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himself into the discussion simply to
have ansopportunity to abuse Governor
srRyExsoS, who skinned him recently
Ia Kanawha.' Mr. WALKER went to
wellsburg BY the Invitation, and in
compliance with, the arrangement made
by the State Central Committee, and SO
did not thrust himself into the discus
sion- Il, as asserted b. the IatelltSs-
Ger, Governor STEVENSON recently skin
ned" Mr.. WALKER in Kanawha, the
Governor should bear his own flaylng
at wellsburg with more equanimity.
The false report he has foisted upon the
Inteliqrnccr, shows that the keen thrusts
he received have penetrated deeper than
the cuticle however thick that may be.
We have thus disposed briefly OF
every material assertion contained in
the MtelIigsncer's article. We were
present at the meeting; made the report
which appeared in the REGISTER on
Wednesday morning and knoSo that the
statements reported to the hatel!gsncer
and printed in that paper yesterday
. morning, are totally untrue
The arrangement which was adopted
for the order OF speaking and the diyi'
sion of time, was the Republican propo
sition. It gave to GoFF the advantage
of following DAVIS, and to STEVENSON
the advantage Of speaking after WALK
Err; the only concession to the Demo
Gratis being that, after four hours speak
ing, when the audience was thoroughly
tired out, Mr.. WALKER might lave
thirty minutes in which 10 reply to the
/ Governor. 1t is also a fact that "a soon
as Governor STEVENSON commenced tc
speak, the people who, up to this time
had crowded the Court House, began K
leave, and at least two-thirds Of the AN
dience had left the room when he tool
his seat. The Governor attempted
defense and explanation Of his otfic'a
acts was a failure, and might as vel
have been omitted. He is no mattel
for Mr. WALKER in debate, and vii
probably in future give him a Wild
| berth
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
| Wheeling.

Dewey, Vance Co.
vs.. : In SnhnceTy.
Frank ]. Rothacker, ct al.
Notice having been heretofore given that
pursuant To decree Of said Court in
said cause, that would, as Special Com
missioner, sell, on Saturday, the 9Th day
OF April, 1870, at public auction, at the
front door OF the Court House Of ONO
county, the real estate known as the
Rothaeker Brewery, ts-wit: the south half
OF Lot No. IS, situate OH the east side OF
Market street, between jefferson and
Adams streets, In the city OF Wheeling;
and that the above sale was postponed un-
I'll Wednesday, May 18th, 1870; notice Is
hereby given that said sale was on said 18th
day of May, postponed until saturday, DC
tober /, 1870, at ~ o'clock A. NJ, at which
time IT will take place at the front door OF
the Court House Of Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance in two equal instruments, payable
respectively In six and twelve months
from the day OF sale, with interest. De-
ferred paymentSsto be secured by purchaser
giving his bond with good personal secu-
rity, and by the title being retained until
the same are paid.
The Commissioner will only give sich
title as is vested in him, which is believed
10 be good
ALFRED CALDWELL,
sPn23 Special Commissioner.
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The piscus.fon nj weusburg

If any additional proof were needed
o. the complete discontinue OF thu
Radical speakers at Wellsburg on Tues
day, il could be found in the manner ii
which the Mtsliigelcsr is trying tc
create the contrary impression. That
paper had no reporter at the meeting
and the statements which constituted
the basis Of It's editorial article yester
day morning were probably furnished by
Governor STEVENSON. who was in the
city on Wednesday Those s'atsm crt'
cere untrue from jGgiaaiGy 70 end. Pos
sibly the editor did not know this, but
the Governor did
The REGISTER report was not written
BY Mr.. WALKER; it was not ''uufail
and distorted" Mr.. DAVIS speech was
by no means aAat failure" and no Dem
ocrat ever confessed" that i. was; ii
elected from the audience frequent
outbursts Of applause, and that factis
stated in the REGISTERS report
The InteLEgcacer says: Mr.. WAL
KER's opening speech was, as the Re-
sIsrER says, perfect torrent of invec'
tive" The REGISTER said no such
thing; as may be proven by reference
10 the report. Of Mr.. WALKERS last
speech we had no notes, but said that
in il every refuge assumed by the Gov,
ernor was assailed and demolished, and
a perfect torrent OF keen but decorous
invective was poured upon the many
faults and errors Of his administration.
This is literally true.
The IatelEgencer says: That 1t was
decorous, nobody but himself and the
REGISTER would affirm; and that only
because neither knows what decorum
or decency is" lfthe writing and pub
lication of such assertions IS that JUS;
quoted be decorous or decent, then thai
sentence contains the only particle Of
truth in the IntelEgsncrs whole arti'
Gle. Though criticising with just severity
Governor SrEvENsoN's official acts, Mr..
WALLER SAID nothing as indecorous or
indecent as that contained in the Intel.
Rgenesrs assertion.
The IntsLligsncer further states that
The REGISTERS and Mr.. WALKER S
statement that the meeting was called
by the Democrats 10 hear Mr.. DAVIS is
untrue" On the contrary, the only I'M
truth is in the Intslligncers denial.
The meeting to be addressed by Mr..
DAVIS was first announced in the REG,
rsrER on the 29th OF August. On the
81 OF September the Iatshgencer an.
nounced meeting to be addressed by
General Corr at the same time and
place; and on the Sth Of September,
announced that Governor STEVENSON
would also speak at the same time; in
the hope, doubtless. that two Radical
orators might prove match for Mr..
DAVIS. 1t was Mr.. DAVIS meeting,
having been first announced by him.
The InteRigeneer further states that
Mr.. WALKER went there and thrust
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UNITED STATES OF AnERICA.
u DlsIRICI OF WEST VIRGINIA, ~.
lockwood, Purdy q Co,


Steamboat Michigan and nine coal bargez.
Attachment In Rem.
Whereas, libel has been filcd in tho
District Court Of the United States Tor tLa
DistFict OF West Virginia, on the 18Th day az
, August, $50, By Jonathan IL. lockwood
PhllipJ. AnShutz, William J. Purdy. Jnsot,
r LOckwood, Joshua Burnley, admInlsf rHtoy
% the estate OF James BurIey, deceased. and
henry Welse, edminirtTator OF he estate IN
DaVld b Eockwood, deceased, against the
steamer Michigan" her engines, tackle
oulnt, appairi and furniture, aud nine coal
al "a -, ana ar INST John Smith and CHARTS
~; watson, William W. Smith and Rich
a &c n sm'th and Il. X. Roberts, Albert
ihALen; VTin Cagvell, John T.-Rlsher, VIII
nam nam W. Htbher and George w. Risber
SoV, therefore, In pursuance Of the un0nI-
son under the seal Of the said Court 10 me
directed and delivered; do hereby give
pubic notice % all perpOns claiming file
shld steamCT, her engines. tackle, ontdf. sr,-
PeIe ana furniture, and the nine cnsI
oarges, OF IN any manner Interested there-
IN, that they be and appear before the aid
Dtstrlct LQur 10 be held IN and for the said
Dis.Tlct OF West Virginia, At Wheeling. IN
sa.d District, on the 18th day OF septer5ber
ieI1 ~ II O'Clock In the forenoon OF the day
PROVIDED the same shall be day OF iurtsdie,
uon, 0therwlSe on the next day Of iurfsdie-
Ion thereafter then and there 10 iflteTnoSe
thetr elatn1s and % make their aIIe1afions
on Thar BEHALF HED6NAN sLA7R.
Z. 3. Aarxhal District on " Vs
AMD >. WBzAI, Proctor.
"h>shnG W. Va, Sept 10, Is7s.
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The editor of the Maryyille (Tenne

The editor Of the Maryville (Tennes
see) Republican is a colored man, bu;
not much inclined TO follow the malig,
nant teachings Of scalawag Radicalism
He says: Let us not stop to unearth
the dead issues OF the past, but press
forward with renewed zeal, doing battle
for the right aud opposing wrong. Con-
servatism in Tennessee means peace,
law, order and equal rights to all; it
buries the past and builds up a prosper
Gus and peaceful future,
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Meeting at Londensville.

JIG. Coop, ESQ, of this city, will ad'
dress the people Of Londensvilie, near
Cameron, Marshall county, on Satur,
day, September "a on the political
issues Of the day.
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$1,000 Reward,

DEBISGS VIA FUGA CURES ALI
Liver. Kidney and Bladder Disease, or
ganicWeakness, Female Affections, General
Debility, and all complaints OF the Urinary
Organs, In male and female. = - :
5000 VIII also be paid for any case OF Blind.
Bleeaing or Itching PILES that BHBrsois
PILE RE,TDT fails u cure 49,
DEBlN6s MAGIc LISfNEsT eur~
Rheumatic Palma, spraina Bruise. 1nS
bEelled Joint, IN man and baest- =,
Sold everywhere. Send Tor HamphIs<
LABoRafoKr@Sf2fF Rnhfurf strvst.
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Notice,

NOTICE..
rTNHE JOINT COMMITTEE APPOINTED
at the last session Of the Legislature OF
West Virginia To investigate alleged dis
ordinations against citizens OF this State
by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany, in charges for freight and passengers,
will meet at Berkeley Springs, Morgan
county, on the 9th OF September, TO dis
charge the duties devolved upon 1t.
Persons desiring TO make known 10 said
Committee instances Of illegal and discrim-
NATIVE charges by said railroad company,
will send to said Committee statement OF
the facts within their knowledge, or appear
before said Committee in person.
All communications should be addressed
to the undersigned at Berkeley Springs,
Morgan county, West Va.
HENRY BRANNOS,
sep2l Sec'y pro tenn.
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NEW ADyERIlsEMENTs
LlNDsLEY INSTITUTE,
Cor. Fifth and Centre streets.
~. kwHEELiNo, WA.

DUrLDfNa I.ARGESAND CoMdoDI.
ID Gus. Course Of instruction In the
higher English Branches and Classics thor
ough and complete.
Fall session OF Thirteen weeks opens
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th inst. Terms
very reasonable. any further informA-
ton as to terms, &c, apply to or address
J. 6. FRAZIER, Principal,
sep2 Wheeling, W. Wa.
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NOTICE.

SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF OHIO,
CLERKS OFFICE, Sept. 20, 1870.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
n of Supervisors Of Ohio County will be
neld nj the Court House of said county, on
Tuesday next, the nth inst, beginning at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. JAMES Z. ROGERS,
sep9O Clerk.
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6 Pieces Richest Black Silks in
the City, for $345peryard Cheap al
$500.
8 Pieces do for ST. per yard
worth $500.
5Pieces Taffeta do for $r.25 per
yard, worth $2oo,
IS Pieces Handsome Paids, from
soc to $I,oo per yard
100 Pieces Black Alpacas, from 25c
to $I.oo per yard.
50 Pieces Empress Cloths, all coIors,
at astonishingIy Low Prices.
so Pieces Irish Linens. from 3oc to
$Ioo per yard.
100 Pieces a. Bleached Muslin,
at u I-2c, Cheap at I8c.
500 Long and Square ShawIs, all
Of the very Latest Styles.
Asour Goods are all purchased for Cash.
previous 10 the recent advance, we are sat
isfed that we can offer TO purchasers i'll
ducements not to be found in any other
house in the city.
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Notice TO Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
September u, 1870.
VNHE FOLLOWING RESOL UTIO y
passed Council:
Resolved, That all City Taxes on Real Es-
tate for the year 1870 remaining unpaid on
the LIST day Of November next shall bear in
terest nj the rate of 10 per cent. per annum
from that date. II. +. FEENY,
Srp22 City Clerk.
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Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket...------,-

- stale 1Ichtts
- FOR GOVERNOR,
So .J.J.JACoB, of Hampshire County.
ron SUPREME JUDGE,
s.P.T. MOORE, of Mason County.
sG7AS &c roRAuDaroR, p
E.A. BENNETT. of Marion County.
, Z ecu TOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, 81 r
JOSEPH sPRIGG, Of Hardy County.
I.CH FOR TREASURER,
inc. 81. BURDETT, of Kanawha Co.
-g.g p EoE SECRETARY or STATE
JOHN n. PHELPS, of Mason County.
is.Cd Cor
co.. ~ FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT,
81 John ]. DAVIS, Of Harrison County.
p. =. 80 .asRooSD DISTRICT.
-. on. powNEY, OF Mineral, County.
..-.S THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe County
chic County Democratic Ticket.
STATE SESATOh-
LEWIS BAKER
axMBERs HOUSE OF pELEGATES
r q. BARR, s....
JOHN FAIRS.
EG. CRACRAFT,
SHERIFF,
THOMAS p. SHALLCRUSS.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. ID.
B. A. GALLIGAS.
.. RECORDER,
ROBERT B. woods
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
III. GOOD.
ASSESSORS,
GEORGE HOOK-City District.
JOSEPH BURROWS-Country District
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. T. CARR.
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NILLIN ERY

MISS LAMBERTTAKESP PLEASURE in
vi informing her old customers and the
public that she has resumed the Millinery
business, In Washington Hall Building, in
the room adjoining Messrs. &. L. Brown
Co.'S Jewelry Store. sepA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

One Of the finest views on our coast.
is from near the falls in Sullivan. The
bay with its numerous points and islands.
with the hills beyond. forms beautiful
picture. Mr.. c. w. Lyman Of Concord
n. II. and formerly Of Sullivan. has lately
been engaged in painting it as viewed from
Capt. Nelson Abbott's house near the
falls.
Work has been suspended until Spring
on the vessels on the stocks at Sullivan
and South Hancock. Each of them are
substantially built. and are meant for
service. They will be ready to launch
early In the spring.
L. Crabtree & Co. of Hancock. since
the lst. Of September have taken down an
old mill and dam and rebuilt them. and
have sawed 200 m. slaves $50 m. shingles.
thoroughly repaired saw mill. and sawed
IS M. long lumber They are now fitting
| up lath mill on the same dam, on Egypt
stream.
FREMONT Dec eth. 1870.
Mr.. SAWYER The new school house
at East Bass Harbor, was dedicated with
appropriate ceremony last Monday even
ing: Address by the Rev. II. II. Eaton of
Norridgewock.
This is the largest wooden school house
in Hancock County. with a hall in the sec
ond story. ante-rooms &c.
To give meritorious description is be-
yond my ability. know that what is
done Is well done
The speaker, (Nunson) gave sound.
logical. educational address which was
listened to by many persons with open
ears and mouths. realizing it to be a great
treat. such as can be furnished only bv
Names best educators: his leading points
were grand. and conclusions grander.
+. II. DODGE.
-Messrs. Crabtree & Chaplain. have
shipped from their quarry in Sullivan.
seventeen cargoes of granite. amounting
TO twenty five hundred tons.
There is neither Lawyer. Minister or
meeting house in the town of Gouldsboro.
1t is the same with sullivan with the ex
ception of meeting houses of which there
are two.
In Gouldsboro. on the road from Pros
peci Harbor to Indian Harbor. is a cove.
bounded on two sides by rocky shore.
but the surface from shore TO shore. and
from high TO low water mark. is gently
inclined plane Of pure sand so smooth and
hard that man or horse will nowhere
make but slight track This sand beach
of AT least an acres extent has been formed
by the sand brought down by two small
brooks. which empty into the head Of the
cove and all within the memory OF persons
living there at present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are
widely known as an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis. Hoarseness. Coughs. and other
troubles Of the throat and lungs. They
are Of great value for the purposes for
which they are designed, and it should be
known that while they are pleasantly
eficacious, they contain no hurtful ingred-
tents. but may at all times be used with
perfect safety. We speak from personal
experience when we commend them TO
persons afflicted with irrtated throats. a.
thousands are, particularly at this season
of the year.
As the e are many limitations. ask for ard
obtain on'y ''Broen's Bronchial Troches."
which by long experience have proved
their value, having received the sanction
of physicians generally, and testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country.
Western World Boston.
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In this city Dec. 10th. 10y Rev DR. Tenney, Mr.
John 4. Gates. and Miss Sarah A. Frazier, DO: b
OF Ellsworth.
Dec 10Th. BY the same. Mr.. Melvin u. HA.iam
of Waitham, and Miss Abbe {. Gray OF Ellsworth
dee. llth. bv the same. Mr.. John &. Jordan Of
kll-~orth. and Miss Cynthia Bartlett of Mt.
Desert. We acknowledge the receipt Of . geaer
ou- thee OF the Wedding Cake.
In fremont, Dec. 9Th by Rev. SIlAs Hall, Capt.
Jacob " carroll and Miss Rebecca W. Lurvey
both OF fremont
In Franklin. Dec. Eth, BY j. A. Doyle ESQ Mr.
tyfn' Harhi-on, 10 Mise winc:ord {. CLARK
both Of Franklin
In VI; Desert. Dec 5ih At the residence OF Can't
E.B Lrnaiu's. by A. &. Fernald Esq, Mr.. samuel
J ,cment. and Mis-. Lydia h. Ly nam. both of MI
Desert.
Iowa City Nov 3oih. AT the residence of Samuel
Lord, BY the Rev. Mr.. spinning. Mr.. J. r. schcll
OF Iowa, to Lime, daughter OF Daniel Adams OF
Eli-Vorth.
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DIED ID.

in this city. the sth inst. suddenly OF Typhoid
Fever .ah r. Whtmore, aged II. daughter OF
Jam 4. anu Martha Whitmorc.
This household has suffered an unusual be-
reavement in the loss Of two daughters within the
past three weeks. The afniction calls out srca,
sympathy from all this community.
In Ellsworth. the llth, Charles Lynch aged IS
years.
In No. sejgwick. Nov. 2sih. Of consumption
Wesly t. oldest and last son OF i've. Of Capt. Iii
ram and Mary Bowdes. aged 10 year. aud days
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Persons who have become thoroughly chilled
from any cause. may have their circulation u,
once restored by taking into the stomach .
tea-spoonful Of "Johnson's Anodyne Lni.
ment7 mixed in = little cold water, well sweet
ened.
Every farmer who owns . good stock OF
Horses Cattle and sheep, and intends o keep
them through the winter, should get at once
a good stock of"Sherijan's Cavalry Condition
Powders" One dollars worth will save at
least half ton of hay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-15

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun-
THF undersigned. Widow OF Frank Pierce. late
specially represents tina, SAID deceased die pos.
sessed OF certain Pew No. II. in the Csngrega-
tionai Meeting House in Bucksport; she therefore
prays your Honor would grant her the Allowance
Of said Pew.
MARY A. PIERCE.
December 'th, $50
STATE or MAINE.
Hancock, So. Court of Probate Dec. Term, A. D.
Upon the foregoing petition Ordered. That said
Widow give public notice TO all persons inter
csted by causing a copy OF the petition and this
order thereon. to be published three weeks sue
cessvely in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at pro bate
nesiay OF January next, at 10 of the clock IN the
forenoon, and shcw cause, If any they have why
the prayer Of said petitioner should not be grant
ed
Swj0 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest GEO. A. DYER. Register.
true copv-Attest :--t'Eo. A. DYER. Register.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun.
~ of Hancock.
PIE undersigned, widow OF Joseph Douglsss,
] late OF Brooksville in aid County. deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed OF Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
which has been duly returned into the Probate
once: that her circumstances render u necessary
that she should have more of said Personal rs :
tate than she is entitled TO distribution thereof
she therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her such ALLOWANCE out OF said Personal Estate,
rs IN your discretion you may determine nccessa
~ and proper. and also Tor the appointment OF
Commissioners 10 set out Dover il said Estate.
SARAH l.. DOUGLASS.
December 5:h, 1870.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, So. Court OF Probate, December Term,
A d.. 1870.
Upon the foregoing petition. Orderod That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons inter
e.ted, by causing copy Of the petition aud this
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sheriff sale.
HANCOCK, S., suEuIFF's OFFICE,
N.y.nh.r % ls-u

HANCOCK, S., SHERIFF's OFFICE
November %. 1870. I
I have taken upon Execution the Right in EI-
] uity that Gideon Liscomb, OF Eden, Iii said
County, has Or had at the time OF the attachment
upon the original writ, TO redeem from mortgage,
certain parcels OF land situated in said Eden de-
scribed as follows, viz: The same two lots mort
gagged by said Liscomb to Afia Liscomb, by deed
dated April IA ISIS, and recorded III the Hancock
Registry OF Deeds, Vol. 81, Page 20, TO which
deed reference may be had for more full scrip
ton.
Aud shall sell the said right to redeem at pub
lie auction at the office of Hale Emery, in Els
worth, in said County, on Saturday, the Dist day
mber next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
ID. II. SAUNDERS. Deputy sheriff.
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YHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
All concerned, That he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of the last
Will and Testament Of
Josiah Z. Ash, late OF sullivan,
In the County Of ancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs; he therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the SAID de
ceased's estate. TO make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same for pay mcut.
3w50 CyRJrS PMrRy
Dec. It'll, 1870
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domestic PoTta.
SULLIVAN. Sid 9th, schs Eclipse, Robbins,
and Mary A Rowland. Belfast.
PORTLAND. Ar Thursday, Ella Rich. Bass
Harbor; Georgietta, Ellsworth for NY; Sem
ator. Delaware. Fred Dunbar, Elizabeth and
Franklin for Boston.
Ar 9th. Rachel. WEIGH. fremont; 10th. Tel
egraph. Ellsworth; Bonney Ives. Florida. and
Doris. for Boston.
RosToN. Ar It'll. J N Kennedy, Ellsworth;
l. II Smith, Orlrnd; ar sth. r c Themes. BAL
timore; Bangor. Joi dan: sr 10Th. Fred. Dun
bar. Castine. Cxnova. J C Harraden; ar llth.
Samaritan and Leweila, Ellsworth; Ariel, do I;
Laurel, sullivan.
BALTIMORE. Ar 5th. Transfer from Port.
land.
PHILADELPHTA. Ar 5th. A II Whitmorc.
l. lie. Brig + c Redman. ordered TO New
York.
NORWICH. Ar 9Th. Anna Harper.
HOLMES HoLE. Ar 9th. Onward, Bunker.
for Portland.
Sid 9th. Mary A Holt.
NEW YORK. Ar eth. Statesman and Sea
Queen. Of Franklin, Ar 9Th. Berthe Sender,
for Boston.
PROVIDENCE. Ar eth. Abigail Haynes.
NEWPORT. In port 9th. Kate Grant. Ellis
worth.
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March next. the price to remain unchanged
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VIEW ADVER TTSEMENTS.

Rowelrs Advertisements.
pauchy's
Manhood and Womsnhood.
Fire and Marine ms.
Manhood. bow Lost, how Restored.
legislative Notices.
+. r. Robinson's Ads.
A. W. Greely & Co.
Horse and Wagon.
New Paint shop.
Legal Notices.