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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-19
RYE-No 3, exc
BARLEY-719s3 TOR No. ..
MESS PORK-16 30a16 80
LARD--9 90
Boston Dry Goods Market.
FRIDAY. May ls.

FRIDAJs AAy Aos
The past week has been q comparaftvg So one
in Bry Goods circles and the volume 81 U49e In
considerable. Staple goods have been 49, nom
first hands In small quantities 70 e9p1y acsual
wants, and some of the most deetrabse styles Q!
foreign dress fabrics have been taken % briSnted
stocks and facilitate the dtseribut1oa OF gooos
that have been longer on hand. Joneers nAye
filled some country orders, and NV ~ poyets
from the interior have purchased the1f eDnA6
stocks. There has also been some demand nom
the nearby tIade, but the aggregate o. sales nave
been light.
There have been some further reductions In the
price of Brown Cottons. but the sales have peen
light.
The best makes of Bleached Cottons have been
been taken to fair extent, but the market for me-
dunn and light weights Is weak.
Drills are less firm, and there IL some accumula-
ton OF goods in first hands.
Cambrics are quiet and taken In smah lo:s ~
wanted by the trade. The fresh styles OF fancy
stripes taken quite readily, but the market ID
dull for other descriptions.
Ticks and Denims are sold up closely and there
is no change to note in prices.
Gnghams have been In fair request, and there 10
no surplus Of the best makes.
Carpets are rather quiet, but prices are without
any special change.
Prints Cloths are firm at &c for standard cloth.
and there is a fair demand.
The clothing trade have been looking over the
market for heavy Woollens, and some descripdone
of overcoatings have been selling more freely, ana
the market s not particularly active. The beaver
grades OfFancy Cassimeres have been more sought
for, and there have been some sales Of these
goods.
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in the factory the past year, the pay roll aver.
aging $500 per month. Manufacturers 49,.
900 yards week chiefly for New York trad e.
This is the largest mandatory of the kind in
the country. An idea of the extent of bust.
ness carried on may be inferred from the fact
that upwards of 8l00, 900 has been expended
In freighting alone. 100000 feet of lumber
are required per annum for shipping pur-
poses.
Luke & F. II. Brown of North Bridgton
have arranged system Of spouts, connect
ing with the waterwheel, so that in case OF
nre they can throw water to any part of their
bedstead mandatory.
Enterprise Cheese Co., in Industry, have
engaged Mr.. Nathan Strickland to manufac-
ture the cheese the coming season. Mr..
Strickland 10 now in Worcester Co., Mass,
learning the business. The factory is nearly
built, and will be finished by the LIST Of June.
large force Of men under the direction Of
Capt. j. NJ. Davis, is busy in the construction
OF the trunk factory of Messrs. Parkhurst &
Webb, on Main street, Bangor. The build
ing will be 44x90 feet, and three stories in
height.
Work will be commenced this week upon
the spool factory in Foxcroft village. The
storehouse, which is to be 150x6O feet, will
first be erected, after which will follow the
erection of the factory.
The Roekland shoe factory with capital
Of $4,000, did a business of $3.50, 900 last
year. Two hundred hands are employed. 1t
enters upon its second year this week.
Messrs. Perley & Plummer of Bridgton,
are filing an order of G. w. Hammond, agent
of the Cumberland Paper Mills, Westbrook,
for l44 doors, 1l2 sash, and Sc pairs of out
side blinds. They have completed nice lot
of inside blinds for the two primary school
houses in Bridgton; also the sash for the
Methodist meeting in Sweden.
The framing of the Naples Corn Factory,
now permanently located west of Chute's riv-
er, on land owned by Mr.. Washington Bray,
commenced last Monday.
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In Bret.

The strike of the horse shoers of Jersey
City continues, and most of the shops are
deserted. The employees are firm in their
determination not to accede.
The Pitt River Indians in Oregon, are hold
ing are holding war. Old Dick, the head
chief, is for peace, but Old Shavehave and
others are spelling for fight.
New York merchants and ship captains are
to petition the London board of trade to Sc
cure the removal OF Archibald, the British
consul general at New York. They assert
that he has caused much difficulty in obtain.
ing crews by monopolizing the shipping and
discharging of English crews. The profits
from this business are said to be SIS 900 g
year.
The war department has been official in
formed that O'Kelley is to be removed from
the island of Cuba.
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FRIDAY. May IL.


The total receipts of wool at this port for the
foreign against 1923 bales domestic and "a bales
foreign for the same week last year. Tbs total re-
domestic and ID 63S ba les of foreign, aSnhse l92
bales Of domestic and 81 533 bales OF f0fDgn ~ the
period IF la. 81 - oS5
lbs of foreign The exports for the week cd1sprise
400 bales foreign to Liverpool, Eng.
from manufaeturers. Domestic fleece and pulled
are held quite firmly and there 10 but small stock
here, and the new clip is not likely TO 70 marketed
Ohio woods range from oOa56c and PcnnsylyAnia
and West Virginia fleece range from 53sbse.n Mich
iran fleece has been sold at Sa52c but no round lots
have been placed at these figures. Good supers
and extras are in limited supply ana prices are
and sellers are not disposed to accept any eoasss
sons The new clip Of California wool ID coming
to market and the sales Of the week comprise :
better article than has heretofore been offered.
Manufacturers purchase caution sly, aud The most
of the smaller mills buy their supplies ~ wanted
for present wants. Inc fecepss oi lofsign wool
has been direct to man ufacturers. Below we give
the sales and prices for the week:
lbs Ohio at Sc; 1000 lbs medium Penssvlvsnia
at 5sc 1000 lbs Western at 4Sc o. 900 lbs Wiseon
SIN and Mehiysn At rs nS1o -: e: ono ard
600 lbs Ohio New York and Michigan ~ l0a5ac;
5000 lbs Ohio Sac; 1000 lbs Michigan do q SO;
81 lee 34OO los Western at l9e 2o00 ihs unwaahed
at soc l7OOlbs do at 40c. pse q ~.
Combing and Delainc-s00o lbs Canada match.
ngs private terms; 2o0o lbs delsine q SO; 500
lbs unwashed Canada at l5c; 1000 lbs Canada
matchings at 81 &c. 20, 1000 lbs Canada combing NJ
u lee; 20 ,0U0 lbs Canada Ut private terms.
Californ ia-l5oO lbs Colorado at &c HO00, %
spring California at S3c IL 600 lbs fail ~ 25c; Is w
lbs spring at 35c 6o00 lbs fall ut Sc l1,0oe lbs
spring SIC; $500 lbs fall at 33c $500 lbs do
1900 lbs spring At 36c; 10, 900 lbs fall At ~.
tub and Scoured-30OO lbs tub 1t ebc; 5000 lhs do
&c. 5000 lbs do at Gee; 1900 lbs secured Ut CSC
1900 lbs tub at SIC.
Pulled-5oo0 lbs medium California pulled atls1k
5000 lbs super ut 4sc; 1le0 lbs super u &c., 00o
lbs do at 39a4lc 1000 lbs combing at sc; 800 bs
super 40c; 5000 lbs choice at s l360o lbs extra
at hla5se $4,000 lbs super at 5ci 1000 tbs extra at
52hc; 1000 lbs low at 35c; 5000 lbs Eastern super
at Sic So 600 lbs extra and super at SEC; 900 lbs
extra and super at 47a55. 80
Foreign-45OO lbs do at $50; 100 600 lbs Cape on
private terms; 100000 lbs do on private terms
i6O, 900 lbs damaged South America from wrecked
barque Josephine at 6a2&c $500 lbs Aestixa pulled
at o. c; Is 600 lbs Cape at s3c; No0o lbs hesriza
pulled at COO; rs, 900 lbs Montevideo on private
terms 40 600 lbs Cape private terms; 100000 lbs
Cape ut sic; 10000 lbs Australian ut 5Sat7c.
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How TO MAKE S50O.-Buy for a song, a
stylish broken down horse, one that is pro-
nounced played out from lameness cure
him with bottle or two of Centaur Liniment,
and pocket the difference. The Liniment is
simply one of the wonders of the world.
Dumb beasts neigh ont their gladness, and the
sore, manned and crippled of the human fam
lily hobble in and go on their way rejoicing.
Yes, it is wonderful.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor oil. maylflm
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, II. Bank statement shows a
gold Of $3.50, OPS in reserve.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to day
to throw the Atlantic bank into bankruptcy.
A committee of the Massachusetts Episco-
pals waited on Rev. DR.. Paddock and Off
cially informed him Of his election as Bishop
of Massachusetts diocese. He will give an
answer relative to his acceptance within
week.
1t is rumored that some woman has brough.
suit against Dan Drew on a delicate subject
Arrived, steamer Calabria from Liverpool
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., II. The Secretary of
State this evening received telegram from
gen. Sickles, stating that the Spanish gov
eminent have ordered the Cuba authorities to
send O'kelly to Spain. He writes that the
Mexican government expresses its willing
to do everything in its power to procure the
removal of the kickapoo Indians who have
wandered ovor the border back again to the
Unitep States, to be placed on such reserva-
tons as our government may indicate. Ap-
propriate instructions are sent, for this pur-
pose to the local authorities of the Mexican
stateg, near the boundary line.
The President to-day appointed John w.
Spaulding to be Postmaster at Lancaster, n.
H., Vice Oliver Nutter, suspended under
the tenure of office law.
Tom Wright, under sentence of death for
the murder of Rogerski, will be hanged May
3Oth. The district supreme court sustaining
the dicision of the court below, the prisoner
failing to prove an alibi.
The body Of Captain Thomas, killed in the
recent fight with the Modocs, arrived to-day
and was conveyed to the residence of his
father, Gen. Lcrenzo Thomas, from whence
the funeral takes plrce tomorrow afternoon
Secretary Belknap returned to the city last
evening and was at his office to-day. All the
II a
ton.
John 2. Williams and J. w. Ganias. who
were sent several months ago to Red Clouds
agency to prepare the Indians for the build
ing of the Northern Pacific Railroad through
their country, report to 1.-The Indian Bureau,
that they have bad a "big talk" with the rep
resentatives of large number of savages
and while the latter don't express decidedly
hostile disposition, they are never the less
opposed to the project. They say ahey want
and they will counsel with their people rela-
Special to the New York Herald.
khartoom, ID, via. London. \ letter was
received here to day from Sir Samuel Baker,
on the White Nile. He report all well, the
passage through to the end was effected with
-. and that he hopes the obstruction will
be entirely removed during the present sum-
mer.
W. B. Webb has filed in the equity court
a petition for madamus on the Secretary of
the Interior, to compel him to issue land
patent for certain lands in Kansas to the set
tier. The party claims tnat he regularly en-
tered upon the land, lived upon and improve
it, complying with all the terms of law, and
applied to the land Office for patent, and the
Secretary refused to grant the patent, claim
ing that before the settler had complied with
all the terms of law, the titles to the land in
question was vested in the Kansas Railroad
Company, in q grant of lands to aid the road.
This and is part of the Usage ceded lands,
| and il is said that this case is a test one, in
which hundreds, if not thousanes are inter-
ested to the extent of $500, 900 Oh $500, 00e.
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Local anu State Mems.

Albert Whitman was arrested at Waterville
by Marshal Harrington and brought before
the municipal court of this city Saturday,
charged with the larceny of q gold pencil
from Sarah Piper of Augusta, of the value Of
ten dollars. He plead guilty, and his case
was continued to Tuesday, May goth, for SEN
tence. Committed. Nathaniel Nicholas was
arraigned the same day for wilful trespass on
the land of Edwin Pierce. Continued for
further testimony to May 9th. Vose for
complainant, Libby and Choate for respond
ent.
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SALE OF
Obsolete and UmSerUjce0bZ,
Ordnance and Or0naDCeStOres.
US. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
COR. OF HOUSTON AND GREENE SITS.
Entrance on Greene St., (P. o. Box Sll.)

COR. OF Houston AND GREENE SITS.
Entrance on Greene St., P. o. Box lsll.)
NEW YORK, A2ril9, 1873.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office, for the purchase of Ordnance and
Ordnance stores, embracing Cannon, Small Arms,
Leather.work, Lead, &C., at the various Arscnals,
Forts and Depots in the United States.
Bids will be opened at ~ O'Clock, NJ, on Wednes.
day. the 2sth day Of May 1873 for stores located at
Posts in the following named States to wit: Con-
necticut, Delaware, Indiana Illinois, Maine, Mary.
land, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio Penn.
sylyania Rhode Island, Virginia, and the District
Of Columbia.
Bids will be opened at IL O'clock NJ, on Thurs.
day the 18th day of June 1873, for stores located
tories, to wit: Alabama, California, Florida Geor.
gia, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ne.
yada, North Carolina, Oregon. South Carolina,
Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, Indian,
Montana, New Mexico. Washington, and Wyom.
ing.
see Catalogues, which can be procured on applica.
ton at the Ordnance Office, War Department,
Washington d. C., at this Agency, or at any of the
other Posts will furnish on application, informa.
ton as to what stores on hand at their respective
Posts are tor sale.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids which are not deemed satisfactory. Prior to
the acceptance Of any bid, it will have to De APP
proved by the War Department.
Terms cash: Ten per cent at the time of the
award, and the remainder when the property is de-
livered Thirty days will be allowed for the re-
moval OF the stores. Packing boxes will be charged
at prices to be determined by the Department.
Bidders will state explicitly the Post where the
stores are located which they bid for, and will give
the kinds and quantities they propose to purchase.
Deliveries Will only be made ut the various posts
where stored.
Proposals will be addressed to the u. S. Ord
nance Agency, N. Y. (P. o. Box 1871 } and should
be endorsed Proposals for Purchasing Obsolete
and Unserviceable Ordnance and Ordnance
stores, with the names of the Arsenals, Forts or
Depots where stored, and the names of States or
Territories in which the stores proposed to be pur.
chased are located.
BY authority of the Chief OF Ordnance,
o. CRISPIN, Brevet Col. U. 8. A.,
may13.t6t MAJOR OF ORDNANCE
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STATE NEWS.

An unannounced baptism occurred at Bucks.
port one day last week, shortly after the ar
rival of the Cambridge. The officiating cler-
gyman was the LIST officer of the steamer, and
the convert deck-hand. 1t was An edscting
scene. Scarcely dry eye was to be seen on
steamer or wharf.
The papers say Charles Davis Of Dexter,
inhumanly beat his step-son, who 10 IA years
old, the other day, because the boy did not
accomplish as much labor as the old fellow
thought desirable.
/ There is some talk that the Office of Chap.
lain of the Maine State Prison may be abol.
ished. and that the clergymen Of Thomaston
will be called upon again to rotate in that
duty. The several societies of the village
are opposed to having their pastors perform
the duties OF the office. The Rockland
Gazettee hopes that each society will oppose
this movement, and let the State pay for
Chaplain-as it ought certainly to do By all
means. .,'~ f
Judge Danforth will hear the pleas for and
against Lewiston's issuing bonds for the Lew
iston and Auburn Railroad, in Auburn, FRI
day May 23d.
Prof. l. G. Stearns, psychologist and his
torcal spirit artist, who has been stopping Ia
this village for number OF Gays. mas eXmo-
tied some very curious pictures drawn By
him, while as he says, under the control Of
Normandy artist, who died many years ago.
The drawings purport to be sketches Of the
ruins OF an ancient and long buried city, and
are ornamented with all kinda of images. and
characters. Whether the spirit of dead
artist has anything to do with the work, -
claimed by the Prof, Is net for 10 to say, but
certainly it will pay any one to examine them
closely, and will afford amusement for houss
to discover all the points Of interest.-lCam-
den Herald of May 18th.
A fine schooner of some 400 tons WAS
launched from the yard Of Messrs. Samuel
Watts Co., at Thomaston, on the l4th inst.
She is called the Cathie G. Berry.
Raymond w. Hoffses Of Warren, while en-
gagged in saving in the Vinal Mill in Waldo
boro, April 29th, had all the hngers and the
thumb of his right hand, sawed OF. He Loss
the leg of the corresponding side In the bat
tie of the Wilderness.
The Post-ofilce at South Argyle hes been
discontinued.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
;
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. May II


NEW YORK. May II
COTTON sales 522 oales. mid. uplands 10.
FLOUR-saes 1860; state 9OaS 50: round hoop
Ohio OO9lO 30; Western s55l0 50;Southern 35a
ii 80
WHEAT 5000 bu; No. spring 66al co; new
do winter red and amber western 200 d
400
IORN- sales 1900; very inferior G3 new mixed
Western " a6i; new yellow Western 6iae5.
OATS-sales 81 900 Is l-2djl for new; IS for old
50a32
PORK-ls 90;
LARD-94 59S
RUTTER-state, 25ea0. Western 23a26
WHISKEY Western free. e3h
RlCE-Carolina, 7a4aSH
COFFEE-liio IN Sl9h
sUGAR-Porto RICO, 7keS IL ;Muscovado, *
MOLAssES-N. o. $3.50; Muscovado 3oeSl;
clarified 20o30.
SPTS TURPENTINE-47h ii
ROSIN-3 Is
P ETROLEUM- crude, sas9 refined, 10
lALLOW-91
FREIGHTS TO METEOROLOGICAL str. I'd /;
per sail 71d: Flour per str. god; corn per str.
q; Grain s4 aSAd
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POLITICAL.

Little Rock, Ark, II. The United States
Presbyterian assembly to-day heard number
of reports, and voted to hold the next meet
ing at Columbus Miss.
Matters about the State House are un-
changed. The opponents Of Gov. Baxter
have not ~ yet made move toward toward
forcible possession of the building or any part
of it. The enaction of prominent republi-
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, II. A relief meeting for he re-
lief of widows and orphans by the Drummond
colilery explosion was held here to-day. A
large amount was subscribed and a commit
tee was appointed to solicit subscriptions
throughout the city.
The Newfoundland legislature has been
prorogued.
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Nashville, Ten, II. Hurdle race, one
mile and half, won by Emma Samson; time
Sol. Second, two mile heat, won by Joe
aohnson, time 3.46 1-2, 3.42 1-2. Third, two
mile heat, won by Fuchre, time 4.04, 3.38 Ia.
Fourth, one mile heats, won by Flush; time,
LAB IA, LAS IA.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, II. Justice Clifford in the U. S.
circuit court to-day gave an opinion on the
Winslow green corn patents, affirming the
validity of the patents and granting injunc-
to the full court at Washington.
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about two o'clock this morning, together with
its contents. Rideout's loss in boats, tools,
ETC., is one thousand dollars. No insurance.
The loss on the building, which is owned by
Luther Maddocks, is twelve hundred dollars,
and IL insured.
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Nashua, N. H., Is. Jesse Diehl, who
says he is from York, Pa, shot and MORALLY
wounded Robert E. Blair, a painter, of this
city, at Whittimer stable this afternoon. The
murderer claims that his birthplace is Frank
lin, Pa, and that he was in the S7th Pennsyl-
vania regiment in the war. Rum is the sup
posed cause of the act. Diehl was arrested.
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Horrible TRAGEDY.

Poughkeepsie. N. Y, Is. Coroner Bull
lock of Cold Springs is investigating the
death of gipsey girl who died in a wagon
at Mckiel's Corner. She was about eighteen
years old. Evidence shows that she had been
brutally outraged. Her companions were an
old man and woman and three young men,
whose present whereabouts are unknown.
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He"unfon OF the Eleventh Maine eRi-
ment.
We learn from the Secretary, S. w. Lane,
Esq, of this city, that the second Re. union
Of the members of the gallant Eleventh Reg
iment Maine Volunteers will be held in this
city, on Wednesday, June 25th. Meonian
Hall has been secured for the occasion, and
will be open from Q o'clock A. NJ, for social
and business purposes. The public exercises
will commence at 3 o'clock P. NJ, and all
friends Of the Regiment are cordially inv tied
to be present.
The GRAFTON on the occasion is to be deliy-
cred by Henry 0. Fox, formerly Of Monmouth
in this county, and Adjutant of the Regiment.
Mr.. Fox is a practical printer, was at one
time employed in this office and is now in
charge Of one of the mechanical departments
in the office of the New York Independent
He was brilliant soldier and is a good talk
er. We expect fine Grafton.
The Reunion supper, an important part Of
these soldier festivities, will come off in the
evening. Arrangements have been made with
the Maine Central, European and North Am
erican, Knox and Lincoln, and Portland and
Ogdensburg Railroads for free return tickets
to members of the Regiment and their ladies
attending the Reunion, to be obtained of S.
w. Lane, at Augusta. 1t is probable that
like arrangements will be made with the
Eastern, and Portland and Rochester Rail
roads and with Steamer Star of the Fast to
Boston.
All who were, at any time, members of the
Regiment, are expected and desired to attend,
and are requested to inform the Secretary az
soon as possible, in order that the number
who will partake of the Reunion Supper may
be ascertained.
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Fatally Stabbed.

Providence, X. l., 10. Thomas Llngdon
of this State, first mate of the ship Isle of
Wight, was fatally stabbed by the steward on
March 81, while the ship was in the Ina Dor of
Rangoon.
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The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice, Indigestion, dys.
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, ETC., where q
cure is not effected by a fair trial Of DR.. Ben.
netts Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta
Maine. TT
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May H..
FLOUR-sprine extras 507 90.
WHEAT-No. 2, spring, 50, cSo. l spring l3i
cash 49,, seller June. 30
CORN-ss cash, AK for strictly fresh, 80 a 4O4
for rejected.
OATS-3!h for No. 2, 3t.3, seller June; So, 50
regular, and Box for rejected.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Charleston, S. c., Is. Cane and Rensa-
Of this State have appointed white youths to
the West Point cadetshp.
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BATH.

Bath, IT, The shop At Boothbay harbOr
occupied BY Charles T. Rideout, boat builder
and shipwright, was totally destroyed by fire