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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Hong Kong Apl 90 barque ELLSWORTH "aSs'
AT Rangoon May l. barque Nina Sheldon, Sheldon,
'0 AT Mauimai5 May 1, barque Benz Webster, Smart,
AT Bombay May TO- ship Majestic. Minot, for New
Ar at Drammen May 10, ship otago, Thorndike'
Ar at Norrkopng May 9th, barque syra' Corning
Sid I'm Antwerp May %, ship Geo M Adams Nor
Ar Ar at Cronstadt May &c, ship Guardian, Ames'
Savannah. 49,, >-, .or
New York. 18th, barque Bounding Blllow, keynoius'
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Matterhorn, Arey
'' AT at do sist ult, ship John Potter, Mcclure
San Francisco.
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th inst baIque Laura Burnham,
AT at Queenstown 18th inst, barque Nellie May.
At Lobos May II, ships Bertha, Pote, and Martha
Cobb Greenleaf ldg. -, ~,
by for London, ldg; James 4 Wright Morrison; lor
Queenstown, ldg; Darque Priscilla, Fraser from Cal
lao. do and others.
Ar at Callao May 0. Occidental, DunphyS san FRAN
cisco, (and 18th tor Pabellon0
Sid 18th, ships Hattie Tapley, Tapley, Pabellon /;
18th, Louis Walsh, White, do.
Sid May 2, barque Cbas Brewer. Charanal
Beas unc; baruues David Chaplin, Bunker, FIN Port
| land Evanell, Hichborn, from Savannah Samue. r
| Spring. Norton, and Celina, Hodgdon. for United
States; briggs Orbit, Nash and Rebecca Paige Hill,
unc; and others.
At Rio Janeiro May 0, ships Friedander. morrison
| repg: Geneyieye Strickland, Cannon. from Liver
| pool barque Lorena, Blanchard, upe.
Sid May 4. ship Prussia. Rich, Callao
At St Croix May "a, sch Post Boy, ROBINSON for
| New York, ldg.
Ar at Cienf6egos 9Th inst, barque Alex Campbell,
Bunker, st Thomas.
| Ar at Trinidad Sd inst brig w Spencer, Thomas,
| Kingston, j.
| Sid Sd. brig Shannon, Sawyer, New YORK.
Ar at Cardenas 10th inst, brig Annie Storer, Adj
/ ans, New York.
| Sid FIN Bermuda 4th inst, sch q Willard, Far
sons Philadelphia. .,
Ar at st john NIB 18th inst, sch Dresden, Mitch
/ ell, Machias; Rio, do, bound upo
| At Partridge Island 9th inst barque L Soutnard
| Woodwork tor Liverpool
| SPOKEN.
June 6, lat 80 TO- Ion IS As, sch A Emerson, IRON
| jacksonville for Demarara.
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Literary Notes.

Another lot of letters of Prosper Merimee
to an Inconnue have been found and will soon
be published.
sTbe Mills of the Gods" by Mrs. j. "a.
Twells, is a novel containing descriptive &C
counts of the scenes which occurred in Paris
during the revolution of 1871.
Mrs. Fawcett, in her new novel, tells of
precocious infant who developed a mary elous
originality in extemporaneous prayer. When
she said her prayers at her mothers knee, hav-
ing been told that she was not to learn any
form of prayer, but to ask from her heart for
whatever she most desired, she prayed for "a
red cloak wiz velvet buttons 'xactly like Amy
Grey's. We're is anover at We shop" Then,
when instructed not to ask for m ateral but for
spiritual blessings, her Interpretation of
spiritual blessing was that there might always
be short sermons in church. When she had
scarlatina, and her mother had begged her to
pray for her recovery, she having been told
that when she was beginning to get better her
skin would peel off, and that when it was all
off she would be quite well, joined her little
hands in bed and said in soft voice, so God,
peel me quick"
A pamphlet by Nine. Jules Michelet, which
will cause great sensation, is to appear with
the title of "La Tombe de Michelet." 1t will
be remembered that after the death of the
writer his son-in-law demanded that the
funeral should take place at Hyere, while
Mme Mchelet, in accordance with her hus
bands well known wish, desired that Paris
should be the place of burial. Nine. Michelet
Immediately brought an action against NJ
Dumesnil for the right OF transporting the
remains to Paris, and the memoir addressed to
her by the Judges in the suit is now publish
ed as brochure. 1t contains not only an elo-
uuent vindicaton of the widows rights, and
curious particulars of the relations between
Michelet and NJ Dumesnil, but also q state
ment of Michelet's ideas of Death and lmmor-
talty, together-with unpublished fragments OF
the highest interest
A correspondent of Notes and Queries finds
old English authority for the verb ito liquor"
and the supposed Americanism "tall talk 80
The Penn Monthly refers. in short article
to the CAN'T Slavery Protest of 1861 1t
substantates the statement that the first pro-
test against slavery came from the Quakers by
the following quotation from the minutes OF
the yearly meeting held at Burlington, the
9Th of July, 1888: ga paper being here present.
ed by some German Friends, concerning the
Lawfulness and Unlawfulness of Buying and
Keeping of Negroes, it was adiudged not to be
SO proper for this meeting to give Positive
Judgment in the case, it having SO General a
Relation to many Other Parts, and therefore
at present they FoIb ar"
new edition of Diderot works is soon to be
published in Paris No complete edition has
appeared since 1920, and there have been
awaiting publication for the last 20
years important additions derived from
manuscripts preserved in Russia at the
Hermitage Library.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PENsACoLA-Ar sth, sch j W Welt, Welt, from
JJAiuCSKssoNvILLE-CId 9Th, sch Georgietta, Cur
ST MARYS. GA-Ar 9th, sch David Nichols, Wy
'" Cd It'll. sch David Nichols wyman, Orange Bluff
CHARLESTON-Ar 3lst, sch Sarah Woodbury.
Griffin Searsp0rt.
RICHMOND-Ar 9th sch Canary, Brown, Belfast;
10Th brig Abbie Clifford, Clifford Philadelphia to
load flour for MontevIdeo.
RALTIMORE-Ar 10th, sch III n Squires, Ham,
lin, Richmond; j Hayes. Savannah.
Ar 18th brig Carrie Bertha, Hall, Matanzas: sch
Hattie White. Bellaty, Nayassa
sid 18th, barque Esther, for Cork; brig Peri, for
iG PHILADELPHIA Cid 18th, brig Zavilla VIII
liams Veazie, jacksonville.
Cid 12t h. schs Carl d Lothrop. McAllep Boston;
Pacific CHM, Rockland; Louisa Bliss, Strong, for
Lisbon.
NEWCASTLE, DEL-Passed down 18th, schs j
Willard, for Portland Owen Kinds, =.
Passed down 18th, schs Fred Holden, ior Port
land; Emma Hart, fot Boston.
Baracoa IS days; Dolly Warden, Allen, Maehias;
Portland; Mansfield, Achorn. Wareham.
Ar 18th, brig Shasta, Brown. Cardenas u days;
Cadet Cadet Is days Ho Higgins Vera
EIdorado, Hodges. Eleuthera; NJ French French,
Jacksonville; Garland, Libby, Machias; Wyoming,
Cd i2th, barque Chas Forbes, Marcelus, Anjier.
for orders; Helen Anjer Staples, Queenstown; schs
VIM Douglass, McIndoe, Baracoa; Lucy Colwell,
Sid 18th. ship Mary GoodelI, for Anjer; brig H o
Phnney for Lisbon.
Passed through Hell Gate 18th. schs a Hammond,
from New York tor Saco, Cyprus. Weekawken tor
Ipswich; Lizzie Raymond, New York Tor Dighton;
A Knowles, do for Boston; Alligator, Weehawken
for Calais; Ada Allen. TN Port johnson tor Potts
mouth; Lucy, New York for Eastport; Teaser, do
for Portland; E Simpson, ROndout for do; Mall do
for Boston; G d Perry, Hoboken for Boston.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th, schs Mary d Wilson,
Noble, and A H Sawyer, Carver, Ca ais; Florida,
Mann. Bangor.
Ar 18th, sch Grace Gushing, Hamilton Philadel
phia.
bOSTON-Ar 18th, brig Adelaide, Hail. Cenfue
Cos; schs Annie Lee, Look, Mobile: Ella Brown,
Brown, Hoboken; Zoe. Dow, Niachas; Mayfower,
Roberts. Gouldsboro; Yteka, Moon, sullivan.
Cid 18th. barque Lillian, Rumball, Philadelphia;
brig Morancy Redonnet, st Thomas; schs James
comb Portland; Ii Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Alex
andria.
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Il yourI,;fe Worth Ten Cent, e

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody COM
plains OF some disease during their life. When sick,
the object is to get well. Now we say plainly that
no person in this orld that suffering with Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint and its effects such as Indges-
tion,. Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitaton of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER without getting relief and cure. If you
doubt this, go to your druggist and get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
rs cents Two doses Will relieve you.
w.. PHILLIPS g. CO., Wholesale Agents.
se25 TT&S&weowly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE,

Especial to the Press
Severe Experience of an Annapolis, N. s.,
Vessel.
CALAIS, June 14.-Brig Florence of Annapo-
lis, N. S.. 60 days from Liverpool and partially
loaded with salt bound for st. Stephen, N. b.,
consigned to Vaughan, Clarke & Co., encoun-
tered on the 10th day of May violent storm
which carried away her foremost, malntopmant
and all her sails except the mainstaysail They
run short of provisions and drifted about for
twenty-three days. At last in longitude SO and
latitude 80, they spoke the whaling bark Cat
alpha, Capt Anthony, of New Bedford, who re-
lieved them, gave them every assistance and
supplied them with food. During the gale
sailor belonging to the brig Florence fell from
the maintopmast and injured himsel If very Sc
verely. The brig was towed into this port this
afternoon. u.
Fall of Trapeze Performer.
RocKLAND, June 14.-Whle practicing this
afternoon at the hall one of the Holland broth
ers with Washburn's Last Sensation, fell from
the trapeze to the floor, injuring him severely.
A.
Gored by Bull.
AUGUSTA, June 14-Tne Superintendent of
the town farm of this city, Mr.. Arthur w.
Hail. was this evening dangerously, it not IA
tally, gored by bull. Mr.. Hall went into his
barn to lead out the bull, when the animal
broke loose and turned towards Mr.. Hall
plungng one of his horus into his bowels and
impalng his keeper in one corner of the up.
A man who works on the farm stepped in and
found Mr. Hall PROSTATE on the floor and the
bull preparing for another plunge. This was
ayerted by the man kicking the bull in the
head and finally driving him from the barn.
Physicians were at once called and he was tax.
en- into the house.
It was found that the bulls horn had made
a transverse wound in the lower part of the
abdomen about six inches long, opening the
coating of the abdomen and letting out the
large intestines.
The external coating of the intestines was
lacerated but the bowels were not opened. The
sewing up and dressing of the wound were per-
formed by Dr. Brckett, assisted by Drs w. S.
Hill and Bolan. The case is very critical one.
The physicians do not hold out strong encour-
agements that he will recovea
ITO the Associated Press.1
Row i'm BiddefOrd.
BIDDEFoRD, June 14.-In trying to arrest the
leader of gang of roughs Saturday night two
officers were badly used and called upon the
citizens for aid. Mr.. L. E. Verrill responding
was knocked senseiess and severely injured by
large stones thrown by members OF the gang.
Three arrests were made.
A June Frost.
LEWISTON June 14.-There are reports OF
frost this morning from several towns in this
county, probably not heavy enough to injure
the crops.
BATH, Juue 14.-There was heavy frost
here last night; mercury $50. Considerable
damage is feared.
Speaker Blaine's Condition.
NEW YORK, June 14-Speaker Blaine is
still confined to his bed, but was somewhat
easier today.
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MARRIED.

In this city June 10, by Rev. Mr.. Phelan, John W.
Stowell and Miss Hattie j. Bond, both OF Portland
In this CITY, June ii, by Rev. Dr.. Smaller, Charles
F. Walcott of Bolton and Miss Mary A. Babcock
of Berlin, Mass
In New Gloucester, June IA, at the congregational
Church. by Rev. DIR. Chickering, Frank B. Bailey and
Annie Hildon, daughter of the late Hon. W. B. S.
Moor of Wateryilie.
In Windham, June 10, by Rev. A. Blanchard, Geo.
B, SWEET of Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Ella M.
Sawyer of Wndham.
In Vinalhaven, June %, Glass Bowman and Miss
Augusta johnson.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Bunker Hill Centennial.

Boston, June 14.-The various centennial
committees are busily arranging for the 18TH
Decorating has already begun in this city and
Charlestown. The 9Th Maryland regiment is
expected here tomorrow morning and will be
given an ovation. The Washington Light In
fantry of Charleston, S. G. has been assigned
a position in the procession on the left of the
veteran division with the Norfolk Artillery
COL Simons, senior officer Of W. L. l.. has been
appointed and has accepted the position of aide
de camp.
PIrTsFIELD, June 14.-Geo Collins, a mem
Der of the Baptist church of this town, loved
Mystic Pierce, aged II. The old folks were
willing till George and the father got into a
discussion on the Beecher trial and got mad,
when the old gentleman ordered his daughter
to discard George. George revenged himself
by procuring sworn statement from somebody
that he had ruined the girl, and demanded
$1,000 hush money. The father refused and
was about to consign the blackmailer to prison
when the latter disappeared with the girl.
After long search he was found in a secluded
house where he fitted up room and was liv-
ing with the girl. He is now held for black
mailing and enlicIng the girl away for pur-
poses of prostitution.
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DIED.

In this city, June IA, Fred Gilman Jacobs, young
est son of Ann E. and the late VIM. " Jacobs aged
IL years.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk,
at No. I6 India street. Burial at convenience of the
family. Boston papers please copy.
In Saccarapra, June nth, Mr.. George G. Murch,
aged Sc years 10 months.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock from
Congregational church.
In Gloucester, June 6, Daniel Mcconnell, of Port
land aged 20 years ii months.
In Saccarappa, June 5, James c. Hodges, aged
26 years.
In Belfast, June /, Mrs. Desiah, widow of the late
Benjamin Curtis, aged rs years.
ry@The funeral services of the late Mrs. A. Louisa
Warehouse will take place this afternoon at ock
Nhns4 It
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1t is now probable that Bowen will make a
statement shortly. He recently said to an in
tervewer: 81 have not felt justified in speak
ing myself and if everybody had from the
first kept silence, it would have spared much
painful feeling; but now the sentiment of the
country as found in my exchanges, especially
in my religious exchanges, seems to be to have
all the truth come out, and think that that,
perhaps, is the best thing now"
A fire at Ferresburgh Centre, VT, yesterday,
destroyed a railroad bridge 100 feet long, a
highway bridge, a saw and grist mill and sew
eral dwelling houses Loss $4,000.
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AsGoOd as New,

The above expression is peculiarly applicable to
the individual whose system has been renovated by
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. If any man or woman
in this community has a friend suffering from the
various pangs which indigestion, nervous disease,
rational advice he she can give is-"Procure the
Bitters at once, and use them regularly II tins
the invalid will feel ''as good new," SO marked
and SO rapid will be the change for the better
wrought by this peerless invigorant, neryine and
stimulates the organs of urination into healthful
activity but expels by the natural outlets Of the
body those acrid elements in the secretons winch,
when absorbed INTO the blood, produce rheumatism,
govt and neuralgia. Moreover, its gentle, though
effectual action admirably fits it for the use OF
females in delicate health who require tonic slim
nlant and corrective
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Various Matters.
LABOR TROUBLES.
Miners Driven off by the Strikers.

WILKEsBARRE, June 14.-On Saturday night
two kegs of powder and lighted fuse were
thrown through the window of James Curry's
house in Kingston. One of the boarders, awak-
ened by the noise, extinguished the fuse before
the e re reached the powder. Curry has been
working at Paine's breaker against the order of
the Miners Association. This morning about
twenty men went to Waterman & Beavers
mines for the purpose of going to work, but
were met by a large by of strikers who threat
ened them and forced them home.
Strikers onvicted of Riot.
CLEARFIELD Pa, June 1.-The Clearfeld
strikers, 81 in all, were to day convicted of con-
spiracy and riot in this county, and will be
sentenced tomorrow Jno. Swlney and Aingo
Parks were held in $4,000 bail each for trial in
the September court.
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NEW YORK. June 14.-Cattle 4c lower; sales at 81
q 1890; average 12c good to prime 123 @ 13c; re-
ceipts for the week 10000 head.
Sheep slow; A "a for Clipped; u q IL for Lambs;
receipts of the week 24,7S0 head.
Hogs heavy; dressed 8 q o.; Live nominal receipts
Or SN0 head.
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LONDON, June ALP. 80 M.-Consols at 93s q 93i
for money and account.
LONDON, June 14-12.30 P. M.-Amercan securi-
ties-Erie Railway 14a; do preferred "a.
LIVERPOOL, June 14-l23O P. M.-Cotton market
steader; Middling upands at 9-16d do Orleans at
7ad; sales 10000 bales including 1000 bales for spec
ulation and export.
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Another Grasshopper Scare.

OMAHA, Neb. June 14.-Grasshoppers in inn
mense swarms have appeared at Plattsmouth,
Nebraska, and are destroying everything before
them. They are moving northward.
Ldter-Immense clouds of grasshoppers made
their appearance flying northward over this
place about II o'clock to day, but none alighted.
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Chicago CatiIe Market.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Cattle-receipts 1000 head; the
market is fairly active and steady Texans at 25 q
AZ 5; natives 5 rs a %.
Live Hogs receipts 5000 head; poor to choice 80
q Z IS; no shipments of Cattle or. Hogs reported.
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A PittsfieId Scandal.
NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, June 14.-In tine U. S. Circuit
Court Criminal branch), before Judge Benedict
to-day, members of the firms of Messrs. Claf1in
& Co. and Field. Morris, Fenner & Co., togeth-
er with Col. Robert DesAnges and Charles L.
Lawrence, were arraIgned to plead to indict-
ments found against them by the grand, jury
or completely in the silk smuggling frauds. All
plead not guilty, with the exception of Law
renee, whose counsel asked for time, which
was granted.
Various Matters.
Patrick Wallace, who was tried in Brooklyn
and found guilty of murder in the second de-
gree in having killed his wife during drums en-
quarrel, was this morning sentenced to states
prison for life.
In the court of general sessions to day Recor-
der Hackett sentenced Frank Williams to 10
years in state prison, on the charge of robbery
in the first degree in having waylaid a Capt
Morris of fishing smack on the night of May
18th and endeavoring to rob him of large
amount of money.
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New Work stock and Money MARKER.

New York Stock and MOnev MarkeIs
NEW YORK. June 14-Evening.-Wall street was
at II "a per cent. Foreign Exchange was quiet at
Ash "a 400 for bankers long and short sterling God
opened at 1861 fell to 116t and later recovered; the
rates paid for carrying were g u per cent Inc
ant Treasurer paid S3 600 on account OF interest and
1929 900 in redemption OF bonds The following were
the operations at the Gold Exchange Bank-gold
balances $1734,239 currency balances $780, O1 /;
grooss cearances So, POP 600. The following IS the
Clearing House MISUNDERSTANDING exchanges $780,
31 $685. currency balances 50, gold exchanges
1880, 2O5; gold balances S943,956. Governments
firm. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds-Union Pa
siae rs5s sold at 1893 Stocks dull and 1900
and declined from 4sa q 4sf; New Jersey Central
closed at 1919 a 1913 with sales at 1913. The weak
in this stock to-day was caused by report That
the Reading Company would pass its dividend, the
ption being that the depression in the coal
trade might also affect the New Jersey Central;
Lake Shore closed at $751; after selling at 734 9 IN
The frmness OF Union Pacific vas due to new ar,
rangement of through line between st LOUIS ana
San Francisco; st Paul was strong and closed at 500
for common and 81 for preferred on kilograms from
the west that the company was in a good financial
condition, and that the board of directors had
started on tour OF the road for the purpose of cut
ting down the expenses; Pacific Mail was firm and
advanced to 34s; Erie dull at 1863 @ II; Rock Is
land from 1902 @ 1921; common advanced to S7s ana
closed al 371 Western Union sold at I45 "a 74a, and
Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph at "a The transactions
at the Stock Exchange aggregated 16O,7O0 shares;
Erie TO- 100 shares Lake Shore 6 200 shares, North
western 900 shares, do preferred lSOO Shares ROCK
Island 1900 shares Pacific Mail 800 shares, st Paul
5000 shares Western Union 49, 200 shares, Union Pa
cific IA 800 shares The following are highest and
lowest prices of the day Yor is Central w. e ioS
Chicago Northwestern 37s 364; do preferred 49ss
a 4s4; Rock Island 1921 q Io2; MilWa96ee q st
Paul 30s 294; do preferred o. q o35 ono q Mis-
Union 74a a 744; Pacific Mail 33s q 324; Atlantic
q Pacific Telegraph "a; Panama H.
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HAVANA. June H.-Spanish gold at 1884, Ex-
change buoyant; on United States go days currency
gold lO4 a. 1O5 PREM short sight gold at LOG q 1O7
prem; on London 1919 @ 131 prem; on Paris los q
LOG Drem.
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WASHINGTON.
The Syndicate soon 10 call for more Bonds

The Syndicate soon 10 call for more Bonds
WASHINGTON, June 14-It is expected that
the London Syndicate will early next month
make another call upon the Treasury Depart.
ment for an additional number of new United
States bonds, the money market being favorable
to such investments.
The Whiskey Frauds.
The Treasury Department is confident that
proofs already obtained are sufficient to convict
all the crooked" whiskey distilers. The ac-
ton of the government officers entrusted with
the prosecution of the alleged offenders, is en-
tirely satisfactory to the department. Indict.
ments have already been found against some of
the distillers in the West. The trials will nee
essarily be delayed by an adjournment of the
courts, but in the meantime the government
will fully prepare itself to make the presecu-
tions effective.
Various Matters.
Secretary Bristow has rescinded the privilege
granted for tie northern, northeastern and
northwestern frontiers by regulations issued
Dec 9Th, 1866, of importing animals for tenn
porary use ia aid of trade and manufacture,
it having been abused by means of under valu-
alton on entry, by use of the imported animals
for purposes not contemplated by said regula-
ton and by the importation of vehicles, har-
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silver Heals Newman Port Royal SC; Geo Albert
Harlow Bangor, Qeaking 1000 strokes per bour, hav
ing struck on Fawn Barr
r i4tb scbs Agnes Young. Satilla River; Mindo-
ro Bunker Philadelphia; Sarah Bernice. Proctor
Weehawken; Jul ct. French, New York. G W Snow
Robinson, Machias
below. sch Grace Davis, from New York.
Cld l4tb. brig Stockton. Allen, Gibraltar; sch II
Odorpe Crowell. Kennebec.
SALEM-Cld 18th, sch f Nash, Cummings, for
Sid 18th, Willie Martin, Rival, Julia Rich, and
Abby S Cakes. nil. g..
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 11th sch Jas Pike, from
Calais 49, @. 1oh MD.
Sid 18th, brig Colson, Conway, st John NIB
schs Elizabeth, Croker. Ellsworth mos WaIs, our-
It's Eastport; j Daley. Long, 81 george, ND
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FECIAL NOTICES.

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