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tint Will wnFk ieetf into choice Irl bt''oi. iotee
Ia: ca,nmoi, 10 fair 1n, 0ha1ar; infnslor brusht
w as IL rrnakct, 6,SR71qc.
HCrTElt-Quiet still orsail' IN tht bl;ter marker.
Aslo from good 10 choice qualities, fnr whttl wo uao
steadily FUR demand thsre ID nnly limited rail-. aud
tho general tenor vi prices continues in hmyeth' favor.
Holders Of inferior and common gratea siow cosid~
csAlo anxiety 10 nnlad aid 10 reasonable bid II RI"
amongst hplt1ers OF ealra4e tao KraarH. hwnE td
n ttal! rnpry Of H'irh. Quotations nra Us "'''ws
Gr. t"ss t. S ; ssrr 'sT 'es u soao s' i,e Il s n
ierlnr IN rl,oee roll, 2Na@1.
naluta1eJ rrtrrs, There IL otly rniail stlFthy nf
really e goos, and IL r elIares seem to ls y a.
yr nf higher rather .ln lower rritea tl.rrr IN 10
pna:atnns remain nj i;siHc ~ prl,u mild fae1ory,
viz, nj topil3's 6 for aeods "u1 y III l'asoE.
Tvs a Inc quotations following: iaykawana. s!4aa:
s,Iucl. sioaA'HN Ef,e anil Waass. 'l!ll s.5a i,|.k
in s'; rrGaks, % son nH Sans q NJ! 1ts Ss x so
''ts. Observation-Disclosures werc In gool demand an'l
firm ut nj, nIyat.rr. selling ut tlGp l",k nrrels Fohl
IL tsTes. te stSo nonf arrela, 4s 81 whi.ty nsrre,
acksd. sl4oGas2co: na.r stavsa: 81 1n'esan; circle
-four heaaing: que: tight It,eA 81 oo9fs2oo;
tyu at ,lerno uf Q10t. Fairly eelIers holding
ut tio eIsna prrrs Of thc previous day hnt hnss,s
cnltesaiuns above ,ined. Tho rnr T. were little
,rsr @ wt$h, n a s"4 II e 49, oaes sfavy ars ~
cns for very coleo lots. saes aggregate 14i2 head
nIat rHrs.
Cd n'sr. a ass27c UA sk Of frtuh wa quoted
! u 2ttI nc, mud pitllsd at ltt12ot:
shauss IN any i esse i ,artInar. M I;sity il sii
nrrarvut, 1oca Us well N Interior buyers br.tcr-
sTal ssay At, :; fully yosx s;,aiasa ed 5;s9 tss.
u Il e';; SS Sa t'fi' tps s-9E s3oS s'0S No. NJ
r-t+If frI Nh
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COMMERCIAL.

Tne following wcro tho rsceipa and shipments OF
tic leading articles Of rul'cc In sis city during the
tweuty-four hours cnding ct o'clock Oh Tuesday
mor,pR aud for tic corresponding atc one year aEo
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EREaDSTUFFS.


rLo11l,-Was moro acv1 nna ateady Mt previous
Drrra little ucttur demand. both local ami slIip
,ug aecuuut eueti ont hy Tho fact that receipts
lave lee, Hight for few days past. and tho country
,n!llers sa7:;fnng mp in pro'luel"n. As scllis
Btoks aro WITH duwn to lower point tlian usal,
ho'dors arc nnxious to make CONCESSIONS az they
wrrs two Or * ~ weeks ngo Sales woro reported Of
12c0 brls sprg extras. purity at s41:4S5.us; 1415
Urls spring sup:rt!nes Mt SJ.253.50; fi0 bra will
| tors OH JtrlvatG terms; RNl lo3 bris rya Hour
| ut s5,a5. Total, $3.50 Urls. The murket clsel aa
| folluws: Oloies wlnter exF5s, $5.25@t.'o; conf
| mon tn gnod d. $i.c1G5,oo; cholce spring OK
tras 4iaJa4.s1; fnlr 10, shipping GralcA. E''73Ga
400: Tstont spring, $1.uaa.9.oa; prrlrg supcrhnes
s3,onts9.75; ryo -four. s5.153a.!'; buctwheat DO
! s5.0UeSa.o5, .-...
uuAN-Was in moderate supply and steady, un-
der fals vnand. Sales were reportod Of 40 toas as
Cons-Ms:sL~-was quoted Mt s34o@3.co per hT1 for
ao, and $.iooa2i6a per ton for eoarsc. sales "ero
MIpuIlSas-salcs were 10 tons choirc at s21,oo on
| trark. -...u.o, ,> ,,,,,u
,boanh lie aT"n gonera ain nsrket WI. ia e asr tian q
the c1rc1ne elesu Of Monday, Tho rcceta vera light.
sna s s Sa% Ysr wsa M I'LL and s
feeling rail- frs!9ha tended TO prevent buying Tor
pnst speenasfe trading 1xs". wss syo sv I'1t rsy
ssrs PCT @ @ long sy,ss VI. a. i1gsa ais a +
farther ahcad seller arcls opened ut aS' e, advanced
aoe recolvd to sse Eose 70 se;e anu rossa Ct Ut
lily At u4ea9lc; ai selier tbs yer A. s.c oaj Gas
s ss'Ss xsae s NJ 10 Il 4 IS 20 III d II
slsniAe loo by ,o yer r, 1torass2 "a " aa ye e. ana
HllNsHaorA WurAr-Waa inactive, ala nomfnay
stiu,ly at Vac for No, i Ut sSu for No. T..
p.iasirsi sanas , ef tho nariet was racr heavy
rcssre to veil caHh o'a in store si:l ea,,scd then,
70 decline % H. IT, wars cao tMS ea Malcs us trn
aver. THIS was aceonlanis BY steSa'er tselaps u u
aa asa ts hs IL Ms e sss' ras SsS
o5k s s'tt 81 ' III sSsl %" f Ss sss's: ,sTs va.
,,ressuro to sclI caah ots 1t was probably duo
iho fact tas although our storka n store decrease
y e out. rLs secsiSts wcro nann .,asll. hi h'
b e:aH hea only ,wo cars d rsjsetod inspected ~
yesterday ,aornnz sace @ Mas
depress tlo market it'll trthur. neer Mureh opcne
a. reesaa y o e sa at g M aa eo
s Ut na.e. Seller May aolt # eos'n IT. W
ss Y'sa AF y spa 3 b. Ns Ss9 snss sa xssS
T. GATa--rhe naTkst rather quiet hat nrn # III
cfauuta rrlrg3, Tila receipts Hcrn liEtt, Hh the
cd was tls disposition to seu at my rednstinn fto
Iu present prices few eas SssIs VIZ rass p
es s3s.o, aud ssier Msy it 6S,ie: cssA Or seller T.
53tt,5ss: 1a50 In rejected At a1s*sis a s.'d 81 L.
s llst Offerings. Fresh reeslla Of No. so1l ut e9
Wv rye In riors In tlis city Tet uuiy little oy
es uiit-fh of tho sock III store year ago The stuck
III HAiEY@r(;o III -: msskot oIeno a sa under hea
oeriags ltees deelae averaging seSae lawss ~
IL Ot,a1 d
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Tut. Of nil kinds in Rtnre, HaEl,t2a hi. rhcse NJ
,,rc4 slow MI increase during last week Of ll1te37 b
wheat: and terressr of 11,al1 hu corn, 7,G32 ~.
OATS .t44 hi rye, snd 7tss bu barley. Total ineroaae
7G,394 In.
In addition to t,s n,;yc there Ia aoat in the harbor
tCcp In wheat, aud 0sOui bu corn,-the san's Al
wcck previously,
l;yroDTs Fnnst NEW YOUR
Tie following were the values Of tAc ftang exports
from New York III 1911, repurci by tho Joar'aF ~
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uoa pnop1,crs-Wero moderately active, hut
,s,nr 1ivo ogs nro In ,.ttrr surr,y at tho Stock
Yar. ni 1H15c per 100 lbs losSeF, which tended t"
weaker, product, though tllo Iatiar In very fair
r.. ,.,,,,I r,th n,oirr,,c ,noufry for tlit-
.1s. ~ ,,,a oar,. oslt,,o was n,rtla.
ping loe; oh,e' snas ~" .' s,l ,srat ,xs ona ,ey
,ur,nr tlc latter part Of thr srFstnr.
,Is Msss e lonxNwas more active linn on Monday nna
,,arn,., sts7ue ncr hrl lowpr under w,r decline
the ahor interest took all that was ohcfsd a'cr "hf'
tic market improved. salcs weEc reported on chns'
W 4t'. e'.s 10 o:o ,,rIa uc1rr s,arrf int
n.e o't eas1 th =. sI ~ s,a soe ~ m
SlsSotsla.5o; h,asp bfls fe1les Apt' u. sa"'e ,,
att 3,OtO brs seller May at @ls9aE- 1ota''
a, ,so rlx ri, nrkpt e1oscd 1T u.s. 15E 13,17iS eAsh
.o ,ar n,.rc,. n,1 sta37. a1bC0 for
sI}ae1ls''' 'oe NufeA' Ill" FA''''
ANIL ,r ,,,s ponp,, at s1o a5alo50 Bales wcre
.a ,nn M nrs fn,;iv ntra At si70 TN advance
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B1Ns A1kfH+
---l1
101 Il int. I1Bl L. int.
l11 u illt, ltrl Il int.
10l9s. / iilt. 1U2l1 / lut.
98ss &lnt. ;.
Us &lut.
tOl4 l. Int. 10sA / Int.
~ l. Int.
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TDe nyrrarv amount held " the dovGrument on
Fob l. for tho last si1 years, Las bean S10 Or
sAD.5Gp 200 murs tlau tie presuut balAnue.
The ct,lu1 af gold IL due 10 tho return Of Govern
mel! sd ruroad securities from Europe, particularly
turulauy The demand for gold for tho German eon-
ava. and tho accumulation Of spocls by tile Bunk OF
Franre lnt tendency to throw securities on tho
MARKET aud t!s IN felt particularly In A'nerfcasl &C.
cur,t,es atace tho rate Of interest here Ia 10 much
higher .han III Europa.
GOVERNMENT honda.
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Bonds.

Cltirago City T u ct. buntas. -.
Chicago Ciiy1 u 1t. auwcraEo.
Chicago CIts Z u Ct. water loau
Chicago city 7 y ct. certificates
Chicago City 8 u ct. certificates
Cook County ? y ct. tonttA. 81.
West Park 7 D Ct. boI1Js.......
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GENERAL, MARKETS.

ALCOHOL-was unsettled, III aylnpsthy With high.
wiues, closing higher at $10o for VI per cent pruof
bi.OOM-CUAh-The ordeE trade il fair for tue sea-
son aud hultrs appear to " a. ra ~ ever IN their
yt,wa Many are indifferent about selling st present
ptaese. It u vnderfIood that TIA Ala2 aEs bidding
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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9.-The Vtce-PresdcEi
announced as tho Conference COMMITTEES OIL tho part
Of the Bsta4 the Legislative, udlrial aud E1oeu
tvo Appropriation bill, Messrs. Morrill,, dargeut' eaa
Davis.
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Constitutional Commission.

AUsI sIA. heb. =.
The Constiiionai Commission mc: at q
a M. aud discussed at length the Propa-
- tina, railroads, canal and toll
bridges. shall be public highways. and
railways and canal compaAle, common
carriers. also. tina, railroads >haG have tie
right 10 connect with other roads, aad re-
ceive aud transport each others cars with
out dissertation. The proposition was
laid OF the table. The matter Of allowing
nine jurors to decide civil cases on second
tfial was considered. but not agreed 10.
The commission have given preliminary
consideration TO all topics presented and
they will now by committee put the amend
ments in form. to present 70 the Lesi,la-
ture. The mornings VIII be devoted 70
committee work. tue afternoon 70 sessions
OF the commission.
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By TELEGRAPH.
special p,.pa.sses to the Ellsworth American.
legislative Doinqs.
AUGUSTA, Me. Feb. ,.

AANI>iAs NE. ftD. =
Report. in the House contested election
case, have been made in favor of Mr.. Vic
key. the sitting member from Pittsfeld
and in favor Of Mr.. Reed who contested the
,eat Of Capt. Montgomery of Boothbay.
In the last ease a minority report was
made signed by two. Neither III these re-
ports were accepted. but will be taken up
tomorrow
The Senate has voted TO recommit the
railroad fencing bill TO the railroad com
mittee. The bill providing for compulsory
education pending IT. passage 70 be en-
crossed, was tabled 10 the Senate. An ord
er was presented In the Senate by senator
Haskell dem directing the Secretary iu
making up the pay Of senators for travel
TO compute the distance Travelled one way
only. The order was tabled on motion al
Senator Emery. 4 contract was reported
in the Senate by senator Palmer OF l'cnoh-
scot from the printing and binding com
nittee with Mes>r~. Sprague. oNeu and
Nash to do the state printing for the car
rent year. II was approved and sent Ia
the House. An act Ma presented by SEN
stor Emery relating 10 assessments on
Mutusl Fire insurance compau3e, by their
directors which provide, fr tin iu
Equity By the :. J. court to determine
whether the assessment j., called for. IL
provides for the appointment Of q master
or auditor to make the appoHionmen, for
an assessment. The bill to supply Bangor
with water from the Penob~cot river.
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"Peaee' ani DO longer from IL brazen portals
The hll-t u War great organ shake ule -Ale- o
H-t. beautiful a. the -'u.- 81 she IiunortaL-,
Til, holy melodies Of love arse."
The meeting on Monday evening wa held at
Hancock Hal. President JOY presiding. The
Hall wa literally pas ked. floor and galleries.
The large number Of persons present shows
how thoroughly the people Of Ellsworth are
aroused To- the subject u Temperance.
Aftcr prayer by Rev. Mr.. Garret-on. the
Le4Sue proceeded with tine bushes, Of the
meeting.
Mr.. Lamprey. afier defending the resolution
offered by him two weeks ago, and stain: hi.
willingness, to withdraw it, not because It en-
bodied any sentiment incompatible with the
dutie, Of law abiding citizens, but because the
excited state Of feeling would prevent it. ac-
comprising any good. if passed, made 4 mo-
ton 10 withdraw. The motion was seconded
and carried.
Mr.. W. o. McDonald offered the following
resolution. which was carried
Eesoirei-That j. the will Of the Ellsworth
Temperance League. that the unlawful sale Of
intoxicating liquors shall BE- prevented by al
lawful means, and for the purpose Of more
thoroughly carrying our plans into execution
3
ReSoire-That We will invite all persons in
terested in Temperance, without regard to It.
iigion Or politics. to pledge a certain ,um 10 be
>et against their respective names, to carry Oh
the work.
\ committee was chosen 10 solicit such sub
scrptions.
Mr.. John L. Moore showed the bad effects Of
intemperance in Ellsworth, and how. during
the last twenty years. the pauper bill. have
been augmented by rum shop.
On motion Of Mr.. Lamprey. a committee Of
one was chosen to appoint secretly number
of persons to aid in procuring evidence against
rum-seIlers. The President was chosen a. such
committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Garreison. the Secretary
was directed to invite DIR. Reynolds, President
of the Bangor Reform Club, and other menu
bers Of that Society. to Hold meeting in Ham
cock Hall on Monday evening next.
Mr.. \. 4. Joy strongly favored this last
movement, and urged the necessity Of present.
ing in a kind and unobtrusive manner. the I'M
fortunate inebriates Of Ellsworth to DIR. Rey.
nolds and his company. Mr.. joys remarks
were manly and touching. and must have been
productive of great good.
During the whole proceedings. marked good
VIII and harmony were apparent; and there is
every reason TO believe that the League is now
"ell-established power in Ellsworth. Lei us
SEE 10 1t that we take no step ba edward.
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4 n-tiur.

Ca-tine.
] Having 10 steam communication with
/ the outside world whereby we can con-
vcuicuily get oysters, Kind Providence
( has given "a an open harbor, on the shores
( OF which We can dig clans
schooner Mentora. arrived from Bos-
| ton this week. loaded with goods tor Cas-
/ tine, Brookssillc. Penobscot ard Bucks
I port merchants. We feel that we are much
/ favored 10 having an open port, when the
Ice embargo" Is so universal.
-!he "katahdiu is lsing at her wharf
/ IT. Belfast. waiting for the lee to leave
I Buck-port harbor The Pioneer i III
/ Belfast, waiting Tor the lee to leave Cas-
tine haFbor. 20 say the good ,eople OF
/ Belfast
A line Of packets has been started 20
run from ca,tluc, to point as near Bel
fast. a, can be- reached on accou1 Of the
Ice, The first trip was made to-day
Travellers ia TN, vicinity. rud the
Buck-poft and Bangor rallroad 20 be- a
very great convenience. the dread amt
trouhl" OF going to and from Bangor and
ihr West" IN the winter st9rson espcci-
/ ally, j. not - great Il, formerly.
L may suit the sensitive" nerve, ui
your BucA>rort correspondent. wao ha-
received many kicks. 70 he Informed
that oar harbor CLOSED al iea,, down Il
the lower wharf early Jas. wees since
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s W HARBoR-Ar - sch Howard Macousber
Williams, I'm Boston for Franklin. finding all the
harbors closed by ice, from sullivan to Prospect
Harbor put back TO this port and took an outside
berth near the hard ice. \ cenier-b oarI sch name
unknown. belonging 10 Ellsworth. anchored there
about the same lime.
Ar lst, L Rev steam cutter Levi Woodbury., I'm
iIiil9 Cranberry Isle, sch L Higgins, Calais for
Boston.
RoCKLANp-Ar Is, schs Belle Brown, Knowlton,
New York. Sea BIRD. Bulger. do.
CAsTISE-Ar D, sch Mentora, Dunbar, Boston.
foRrLAND-Ild > ul, sch Winona, Kent,
bridgeport
Ar !. schs Capitol. Boothbay; Oregon. Dunton.
bridgeport
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar 70, schs Mott Haven, Collins,
New York for Calais Nellie Eaton, Grierson, do
Tor DO, Cornelia, Jelison, Rockland for Boston.
:, uL"CctsTERIAr =. brig Helen Q fhinney'
NEwBURrroRT-Ar -, sch Anrie Mary, simp-
son. Newcastle, Del.
SALEM-Ar - schs Alice, Love, Norfolk, Hero
Baker New York
Bosro>-Ar -, schs Rnglove, swain, York !:
sammy Ford. Allen, Hoboken. Agnes IIodgiou
do, sunlight Etherifge, Baltimore.
NJ =, harque Meguntcook. Hemingway,
Kingston, Jam.
oli 81 nit, brig Torrent, wilder Caricnas; schs
Charles sawyer, Mullen, Port an Prince
Ar J. sehs Starlight Jones, BALTIMORE Mary 4
Thompson, Bunker. do.
WHEY ARD HtyEN-Tn port 81, sch= John II
hranE Abbot DeycrcuN; koamer, 4 Henrietta ,
all bound east
rRovIpE<cE-Below -. schs Hope on Chase
I'm Baltimore. Lizzie Dow, Chase, fn do IIar
vest, Carson, I'm y York.
Ar -. sch Island Belle Woodman, Phila
NEwFpKT-AS - sch sarah Eaton, new Pres
cott I'm Calais for Phila.
>ld schs Canary. Hart Providence for New York
Mcjomak. Walls, y York
Ar -, sch Ruth Darling. new Of Bucksport'
Grey, Calais for New York ard -ld.
AT -. sch Wm pcgRinE. Mitchell. Calais. Leon
essa, Acorn. Clarks island Ne
Ne" lpEK-Ar =. b,rtue Lcpanto, Means, Bos-
ton, sch Canary. Hart, Providence
Passed through Hell cate =. schs Morclght, "a.
Vi, I'm New ! ork for Calais Pointer scars I'm do
FOR Providence.
tr lo -ohs Cohassct. Ellis, Bath. starlight,
Ellck!1rJ. Calais
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Coroner's Inquest.

BANGOR. FEB. ).
BY direction of Coroner Lancaster OF
oiGtown, summons were issued by MAJ
shall Bolton on Tuesday night. for a jury
20 examine the case Of Isaac p. Crowell.
shot at Six Mile Falls on Thursday after
noon last. In accordance with the sum
ssss, the following jurymen were empan-
>elea. \. III. Cotton, Phineas Batcheldor.
n Hartman, Ruel w. Carter, Mel
Cates and Scott Dunbar At the
Nj OF the examination. and after brief
| ! Aviation the jury returned a verdict
= Isaac 7. Crowell was accide ntally
4 i BY ball fired from gun in the
y sds OF some person.
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The annual convention of the Maine
Woman Suffrage Association will be held
in Representatives Hall at the State
House in Augusta. on Friday the 18th day
of February. 1876, afternoon and evening.
Distinguished speakers from abroad will
address the convention. and prominent
persons in our own State will participate
In its discussions. Dig
Believing that no change in the organic
law of the State will be Of such vital con-
sequence to the cause OF public morality
and good government, as the unqualified
recognition of women as citizens. we en-
treat all persons who sympathize with our
purposes. to meet with us and aid us In our
efforts to secure this act of justice and
beneficence. Per order. .. ID I'll
BENJAMIN KINGsBURY, JR.. Pres ident.
Portland, Jan. 20, 1875.
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Arrangements are completed for free
course>of Literary Lectures this winter in
this place. The speakers thus tar secured
are, Rev. \. +. Ives. Rev. Mr. Wnklev.
aud Prof Fletcher of Castine, and Geo.
V. Mills. Esq aud Mr.. Cain Of Brooks.
vile. II + hoped. also, that Capt. William
NasSon will cons ent To add one to the
course. The lectures will be given i'm the
Congregational Church, which has been
kindly opened for the purpose. Rev. Mr..
Ives is announced as the lecturer for next
Monday evening, (Feb. lst.) We can but
hope that these lectures will be well at
tended. Tine names OF the speakers al
ready engaged. are sufficient guaranty that
something viii be said worth hearing.
Rev f. II. Osgood has been confined
to the house for FIVE or six weeks with A
carbancie on the leg. ne are happy to
say that he has been kindly cared for by
his people dnrihg his illness. He is get
ting out again.
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jewellery not Stolen.


LOWELL, Mass. Feb, ,.
some months ago on the eve Of DR.. Az
ers, departure for Europe. cor, iderable
STIR va. made BY the announcement that
nearly 1909 dollars worth OF Mrs. Ayers
Jewellery len ia bank at the medicine fac
tory On Middle i. had been stolen. All
the employees were put under surveillance
aud their premises searched. Recently the
whole Of the missing trinkets have been
found in the basement Of the building
where they were placed for greater secu-
riiy' which fact had been forgotten.
Chagrined at this fact. 10 public removal
OF the odium from the employees has been
made by the members Of the firm here.
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Sch Hattie Ellen. Of and from Calais. with car
go Of laths and slaves, for York went ashore and
hilged on Cranberry Island, Mt Desert, Friday
night, in a snow storm. Her deck load was thrown
overheard The remainder of the cargo il damag-
ed. The revenue cutter has gone to assist her.
5 w Harhor Feb 1.-The u 5 revenue steamer
Levi Woodbury. arrived at this port TODAY from
Little Cranberry Isle, when she assisted the sch
Hattie Ellen. from Calais. ION shore there.l The
cutter carried the schs anchors and would have
taken her nom the rocks had the tides been two
feei higher, She can he taken OF with the next
high tide. and favorable weather.
Sch Oregon ashore At Jonesport was loaded ut
Passport by Young Brothers, with frozen'herring.
The cargo was insured. The revenue cutter Wood
bury with n u Clark, insurance agent, went to her
assistance to-day.
PASSPORT, Jan. 9o-it Is reported here that the
bark Lsvinia. Of this port, sunk by collision in
the British Channel. The Lavinia was owned by 7
Larren. Huston, and others of PASSPORT
and parties in New York.
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I.auioine

-kcy. v. \. hee,e ~uj preach a thr
upper church neAt Thursday \ 81. a.
haii-ps~t ten O'Clock
The farmers Of Lamoiuc. Trenton and
several from Ellsworth. have been busy
the past week II hauling musc]e-bed and
spreading i upon their farms. There were
more than one hundred tons day. raken
from the river, and at least tx hundred
tons curing the week THE value Of this
Is a fertilizer is Wcil known.
There are several hundred acres aver
aging three feet ia depth, and accumulat-
ine every year 80 no danger Of exhau>ting
il. There Is no @ay in which the farm
ers eau 20 proiitably employ their time in
winter. as in getting thi, dressing.
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ORTIZ AMERICAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY f.

gin. Waived examination, fined $50 and
costs. and appealed.
Feb. 2.
State V. Andrew Newman.
Search and seisure; quarts rum
Waived examination, fned $50 and costs,
and appealed.
state '. Michael Hurley.
Search and seizure: pint rum. Waved
examination. fined $50 aud costs, and ap-
pealed.
state V. Neil !. Peters
Search and seizure; rum. gin. aud wills
ky, lined $50 and costs. and appealed.
State V. Thomas Keif.
Assault aud disturbance. Plea, Guilty.
Fined 81 and costs. and being unable to
respond, took board with Jailer Devereux.
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-NcssrS K'lcout and Lord have on the
stocks. and viii launch a. soon as the riv-
cr opens. tha sister ship to the Pride Of the
E5-t, being the same Size aud model, and
. ~ bc a first class vessel in every re-
ep,ct. She j. - tons, j. sailed upon the
stocks. ana 10 De furnished with all the
modern Improvements. She i, owned by
Me,,rs Hiicoui and Lord, and others OF
Calais and Capt. John \. Lord Of Eli
>worih. and will be commanded By Capt.
Thomas of Calais She has been named
John A. LorI III honor of one OF the own
crs. OBSERVER.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday

CoSGREGATIoNAL-Sa School at 10 40
A. NJ Preaching at 2:l5 and y p. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING at 2 7. NJ and 7
T. NJ. sabbath School II: 30 z. NJ
tNITAkIAN.-Sabbath School at Il ~ A. NJ
Preaching at . Is and Z. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rey. T.
a. bragdon, Pastor. Services on every alter
nate Sabbath AT O'Clock z. NJ
misunderstanding twice mo nth at fO1
o'clock A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2 p. NJ
sPIRITUALIsT.-Meetin held every Sum
gay al l O'Clock, p. NJ, in Hall over Virgins
drug store.
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OattVary l,.tt-... isg.i.| g.. Di,,. Name and
.is- mast lr a,uI far
>l'i.yan-,1th uH., Mr.. Willard r. lIuI.
aseI a years
MI, De-rrt-,Ian. l,t. aNrr ii briaf Illness.
Nh. Ei-ie q. Grover wifi. ot G,or., " t,ru-
f,r. aged u wears. 10 months. Th. deceased
hI> been a faithful member of thu Methodist
Church FOR q vrar-
Bur,,par; lSgh ut-, Marin Il. Nary-. aged
- years. I'll months. II dly-.
Es-t BucA.fyrt- n,t. 18th r. D. U,Elry.
>on ~ VI. W. iler'ey, aged 81 yrar, / month.
tn~tlnr-. ~th ult.. an infant -un ui II. 4. amt
Mar-lptJ. Narumbsr. aged H. mouths. = DAYS.