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Mrs. G. Il. Green is at Watcrville,
Kansas, visiting her brother who is locat-
ed there.
III 1t is not too wet we think the po-
iato crop will be much better than last
season.
"A week ago Tim said that he could
finish bis haying in about two days; now
he thinks II will take him three weeks if
the weather don't lei up.
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Mrs. Holland vent lrss - woods
yasi 81 nlais rcstatlg, is sesfrt q bef-
res sa8 became 'asf srd vas pei foapa
uB ~ psxi aieraing
oaF mrsines a tie Methodist
Chnrsh are wcl attended, both - he
rsralar SRI, ae anf II ihs prayer fnaei.
lars. better lhaa tbfy have bsra fsr ears
saa ue sfs very glsd 70 notice too im.
prorsmeut oar niai.ier = popular viih
esd snd yoaag
TIE telol n ihe Graham district,
isaehf 81 Kiss Nhimtu, closed 3 week
sgo with 5 plehie uhieh vss vel Aiiepd.
"a and faIl 81 Interest 70 al present. This
sehool has been sneoess iu every re-
specs. Tie school in he Gsle District,
isugNs b Aiiss yalle, ahd thar 10 ihe
elloAom dislflel, taught b. Mes Ian
ptlre. beth gafs good Satisfaction. The
sebool 10 tbe Shade district, taught ~
Mia Fiareua Williams has not closed.
THU
Mrs. Il q. DaYis, long time reel
dent. lied GA Thursday, The funeral being
attended by 8 large pamsor Of peoi le 90
Sunday. SIZE bad been sIcs ier long
time.
We notice . large uumbtr Of Peru
.boy. snd sirlsa back sgaia Cor a visit or
70 sptnd the summer a love Tor tie Old
mountains win cling p them still.
a select school with Geo l.. Wyman
a. Principal win begin August 25th. J.
=. Simoud. has been scared a. teacher
81 vocal aud instrumental music. There
il promise Of large class and = inll
school
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Il. ii. ORYIS.
At Manchester from April 25th TO October 25th,
at PaiatkA from October 25th TO April 18th.
Palatka is situated on the west bank Of the st.
Johns River, seventy miles south OF Jackson
vile. 1t IL at tho head OF navigation for ocean
steamers, aud near the mouth oil the celebrated
Ochlawaha River. Harris famous orange grove
ID Immediately across the st Johns River, op-
posite tile town. Florida tourists Should Visit
PalstkA, and make the trip up the romantic
0chlaHAha to ii o wonderful Silver Spring
Palatka can be reached by steamers daily from
Jacksonville. and by the steamers Dictator, CITY
Point and Lizzie Baker from Charleston aud
Savannah. With run in connect on with steam
ers for New York, and lines Of railroad from the
North. IL
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SPINGLER HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
EUROPEAN fLAs.

A SELECT FlRsr-cLAss HOTEL in ths
heart of the city; eonvsUiebt ~ al places Of
business, churches, theatres. &c. = ages and
street ears p.ss the doors for all steam boat
pierre ferries and railroad depois. Gueats eBd
a more quiet comfortable aud luxarians home"
a. the srfsGiEA Tor lees money than At tie lar
ger arst-eiass hotels. Z sgAntly furnished
rooms Of 90 per day and upwards. CayriBge
hire il saved as UHion Square Is easily reached
~ street. cars of stages
iism ] Il. FROST. Proprietor
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WISTAR'S BALSAM of
WILD III K r X Y

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Sore Thr At, ln-
fuenza, Group, Whoopipg Cough, Hparreness,
Liver Complaint Pains n Soreness N the Chest
o. Side, Bleeding At the lungs, and every 81
lection Of the Throat, Lungs aud Chest are
speedily and permanently cured by the use o.
DR. WlsrARs BALsAn or WILD CHEaHY, Which
does not dry ups cough and leave the cause
behind 80 IL The case With most remedies but
lo0seus IT, cleanse the lungs aud al avs ifrits-
ton thus removing the cause " the compliant.
CONSUME I0N CAN BE CERED
BY timely resort to this standard remedy, As
is proved BY hundreds Of testimonials 1t has re-
ceIyed.
None genuine unless signed II BUTTS on
the wrapper.
bec. ana 81 bottle; large bottles much cheap.
er. sRTH W FDNLE 4 Sons, Propfetors,
Boston. Mass. Sold by dealers generally.
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Use nsnne's PsIn-KitIIBR MaRts pii
u ~ Il IL =. fLL..... .

Use nsnne's PsIn-KilIIsR MaRto pn
IN Hmks ake chpta"
HTkDKR--
senHs's Pair gaiihs Aagic on cnfes Headache
Eafne's Pain, Killing Magic 0l eiifes I0atiafhF
l.anae's PsnsKilHng Magic Uil alfrs heartigls
Rrnas'H Fahs killing Magic p eGfee Nh0iefa M9fbas
ksuns's Pain. X Hing Magic 81 cures hBeamatistn
hsHne's Paia-kiiinK AaKif OH egfss Laneusss
Rsunes Pain killing maggie Oh earse skin bsNases
Some folks seem TO be proud u teiing tag
dAna theif shoulders are Of my ciiNk 40 no
back' 0r, ~ have got the SclAtes 3-and ae
light IL Dragging that "nothng eau cure me-
cut WABn We get sgt "asfal fyiks' 81 ust hrF-
eEs PAfA-kitnNn MAeto on fslihtai9 80
not oniy cure their iEmshess ADJ charm aeat
their pains. byt ~ aetnA5iy taxa AZ that kirae y
'glrag out q chem ana theY ranks on "a,
aud ray, t'lt works hke ehAfm
~ sold b. Druggists, Merchants - : Gfqesis.
CAL i9f Hsnns's dsgis 90 sherc yan asialiy
trade.
Il ir pat % iu three slzes. called ''inai st.t'
s1sdlan al1s, and Large tsmilY - ~ -
WH EKsAE a faJAs,
sole pggprietefs aad AaBu'sctqfeH
i1ttsnsld Msss
SOLD b. 8aitd Hard, Manchester, sha D q.
Grover Fssiory Point. sr's~iY
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II A l. L s
VEGETABLE sIoUIAN
HAIR RENEW Err.

This standard ticle is compounded With the
IT, Effects are a. wonderful and satisfactory as
ever.
IL restores gray hair TO tn youthful color
II removes ali ernptOns, itching and dsbdran.
And the scalp by It's use becomes whit and clean.
By its iopie properties u restores The ca pilisfy
gland 10 IL eli normal yigor preventing bald.
nass aud making the hair grow thick and str1rg
As a dressing nothing has bssn tauHd 30 Fl
fectual, or desrabe.
Dr. A. A. Hsyes, state Aset~er ~ MAssAcbu-
setts ssys Of Il: II coHsider y us' bert pr ara
t0n for tie intended purposes
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"A correspondent from this town IN
forms % that complaint has been made to
tie grand juror against Hiram Farnum
lor abuse Of his dumb animals, which If
proven would subject him TO a smart fine
We understand the matter will be drop
ped for the present unless the offence is
repeated, Such cases are too frequent all
over tie country aud almost every town
need, Bsrgh 10 protect the animals
which cannot protect themselves The
law against such practice l. 50 seldom
pni "a force that people almost forgel
there is one. A few examples would do
some good perhaps.
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-Forcpaugh's circus and menagerie are
advertised to visit this place September
LIST.
Geo. II. Owen, Esq, Consul to Mas
sina, Sicily, sails for that city 90 satur-
day August 2ist.
lion. W. {. Danton Of this place viii
deliver the address before the Chii,euden
County Agricultural Society
The examination Of candidates for
appointment Of cadet from this district,
will be held at this place on the 31th aud
3ist Of August Prot Judah Dana, Jas.
VI. siade and ]. HAlsey eastman are tie
examining committee.
The new freight depot was occupied
on Saturday, aud VIC learn that the change
vas very agreeable one TO Messrs Pat
pam and Ferguson, our two worthy
freigh, sgenis.
Washington engine company No. z
are making preparations 10 attend lbe
tlemeu's muster al Bennington on TIC
10th o. August They were out practic-
log The other evening and easily thres a
stream 2o6 iees
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
IRON IN TIE BLOOD

sold By 8aitd Hard, Manchester, sha !
Grover Fss'ofy Point. Be-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12

WAIT 4 HARD, Manchester, VI.
I0ly
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noTgl ARRIvALs.

T.i.grsph oasss
Ugsa frota kk ~ 10 ST. n.
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ARLINGTON.

Dir G. -. Haskius, for several years
praciieiug physician here, is about 10
remove TO OHIO.
II West has just been adding una
chinery III bis shop 70 make cane seat
chairs Ia addition to The wooden bottoms
heretofore made.
Quite a delegation Of Grand Army
boys from here will attend the Soldiers
Reunion 81 Braltleboro on the 18th, 18Th,
and 10Th inst. They will cross The noun
tain from here with teams, taking their
rations aud blankets to try camp life
again on the old camp grounds.
The Car Manufacturing Co., have
just made sale Of all the cars they have on
hand in their yard to the llousatonic II.
II Co. They have also sent lately sever
al car loads of work to Lebanon Springs
for the new buildings being erected by
the Shakers TO replace those burned last
winter.
The out door promenade concert Of
the Cornct Band, postponed from We'd
nesday eve on account of rain, came off
on the evening of the 9th A large COM
pany were ia attendance and all passed
of pleasantly.
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ROUTES TO MANCHESTER.

l,esre Neu lslksa 81. Arrive Al Manchester
5 % ,. ~ DfAsink kaom cara thFaURn p4tn-
Gus cEAuEs
Lave Nrw lofk ga M. lsArttoea Special T.
prtas Arrive a. Manchester 9 h J. b..
Change ears 81 Iray.3 Tickets "a eaa
EAggzgt checked thruaRp
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There will be a freman's muster here
Monday, the 10th Of August. Several
noted fire companies viii be present and
a great time is expected.
Tuesday morning. fire was discover
ed in the roof of house lately built by
John Reeves Ia the southeastern part OF
the village aud occnpied,by II c. Stillson.
The steamer Gen. Stark was soon on the
ground bat osing to the want Of water
could not save the building. The loss is
estimated at 81 900, insured for 8 600.
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-. W Ifafbor.

The school in District, No. 4. closed
Saturday. aud will here give list of the
scholars, that were not tardy or absent
oue half d.r. vi. Nrttic b. Moore. Matte
lsMoorc. Alice J. Deliver. Eldora Deliver.
Phebe VI. sawyer, Amanda j. Cleveland.
L.ndei Cleveland. Amos Deliver. Albert
Staples. AloHzo Colt. Those that were
perfect IN every lesson were Phebe VI.
sawyer. Netti@ b. Moore, Alice Deliver,
Amos Deliver, Ida NJ. Stanley. Herbert
Moore. | sincerely hope that the scholars
will continue in their efforts for gaining an
education. | also extend them many
thanks. for their good attention and be-
hayior. With many kind wishes both to
scholars and parents. TEACHER.
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their breath in silence. He stepped along
to the middle of the log when it began to
swing with the eddying current In a mo-
ment il was on the brink of the Fall an1
parallel with it. The rider leaned little
backward and upstream. when the log
was wrenched from beneath his feet with
tremendous force and was instantly out of
sight. aud the last glimpse the writer had
of Charles before he ''shut the door" he
was leaning with his back against the up
stream side of the letter U. formed by the
waterfall. Ii seemed a long time. but it
was only an instant before the log appear
ed with Charley astride it. After drifting
to the foot of the Rapids. he was taken
from the log. safe and sound, by those in
the pickup -boat below. Less than three
minutes was--required for the whole per-
formahce. W.
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Brain lnvigOrator.

LANCASTER, PA. July, 81, 1871.
Mr.. JAMES l. FELLOWSHIP: / am pleased
to inform you that my health is improving un
der the use Of your Hypophosphites. Exces-
sive tax of the brain had SO eXhausted my body
that could neither work nor enjoy my self and
ii was with difficulty that could sleep at ALL
| tried rest, and active exercise. various med
icinal remedies, and the most popular pbysi-
clans, and accidentally heard Of your Syrup in
New York. purchased three bottles at Cas-
well a. Hazards, and until used that nothing
relieved me. Now can eat well, sleep well,
work well and feel well, and have good reas on
to consider your Syrup most surprising and
capital restorer OF the mind and nervous sys-
TEN, and advise all who haye much brain
work to take it. You are at liberty to use this
as you may.
Yours, very, truly.
JEROME EHENK, Insurance Agent.
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Nj A II RI f ID,

Ellsworth-3d inst, by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Mr.; Abb Garland to Miss Mehitable Garland,
both of Ellsworth.
18th inst by VIM Somerby Esq, Mr. jaime,
Harvey of Bucksport and Miss Junietta Nose
ley of Ellsworth.
Calais-l9th ut., by Rev f. Harding. Mr..
Obed .. McPhaes, and Mrs. Ellen :. Frost,
both Of Calais.
10Th ult., by the same. Mr.. John Bullick.
and Miss Elizabeth Hornbrook. both of Calais.
Iremont-ith inst ;, by Rev. A. r. Plumer.
Capt. Walter b. Stanley, and Miss Lizzie l..
Luryey, both ofTremont
\, CalaIs-22th inst, by Rev Merritt C. Beale,
Myro Hutchinson of Saco. and Mary c. McFar'
land of Calais
Bluehill- 10Th ult, by Rev. A. III. Tebbe;s,
Edmund J. Hinkley, to Lima l.. Leach. both OF
Bluehill. -
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Enforcing the Laws.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July Is.
The prosecution OF persons engaged in
the sale OF intoxicating liquors. commeuc-
ed this morning. City Marshal Cronin
promptly notified ali dealers. that they
would be prosecuted TO the full extent OF
Athe law after July lst. if they continued
Ia the business. City OF Gloucester grants
no license, 80 that all engaged in the sale
OF liquor. are viOlator> on complaints.
charging parties with exposing or Offering
Tor sale. Eight parties were arraio ned this
morning before Judge Davis and six found
guilty were >evefaiiy fined 500 aud costs
Three others on two counts being found
guilty. were fined $500 and costs. All APP
pealed. aud gave bonds IN $500. for their
appearance III the October term oi the >n-
preme Court AT LiwreUce. except lydia
w eeh> " nu MAS committed to salem iaii.
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TO THE HON. judge OF Probate OF the County
OF Hancock.
inliE UnIcr- igned, Widow of James y. kumball
1 late of Surry, in said County, deceased. ~
specIluliy represents, that SAID deceased dir1
possessed OF personal estate, an Inventory OF
which has been duly returned INTO The Probate
OMcc: that he clrcumstanc render It necessary
that she should have more OF SAIL pei suual estat,
than she Is entitled to on distribution thereof;
She therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out of said personal estate
As In Your discretion you may determine necessary
and proper; also for the appointment of Commits
sloners TO set out her dover in saId estate.
n.
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At Court of Proba te holden at Bucksport with.
in and tor the County Of Hancock, on the 81
Wednesday of May a. D., 1875.
WIN. ii. Witherle, named Executor in n eertai
w instrument pnrportIng to bv the last " in
and testament Of VIM Conley, late of Casino in
said county, deceased, having presented the same
for prot ate.
ORDERED-That sand EXT give notice thereof
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth.
that they may appear at a Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth in said county on the list W ed.
nesday OF Aug next at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause if anv they have why
the said instrument should not be proved APPROX
ed. and allowed as the last will and testament of
said deceased
3ws7 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest: GEO. A, DYER, Regr.
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lI5-C. G. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT. is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies as can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company.
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy; l. Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Maine. the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want of any kind of In
surance, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere Cores
pondence solicited. Aft
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IL you have been co lghing all winter and
begin to despair Of recovery. or II YOU have.
taken recent cold, go at once TO the Drug
store of 5. ID. Wiggin druggists. Ellsworth and
get a bottle OF DIR. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoREBoUND Take II
and be well. No other medicine acis so
promptly and effectually in Coughs. Colds and
all diseases ofthe throat, lungs and Chest.
leading TO Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the use ofthis almost
magic remedy. Ii is also the best known
specific for Croup. aud never fails in Whoop-
ing Cough. Trial size 10 cents.
Morris 4 Heritage .proprietors. Phadelphia.
John W. Perkins 4 Co., Portland. General
agents. 4S ly a
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Regatta


CAPE MAY, New Jersey, July ID.
With an ebblug tide. aud wind South 5y
Southwest. the Regatta started fairly, this
noon. the gun signal from the raIlapoo-
"a. The number of sports, was small a.
compared with Monday. The idier passed
the hNg boat. closely followed By the Res
oiC;e Mohawk. Eva and Dreaduaught. The
sioop Sadie. made a pretty dash. and the
last craft out, was the sunshine. The cal
cnlAtton OF The start. i made from the
time OF passing the steamer and hag boat.
The ocean studded with sails present, u
beautiful si.hf.
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tDrlapdl.


NJ. 9r:-Aiter an absence of - years
on sunday July +th. A. ID. 1875, entered
the Methodist Church. at North Penobscot
aud took seat in what used to be my moth
er's pew. In the afternoon was allowed
{" occupy the pulpit with Mr.. Meghill
Pattcn. a brave old soldier of 1912. seated
by my side. | took for my text;
Lives there man with soul so dead.
Who never 10 himself has said.
This l. my own,my native home"
In the congregation that listened to me
were mothers. wives, and sisters whose
hu-b aud>. sons and brothers. with their
bagoHots unlocked every bolt and bar
American traitors could turn on me. Ny
SOU was filled with love to God and man.
Thankfully and hopefully.
Burnham Wardwell
Orlaud. Ne. July I. ls7j.
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College Boat Race.

SARATOGA, y. y. JulV II.
The Cornell freshman crew. won the
three mile race in l. minutes and - ,
seconds. -Four boats started Harvard sec
<ond. Brown third. Princeton fourth
Brown took the lead from the first hall
mile. and kept il until the second mile and
half. when Harvard took the lead. bur
WAS passed by cornell, who came in first
by+early length.
la the single Scuil race. Kennedy of Yale
tailed TO make hi> appearance, and the
judges sent Weld OF Harvard of alone
lie came over the course without refer
ehce to time. and was received with cheers
al the grand stand.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
July ;.
Sch Bangor, jordan, boston
>'h Ellen. WhtnOrc Boston
Sch Arborecf. CLARK do.
ARRIVED
sch noipl in. Fernald. Boston
CLEARED.
July ..
>oh Forester. Hopkins Boston
On Catherine. Keith. Ep-khui
>rh stately, Rcmlck, Rucklaud
IN Onward W,b1rr. 30.
ARRIVED
sch IIus-ar. Patterson. Eockland.
>rh u : Lawrence, DAyt-. Boston.
CLEARED.
July 10.
Seh iionny Ives. Whitaker. Boston
s'h EItIn. sinclair, Boston.
Sch Panama, Makrali. ost1u.
ARRIVED.
sch Wesley Abbott. Miilikcn. BOSTON.
>ch Minioia, ferraid, Boston.
sch Juiia Edna, HodS&ins Rockland
ARRIVED.
July II.
sen Caro- Belle, smith. RocLland
ARRIVED.
Jul, IL.
sch Guy oI Ellsworth Grant Portland
S'h Scioto, Hart, Rockland
~ tharies pt1n. BrItiy. Boston.
sch Mechanic. Mathews Boston
sch AgticOla Fullerton, Boston
CLEARED
July H.
>eh } NJ Kennedy. P"mroy. Boston.
sch Elizabeth, Whimorc, Boston
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fOrfs.
HARDoE-Ar }, sch SEA Bril- stanley sa-
Ar ;. SIR David IL Wilson, Faughtner, and sid the
9th iOr fishing grounds.
Ar :, sch \ / Haynes King, Boston
Ar = sen Nellie Eaton. Clark Calais for Y York
fohILAND-Ar :, schs Capitol, Tarr- -. Free
dom hing, Machias for Boston.
"a sen City OF Ellsworth Grant. Ellsworth.
Ar :, schs Amazon, Warren, Boston, Onward
Gray, do. Globe, Squirting. Gouldsboro
Stockton. '''o"''
Ga Brig III p Dewey. Lorng, Grenocl; sch
George Emily, Hill. New York.
bosioS-Ar :. schs Marceus, Remick Ron.
doul Clo Chllcot, Fullerton, Ellsworth
Cd schs Charles sawyer Mullen Port AN Prince .
l. higgins, Alywari, Calais.
. Ar : schs Rogers, Cushing Steuben; Ann. ID
Price, York. salem. ''
Cld sch Advance. Waldron, Bangor
Ar y, schs Island Home, C!eayes, Gloucester
Ceres. Clark Portsmouth
MEMORIAL ., schs Laura : Watson SARGENT
Bangor Balloon, Carver. do for orders
>ld schs j VI Freeman, Eldridge, New York
Onward. Wheeler, Proydenc. for DO.
PAwrUCkEr-Ar 9, Sch Caressa, Hodgkins Els
worth.
NEW YoRK-Ar :, schs Iris Bullock, Ellsworth.
Flora King Pettigrew. Calais; VALPARAISO John
son, MI Desert; Flight. Tinker, Fail River
Ar schs Sarah, Norwood Calais. Oceanu-
1uung' Boston; Victor, Hubbard, Pawtucket
Ar :. Bar4ue Carlton. Coggins, Carienas.
sId schs Mary \ Rlch Fernandina Kate 4 MARY
Coggswell, New Bedford.
Ar 3, schs VI W Drew, Jacksonville. Iurv ,nes
Rockland Brig Nellie Higgins. ST CroiN
IHILADELPHIA-Cld 9, schs David Faust Cam.
bridge Ocean Traveller Boston.
Belo" 9Th, schs Eta May from Calais 4 Watch.
man from Bangor.
BALrIMoRE-Ar :, sch NJ sewall, Haskell. Blue
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