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DIOPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.
Posr OYrIcE DErAHryxNr. /

Drcenst~r =, is75.' 4
sczici proposals will be received a. this Depart
frrnsiin RIA in articles OF stationery for the
OF the Department. for ono year from Fcbruaryl,
Blank forms Of proposals. stating the quality and
estimated quantity ofrach article, will be furnished
ON application 10 the First Assistant Postmaster
Each proposal must he signed by the individual
or firm max Ing 1t, and he accompanied by guaran
iy,crrtihcd TO be Responsible and sufficient by tho
Postmaster United States attorney wherc the
bidder resides that the bidder shall within days
after being called upon to do contract
the artirie Or ariieics awarded to him; to he &c.
penalty Of less than twcr the contraet pfier Of
all the articles to b. furnished by said bidder.
ditisne upon the faithful performance Of the same.
Proposals nnaeeompanied by such guaranty VIII
The bills will be considered and accepted, or re-
1ectcd, Item by item, by classes Items, the
POSTMASTER General may elect. J.
ufacture and quality specified, and be furnished at
the contract price, whether more or less than the
estim.ted quantity ordered. and must be delivered
FIRE Of charge to the Departmen Mt for delivery.
The delivery must he male to the person dcstg-
natrl by the Postmaster General receive the ar
proTsi b. an sapert detained fur that parpase. Tke
failure to deliver In reasonable time two weeks
at rthcst, or the delivery q an article deficient In
Inc The q the c
The head Of the Department wilI.in all cases. de-
Of the kind and quality required by the contract
The Postmaster General reserves the right OF re-
jectng any all bids HIN hts Judgment the inter-
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be furnished,
and samples Of cutlery will be shown application
Each proposal must be indorsrd ON the envelope
First &ssisssnt Postnsster General.
DecSS.Mlw Postmaster General.
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DROPOSAIIs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
Il Lie PRINTING.
!; o1rISE o. Lln coNGREssf9NAL rnrNrEn,

=, WAsHlscros, D: e. JanS,rys 9; is,a
81 & 81 fa9hse eG 1rsusic
e: priss cstss RsppS and ne rur
an sss h ss of DC
RI ss ss ny Oh. n sns. q.
1875; the aid proposs. to be opened before and the
& EsHSs ss Sss:'
ofths GoyeTnneni may dictate; .-
% tie guam .ity u each KIND * paper
that VII be REQUIRED but the contracts viii be en-
year, and no more.
CLASS 1.-UxcALENDEREDPRI PRINTING rAPER.
9oSS Rams q hpe fri.tins Paper. Tncalenaetsd
pounds q the here re.m q 10 : dSS 'ss ''
CLASs2-CALENpxRED PRINTING PAPER.
600 .e.m; NEE. caende5ed rrintapg P..
thI:e pounds y The re.% mora y DO sheets. my
so realms q .sperane calsndersd Printing Paper.
ss.:s. g s.s 1s s.n as e S .s Weighing
Leo ssn::.Psrss: salendsEed Printing Paper,
Dsa.s: e rs e IS :aS weighing seventy
s::E:s.3s Es.s r:Ss.; :
GLASS s-sizrD Afp GaIrsDrnrD rnrsr1sO
sssns .s
weighing forty-ve poaads 10 the ream Of so sheets
g is q. sss ssss.: :na weighing any
nesssriss 1xsiiN inehes. AMI weiEIinS is1sS.rWc
poands % the ream Of SO sheets. - :,
cLASSh-MAP PAPER. -E
:: nay & sse nr sasa
:s Sss,sslas sssa'y-0se posads e lie r'.. q
CLASS x-warT1xa PArlns.7ro be Of any 70
ann ,..u. ou.,.S1 rhlr 1.s. w,eiSssi,s: ;il.,
rs:m: Ps s1 G.P 9;s or szs inches.
SO ram. poSS's DsmI. DILL inches.
o re.%: S,S YS,In 81. sneses ,...
i,sn r3ams Medium. ls1H inches.
~ . re.ms k ESya., Mn1' ! nss,s
10 .::T: c:;ss r:P:s i ss.:SIins asz inches.
l~o rs.ns % .ny. resalrsd .ise n:s enumerated
n. ssy s issn or
::::: ne
o ,..,. 80 :sy remit .sa:;s i've; s:isI S;;;
color or ecl orr '"e"e'' 'A'a' % my required
e, rs:m: Fs dIs Pct Ts7 inches, blue
e rs.%: BENZ Se%ys isTasS i:sSe:' SIns.
/. 90 re.ms Ioubie t.p, .nIas inches, blue.
S S.IoS ih6s. EIoe
/ IO rrams bud Double Can ExS Inches.
r lW realms Gold EnveIope Yaper iox.i inchea
lcnSine-si.ed')
forty-two pounds % the ream.
Nv renmss 1casurtng ~ Inches, and weighing
10 rsalns me.suring 1x1 inches, and weighing
% Fsams, messlrinE isx3 incilcs, and wciahinx
thirty pounds to the feam.
CLASS a-sIxED AND CALHNDIRED TINrHp
80
m rssm. .,nsrsn. ~. ..tI"..s. .,,u,..,.,-
dered, nx2sk inches, and weighing forty pounds 10
- rssms supersne e-eam.tiut.d. ,une,-..,.,.
a &c e Aat ta a weighing ay-dve pounds
I ecrcsSs NuerS nScSssm- <,ntsd. super-e,,eudercd
49, ~ s1 s1@ "sas"'nS seventy pounds 70 the
Il Is resms SWncr,ne ere,m-siuted. mnsr-e.,cc.
ssss ~ ~ = .ssa ana "sshss my the
P1nossis Nm bc received for thu vAo,e o,.r,,tx
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ WASHINGTON, January o 15:4
On the petition 81 JAMES c. CooKE, Of Bridge.
port, Conn, praying for the extension Of pstent
It q ordered that. she testimony In the case be
closed ON the 1oth day Of March next that the time
for hling arguments and the examiners report bc
limited 70 the nth day Of March next; and that
sid petition be heard ON the March next.
Any person may oppose this ex tension.
I5anl2-M5w u. d. LEGGETr, Commissioner.
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.0PECIAL NOTICE.

WsECoND NAIIoNAL BANK,
An election Of Directors OF this Bank Will be held
ON TUESDAY next the 18th Inst, between the
No. GIL + street north. VA. H. GRIFFITH,
jsS-ThSTu3t Acting Cashier.
H~PROFE9SOR BINGHAM, II. D.,
BS Of New York. treats successfully kheuna-
tisru, Paralysis, Chronic AMI Nervous Diseases.
Oficc, No. Gil Louisiana avenue, near Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventh ST rcct. j6-3m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

THE hanging OF Mechella ON Friday last, At
Hudson City, N. j., was . most revolving
spectacle, and disgraceful to the authorities
charged with the execution. In consequence
Of the bungling Of the sheriff the moose slipped
from the neck of tho wretched culpnt after he
had been suspended for three or four minutes,
the body falling with . thud to tho platform.
After q minute Of CHASTITY suspense the sheriff
gained possession Of his wits, the rope was
again adjusted upon the neck of the half
choked, struggling man and several men hauled
the victim up into air very much as . hogshead
would be hauled from the hold of vessel.
For. this act of repulsive torture the sheriff Of
Hudson City should bsseverely reprir,anded,
exists to punish his criminal laundering. Be-
cause outraged law demands the expiation of
certain classes of criminals is no reason why
those charged with IT. fulallment should be
permitted to torture the victim in the manner
90 often witnessed upon such solemn occasions.
Such brutality a. was exhibited at the hanging
Of Mechella cannot be excused or palliated, and
for the sake Of public decency Il Is to be hoped
that public executIopers will in future take
special pains to perform their duties with &C
curacy and swiftness, and with that gcntlencss
that Is demanded alike by justice and humanity.
Tm Richmond State Journal Nepublican)
makes candid and timely appeal to tho Con-
sentative majority in the Virginia Legislature
to show the sincerity of their professions Of
goodwill and desire for Cancellation by at once
framing and cnacting . law providing for the
drawing Of colored citizens as jurors in the
State courts. It suggests that this should At
least be done In tho cases Of the trials Of col
ored prisoners. That journal very justly OBJ
serves that this class does not now really enjoy
that ancient and constitutional right Of trial
by jury Of their pess. Tho action Of the
Legislature In this regard WIN aford palpable,
tangible evidence Of their designs toward the
colored citizens. Let action Be taken It once.
TIE Republicans Of the General Assembly
Of Virginia, In caucus, have elected Senator
George ". Graham, Of Notsowsy, permanent
chairman for the aession; Delegate Rufus 8.
JONES secretary, and ]. c. O'Neal treasurer.
THs Richmond Esqstsss, Of the 10Th hat.,
comes out natfooted for sx-Governor Walker
for the United States Senate - mark Of con
citation 70 the North and an encouragement to
Northern nemocraNs In seftIe n, VIRGINIA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

THs Richmond Esqsiser, Of the 10th inst :,
for the United States Senate - > marx Of con-
citation to the North and IN encouragement TO
Northern Democrats to settle IN Virginia.
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PIANOS.

20
REMOVED, WITH HEAD coAPLETE, In 1
FEW HOURS. II
Ne ssesnstsa ftsa hssinsos neA1sine perfssslY
hsrnls1s; parsly vegseabas, E6 - nsked tth bead
has passed a1A eolaylsto Guxs e1scted. Removed
o1o fro0 e1srk IN Surgeon Generals Omsa Who
had eeea unsaeee.alslty treatea ~ arny and 0ths1
pAyAeiass S6e ELkvEN xr&n4 1Ais and NUS
sssa q he Airy Modal NnsesM. - -
ONE HALF IHg Dl0EAkE2 ARE CAUSED
~ TARk And OIdER YORNS -,
5lltls xAnsnah afESlt4f e dSat tadrC
rrealnsnt sitt.ens Win certify thst snlef hsving
beea treated BY dfA6xeas p1yaeiaas NJ 6yspepsiS
liveT ee1plainA e0nsauYflcS, De. ,they hsss been
eo0paaely fest0eg4 - healtA in sAes( tine under
y sss.s.sHs. asd aRs.d Cd "a -: tge,ssS &c
6UA1xNTkkD. R..n&S.S Sniel SiSssS
sunLss o31eassh Sssssk .. andII.I
TINTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ WAe1uHo9on, d. O., Jan. liza
8. e: sx ssss = q ssr ~ s:s 2;
ii z: =. :s 3 80 g r. g :Si 4.
49, e 1s:sssiss 1Ssisss.i IsssSs !" - =,
q: -; /: +. s: s: :: Z: ::
E !; Ss'ass & 81 y & IL {, ~; q a! Is
I. 4. r. s:.:''.. !; : :.
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~ n o r L q e .

R% n o E.
BOARD PUBLIC wOnxs,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON. January s, 1874.
Persons residing In the vienIiy OF and who may
he dependent for their supply OF water upon the
public pumps within the limit Of the city Of Wash
the Board Of Public Works any neglect ON the part
Of the contractors to keep them In thorough work
defed at once, and strict compliance with tho
jas-ct ~ CHAs s. JOHNSON, Secretary.
e~ e. H. WELLS, DENTlBT, HAS
RS renewed Office to his residence, l03 Second
street. third door from Pennsylvania ave.. tansIm
REHVsrR A ma 0RrgcE
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSAL.S FOR SUPPLIES.

. BsoApwAr. NEW YoKK, Jan: s Isl.
supplies Advertised will received Il this once
nptn o'clock. fhInstant. for the following sup
S.r Ne Re e s q
ttp and at such times may h. required by the De
partmenf, subject to the usual Inspection, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
Il l.50 tons OF Steamer Coal.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids that
nay not be deemed advantageous - the GorcrD-
RespousibIe s-curity required for the prompt and
ilashlnl delivery of supplies awarded within the
BLANK form: viii be rsrnI-,. ut this ofzicr. and
ns.is oprnesi ut fhr hour abevrn1rcd, when parties
interested are Invited e + Ike; i. CUTTER
janlo Fay Director Dnifesi States Navy.
PROPosAI.s FnR suBsIsrENeE
- Orricx Po~r AND Dkror,
CnNAfssAnr OF SUBsIsrSNcx,
WAsHINcIoy. y. c.. January 4 E0+ y:
this ofc ssti ]: m, on the ,ecsnd Mondays Of YES
rnary. Aarei, and April, 1874, for the following
NO; Flour. Corr Neal Soap. Beans, salt, He's
my: Bacon, Breakfast Bacon. smoked Deei
,,.sn rslaired each month, quality sad esnd
ysne-ss @. BELL, c. s., o. 8. A.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE CHIKy Corr OF SUBSISTENCE
DEPARTMENT. or THE MISSOURI,
Fort IxAvESwoRTH. KAN, bee. IL Is7a.
furnishing the subsistence tirpartm~nt' Uniisd
ps, :. XXX XXX re.r s% All .s, vim q
square single and double sacks, containing 100 lbs
net each, and In weil-eooered fuii hsa-ilned bag
nid.ers wiz state what quantity they VIII furnish,
when they will deliver II, and in Whist kind Of pack
Esmpses must be furnished. 49,
Blank forns of proposals will be suppiird On ap-
f'.'" ~ ''''' G. &. s. Department Missouri.
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e~DaENl.ANMUAL OEOO ON OF
~ .gret Councii, l. o: o. r. NJ; Twelfth
sleep Of Cold Mo1n; 9: s. .; aa ssyenth Run.
ssi ;:eAs' and e. srsins a.
e~MEADQUAKfERs co. ., ". 1. l.,
|bS "a WARRINGTON, January 10, 1874.
The present and former members Of Company
b, W. L. l., will assemble 1t No. - Pennsylvania
..ysnIs, Up sfalrs, this AoSMAf ENx rE, at
j.sis CLOCK sharp B. Aess sels,sry.
e~WA0 HINGTON CITY HIDER.
80 nian Benevolent Society, No. 1..Membcr.
OF this society are hereby Noticed 10 attend special
mecting 1t Carroll hall fHlS{ Monday EVENING.
January II a 7:0 O'Clock, for the tIansaction Of
Important business. BY order q the President:
ysnis recording Secretary,
e~.TMERE WILL DE 4 MEETING
~ of the Board Of Trustees OF Public, schools
held Ut the franklin School bui1dlng, TUESDAY
EVENING, January "a a 7:o O'Clock.
jalo-st - u, A. +. PARDON, Secretary.
RJ.0PECIAL NOTICE.
All persons holding my notes, bonds or evidence
OF Debt Of any description whatsoever, With c0lllt
cr security for the same In water bonds OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, bonds or certificates Of the
hereby notified and REQUIRED TO present the same
without unnecessary delay to the Hon. Peter Camp
bell stock broker, No. lf2S Pcnnsyirania avenue,
Washington, ID. G., who will pay these Chains
|. jsiosts SAMUEL srRoNG.
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- @Sses iss1-l LA S.is s1sps1f ii.p % y
t!sE..EA g,fsaa a,tds &si;Eb -9df alss 'tai =
go ssSi 3si.lJ bas Ssssf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

al ASSOC q. q s,s4 t.l..ssi sis >, ~ y,oe-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

Ifnot paid within thirty days from date the flow
aud an additional charge OF two dollars made be.
fore the sans Is tarned on.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

TIE Republicans Of the General Assembly
Of Virginia, IN caucus, have elected Senator
George ". Graham, Of Notsoway, permanent
chairman for tho ssssion; Delegate Rufus 8
Jones secretary, and J. G. O'Neal trsasurse.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

InENTisTRY.lC. B. FOSTER, n. B., FOR
~ thirty year. Dental Practitioner in Philadel-
phai and New York, attends 10 Ill branches OF his
profession st No. lloS New York svenue.
Ss.s:ifa. :eis q sss;a on pssins sold saa othsr
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a!lf 40 y Ve.3 baa sI3s sessfq satTlfllU - p
.s!Tf.i 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'uneral VIII take place from tho resIdence Of Mrs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-30
Veto not defeated in Senate.

WASHINGTON. ID. &. -.
Senate-0n the expiration of the mo-u-
ing hour Mr.. Wright moved to lay aside
lhc pending order and that the Senate.
proceed 10 the consideration OF the finance.
bill and The presidents message yetojutr The
same. \ lengthy debate. followed la
which Uessrs Wright, Conkllng. Edmund
sherman. Boutwell,, Log an. Hamin. Fer,
of Michigan, Bogy, Sargent, Corpeuter
Nerrimon. Thurman. Howe. ANTHONY. ami
Upton. participate d. \ vote wa, ;h,,,
taken ou Gr. hrghts motion and il Was
agreed To. yeas 81 nays 27 TIE Chair an
uouHcrd he finance bill before the senate
anil the question was. snail Il pas NOT
outstanding the presidents objection.
I pom this question the constitution r,otii~.
cd the vote 10 be taken by yeas aud NAYS
~ one taking the floor the roll was called
aai the vote resulted. yeas % NAYS 80 a.
follows: Yeas Allison, Bogy. Foreman.
Cameron, Carpenter. CLAYTON. Counr.r
Dennis. Dorsey, Ferry Of Michigan.
g i'tawai'c. Gordau. Hsrvcr. Mitcacnck
lngAiS, Johnson. Lewis, Logan. N-Cre-rv.
Nerrimou, Mitchell. NorN God. O.ie>hv.
Patterson. PeaSe, Pratt, Ramsey. Robert
-. spencer. Spr1su., Upton. West. Win
dom. aud Wright, Total 81 NaN>. An
Irony Bayard Boutwell,. BucAiugllls.
Chandler. tou,ln@. tra.iu. DAVIS. III
mIHtS, Feutun. Ferry. OF Conn. Fiaua.s..
LH,ia-hnySeu. Gilbert. HA.er. Hain.t.
IS teNA-. Hlmliu. Howe Jones. Kelf..,
a'uit oi y. Sargent. Scott. Shrrua1.
= 'rh"n>nn, Stewart, Stockton. Thurman.
d. % Nadi"igh. Total 30. Two thirds no,
y ling Ia the affirmative, the bill va, lost.
". N'rrIl of Maine who would have
tied against the bill announced Thar d.
't> paired with Norton who would have
''ieu for 10. NJ. Ransom who a!>p would
Do ave voted for the bin announced tia. ho
would not vote but would p4jr with S,-uurz
Who @a> absent
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City ana County.
Ellsworth

Ellsworth.
-ve.per Services a, the Unitarian
church Sunday evening, with lecture on
'..he Ua.;arans Of Hungary.
Our columns are now SO rowd,d with
aI,crt.>ements that our readers mu>,
pardon the lack Of the usual amour, OF
recalling matter for a few weeks.
Geo. ". Nowbegiu is Agent TO receive
Subscriptions to the Maine Register for ihe
-..r 1913. II will be published hy Hoyt
* Fog Of Portland. about the lr,; Of
H-s. Tor business men in Maine. no more
3 ls1.c and desirable work can he found.
-P4H alar attention is called To- the
.e a5 the Nav Festival and Fair. - be
-.fel AZ H.uceca Hall. by the ladies OF the
-rc--iioual society. We are assured
'4t nothing has been omitted by them.
which Wolld tend 10 interest and please
t.- rubl;c. and that they hope TO make the
,teraameut brilliant success.
Would il not be an excellent plan Tor
ta- Superintendent OF the Hall to cove
r'ie stairs and rear OF the gallery with mat
ting. for the purpose Of deadening the
heavy tramp OF those young persons who
are unable to sit out lecture. whose feet
strike the bare floor like irip-ham-
mers and whose sense of propriety Is as
abuse as their brogans are thick?
Judge Peters admitted TO citizenship,
Dan.. Cough.a Chinese, living at fremont
The lawyers are puzzling over the question
whether a Mongolian Is white person
who alone can be admitted 10 citiz nshiT
under the naturalization laws. The Judge
ruled tfEaf he was In response 10 the
question whether he was attached to our
Government, the Chinaman said, "oh. We.
sir. pay tax" This decided the question
of admission in his favor.
FIRE-The one aud 4 half story dwell
ing-hou>e, owned by Alexander McQuinn
al ,Ie Falls village. Wa, destroyed by fir,
on sunday night last. About 6 O'Clock 7
NJ. the roof near the chimney was dis
covered to be on fire, aud after consider
able exertion it was extingulshed a wa
supposed; but some five hours later. fir,
was seen bursting through the roof anC
ithad made such progress that all effort
u save the building were useless. W,
learn that Mr. N. was insured in a New
York Office for $500.
Mr.. John Ball is now eanyassing i
this city and neighboring towns for sui
scribers to book, entitled the Adventure
ard Discoveries OF the great Explorer. ID
David Livingstone. From the great inter
est which the cause OF this remarkabi
man has awakened In the scientific worl
and indeed among all classes. and D.
wonderful perseverance in solving II
mysteries of Africa, We predict for Il
book AL Immense sale.
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Business Notices.


This is 10 certify tina. in the autumn Of ls6,
contracted j severe cold and cough, and wa,
- ized with pains in the chest ard back. OBJ
l. med medical advice. but the prescriptions eff
ec,ed no good Whatever. The cough kept
growing worse and other symptom set in which
complicated N, case. until finally WAS given
up 10 die by three physicians, who said was
fur a .yauccd in consumption, and could not
recover.
had been fourteen months gradually vast
ing away unable TO perform the highest service,
and fast approaching the end. At this time
had never heard OF Fellows Compound Syrup
Of Hypohopsphites, but some Of my family no
tired The letter from Capt. Coffiil, concerning
the cue il had Effected in his case, and Wa
persuaded 10 send fOrsome OF the medicine.
| commenced 10 lake il Ia accordance with
directions, and before had used hall n bottle
was able to resume lignt WORK in my shop.
and notwithstanding that my disease was 30
far advanced u TO be incurable by making use
al IL i.om time to time during the last three
years. il ha> sustained my strength and enabled
me 10 knock about and attend 10 my work.
ieel certain that had used il at an earlier stage
OF the disease il would have effected a perfect
cure. VIII. LEIGHTON.
Having been acquainted with the case OF Mr.
". ii. Leighton daring the last i've years. We
the undersigned. fully indorse the above ststc-
meni made Icy him.
J. Il. DAVIDSON. J. L.
ISRAEL BENJAMIN, J. T..
HORTON. y s.. 18th February. 1873.
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CALAIS-Ar ID. srhs Lucy Wentworth, Rob
ins. Davenport; Palos, Boston; Prospect, 81
lem.
Ar 20. Caroline c. Boston.
Oh %, sehs Adiie Todd, st Stevens; Game
cock. LINN.
CID -. schs Lucy Robinson. Boston; Sea
Breeze. Fall River; l G Spofiord, J. Boston,
Watebman, Boston.
SULLIvaN-SId 81. sch Estea, Remick. Bos-
ton; ; Dyer, Foster. York.
SD %. shawmut. stra,ton. Boston; Laura.
Ford. do; Maine. Lord, Salem.
Ar 81, Mars Hill, Grant, Boston.
ARR Victory, Moon, Boston for Calais;
Kate Clark. -, fremont.
Sid "a, Neponset, Wooster, Boston.
Sid %. Black Warrior. stevens, do: \ G.
Brooks, Smalledge; Victor. Gorden. do.
Ar -. Pioneer, Hasey, Rockland; May
Queen. Foss: Boston.
Sid -, Majestic. Hogkins, Rockland: Glou-
eester. Dyer, do; Victory. Moon, Calais; Brill
liant, Dow. Boston.
BASS HARBoR-Ar "a. schs Willie. Carson,
st Andrews. for Boston; Temperance Belle.
McGay. 81 John, for Boston; Frances Arthe-
mes. PiDkham. >hiVeee. for York; Albert,
Williams. 81 Andrews. for Boston; Powlowna,
Weber, Bo,toa for Robinston: Maryville. Cos
ban. ;, stephens f1r Boston; Dolphin. Coburn,
/ Machias for Newburyport; Olive Branch.
Drawn, Boston for Iubec: Maine. Lord. sulli-
van for salem: Anna Currier. Peck. 81 John
| for Boston: Mary ID Wilson. NCb'e, Calais
! for Newburyport; Mary T. Gage. Church. Cal
I ais for Boston; asy Wymsn, sawyer, Thinkers
| Isle for ROckland
! CIl y. sch. .yinie. Carson. st Andrews for
Boston; Temperance Belle. MEGA. 81 John
| fir Boston; Frances ArtheDes. Pinckham.
/ >hiye.ee for York; Albert. Williams, - An
drew. foT Boston; Powlovna. Weber. Boston
/ To- Hob nstOn; Maryyill-, Cosba1, II stephens
| for boston: Dolphin. Colburn. Machias for
| Newburyport; Olive Branch. Drawn, Boston
| fir I.ubec: Msin.. Lord, sulliy ian for Sale n !;
! Mama Currier. Peck, - John for Boston; Mary
- a.
I May Gag. Church. Calais for Boston; Gov
/ crasr. >tins0n. Portland fo- Bar Hafbor; iii
Yer Moon. Cloagh. for Ellsworth; Polly, Pray,
for Bo-ton: b lora Grindls. Galley. for Boston.
sw HARBoR-Ar 10. sch Index, Young
Ro-kland.
cd Is, sch Surprise. Harmsn. York, with
Ice from SOmes' sound.
Ar IL. sch Gxmeeock. Robinson. Boston.
Cid ~. sehs A = Haynes. King. oeklsnd
ve,t4l. Murphy. do; Montezuma, Bulger. Il
Ar Is. sch Champion. Lurvey. St stephens
| CID Il. sch. Gamecock, Robinson. Calais
Valparaiso, Mason. Boston.
BASGoR-Ar %. sch Annie Murch. Wood
, ward. salem.
Ga %. schs Daniel -, Higgins, and Yam
kee, Higgins, for Boston,
Ar -, schs Lamart,ne, Rich. Bueksport
Clio. Judkins, Deer Isle.
CID "a. sch Phebe Ann, Stephens. Provi
deuce.
BArH-Ar 3, sch David Nichols. Coombs
| Wilmin yton.
PoRrLAND-Cld -, sch Frank Pierce, Grant
Portland.
Arg, schs New Zealand. Simmons. Boston
Fairfield. Galley, Boston; Robt Woodruff
= Blake. wiscasset; savoy. Pray, fremont 70
I Boston; Samaritan, ID sdge: Panama. Mazral
r and Otront0, Hammond. Ellsworth for Boston
- Anaconda, Wallace. Calais for Boston.
Il Ar 81, schs Angola. Wooster, Hancock; Ell
. Ross Corners, and Cabinet. Mills. Castine 4
y Boston; Henry Clay, Williams, Franklin 4
4, Boston.
{, Ar %. sch Rowens, Mazrell, Ellsworth
] BosfOn.