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THE NEW BISHOPS.
1he present meeting Of tlo Council Of tho Iso-
formed Episcopal Chnrch shows that at any ratio
shoy havo effected o ctango III tic ma.tor at
Episcopal elections. TIC clloico Of = bishop In
hollom, II ever. accomplished at All Episcopal
Convention without much preliminary corro-
srondence in which the age, health, woalsh, and
consequent ability 10 dispense Welcome hospi-
tatios. Wisdom, sounlnoss Of views, mud
Personal beauty OF tho candidate aso
carefully ascsrtained, and whom tho
election day arrives tho struggle is pretty auro 10
10 bot and bittdr ono, with the comforting
nolace still left after defeat to the defeated hst
tho standing committees may rot be induced, by
approximate reprohontations, to at any rate mega
1.-Two the victory. Tho nofoFnet Eplscnpalsahs
however, do things lfflesently, The exciting or-
deal Of nomination. il dlsponaea with. ith place
being taken by short season OF d!lent praynr
and, consequently, tho reporter who attended
OF couple Of bishops waH. ovor. lttofly ig-
riorhnt of either tho personal nlcnt al. OF relg-
iouh qualifications Of tho reyetend geutlemon
who had been raised TO Episcopal honols. lIoao-
tors win had Jus! voted aud was gnrpEssod to ind
that they, tno, seemed 10 DO ~ ignorant on thc
aub}ect as l,c WAS, and 1t waa only nfteE long and
raitt'ii research that ho auceeosacd ingleaning
tho following tacts regarding tue now Bishops.
THE REV. 1AMEa A. lATANE
pronounced In three syllabics) is Virglnian
both hy birth and residence. having been born in
that s;ato in lilo year 1883. Ilo WAS educated at
tho university Of Virginia and tho Theological
sn os " t 'As r. r1 farao, was ~
aca,,cutjy ho VIA ma nastor Of tho Tnscons]nn
Church ia stanntou' Va, and taboretl sinco then
for three stara IN Wheeling, Wsst virginia: Ho
!olnea ,a1! sao reformed EPse9pa! Cnnsen III oanu
tn yirr;n,s IN ~, ,nhiIshinc = mIsaon of ths na,r
Organization, The Bishop-eleet IL man Of lgl,
attainn!enss, aud waB for many years we'll known
! az an educator. Ills poraonal appearance is
| pleasing, aud his manner gensle mud unnssrtn-
lug:., -,
/ Although his future destination has not yet
been settled. tho Rev atr. Latsac viii, II he nc
copss' without doubt DO 1nado F!alop Ut tho
Southern Diocese.
:. tue nry. EDWARD cn1noE. n. A..,
who. 1t Is aafe to presume, is intended to trte
tic Diocese Of British North America, has beau
for many yeass clergyman Of tho Church Of
England IN British Columbia, and was. ut tho
tina Of his uniting with tho Reformed Episcopal
Church, Dean of Victoria. aud otIiciated y tho
| cathedral. lie has succeeded IN gathering a
largo congregation aroand him, leaving but few
| pariBhtOncra 10 attend the cathedral.
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RELIGIOUS C0nVOCATl0NS.

,,f,h Dny's Session Of the Isc.
formed I3piscopaltnns.
, 1875-05-18
satisfactory Progress with the Articles
Of Religion.
r,cetiou Of Two Missionary Dfs1lops..-
Sketch Of Their Lives.
r,atarnal Visit from Methodist Dole
gation.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.

REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
FIFTH BARS BEsatoN OF THE COUNCIL.
Tho Council Of tho Reformed Episcopal Church
,.r,,ncd stH acaaion ut lalf-past o'clock yeslcr-
d,y morning. =,
iron, t4at hour until 10 o'clock tho Council
-, engaged in devotional exercises. nnder tic
a;,+ction OF tho HOY. Dcujau Johnson.
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Kautay CITY ami Denver Fast Ek.
Fl. Louis and tpsinzf!si,i Ex....
II. LOUIS. HtIrlnxsiulll + Ta3as..
ptAnEla and keDkHk E1psuM.
Chir1E04t + faduchh fAllrn3d FL,
S:rrafitr, l.aco,. Washington ~.
Joliet 4 UNlGht Acc NnlfIodatlnn.
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Who,o nnu,ter Of votes cast by tho lay.........a1
HecrstarY fnr ! chotco .,.....,.,..,,,.,,.t8 ~
Far tth nav JatDta A. fAtAtle
For tho 1aov Benjamin 1ohnsnn. nn.................
For tho ltsr. Dr. Leasoek.
For The lssv. J. II. Mettao.
No election being had. nnotllor ballot wna Ia
ken, which resulted ~ follows.
Whoe number Of yotss caat by tho clergy o.
Ncccana ~ to n choirs ia
Fur tbe Itey J. H. L,1tato 81
Fur tho Iicy. j. H. HinIti
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ID | + ID.

Obituary ,,ot,ces. b.yond ns Dat,, Mime qI,d
Age must ~ pa,d for.
West El>worth-2-th ult.. David Lancaster,
ac"d o YEAR, months ami n day. Bangor
paper. please copy.
Ellsworth 9TH iu~t 4, ,ity Uut,I. J.ua,
/. LlrAin. aged - wears.
-Nth ut. Mr.. Elsie r., y idow Of the late
Jones ". Holt aged - wears
Sue "nf-. ahd Therefore became 4 member
, d the church, which position >he rvid.nri,
sustained through Iif"; al deaths door. >b..
nTnilH 0"iieN cd ~ ram. whose cau-c III. h,I ",
!'h2 '>P"u,ed ana passed away. happy. f,r.sf,-
IhI' aud JOYOUS FOR her future Shr VA. 4 JILL.
'V'fH parent ami >hr leaves large family tu
mourn hgr departure. Also n.i.hbor, ami
..t,H4, VINO WINE bempaning their los can
,!mpaih!ze with the bercaycd in this. their
great loss " "
->th inst Freddie e., ,on Of Miller y. ana
Lucille r. Poster, aged year ANA months.
Like the morning bud. unfo!l.ng
u beauty 10 the sun.
M a >wrctly. little Freddie.
a. thy short life begun
But our ionde>t hopes have withrrrd.
peAth hl> claimed thee for it, own
40" our JOY l. turned 70 mourning,
And our dream OF life Ia, nowu.
But we've Still this consolation
Goa ma placed thee near His throne
ANA We bow N meek submission.
Let thyLgll, %, Goa, b. done"
:, SurTy-ith Inst. Perry f.. ,on Of Edward
and Nancy Il. Dodge. aged 3 months.
iAmolnc-2sth ult.. Olive T.. daughr,r Of
yu!iA A. ana the late W. A. Bragdon. aged
Il years, months.
- lrcmont-ith inst. Mr. Andrew TAR. aged
- years, months =
"aitham. Ma>>..-jth inst. Mr.. Edith W
Lord' formerly Of Buchill, aged y wears
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New Hampshire Legislature q.
CONCORD, y. H., May !

CONCORD y. H., May II.
\ meeting Of the Governor and Council
viii be held Tomorrow to count the votes
for senators.
\ hearing Will be had upon questions
which have arisen il districts No. and 1.
The Democrats contend the votes cast for
Nat Head ia 81 District. are Illegal. and
should be excluded. which would elect the
candidate. The Republicans contend that
the votes are legal, and there is no choice.
Ia the 4Lh District the Democrats claim
that some 50 votes cast for person ineli-
gible 70 the office of Senator. should be
thrown out which if done. would elect
Proctor, Democratic candidate. 1t j.
probable that large number Of prominent
politicians of both parties will be present
at the hearing. The question excite, 8
great deal Of puulic interest a upon its
decision depends the political complexion
Of the state.
It's understood that Hon. Geo. F. saw
yer and Hon. Asa Fowler, Of Concord
both Republicans, and Harry Bingham oi
Liuleton, will appear in behalf Of the
Democrats; and Gilman Marston Of Exc
ter, and Mason W. Topland Of Bradford
with others, for the Republicans
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Oriaud i carrying ON the good work SO
conspicuou>ly begun by the larger towns.
The youag men organized Reform club
the 6IA. with the following oil .ers.
PresiieHt-George Condor.
~ Prs rheo. Emerson, ;. b. Holt
Arthur Gulcy.
.>-c-FreI Page.
Financial >,c.-Geo. Sparks.
Irsls.-Charle, Dorr.
-NIrshINs-Zeba BurIill. Brad Uarri-
man.
Their meetings are held Monday evening
few very Interesting public meetings
have been holden at our Town Hall, in
conjunction with the Reform Club. Aid
society, and citizens of Buch>port. which
have been well attended.
Rather more than usual interest has
been manifested. l. does seem 10 Il ca.u-
al observer. that there is an srrasstaesS. a
d.t.rmiasd purpose. at the bottom OF thi,
movement. not generally manifested in
such IA pvrn~ni- hitherto
oar ypmy "a are taking noble stand.
one that no, only cuii-t,, but gives them
the r.pec, Of all good men and women
We are proud of them in the stand they
are now taxing. aud all Of those who are
doing likewise.
The be-; Of feeling seems to p.rvaIe
the community. as specimen OF which |
will allude 20 the generous offer of Mr.
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of signing the pledge. A pledge Was then
presented for signing. Fifty-six signed
this nearly two thirds of whom were young
people.
Remarks were made by Capt Benz Nut
ter upon the change in the liquor traffic in
our county within the past five months.
The meeting was addressed by several
of the citizens. among whom were Capt.
z. Stinson. George c. Hall. Capt. Theoph-
Illus Herrick. Capt. Il A. Friend aud Isaac
Mayo. f. ;. Fish then moved that the
meeting resolve itself into a Temperance
League. with the present officers which mo
ton was carried and the meeting adjourn
ed. CLERK
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on TUARY.

DR.. Fred. r. swa.ey of Buck-port, after a
lingering illness. died at his residence on Tues
day last. aged - wears.
few years ago DR.. Swasey commenced
practice a, Physician in this city and by his
Kindness. courtesy, and genial manner. gained
many warm friends among patients and ac-
qu1intanees. Three wears after. he removed
10 HI native town, Buek>port, where he has
ever since resided. and where he has had a
large and constantly increasing professional
practice. man of refined tastes. warm
heart. and ever ready TO give hi ,ime snd at
trntipn To the suffering. he will long be remem-
berrd BY all who knew him. and hi stricken
family TO whom he was particularly endeared.
will koenv feel hi. los.
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Pembroke

Yesterday four wears old daughter
of Martin Grant of Marion. lost lis life by
its clothes taking from a fire built by chill
dren in their door yard The little ones
clothes took fire and before it could be ex-
tinguished, its body was burned almost to
crisp. II fingered in great agony till 3
this morning. when death relieved it Of its
suiferings. Mrs. Grant wa, 50 badly burn
ed in trying to cxtinguish the fire that the
Use OF her night hand i, despaircd of. This
practice is very common in the country.
and people should never allow their chill
dren to build fires around their dwellings.
when little ones are out at play. g. II. b.
April 29th. $50.
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At Il meeting of the Hancock Bar held
at the April Term of the Supreme Judicial
Court, the following Resolutions on mo-
ton of l.. A. Emery, Esq. were adopted,
and by order of the Court placed on the
files of the Court:
~ hereas, Since the late term of Court.
home in Bluehill. 49, - IN ;
Resoleed, That the death of Brother Evans
has taken away from the Bar a usefu, and
honorable member-who possessed the conf.
dence and esteem of his assoeiates-wbo filth.
fully served his clients-who was true ia the
Court, and TO his profession.
ReSOtced, That this sad event causes sincere
regret among his brethren Of the Bar, and they
desire to express their sympathy for his sor.
rowing family and friends
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Zimmerman Tub. No. /, weighs 3,j75
lb>. and Union No. ,. 3.l55 lbs.
The schools in District NJ. Is. will
begin on "Wednesday. the l.th.
--Th...i... i..,,. ,.. ,.,, ,,,,... ,..,,,l. ~
,bi. c.pu,y. and I'm, .li,,I,. t,r,,;,,, b.. a.
v,r hcep dapa
-,... ,.-- , ......
,....,
n,,.,y l,l n, i.na,a
''''
'''''' ~
d. vacancy "t councilman existing
'H anu '' ''i> cry. mas oreh h'Ied 10y
Tue et'e.''' "i "e'. W iian'lt'u.
-NH. II. CLANCY formerly OF this city.
j. now editing a weekly literary paper in
Sacramento. Cal. entitled the Phllona-
;hrau.
There, ,yi.I b.. a fraud h,u ant o,.,.r
.. ~
49,, IA
I. Reynolds has taken the city
poor iaFn' ana contracted t. support all
'hr poor curing me ensuing year for the
sum OF so" ana the rent Of the farm.
Master Conner informs the owner
that The large. long, silh sash. found last
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Bell gious Services in this City each Sunday

CONGREGATIONAL Sabbath School at 10 80
A. NJ. Preaching at . :l5 and a P NJ
DEMONSTRATING at 10: 30 A. NJ. and Il
7. NJ. Sabbath School Immediately after the
forenoon service.
UNITARIAN.-Sabbath School at II ID A. NJ.
Preaching at . : Is and Z. NJ.
Sabbath at o'clock z. NJ.
misunderstanding twice a month at 105
O'Clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every Sun
gay al l O'Clock, P. NJ, in Hall over Virgins
drug store.
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Homicide.

PORTLAND. My L
few week. since a negro named Tom
Wmnei=ld Wa shot in quarrel by Fran
cl- I4ney and another negro. Shortly
after he was taken TO The hospital. where
be- lied to-day. LAmey was arrested
Iae C4.Aoae Union Of tai, city. tender a
reception TO Bishop Fec. II st.ey al their
rooms this evening. Speeches. music. *.
were made The occasion was very
pIr4-AI. oAe.
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II YOU have been 40 ,shiug an winter and
b'sln 10 despair Of recovery. or If You have
tiN'h a recent cold. - Al ouce t. tAr Drug
Store OF : -. " l--tn druggists. Ellsworth and
Ect 5oi'lr Of bK. NORRIS >YETP on TAI,
WILD CHERRY AND HOKEHouND. Take II
ani be well. No other medicine acj. 20
al dis''a>eg'J. etieciually in coughs, Cold ana
leading 10 Consumption. mum rnI Chest,
thought they had that dread dt>cr,.. -, o-en
restored - health. hy the u>r ufthIs almost
mage remedy. II j, also The bc-t known
specific for Group. and never tan, IN Whopp-
ing Cough. IriiI -iZe IL cent?
Morris X llctitsgc PROPRIETOR, Philadelphia.
John ". Perkins * Co.. Portland. GENERA
agents. l!i>
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Eoreian News.

London, May H.. In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon, Bourke the under
foreign Secretary, in response to the en-
CURRY of Sir Charles DIX as to the CONT
rental situation, said the government has
surances from Berlin of the peace of Ru-
ROBE.
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BlurhiII

The Temperance League me. Al the
p" ''' $50 t-..
number gathered. showing that there i
10 Lack Of interest in the temperance
cause. After some preliminary business,
and singing. President +. y. Lord called
upon Rev. ". y. Reese OF Ellsworth. who
had come into the hall for some remarks.
Mr.. Reese responded with very instruc.
tive address. which va, listened 10 with
marked attention. aud heartily commend
ed. Several members Of the League spoke
briefly.
Mr.. william Darling said it was no use
Tor any one to talk Of the interest in lem
perAnce dying out. they were going to
keep right on with it. and il could not die
out
Mr.. Haskell Johnson referred to the
evil Of drinking "bitters." Mr.. Eli
Biagden had seen something Of the evil of
/ strong drink. in the army during the war.
and referred 20 the mistake Of drunken
officer by which many precious lives were
1 lost in few minutes. He thought war
was a bad thing. and alcohol was bad
thing if taken separately. but if mixed to-
| gether, it was one OF the most Internal
mixture. that could be devised by Satan.
-Rey. W. A. Reese preached at the
Baptist church last Sabbath, to a very APP
preciative audience.
The stone has all been removed in
good condition. from the wrecked schoon-
er NJ. Sewall, and the vessel raised. by the
wrecking schooners, Waterloo of Deel
Isle and Adams of Boston
The funeral services of Mrs. Edith "
Lord formerly of this place. were held at
the Bap fist church on last Friday.
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An other Suicide.

PORTLAND. MAY n
\ Dispatch 70 the ArEu- says Caroline
r Jorila q maiden LADY, daughter Of VIM.
jorlA4 II Mechanic FALL, committed
sa..i. By hlu-.a, this morning. NJ cause
.--e-el
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o Ne, struck on the Shoal, and was obliged to slip
er chains AMI ran ashore near the Union Wharf,
the head of this harbor. but with assistance from
hore was hauled alongside the wharf. without
danage->ch Maria RpNlna drrggei afpul Of sch
Carrie L Xix, from Roninut for Boston,, to-day,
breaking the latters bowsprit, the Maria Roxana
losing port davlts. The Carrie HiN will make
temdorary repairs and proceel.
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startling truth '-Thou,and, die annually
from neglected coughs and colds. which soon
riptn into con-uiuption or other equally fatal
disease Of the lung; when by the timely H. Of
single bottle Of Dr.. Ui>'7r's BIIsriA If va!
Cherry their lives could have been preserved
80 green old sce. - Ct. ani : i bottle.
large bottles much the cheaper
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Business Notices.

Would you be free from the tormenting pains
caused by kidney disease I>e Hunts Rsmsdy.
the great kidney medicine. 1t never fsi. IN
kidney disease. drop>y or any diseases OF the
urinary organs. one trial VIII convince you.
Try Il.
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eD-C. {. 81 EKILL, INSURANCE AiET. i
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN y 90 Fire
Insurance Companies can be fuuu any
Insurance Agency in New England: i agent
for one first cla>, Marine Insurance t0Ipany.
and can give the most desirable form,f larine
Policy; i Agent for the old Union NItul Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine, th,bet Life
Insurance Company in the COUNT; i also
Agent for the Travellers Accidenunurance
Company. Parties in want of anyiLd of In
-urance, will find it for their advlage to 'all
Al thi, Agency and examine the rrits Of li>
Companie. before in,uring cl>ewhe. torr'>-
pondence solicited I'll
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W Emerson, Dorr, orland, Advance,
.aron, Bangor.
~ :, schs Commonwealth, Gross, Rockland,
Anna Price, York, salem
HLoICE- rER-Ar :, schs Valparaiso, Obcr, Mt
Desert for Bosten Jachin. Mitchell, Ellsworth for
Boston; kiaka, Look. for New York Achoru,-
Rockland tor New York.
NEW BEpFORp->ld 5, sch Lamartne. Allen
Philadelphia.
NEwroKT-sli g. schs Petrol. Robbins, Calais;
Com harney, Mason, DO.
NARRAGhN>ET PIER-Sld c, schs Highlander
Wood orizembo. Guptil,, for New York.
ANIJtkEI-sii b,scn saxon, Cppmb-, New
York.
Ar . sch MARY Richardson Calais
FKoNIDENCE-Ar . -ch Josephine Tuckett, Cal
NEW YoRK-Ar 6, schs Pride Of the East, Lord.
Grey town. Leonora, Bou-ey. Baracoa.
Gil Brig Atalaya, Allen, Cicnfucgp-.
Emery, Rockland, Ocean wave, >omer-, somcr
set
>Ids, sch osprey. Crowley. East Weymouth
Bris shasta, fer CAricna-.
PHIIApELIHIA-Ch .. sch Carrie Bouncl, for
llo Brig II >bUle, SOU. Carirua-.
BNLiINORE-Ar I, sch LavolLi, WhIttcmOrc,
Ponce
I'll Brig Adeline, Richardson. for Carenas.
Ar D, sch Geo Il >omers. Calais.
tlt :, schs Nellie sawyer. = Thomas.
W lLNlNGrpN t->li3. Brig Anna u ToTrcy.
Haskell, for a southern port.
>ANANN Altar s"h- Excelsior from Ruaton 4
SAMUEL faben-, Lyman, Do, BlrIue MIgnon.
>oulc Rio Janern.
MlLMiN"rON C-Ar6 sch T. Brown. from
CAriena-
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BrOOkliu.

The inhabitants of this town did not
neglect to meet according to appointment,
for the purpose of again discussing the
subject Of temperance. The President be-
ing absent, the Vice President occupied
the chair. After reading of Scripture, and
a prayer by Rev. Z. 5. Fish. the Vice
President addressed the meeting, followed
by Rev. E. S. Fish upon the importance
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contain more than 80 Members. The
meeting adjourned at late hour after
passing a vote of thanks to the mem bers of
the Reform Club and Emerald Band.
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NJ \ Il Il | l., ID.

Ef>worth-jth inst. by Rev. VIM. A. kcc-e.
Mr. Francis :. staples Of Belfast. and Nj,
Prudence r.. Wooster II Hancock
oil>-l>t inst, hy \. VI. Biai-d-ll. ESQ. Mr..
hlIlard ROYAL q Ellsworth. and Nil, Florence
Salisbury Of D:is
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he Weather.


WAX DEPARTMENT.
ONCE Of the Chief sigma. Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c. MAY. y, l. ANY
Probabilities.
Fo. New England. stationary or lower
barometer. southeast winds, with warmer
cloudy and rainy weather.
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ECONOMICAL NEW FpDp.-2I cents will buy
package VI So Mos Farine. made from pure
lr>h Mos, which Will msAc ~ < ind Of di,nc,
such = '.lhe>, PFC, pui!lu.>, etc. or ~ quarst
OF 'u~tard>. iriHr>, creams, Charlotte ku>>c.
blanc manS,, etc. >,ii by all Druggist, and
hFoceE>. lyr II
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Sawed at David Grendell, mill. April
/ 18th. nine thousand aud twenty-seyen
/ punches OF slaves, in l. hours, sawed and
! edged by Roscoe aud Ernest Grendeli
SQUIsIE.
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WINTER HARBoR-Sld 5. Sch Sea Pigeon. seavy,
Boston.
Ar 5, sch Oregon. Pinkham. MIlbriige
I'll q, sch Mary Lee Newton. Hammond, New York.
sd DO, >ch Oregon. Pinkham, Boston.
Ar q, sch Lebanon, Rand Do.
SD ., sch q Brooks, Snallidge, Boston via Mt
Desert
iii 70, sch Henrietta. Sargent, Rockland.
HARBpR-Ar 4, sch= Mechanic, Hamor
klls. Rich, >allsburys Cove, for Racklaul.
Ar ;, hancock. Robinson, Calais for Boston
Flora Grindle, Stanley sullivan for salem; Nalpar.
also. ODER, somes' Sound for Boston
Sid ,, sch Neptune, Galley, Rockland
Ar :, schs Calvin, Cove, Windsor and Fran
ce- Freeman, Cove, DO, for New York.
I'D sch E~seN, Romer, ROckland.
Ar :, At about VI Dredging Apparatus pro.
baby belonging 10 \ Il Wright Of New York. who
has been awarded the contract for dredging about
2u,0po cubic yar'is in Machias River; slopp Hattie
l. Colt Mayo, RoCkland.
Ar 9, sch Fred Eaton, Clark, Calais bridgeport.
PoRTLA>D-Ar }, schs City OF Ellsworth, Grant.
Ellsworth, sunbeam, King. fremont; spartan,
"mttemore MI Desert, Mechanic, Mathews Els
worth for Boston.
Ar schs Anna Murch, woodward. Ellsworth .
VIM Pickering, Patien, Ellsworth for Boston West
erloo, Whitaker Ellsworth for Hartford Mist,
Robinson, Calais for Boston.
sid sch Black Warrior stevens, Winter Harbor
Ar :, schs Annie Gus sawyer. Bluehill for Phil
adephia, Northern Light, Harper. Calais for DO +,
Telegraph, Remlck, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sid sch spartan, Whttenore, Mt Desert.
Ar schs senator, Grant, Ellsworth; Globe,
squirting Gouiisboro, Chalcelony. Ingalls,, Ma
las, MAY flower Nutter, Steuben for Boston.
SAUG-Sld 8, sch Andrew Peters. Cook
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Ar AZ tAIhIrrln Il ult, Brig Alex Nichols. Peters
HhIlA4ci yAt.
Ar at B1rArna 2-th ult, sch Nellie Grant jordan
for New York.
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