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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-27

Noa ths g. LsaiA Ma, HssalA.
A man By the name Of Cooper, living at
Richmond, IN this State, found On cid boat
hulk on The sand bsr, nearly opposits Park
ulle, in the Missouri river. From inquiries, ,hs
learned this boat had sunk there In the fall
Of 1855, though 10 could not and ont what
her name WA A. pant Of The hull was In
. state Of presesvatien, kr. Cooper resolved
- remove Il II possible. and for that par
pose engaged { number Of Aanda After
diggipg awhile The front hstcAway was
struck, and finally opened. Tia stern II
Tie boat, II appaars, xhsa shs struck Tie
snae, immsdiassly swung Of into deep
vs.s:,., while ths bow hung On 70 " snag
and ssunainsd II an elevated posision, though
tho drifting sands Aad nearly covered II
vhsa found b. Mr. Cooper. Aft~ some
hbee one q IL woskmsn struck . barrel,
and then another one, and then another enc
and thsn anolhes, and It NJ discovered
der after der o. barrels he In the hull Of
thst sa1k0 boAk Upoa examination, ,theee
boSTela wego fooad % coatoln uQuou, wine,
wAisky a1d btAndy. II. Cooper kas slpce
learned thas 80 bazTels Of whisky, 6oo
caGke- q lbeaady, and 80 e1ekD o1wine
were % ~ boat When 0ho va 1ook, sDd
thAt b9 destruction waD cono30eeod . ooAl
that - OOg1 - 0o1o = oSalDo ~. UI.
Ceopr - Aooe - q koeiok = peseAAel
onp0ntoo WhogoWitA - cno IQ1oo To h1ll
a ~ oos - baEsels Duch GaG39 thAa u
~ aow Sosnss( AlGUhg lyihAnd
Me Ne4e . voeH e40Ne th1oo 1llI1ea
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-06-15
A Startling Phenomenon in Illinois.

A terrible cyclone devastated mar
row strip of country near Mason City,
Illinois, last Friday morning, The
storm-cloud was first observed gathering
on an oper prairie, six miles from Mason
City, and from this cloud soon shot out
three narrower and spire-like cloud col
umns, which continued TO ascend rapidly,
until they reached and seemed TO anal
gamamate with passing cloud above.
This startling phenomenon then moved
slowly toward Mason City, but finally
changed its course, much to the relief Of
the people of that place. A mile from
its track, an odor, much like that of
burning sulphur, was inhaled by several
persons. A gentleman, who was within
q hundred yards of the cyclone when it
passed, says that small flashes of elec.
trcity were constantly visible in the
storm column, passing from the earth to
the clouds above, and that rapid crack
ling reports were heard, reminding aim
most forcibly Of volleys of musketry.
The pathway of the cyclone was nearly
three miles in length, and from 20 to so
feet in width, and iu that pathway not
a spear of grass, not q stalk of corn or
wheat, nor shrub, and not particle
of vegetation, was left alive. For some
distance the earth was literally plowed
up to the depth of six inches. The
column of whirling air must have been
intensely hot, rs every green thing in
its path was dried to crisp. Another
feature of the cyclone was that, while
its rotary motion mus, have been Of in
conceivably great velocity, its forward
motion was only about six miles an
hour. The outlines Of its pathway
were so we'll defined that, five feet from
the outer line of total destruction of
vegetation of every kind, not vestige
of its effects could be seen. Fortunately,
no house stood 10 the line of the tornado
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WHOLE NO. 1890.

talking in low tones, and did not hea
the step coming up the path, until Ia
figure blocked the door, and voic
said,
Il am looking for an old soldier calle
Jared Wentworth
present. cried the veteran; and
spite os wounds and age he stood cred
before his chair, his hand raised in thN
old military salute. Then his strength
gave way, and Tom Granger caught bin
in his arms.
Father he cried, you here?'
AT last, old comrade, said the colo
mel, as he stood beside the chair. Lool
up; do you know meE
'Know youP think if you was t
call my name when I'm in my grave P(
say "present." It's the captn-m
dear young captin-come to see tn
old sojer die.
Not for that, old friend. Bear up
you and l shall sit in the chimney cor
ner many years to come, and talk OF thd
old times
NO said the feeble voice; I've goS
my orders, and l only waited for you tc
come. You are here, and have answer
ed to my name, and now l am ready I'd
90. Little Sunbeam, | want your arms
about me when | die.
Milly had gently removed the arms Of
Tom Granger, and was supporting tho
old mans head upon her bosom. These
two had loved each other well in all theil|
troubles, and their simple lives had BEEN
lived out so far that the other might bd|
happy.
'I've done a great wrong, little girl, /
said the sergeant, family. Il loved YOU
so much that when the lady talked of
taking you away it went to my poor old
heart to its depths. Yes, loved you,
but l ought to have let you 90. What
right had | useless old hulk, to tie|
your young life down to mine?
Hush, hush, grandfather, she said
You know l would not have left YOU
Its true heart this, my captain,
said the old man. Il reckon she's got|
the good blood in her veins, the blood
of the Wentworth who died at Bunker
Hill. I'm going, captin; let me take
your hand. Promise me, by the field Of
Buena Vista, by Palo Alto, and the Be-
Ian Gates, that you will make the path
these little feet must tread happy to its
close, if you can
Il WILL replied the colonel promptly.
She is my daughter from this hour.
Thank you, captin. A soldier keeps
his word you promised to come.in time
to see your old sarjeant die, and you
came. You will keep your word to me,
and Little Sunbeam will be happy
Now lay me down, my darlin; let Inc
rest, for am tired
They laid him down, and the old man
seemed to sleep. He was asleep, but
the slumber which can Only be broken
by the summons upon the resurrection
morn.
Two years passed, and the grass was
green on Sergeant Wentworths gravt,
under the appe-tree on the sunny slope.
Two came down the hill-sid hand in
hand, and scattered flowers upon his
grave. Who were they? Tom Gran
ger and Little Sunbeam, man and wife
and as they stood looking down upon
the grave, his arm about her, the bright
head resting on his shoulder, she wins
pered,
DO you think he sees us, and is glad,
dear Tom?
Il hope so,' said Granger, and stoop.
ed his proud head to kiss her; and they
went on in the fading afternoon, and so
into the great world that lay beyond,
happy and beloved. The blessing Of
that old man dead followed, and will
cling to them even to the end.
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HartIand Business Cards.
L G | i b e r T
Manufacturer of and Dealer in

L. G. | Il b e r L
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
P!0ws, CultiyatOrS, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn K"!tIeS,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLLBAKERs,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Track, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmcrs, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors Bcdstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuycr Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Grimcss improved Smut Mills,
IIowc's Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, lIawows, &c.
~ Orders solicited.
lINrtland, VT, May |, 1871. liSi
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is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
By WILLIAM u. McMASTER.

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Probate and Commissioners Notices, $2 90
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Notices in news columns, 10 cents per line
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will be charged at the rate OF five cents per
line
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Windsor Business Cards.

Apo,tecaries HaH, Cor, Main and state ST.,
WINDSOR, VT,
VI. K. PA IN u,
DRUGGIST e. APOTHECARY,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Essential Oils, Fine Pcrlumery, Soaps,
Fancy 4 Toilet Articles, Coniection-
cry, and Cigars, and great variety
Of Diatetcs for the Sick
Also, Manufacturer of the Celebrated Green
Mountain Balm of Gilend & Cedar Plaster
Pulmonic Pastlcs Wild Cherry Tonic (;
Elccric Drops for Toothachc; LOmorcauX's
Specific Mixture Compound Syrup of Blood
root and Wild Cherry Balsamic Galvanic
Plnscrs; Green Mountain Hair Dye Bed
Bug EXtcrminator; Newton's Bittcrs; Pills
and Plasters; Seidlitz Powders; Hair Oils (;
Colognes ana Extracts.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY
MEDICINES prepared with the utmost care and
accuracy, from the purest materials.
Orders receive particular attention. Goods
sold for CASH at Low figures. l4SltT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-08

We see Mr.. +. Williams has number Of
men ut work clearing away the rubbish
and getting ready to build the cellar wall
Of brick store he Il about to erect right
away.
Rev. Mr.. Philbrook writes that he and
his family are getting comfortably settled
In their new home. The house. he says Is
all that they could desire, and their friends
are doing everything to make them COM
Portable. contented and happy. He thinks
they will be perfectly con,ented with the
change they have made.
LuBEC.-There are nine water powers
In town from ten to one hundred horse
power each.
Messrs +. A. Pike, and Newton of Cal.
aus. were In town last week examining the
Limestone quarry at North Lubec. There
Is another quarry near the Lubec Mills on
the farm of J. NJ. Morton Esq. Either
place would no doubt pay good diyi-
dend for investment
The sch. Caroline knight with 1000 bar
reis of herring. aud the Hattie with SEQ
barrels. arrived from the Magdalcn Islands
on the 27th inst.
Rev. r. G. Moses baptized three per-
sons at "Haycock's IIarbor" last Sab
bath. and one at abe village the sabbath
before.
Prom the Sentinel
EAsrfoRT.-Mr. Robt. Burns l. past,,r-
ing ten OF his colts on Treats Island thi,
summer. They are from III. famous
stallion Black Hawk"
Large quantities of Aroo,tooA potatoes.
have been brought down the railroad to
i. Andrews and shipped to Boston by the
steamer from this port within the past few
weeks.
The schr. Frank Gould. owned by Cant.
Eben Haskall Of Grand Menan has return
ed from the Magdalcn Islands. bringing
cargo of 200 barrels of herring
The line house built by the late J. y. NJ.
Brewer. Esq. ut Robbinston. which has
been standing vacant for several wears.
has been sold 10 r. W. Potion, E.a.. of
Boston. who intends to occupy II a. a
summer residence.
III" Steamer Mosswood struck adrin
during the heavy squall yesterday after
noon. Most of her officers and crew were
taking part in the Memorial services a, the
time. but Lieutenant keene who was in
charge succeeded in dropping another
anchor which stopped her
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From tho AAvoE1ison.
CALAIs.-Ar. c. B. EAtoo has sold his
dwelling house near l(r. Z. ChIpman's in
St. Stephen to Mr.. Geo. II. Porter, Who
now resides In il. Mr.. =. b going TO build
again. little way back IN the country, on
the Porter Mil Stream. we learn.
Mr.. W. w. Sawyer is having the ground
laid out and tastefully arranged around
his new dwelling.
Mr.. c. b. Rounds Is building . new
dwelling on the G. r Tarb0x lot, just be-
low NJ. B. Young's
Mrs. J. A.. Lee. ara Mrs. G. n. Chase
have the prettiest tower gardens We have
seen In our strolls about town.
The Nessrs. Shaw Bros. 4 Co.. are
erecting at Grad Lake Stream the largest
Tannery In IT, United 0tsess. II Is to be
100000 feet. sn4 - contain 1900 vats.
Mr.. John B. Horton informs Us that he
has broag4 tie Arnold property on the
corner near lie Iufsrnak5onal Hotel, for
thirty-thres hundred dollars.
Mr.. wpaiaus b Axing up TIE grounds
around hb new hoaee b sett3ng ont trees,
shFubbesy, end flowers. He has - beA
loca11sa q ChuEeA 6eTose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-08
NOn.Resident Taxes.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF TAXES IN real
L estate of non res ident owners in the town of
Hancock, for the year 1870, in bills committed {
Charles Coats, Collector Of said town, or the
first day of june 1870, have been returned by hi,n
day oil March, 1871, by his certificate Of that date
and remains unpaid. And notice hereby
given, that if the said taxes, interest and cfarges
are not paid into the Treasury of said town with
In eighteen months from the date Of conrnitmeni
oil the said bills, much Of the real estate taxed
will be SUFFICIENT to pay the amount due there
Tor, including interest and charges, will withou
further notice, be sold at Public Auction a. the
Town House ia said town, the DiDth day ol
December, 1871, at O'Clock r.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Items about Town.


Mrs. NJ Brooks, has removed her
Millinery shop. to the >Cockhridg- store.
-Eugeue Griffin passed a successful
examination at West Point.
West Gouldsborough intends 10 in
dulge in Grand Bail and Supper on the
coming Fourth.
The parties who are to operate at Sui
Ivan Falls have arrived and work will
commence this week
Mr. l.. +. Young has purchased the
homestead of the late Nelson Young of
Iaupine. Price paid $4,000.
The Belfast journal gives among
I'~i OF names suggested a. Democratic
'Andidates for Governor. Arno wisweIl.
E-,i. OF thi. ciry.
Rev. \. NJ. knapp. (laiely called To
BAog"r To- succeed the Rev. Mr.. Everett
"i.l preach in the Unitarian Church next
sunday. afternoon and evening.
The Gloucester -iSrer7issr SAWS that
EeHhen MAYO. of RrooksrIlle. Ne. was
washed overheard from the sch. Alaska
AZ the Grand Bank, on the llth inst.
John Hoofcr who some time ago broke
iuio the store of Messrs. :. 4 II. A. but
ton was arrested In Concord. Y. II. last
week. aud will be brought here.
The spiritualisrs of Hancock County.
viii hold their third serni-annual Conven-
ii"n in Ellsworth. June twenty-fourrh and
inn
w lillian Brooks aud Samuel Hollis
were arrested Wednesday, on suspicion of
being concerned with Hoofer in the rob
berry at buttons store.
Two new stores have been recently
opened in surry. one at c. W. Hufching,
near Weymouth Point hy Mrs.. A. NJ.
Lori; the other at the Carrying place
Cove by Mr.. T.. II. Torrcy.
The Store formerly occupied by Mrs.
Brooks, has been remodeled and i now
occupied by G W. Il {. r. Hale. who
propose to keep a nice assortment Of
Fruits and Family Groceries.
The ladies of Trenton, district No c.
purpose holding Fair and Levee on the
Fourth OF July in Mr.. Daniel Leland.
grove. II the weather is unpleasant the
next pleasant day. Grafton BY the Rev.
Mr.. Eaton
Sigh. ire Friday night on Water
street at Mr.. Mitchells house. The fire
caught In the kitchen but did not max.
much progress before II was extinguished
he following route, making three trips per
week. Mt. Desert. Ellsworth. North
Haven. Deer Isle. Sedywick. Cas,ine.
Rockland
1t is a fact beyond doubt that for a
short time Moor means business at his
Pilot ogTaph Rooms. He has lowered his
price 80 that large sxl0 picture with
frame can he had for $3.50. Give him a
call.
The FOURTH. Ellsworth should take
measures TO properly celebrate the COM
ing Fourth Of July. Heretofore we have
fonnd excuse in not having suitable
place. This want is now supplied.
1t is quite dry all through this section.
and segesatisn is suffering for want Of
rain. The grass in the different town. In
the county is looking backward and
parched. We cannot expect much OF a
crop unless We shall have warm rains
soon.
We learn that Mr.. Thayer of the Man
sion House. Augusta. proposes to build
large and first class hotel in Castine. one
with two hundred rooms. We know of no
better point for hotel for summer tour
i>t>. and believe good business might be
done Castine is place where hundreds
Of people would spend all the summer
months If suitable accommodations could
be had
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Sullivan lte0s.
The preparatory work for removing
the obstacles in Sullivan Falls. commenced
last week.
Miss Mary n. wsdleigh, who has
taught twelve terms In the schools of Sui
livan. is now teaching with her usual re-
nowned success in Junction City. Trinity
County. California.
-Messrs. Arnold & simpson, will ship
the present week. their second cargo Of
granite trimmings for the Harvard School
house, Charlestown, Mass.
Very extensive fires have recently been
raging in the woods in Sullivan, Franklin
aud No. 10. Several thousand acres have
been burnt over, and large quantities Of
timber and wood destroyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-08
BUSINESS NOTICES

ENIKAcr.-'for persons suffering from ex-
hausiion Of the powers Of the brain a,d n.ryou.
system. from bong continued study or teaching.
O. IN those cases oil exhaustion from which %
man! Young men suffer. know OF no better
nieue'he Tor restoration 10 health than Frr-
A""s e"Nior>p SYRUP oE HYr,I,p> PHIrrs
EDMUND CLAY, NJ. II.
'pugw ash "
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Biuehiii Items
->chr. Hesperus. Capt. Conary. sailed
saturday May 9th. loaded with dressed
stone from the works OF Capt. Wescott.
for the New York and Brooklyn bridge.
-Schr. Christiana. Capt. Candage sail
Ell last week loaded with dressed stone
from the works of Capt. Chase. The Capt.
has manufactured about $4,000 slaves.
Many of them will be made up here for
the Cape Ann trade.
Mr.. Stillman Osgood had his right
hand and wrist badly fractured by a
fragment of rock weighing probably 2Olbs.
which was thrown from a blast made at
weseous quarry, and struck him amer
passing nearly Is rods. The bones were
set by Drs. Harding and Stone, who are
hoping TO save the arm
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Nj \ Il II | f. -.

Eil.worh-June 81 Pariin II. Bonxey and Miss
Anne HAmilkou, both OF Ellsworth.
Ellsworh-June 3D. 10y Rev. Dr. Tenny. Mr
David 4. Bunker OF Trenton and Miss Jranett.
HiGxin. OF E<ten.
Burk. uort-June Let. By the father OF the bride
Mr. John r Barrows and Miss Lucia II. fiisbury
both Of Backspor
Eos Alan May a:th. by Pope Vose. Esq. Mr.
Clarence W Charto and Miss Katie A. Grant both
OF RocklAnd-
Brewer-M'ay eAh. by Rev ". II Cromwell
Mr. jams " Trimm Of Bueksport and Miss LIZ
rie b. Boaen Of Brewer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-08

The microscope show. the color OF tie hair
'i"e To deposition Of pi .ment in it. substance.
"her Tia" hair glands become enfeeblcd. TIL,
pigment fails. one amer another the hair. H. .
conc white. or fall oat. producing baldae,..
madness Is easy to prevent but hard to cure
ArEK's HAIR VIGoK stops 1t; even restores
the hair sometimes; always restores it, color
Immediate renovation II at ouee visible; .on-
ness, ircshdess and the gle. of youth. Thi.
Erea, ornament should BE- preserves: since II
can lie by AfEgs HAIR NiGoR. which l. he Au-
tfully clean and free from anything iajur lou.
10 the hsir. Tribune. springvilr y v
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VIEW IDvER TzSEMENTS.

change of Firm, Lyon Jcssish'
New Fruit tore. Hale Brother.
Insurance Agent, {. { Burriii
\ntice- ovrr-eers Of the Poor Marisyiile
Assessments for County Tax.
Notice. VIM III Sargent.
\uti,-s, II Foreclosure, WA IL Rankin.
F,reworks y. T wells h Co, Boston.
Probate Notices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-08

Mr.. John Murphy has built q weir at
seal Cove. with new style pound.
Mr.. Z. II. Norwood has raised and
boarded a new house at Duck Cove. which
he purposes finishing this fall.
The ladies of Norwoods Cove "Benev-
client Society," are making a vigorous ef-
fort to have Fair and Levee on the 4th
OF July. The programme will embrace
dinner, grafton by Rev. J. A. L. Rich. mu-
sic and other Appropriate considerations to
make it first rate; proceeds for benevo-
lence.
Where is our member Of the Rspubli-
can State Committed rhe Convention
will occur on Thursday. just tie dey to
keep the shore delegates 1t home. unless
they spend . week. II itwere Tuesday or
Friday they could 90 in The steamer Lew.
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There are several kinds OF worms which
Trouble horses. the pin-worms. POINTED n,
both ends are the most common sni mo.,
dangerous Shertdans Cavalry Condition
Fowde r. will In lew dAys eject the worm,
and the morse viii begin u thrive
Factories and machine shops shonld no, b.
allowed 10 run day without Johnson's Ano
dyne Liniment-In case OF sudden accident
All immediate use OF II may save w--ks Of suit
fering and perhaps = limb. or even life
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Probate Courts.

kLLswoRrH.-lst Wednesday in January. Feb
ruarv, August. September. and December 81
Wednesday in April. Sd Wednesday in June and
ith Wednesday in October.
BLUEHILL.-ist Wednesday in July and Nosem-
l,r
BrCksPoRT-sd Wednesday January. May
aui september.
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I,IIEAP ADNERTIsf>G.-We viii Insert an
7 asiverti.-nent In Eight Hundred American
Newspaper. Tor six Dollar. per lane per week.
Ssr,. line one week viii cost Dollar, Two
Ir>s will cost Twelve Dollar and Ten lines VIII
cos sixty Dollars. senI Tor a Frnts List Al
dr.A1 GEO. 4. HOWELL 4 co, Advertising Az
.ns@ ~. 81 Park Row. New York
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Ellsworth Price Current.
MARINE LIST.


PERI q Kiisv srss
ARRIVAL
Wednesday sist.
sch Frank Pierce. Graps, Portland.
Sch Bonny Ives, Custis, rovidence.
sch Investigator, GrAss. = oakland.
Sch Red Rover, Aurch, ostos.
Thursday LIST.
Sch Pair Dealer. Rsnick. Boston.
sch Charles Upton, BalaSsy, do
Saturday Sd.
sch Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
sch senator, Whitmofe do
Sch EmiIy, Whitaker. do.
Sch SamAntan. Tory Brooklin.
sunday, 9Th.
Sch James ridden. Jordan. Providence.
Sea Caressa. SAdier. Boston.
Tuesday 9Th.
Sch Heroine, Hodgkins, Boston.
Sch Diamond, TORY. Rockland.
sch New York. Bluehiii.
Sch Dexter. Flood, Boston.
SAILED.
Wednesday slst.
Sch Telegraph. woodward. Portland.
sch Olive Branch, Joce, Boston.
Sch Heroine. Hsdskias, Rockiand.
Thursday i.t.
Sch Julia A Rich. Pasten, Boston.
Sch Agricoia. Fullerton, Boston.
Sch Delaware, Fullerton, Boston.
Friday I'd.
Sch Wesley Abbott. Smith, Boston.
Sch Benny Ives. Curtis. New York.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland
sch GeosgiA, Alley. Boston
Sch Ahavelis, Joy, New York.
Saturday. 50.
Sch Jok, Rockland-
Sci Oiio. spear. Boston.
Sch Charles Upton, Bslatsy, do.
Sch } y keDsedy. Pomroy, Boston
Sch Capt John. Tony, Boston.
SoA Ariet. Ans:in, DO.
Lucia. Bodskins, Boston.
Dsoessie Pssss.
BAsooa-Ar Sch, Oregon. Turner. Portland,
BOsroE-Ar let, sehs Cynosure. Plnkhsm.
Chasissson. sc; Victor. Look. Baltimore; Lena
New York Msrths Week, Dsich. EddyvEIs;
Aiaska, Ciark. Philadelphia; y Fisxpatrick.
smith. Philadelphia; Delaware. keiiar. Elizabeth
port; Mary Elizabeth, Perkins. Gloucesser.
Eiaa tsa R Con-, eaisinors; BsrtS.. sosSer
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