advertisements.
published for the first time this morn1ng:
Jacob Levin-Burglar Proof Safes.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale.
x. Q. Shiver-New Dry Goods.
=; +; Jackson-New Dry Goods
d. T. Change Of Schedule.
D. G: Peixotto & Son-Auction Sale.
+. NJ. Wallace-At Auction.
i. ). H. NJ: Gibson-Florida Syrup.
d. &: D. Hope-Butter, Ales, &c.
o. IT, baldwin,. s. Internal Revenue.
Geo. Symmers-Fresh Teas, &c.
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Pure Corn Whiskey.
> BBLS, just in store, and for sale low, by
q FEB ii L. j. &. II. NJ. GIBBS ON .
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o., Mountain Butter. .e.
Oh KEGS GOOD BUTTER, for sale low by
SO Fep IA E. d G. d. HOPE

Country Bacon.
I 000 LBS. Hams, Sides aud Shoulders
Feb IA T. J. < II. NJ. GIBSON
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ID | r d..

Died in Waltham Dee. third. Mar,
son Of Alfred VI and Rosalia U,s,'. 4
Aged two months and three dsyS
Died in Sullivan Nov. 9th. Nr rho-
Arey aged e6 years. "O'as'
Died In fremont Nov. 18th NJ
X Gott aged - years. 'At
Died in this city Nov. l-th NJ
Fletcher aged 81 years and six month !
Died IN E4Sibronk Maine, Nuy s-,h a.,
of Con umpiinn. sister Llyinla , x,,. ~
Br. Thomas 4, Kelley. Of Audo,cr Ma. y
- yesrs > months and 10 day..
She ien her home early IN tn, .n,,,,.
visit her friends ia Maihe. in hope, NJ ,,..! :"
ing her health. bat only Ia b. Ai.,t.,.' '' ~
Every u1-sH~ was tried but In vain =, '.,...
progress, uf the deSea,1. which th,,,sh y A'
was certain n lis results, Sister II y.v.
heart 10 lhe >t' i"uc. wa, htptlzai ~ b.
Henry \. Cooke and united wtn The r.
baptist hufch 10 Lawrence Na>. !,
iS,sh of which .he rvmtinrd nu- "a n.
faithful m, mlrr, ttl she len 10 J.ln he Cb,'. :,
above. she oftru ~pokr ~ her drptr,,-., =,
III. utmost confidence ~ God In whom ~. II
nut her trust aud Wa willing 10 leave ,5h'.
trust aud was willing 10 leave b.~ e
on earth. to BE- with Christ. sister If -
companion parents. brother. 40 ,..-
shd many frtrnd.. % in lurn their los. H..
Col tle,s them aud may The, a NEE, he, :.
heAyen- Funeral 7crslr By TIE writer
T. I,RbtN,,
Died in Mount Desert. Npy g.th l,,a n.
LoSina. wife II Nj. DANIEL smith. IN tbr :.
year pt her Az,
Mr. >mtth W born in ~edywirs. f--s
which town sbc removed - wear. az. a..
which time Mount desert has 1.rn A,,r n.rrn,.
neut home
She wa III. mother Of dy- .drrt II .
" HON ~urS i've her She VI, .r.stl %, b..
stn'f nr tghbor, and those wh4 knew her h, :,
intimately esteemed hrr christian
Mother thou art now 81 rest.
No VIII not weep tor thc,
for thu art now WHORE On on Earth
lhs Spirit ipugri 20 h.
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Lyceum Lectures.

The effort which Inns been made to Sc
cure an attractive course Of Lectures
this winter TO be delivered in llancoae
Hall, has not wholly failed Of good
suits. Next Monday evening - -,st.,
our citizens will have tho assure OF
listening to popularGeRurc by Pay
Master J. Adams Smith. T.. :. y. The
subject of Mr.. smiths Lecture is "Thc
Cruise of the kearsarge.
All who rejoiced in the brilliant naval
victory of the Kearsarge over the Ala
bama will have the privileg. Of hearing
the story told by an eyewitness and
participation in that engagement.
The Lecture was first delivered in
fremont Temple Boston. and called out
warm Communications both Of matterand
manner of the speaker. We hear prais-
80 Of the effort from other places. II at-
torls additional interest To our citizens
from the fact that Mr. Smith entered the
navy from ELL worth where his parents
now reside. Other Lectures arr prom
iscd 10 follow this. during the winter by
talent from abroad The proceeds of
these Lecture, will be- devoted 10 the
Circulating Library.
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ALBERT - RICHARDSON ., pE,p. 4
jury Of twelve enlightened citizens will
III al probability -ct free hi. murderer
upon the plea of insanity. or ut most
pass some light sentence upon him
Cases something similar to the above
are constantly on the increase through
ont the country aud especially have they
increased since the famous trial OF Sick
III furnished precedent by which ju-
rir, seem TO have been governed in
their decisions in like ca~r~-and prom
i-ed an almost certain avenue Of escape
60 the person taking rho law into his
own hands. Irt the trial Of Mcfarland
furnish u precedent Tor executing the
law - it, fullest extent
Il its lawful aud just Tor a person To-
tale The life Of another (cxrcpt in -eli-
dcicn.c) then robbery and lesser crimes
deserve 70 he rewarded. and the laws
abolished.
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Dr. WiShart'S
PINE TREE TlR-(URDIAL

II - The vital prime tpie Oi the Pine 1rrs
tam q bf peculiar process ip the dtst44At 70 NJ
~" Lar, ny whtch its highest medical pr.I.-s'rt
are retained IL Inv ignTates thu dIge-tIvr .4a-
aud restores the dppItIte. IL STRING thru- tHs tf
btltAiei - s.em 1t purit.s ami cuurhe- aa
blood and eSpri- from the -y-tsIu the Cofrgp.lHt
which .crotui.i reed. on the Jung II .ia--.v--
tbs mucous or PhlF5lA which stop- tfc aig lss7z
s',- "i the jnnI-, Ii healing principle alt. gy.a
Ht Irrdait'I surface. Of the luugS anil lirt,1l teu
eirAtlns t. each diseased part, relieving pa. 4ll
-ubstutng tH llama ion. II the ~, uit I'd
study aud experiment, and y - offered o. .hc
amhtcu WIN positive assurance Of It, pUucr H
thre The f"iiowtng disca=e- If the pat.ent A' E"t
Too long delayed q resort IT, the m.ap- 81 cure
co"snmptioa III he Lnmgs, Cosgk, sar.
7hrodf aad BTo.ehfIs, Ligrr tam
piaiat, B(ia1 and BYee1iag
,ieS, .,ixkh1sa, BnooDiaa
Co.2A, DfDtheri0, DC.
MEDICAL expert, holding honorable coi.rEta'
diplomas devotes his entire time to the eAtmina
ZION OF patients AT the ofiice psTIors. A-soeaisa
WIN MIN arr three consulting physician. oi y
know lodged einiHence whose services al. .yea
l" tic tubilr FEEE OF CHARGE
Ihi- opportunity l. offered by other tn,ui4-
uou Ia the country,
Letters from any part OF the country aikink
aisIccr VIII be promptly ami gtatuitDu.i ~ RESPOND
eh to. where convenient, remittance shouts
take The shape OF
DRAFTS OR PosT-OFfICE- ORDERS
Price Of "ishart's American Dyspepsia Fif
81 a box. sent By mail on receipt Of pr1ce.
fTice OF Ni.harp. Pine Tree Tar Cordial s."
bsttle, OF sll per dozen sent by express
All communications should be addressed.
l. q. L. " ISHAKT, NJ D
No. ~ North second street
lt.tIs lt,h
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IHE sch. ID. ii. Hoigkin-. Of Rock
land. - tons hurthcu. wa, seized al
South Boston on the 10Th ult., under
detection of Collector Isus-ci ~ Boston.
Tor violation 81 the Revenue law. At
the time 81 the seizure 10 nnc wa. on
board the vessel, and tn, cabin. matches,
&c, Were locked. The officer. made
forcible entry and on removing Tie
matches they discovered 81 case. OF gin
each containing - bottles, aud two
case. Of brandy. II wa, subsequently,
ascortained that several wagon loads Of
liquors had been taken from the .ch. In
the morning, which was traced 10 a
store ~ Broad street. where il wa,
seized By the officers The lot there
discovered consisted ~ ljnca-e- OF bran
rs AMI Gin
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The Wing SAYS the survey OF the Pc
nobscot Bay 4 River Railroad was fin
islAed last Saturday. The whole dis
lance from Rockland to Winterpsrt is
fifty miles. The engineer, Mr.. Buck
land, reports very favorably in regard
to the route. The survey passes through
the towns of Rockland, Camden, Lin
colnville, Northport; Belfast, Searsport,
Stockton. Prospect and Frankfort The
route from Sandy Point, Stockton, is up
the west side Of the coast range" over
the marsh in Prospect and Frankfort to
Treats Point, thence outside the point
up the river to Winterport.
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MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED.

Dec. 4th
Schr Bonney Ives Curtis, from Boston 4;
Emily. Whitaker; J. NJ. Kennedy. smith !,
Astoria, Saddler; Davis, Seddler; Caressa
JOYCE; OHIO, Fullerton; Alverado. Herick
Georgia, Allay, Minniola, Whitaker; Az
ricola, Fullerton Forester, Jordan Rat
an, Bonsey; Amida, Clifford, from Bedford .
Abigail, Clifford; Fair Dealer. Lorine
from Providence; A. X. Woodland, Wood
ard; Loduskia, Lord; Elisabeth, Murch
from Boston; James Lawrence, Murch.
CLEARED.
CID. Nov. 20 Sch Globe Eaton, for Bos-
ton; kossuth, Smith for do Samuel Lewis
Wood, for do;
ARRIVED.
Ar. Sch. Delaware, Wood from Boston
Grace, Alley, from do; Redondo, Whitti
more, from do; Annie Gardiner, Knowles.
from do; Ganges, Treworgy from do Brig
Victory Treworgy from do.