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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-16

s y,r7 10 amend an act entitled "An act to
 ...rt. in the District of Columbia house of
 ,,-,.is-ior 6oys," approved July 25, lS65.
 E. B..nacted by the Senate and House of
 .-auat7es of the United States of Amer
 s Congress assembled. That the board Of
 .s. 0! ihe house of correction, which shsl 4 ...,rs- be lnoa n and designated as he Re-
 r hool oe ,he District of Columbia, may, |. .a., discretion, receive, take and keep in
 ., exclusive care, control, and custody; s Any boys under the age of sixteen who
 r or may be liable to punishment by i'm ,aanaat under any existing law of the Dis ic Of Columbia, or any law that may be en- ! nniin force in said District Second ] -- jcy under sixteen years of age, with the as.lt 0fhi; parent orgsardian, against whom charge of committing any crime or mis- .aaarcr shall have been made, lhe punish
 a. of which, on conviction, would be confne- bsrt ia jail or prison. Third. Any boy un- Sixteen years of age who is destitute of .1,a5le home and adequate means of ob- ] lining an honest living, or who Is in danger .eing brought up, or who is brought up, to d sn idle and vicious life. Fourth. Any 37unler sixteen years of age who is incorri- 5e OF haoitua.ly disregards the commands
 hs parents, father or mother, or guardian, fsrIorm labor suitable to his years and con- laaa, or to attend school
 SEC ?. And be it further enacted, That F5sneger any boy under the age of sixteen BIS shall be brought before any court of rec a oi the District of Columbla, or any judge
 acb cOurt, and shall be convicted of any F'ine or misdemeanor punishable by impris 'aeat, other than imprisonment for life, such oa' or judge, in lieu of sentencing such boy 1PTsonment in the county jail, may, with F consent of such boy or his parent or guar in suspend the sentence of punishment in ' case, and commit said boy to the care, con- 1'r and custody of the said trustees, to be talk "a 10 the said reform school, to remain unti' < 'AaIl arrive at the age of twenty-one years ness sooner discharged by a board of trus- ''a' And in all cases where a boy, under the ''' 0' sixteen years, shall be brought before 2! Sa2h court or judge upon the charge of 'as or misiemeanor, when the accusation 's-a5t him is deemed sufficient to put him on -A' such court or judge shall have full power
 '-y al proceedings in the case, and to com -' m la ike manner, for such period 6 ,'- court orjadge nay determine, but not '' han SIX months.
 '-'' 5. And be 1t further enacted, that the '.''' 0i the cities Of Washington and George o P and the president of the levy court of the ,r '''' 0l Columbia, respectively, shall have ~ 'o'e' 10 commit to the care, control, and Ct the board oftrusteea of said reform D. <. VI! sHa the consent, and at the proper ex- u.s. '' a'S parent or gUardiani for such term l.-,. o'aSa ot trustees my determine, any ..-,-, e- Ss Is described in the third and fourth
 VI SeeAoa one of this act. And the
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AN ACT to incorporat te the National Union Say
 ing Bank of the District of Columbia.

ing Bank of the District of Columbia.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer- ica in Congress assembled, That George H. Plant, William s. Huntington Lewis Eephane, H. f. Willard, George W. Adams, S. P Brown, William Stickney. B, P. Snyder, A. L. Stur-- tavant, J. H. Lathrop, Nathaniel Wilson, R. D. Mussey Zenas C. Robbins, William B. Todd Edward Simns, Josep Casey, James NJ Latta, Henry WiIlarj, William H. Philip Alexander R. Shepherd, William r. Dole, Hugh McCul- Ioch and Mathew C. Emery, are hereby create ed and their successors and assigns, shall be- and they are hereby declared to be, a body polite and corporate, by the name and style of the National Savings Bank Ot the District of Columbia, and by that name shall have succes- sion, and be capable in law to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, answer and De answer ed defend and be defended, in all courts of law and equity, and elsewhere; to make and to use a common seal, and the same to alter or renew at pleasure; and generally to do and perform all things relative to the object of of this institution, which Is now or sAall be lawful for any individual or body polite or cor- porate 10 do.
 SEC. 2. And be t further enacted, That the officers of said corporation shall consist of 8 president and president, who, together with seven trustees, shall constitu te board of managers, four of whom, if the president or vice president be present. shall constitute legal meeting ofsuch board for the transaction of business.
 SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That said corporation shall meet annually in the month of April, and as much ofiener as they may judge
 (Continued on n- ~a |'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-16
Approved, May 6, 1870.

AN ACT to further amend the law of the Dis rict
 of Columbia in relation to judicial proceedings,
 and preserve records of marriages therein.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of R Represeutativcs Of the United States of Amer lea in Congress assembled. That all Actions in the pleadings in the action ofeiectment within the District of Columbia be, and are hereby a3olishsd; and all actions for the recovery of real estate in said District shall be commenced in the Daue of the real party in interest, ard against the party claiming to own Or be pos- sessed thereof
 SEC. 2. And be it further enacteted, That any of the duties of the clerk of the supreme court of the District of Columbia may be
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SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, That copy of any license and certificate, recorded ir said book, certified by said clerk, under his hand and the seal of the court, shall be com- potent evidence ofsaid marriage.
 Approved, June l, 1870.
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Assistant
Clerk, by

-, Clerki Dy - - Assistant Clerk"
 SEc 3 And be it further enacted, That after judgment for a debt amounting with interest to twenty dollars, exclusive of costs, before justice of the peace of the District of Columbia, the judgment creditor may, when execution is returned "No personal property found whereon to levy" file in the clerks of fee of the supreme court of the District of Columbia certified copy of such judgment aud which shall be docketed in the docket of law causes in said office, in the same manner US appeals from justices are docketed there; '; aud when so docketed, the force and effect of the judgment snail be the same, as to lien and execution. as if it had been judgment of said court.
 SEC. 4. Ard be it further enacted, That for the purpose of preserving the evidence of marriages ill the District of Columbia, every minister of the gospel, appointed or ordained according to the rites and ceremonies of his church, whether his residence be in the Dis trIct of Columbia or elsewhere III the United States or its Territories, may be licensed to celebrate marriages in the said District and the license shall be issued by the clerk of the supreme court of said District Ill the following form
 ''To any minister of the gospel authorized to
 celebrate marriag, sin the District ot C0lum>
 bia, greeting;
 You are hereby licensed to solemnye the rites Of marriage Lcs@een - -, of-, and - -, o;--, if you find no lawful impediment thereto; and having so done you are commanded to appear in the clerks office of the supreme court of said Dis-- tricl, and certify tue same.
 'Witness my hand and the seal of said court:
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performed, in his name by any of the assis- tant clerks in his office; and said assis- tants may sign the name of the clerk to any process, certificate, or other official act required by law or by the practice of the court to be performed by said clerk, and may au- lhenticate said signature by aaizing the seal of the court thereto, whereon the impress of the seal is necessary to its authorization In such eases the siyDature shall be, =
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SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That said clerk shall provide record-bool1 of his office, consisting of licenses in the above form, printed in blank, one of which he shall fill up with the names of the parties for whose union any licence has been issued, and beneath it shall be printed a certificate to be made by the minister who sOlemnized the marriage, in the following form:
 q, -, minister of f--church in -, hereby certify that, by authority of a license of the same tenor as the foregoing, I .oemnized the marriage of the parties afoce- said on the - day or -, eighteen -, at -, in the district of Columbia
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,.r7 10 amend an act entitled "An act to ..,.5asl in the District of Columbia house of .,-..s-ior 6oys," approved July 25, lS65.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-08

Havana Nov. %. Sch Frank Palmer, from
Matanzas for Key West, was lost at sea 18th.
Crew saved
F.. Barque Helena (of Bangor) Potter, at New
York from Liverpool reports 10th ult heavy
sea broke across deck. staying in forward
cabin skylight and cabin doors and partly fill
ing the cabin, staviug water casks, breaking
monkey rail and gangway stancheons and
splitting the covering board on the starbosrd
side.
Barqae Hala Frank Merrill from Savannah
for Montcvideo, which put into ST Thomas I'd
ult leaking 1890 strokes per hour, to X hu-ri-
cane Oct. which lasted three days. and up TO
2ist had q course CT tremendous gales. In
which lost all forward boom. sails and rigging
sprung bowsprit. and head Of foretopmast !:
broke the maintopmast short of sprung
head of mainmsst: lost all heavy sails.
fore aud abaft stays. vessel strained very badly
and making ten inches Of water per hour in
smooth water; one Of the between deck beams
broken, knees Ia midship stlrted. some Of the
bolts drawn out two inches. main deck started
from her frame work two inches.
John W. Kane. Master Of Schooner Fanny
Heating Of Quincy Point reports that when in
Latitude Us. n. Longitude "a. W, fell in
with three masted schr. Queen Of the West"
Phila. from Beaufort for Cardenas with lum-
Der. The crew ten 10 number were rescued
after having been iifty four hours without
food oI water. Alter rescuing the crew gale
sprung up. which would have rendered il I'M
possible for them 10 have lived on the wreck.
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trict school. How often we find the exer-
cises OF the scholars utterly worthless as
discipline, The reading or the recit-
ing has no real thought put into 1t. Mere
memorizing of the words of text book,
is called getting perfect lesson. Going
through the reading book is called learning
to read. We find, sometimes. classes in
Arithmetic, supposed to be nearly through
the book. that even a drill exercise at the
slate in Long Division, will completely
pull down. and Illustrate. The setting
down of numbers properly Is not taught.
The teachers are requiring the rules to be
learned by heart, and never think OF prac-
Using scholars day after day with original
examples. We find continual exhibitions
Of faulty methods in the school room. all
for the want of making no effort to find
out what is expected Of a good teacher.
Every school teacher. now. can as well
As not. find helps to the profession in the
multitude of publications and books that
are offered. This is no more than the pa
rents. whose hard earnings furnish school
rooms and text books. ought TO demand.
Let every school district ask, whether the
mistress or the master. ever read works
on the theory and practise of teaching.
The Maine Educational Journal ought to
be taken by every teacher. who makes the
least claims to proficiency.
II is published by Brown Thurston.
Portland. at the low rate of $3.50 u year.
r.-f names go I'm from this county tn tn"
Publisher. COUNTY SUPT.
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Educational.

A most valuable help, for Teachers in
the public schools. may be found in this
monthly publication. 1t Is edited by
twelve Of the best teachers in the State.
Each Of the numbers contains articles Of
great use. We are surprised that SO few
of the teachers whom we meet in our Wis
its. are subscribers to this Educational
Journal. What would be said Of Law
yer. or q Physician, who consulted no
Professional works: What excuse can
there be for unskilled teacherss The
truth is. our people are allowing the school
funds to be bestowed in many instances,
upon those who have no kind Of originality
or sense of what they are in the school
room for. They do nothing that ever
costs days training. in the special line Of
their calling. 1t is fearful to find the
waste OF precious time, caused by these
mechanical. lifeless teachers.
At considerable tax the children are sent
to school to learn sonethiag; to be trained
and developed by daily exercises in study
and recitation. If the teachers did tenth
part, to 1T themselves for their duties. that
Lawyers, and Physicians, and Clergymen,
and even good Mechanics and Iachinists
do. We should double the profit Of the dis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-08

Nrw ORLEANS. Below aGth VI A Franklin.
Pcrycre from Bucks fIsrbnr.
sAyASNAu-,'li 18Th baIqle Glars Eaton,
Merrymsn. Liverpool. brig Mary fennell,
Eaton. - croix: ~ - cro'X Eaton DO
RICHNoSp-Ar 2sth. sch Hattie COomb-,
Jameson. Rockland.
GEORGETOWN. - Car .Sih. sch onward,
Bunker from sn eastern port.
BALTIMORE, n .sin sch Kedhngton
Gregory. Portsmouth. SIf.
sIo>INGToN-Ar .3;h. steam yacht FIR
Fly. Wiiark. New York tor Iorkland.
Ar al Antwcrp 18th uii. Pacific. Fo>> crnn-
sialt.
hrat Erouworshavrn 18Th Ms. Moonlight +,
Michel, Baltimore and ~ for IicHu"i)
FoRtI,Np Ar Dth. nszelic. Pembroke
Olive Branch. HI. Francorit y. y. Ar Dec
1t Frank Pierce, Ells. i''lii liind-. Calais !;
Adelaide. ~tcuh-u tor Boston. Hannah. Sta
pie. Bangor Tor DO. Adelaide, knomlton, foI
d.: AZ II Packet. Was TOR Pawiuckrt; Day
Spring fnr Boston; CD Maine tor Boston;
Bo-IuN Ar 18th \ sawyer. Gould. ,aai- :;
sylvia. Bai,pn, MAchia- >ludalphon. Edwards.
Pembroke.
ia. hip winona. StanIrv. Valparaiso and
Rali.o, bArque Jennie Cu.hmnn. smiley, Cape
d. Word" and 4 market. brig 4. ;. Packard :,
Packard. fer Fernandma. I'D .hip Lotto
Warren.
Ar Soth. sch. Mary Fletcher Sargent. Eliza
Sethpor. Il II Huntley, DaYi-. \ lork.
Naricl kalcr, Waldoboro Elizabeth. MuIch.
GA slip Carrie Reed, Horton. mobile brig
JscntA. Miller, Cienfuegos. Sid. brig. {. ;.
Packard
Ar Goth woodcock, Hancock. Elizabeth.
Eli Clio. Bangor. Ar II Venus. Pembroke.
NEW tuKk Ar 18th, ship. Ellen Au-iin.
French, Callao. Ladoge. Wiley. aud El,inore.
Clark Cronstadt. barque Helena. Potter. Liver
pool. sch. sarsn ID. sanborn. Elizabcthport for
saicn. Frank Emily, Coii-y, Boston for
Charle-to~n. Robin, >rrout, for Boston.
Cld 18th. sch, NicA,bury. Higgins. A>pn
wall. L T. Heller Mitchell. Barbados.
Passed through He'll Gate 2sih. seh susan.
Sherman. from Baltimore fer Providence.
Old 18th. sch- Ele W a.ers. Baker, Bahia
John snow. Mncheil. Bath Helen q King.
Marshall Calais. Ar 3Jih W. ii. Whitmorc.
Deer I-lc Crccent. Lodge, Hatch Portsmouth
Ar 1t Lizzie Guptili, Chandler.
PRo,IpE>cE-Ar 1t. fIeetwing. Nash.
HoboAen. LebAnah. Delay, Calais. Watch
man. Dority. Bangor.
Ar Goth. schs susan. Sherman, Baltimore.
Josephene Brown, Millbrdse. Gen Marion,
Tiru- Rockland, Rena, Bishop. do. Forest,
Pcndleton, Bucksport.
PAwTucKrT-Sld 10Th sens Fair Wind,
Bonscy. Ellsworth. May Day, Adam. Bangor.
FALL REVERSED 30th. sch Red Jacket,
Ayeril, Baltimore.
NEW BEDfoRp-Ar 1T, sch Grecinn,
Coomts. Lneolnvi!le.
Bo,ToS-Ar LIST, brig Jessie Rhyns.. Holt,
Turks Islands.
Ar 2l brig. schs Lookout. Halves, Aiexand-
ria Alaska strout. from Hoboken.
MARYs Ar I'D brig Liberty from Ma,an-
za..
NORFOLK AR eth Sunbeam from Calais.
NEW YORK Ar lst Revolution. Ea>tpo-t.
Maid Of the Mist, Ellis. Virginia, small. Lu-
bee.
Boston Ar "a Ocean Belle. Coffin. Poit
johnson. Dolphin, Davis, Ellis. Collector,
Deer Isle. Julia, steuscn. Mentora. Castiae
Grampus. sullivan. Brave. Foss. Ar 81
Fulores, Hale, Brooklin.
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Memoranda.

Sch Webster Kelley Of Deer Isle will winter
at Providence.
Barquc A. ". Stevens. siupell, from New
York Jan 26 for Lisbon, had not arrived nj her
destination at last adviccs, and is Supposed 10
have been lost in some Of the February gales.
Capt stupell aud the first mate belonged in
Brewer, aud the second mate, Henry Lloyd.
be longed in Portland. The vessel registered
526 tons and was owned in Newburyport
The schr Gun Rock Of Lubec. from Windsor
laden with PLASTER. went n hore the night Of
the md ult. al White Head, Grand Menan. in
heavy easterly gale. The crew were saved.
The Sentinel says Tuesday morning. when
of Matnicu.. the pilo, Of the steamer New
Brunswick saw \ vessel on iire not far distant.
The steamer was headed toward the burning
vessel. and went 20 near 10 ascertain that
the vessel was abandoned. and was burned
nearly 10 the waters edge. The vessel was
loaded with lumber. and was thought to be
about 10 tons burthcn.
Mountain Eaglc. Ca-tinc. Pilac Of sullivan.
will winter at Providence.
Boston Ar Ri George. Els. florco. Brook
lin. Ar 9TH Forester: Wesley Abbott, Henry
Perry. Pacific.
HOLMES HoLE ar I'll LodusAia for New Bed
ford.
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DIED.


In Ellsworth. Dee. lst, Sarah l.. Card, daughter
of Ephrain and Almra Card, aged IL years nd
six months
OBITUARr.-Afier an illness of lew days de
parted this life. Oct 81, ISL Mrs. Rebeeea Bow
ers, wife Of the late Henry Bowers. and only
daughter, by his first wife, OF Capt. Ihorndik. OF
Camden. Me, in the 7ith year Of her age. The
subject Of this notice WIS born in Camden In the
year l..6. At the age of sixteen she experienced
religion, and was baptized by Elder Case and
united with the Baptist church at that place. In
May 1916 she with her husband came 10 Els.
worth and both united with the Bap
tiA church here, then nnder the care of Elder
Lord. She afterwards maintained her character
a consistent and exemplary christian. and dnr.
ing her sickness her m ina was firm and hopeful.
Her last moments, like the summers setting sun
werepeaceful and tranquil.
Thus has passed from earth, one with whom
all acquainted, Gan testify to her worth.
In ". Gouldsboro, Nov. s4th. MIR. Nathan Bun
ker. aged ~ years.
In Bellevue Hospital, n. y, Nov. 25th Mr.
George u. Lyman, son of Capt. Fri L. and Sally
7. Lyman, Of Mt. Desert, aged 90 years and
months, Of Congestye Chills. A worthy young
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AFRICAN WINES. II Is not generally
known that Cape Colony produces the most
delicious wines grown on the face Of the
earth. cargo received As remittance
by our neighbors DIR. J. Z. Aver Co.
contains several varieties raised there,
among which the Constancia commands
the high st price OF any wine In the world.
Almost the entire crop Of II is consumed
in the palaces Of Europe, this rare excep-
ton being sent to Them In exchange for
their medicines. which have long been the
staple remedies OF South Africa. Boston
journal.
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NJ A II RE ID.

In Hancock Dec 4th at the residence OF T. l..
stration Esq, By Rsy.J J. Wheeler, Capt. Jeremiah
stratton, and Miss florance a, Wooster, daughter
OF Capt Isaiah Wooster. all OF Hancock.
In Gus, the 9Th inst, by Rev. VIM. II. Sayary,
OF this city, Mr. Charles Otis, OF OTIS, 10 Miss
Nancy v. Hill of Ellsworth.
In Surry Oct. 18th. by Rev. l.. 4. Trip, Mr.. Jo
.eph r. Wiilins, Ut Bluehill, TO Mss Addaleaner
Clough OF Surry. Also
By the same, Dec. 3d. Mr.. Charles 4 Sanders
TO Mss Ellen Maria Cunningham, both of snrry.
In Gouidsboro. the tth inst, by II. VI. Sowle,
ESQ, Mr.. Benja amin Havy, OF sullivan, 10 Mrs
Mary T.. Stinson, Of Gouldsboro.
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SAILED.

Dec. 1st, Ariel, Austin Boston; j. NJ. Kennedy.
Pomroy, Boston; Forest City Davis, Hoston; Lu-
ella. Hodgkins. Boston.
Dec "a ocean, Grant, Portland; Senator, Whit
more, Boston.
Dec. Sd Georgetta. Lord, n. "; Bangor, Jor-
graph, " GODDARD, Portland; James Tildsn Jordan
NY.
Dec. MAY Wyman. Thursting, Portland; Pana-
ma, Lancaster, Boston; A. x. Woodard Wood
ard, y. Y.
Dec. 7th Julia A. Rich, Pstten. Boston; Mid,
night, Hopkins. Boston; Otronto, Hammond. Bos.
ton FAIR Wind, Bonzy. Boston.
SULLNAN-Ar Dec Sd Schs A b Crabtree
stratou, Pearl Martin: Victor Dyer.
Cid Dec 4th Henry CLAY, Foster, New York.
Delaware Fulingtoa New York. shswmut
Moon Boston.
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Rufus Chapman ofLiberty Maine, had a
stiff lc. bent n the knee, limbersd and
Strengthened by the use Of ''Johnsons
Anodyne Liniment."
The proprie:ors Of Johns on's ADodyne
Liniment" Parsons Pur2ative Pills." and
sheridan Cavalry Condition Powders,
have published > readable and INSTRUCTIVE
pamphlet, which may be had free at the
stores.
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Sils.i.iil'- sale.


HANCOCK, s., StlIRIFF~ DFFttE,l
November ~ l~.l.
1 have tnk-n upon LNrrHnnn tne Right III ~
] uity THAT rid.nn Li-cpmh, uf tirli, I'll --i
County, No. Or hA'i AZ ttc time Of me attachment
upon the original wrIt, 81 rc,Iccm irom mortgage,
certain parcels oi land situated Ia ~Ar. l,lcn d.
scribrt a. follows, VIZ Inc same tWn lots mort
gagged hy -aii I.i-rpnib t. Ahi4 it.ruuh, ~ ,irt
dated Apfii u isIi, ami recorded 20 the lIaucecN
u -istrt Of ibceil-. Nut. -. flgr --J b. y hich
decd reference iAly M LA itr a l!iogc ilI tr- tri
ttui4.
Au1 -htIi srt th- sytl rf-tt d, redeem III uul-
TIL auction ia the ia: -c Ht iiAie 4 finrfs t ll..
worth. tu. ~til tuuuty. IN saturday. thc Gl-t d,y
~ December uuNt. III tru .'clurh 90 lhr forenoon.
u. IL. A >D!.t;~. Deputy sheriff,
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From TIE STEADY. FIRM AND REGULAR
BEAT or THE HEART, replacing interrupted
and feeble action Of that organ, demon
strated In variety OF cases. FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYEUP or HYPoPuosriirr- j.
known Ia exert 4 powerful tonic effect on
the muscles OF the Heart
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Corrected Weekly.
MARINE LIST.
Pert ofs EllsWovah.
ARRIVED.

Dec lst Otroute, Hammond. Provi dence;
American Eagle Mcfarland Boston.
Dec. ID Florida, Belfast: Mid night. Hopkins;
Jachin, Belfast
Dec ID Nay wyman, Thurstcn. Boston; Fair
Wind, Bonxy. Pswtueket; Huzxar. Buker, Rock
land: J, C. Fremont. Bunker, Rockiand; Zicavo,
Gerald. Boston; Benny Ives, Curtis, Boston;
Doris, Sadler. Boston.
Dec eth, Rattan, Jordan. Boston Olive, Boston;
olive Branch, Higgins Portland Diamond. Tory
RocklAnd.
Dec. 6th, Elizabeth, Murch, Boston.