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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-31
How Ingersoll Appeared.

An intelligent and cultivated gentle
man, who listened to the Republican
speeches on Saturday, sends us the fol-
lowing as expressive Of his feelings
On Saturday afternoon, at the Republican
meeting, when Colonel Ingersol of Illinois
was introduced he pulled off one coat aid put
on another of lighter material, with the air of a
priZe-ghter about to enter the ring; the move
ment was applauded, for it seemed to preface
an entertainment as lively rs that given by II
professional bruiser. The scene that followed
was a ptiable one; there on the stage sat the
Young man who governs our State, the eX-
Speaker of the House of L. 5. Congress, and Il
collection of the ''faithful' from this vicinity,
all giving countenance and Endorsement by
their presence to the rawlings of the fouest-
mouthed blackguard who ever spoke upon
public platform. This 1ngersolIs manners
match his words; he has the bull dog style OF
bravado of a desperate from Red Gulch or
Sandy Bar; his voice is harsh, hoarse and re-
pusive,l and Indicates the mental fibre of the
man. y Incapable OF argument apparently, he
made his speech merely a collection of base
epithets and baseless calumnies, strung to-
gether without continuity or logical sequence.
Screaming of Liberty" he profanes the word.
while he all the time desires to continue and
erpetrlate the tyranny of one part of our
country over another. What grOtesque atlec-
tation is this What fanatcism Yelling for
free thought, he means the kind which left the
Communists of France the license to murder
ministers of God aud destroy property under
the bloody red flag. This Ingersol is one of
those whom Burke called with cutting irony,
''the ablest architects of ruin" The Repub-
lcan party must be in desperate strait to
hold their grasp on the money bags when they
bring a Western desperate like this one to try
to convert with his barbaric yawp the civilized
gentlemen of the East. It's easy to understand
that this Yahoo is the author of publications
81. ,INnr1y 10 n
Thomas Payne seem rs tame as milk and wa
ter beside glass of Jersey forty-rod whiskey.
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Lincoln County on Hand.
DAMARISCOTTA. Au0.

DAMARISCOTTA. Aug 10Th.
Lincoln County Democratic Convention
assembled this forenoon at Lincoln Hall
Il W. Farley of Newcastle. was chosen
president. Albert W. Hail. of Wiscasset,
Secretary. The following nominations
were made:
Senator-Alfred LennoX, Wiscasset
Judge Of Probate-S. w. jackson. Wal
doboro
Sherltf-James Mulligan. Nobeboro.
Attorney dennis A. Meaher, White
field
Commissioner-Cha NJ. Davis, JEFF
ferson.
Treasurer-Abert W. Hall, Wiscasset.
In the afternoon the following gentle
men addressed the convention: f. X. o.
Brien, Thomaston: Col Isaac H. Wright,
Massachusetts Hon. Isaac Reed, Waldo
boro; Alfred Lenox. Wiscasset; Dennis
A. Meaher Whitefield
The Damariscotta band were in attend
ance Previous to the assembling of the
convention u Tilden and Hendricks flag
was raised across Main street.
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What the Democrats are Fighting
For

The issues upon us are not war issues,
but peace issues. The practical questions
all the time are
LIST. Better met in Office
ID. Honest and intelligent administra-
ton.
Sd. The war is over
4th. Official rogues must be punished.
9th. No military interference in cleo
tons
9th. Less taxes and more economy.
9TH. The earliest practical resumption
of specie payments.
Sth. Government salaries ard pay to
conform to salaries paid for competent
like services out of public life.
9th. Less federal Capitalization and
more respect for the rights of the people
10th. Let the common schools alone.
18th. No federal interference with re-
ligious faith, sects or organizations.
18th. One term for the President, and a
six years service if the Constitution is
amended.
This is substantially what the Demo-
Gratis are fighting for, and their candi-
dates. if elected, will insist upon these re-
forms. IN. Y. Express
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Letter From Bucksport.
Correspondence CT the Journal.


| The Democrats and Independents of Bucks
port and Verona at their Caucus on Saturday,
nominated J. Wesley Eldrdge as their candi-
date for Representative to the Legislature Mr..
EldridSe is a farmer, and now holds the Office
Third Selectman. He is highly esteemed BY the
citizens generally.
The Republicans held their caucus on Satur-
day evening, and after nominating N. j. Hill,
proceeded to his place business led BY an indi-
vidual who recently knocked down an molten
siye citizen because he dared to hold opinions
that are not laid down by Blaine, Hale & Co.
They gave three cheers for their nominee as the
next Representative. This counting the chick
ems before they are Matched has ALWAYS been
considered a dangerous business. There is no
knowing what may happen to some of the eggs.
The individual who led the crowd has trodden
on some of them already. After the cheering,
our Postmaster made little speech eulogistic
of the candidate, and alluded very feelngly to
the fact that the nominee had given up an only
son to the army. This remark caused smile
from the boys who were at the front. The son
got back, however, and is at present engaged
in holding the Custom House up. Only three
doors away is the place of business of our First
selectman, a gentleman who has given three
sons to the army one OF them laid down his life
for the cause. And yet this same nominee has
endeavored to cast ridcule upon Mr.. Haywood,
and opposed him at all times; but at each cleo
ton Mr.. Haywood has been elected by an in
creased majority. So much for the popularity
of the nominee.
Conundrum: If four or five hundred copies
Of the n. Y. Times come by express is it proper
TO distribute them through the Post Office? Our
Postmaster has stated to Il number of Demo
Gratis and independents that. whichever party
Won in this election we would get an honest
man in the Presidential chair, and that he con
sidered Nj. Tilden an honest man, and did not
wish to see any SANDER or mud throwing in this
campaiga. Now this n. Y. Times contains
more SANDER to the square inch than any 1T
per published this side of that place that Bob
lnSersoll don't take any stock in. Fair play,
Mr.. Postmaster, and no gouging. JUSTICE.
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SHIP NEW :.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Aug. 23d schs 5 Wilson. Patterson, Rockport
VIM Washington, Towle, POOLS Island.
Aug eth, schs Welaka, 3m, (of Belfast Perkins,
Limerick, l.; NJ w Drew. French, Ihonnaston and
Georgetown, c; Mary Jane, BIZ, Anthony, Wind
sor, y S; Lafayette, Crockett fishing grounds
sloop Meridian, Turner, Isle au IIaut.
Aug 18th, schs Sea Flower, Knowlton, Bangor
Mary Farrow, McCarty, do fer Baltimore; Railroad
Of Castine. Webster, Portland; Revenue Cutter
Dobbin, Abby, Castine
Ryan, Boston; ID Arey, Luce do; Mary, Magee,
Port johnson; A Hayford, Pendleton, Port John
and Salem; Hattie MEG, Buck, SIN, of George
town. Bucksyille, G; yacht Eunic, ralworth,
Boston.
Aug 9th, schs Charley Bucki, 3n, of Belfast Foss
Bath to load for Savannah, W Brown, Kane,
Salem: A w Ellis, Ferguson, Boston, Fannie and
Edith, Bartlett do; Florence - Hall, of Joncsport
Keen, Alexandria, Va; I IL Livingston, 3in of Bel
fast, AIcDonad Salem,
Aug goth, schs Cameo, Cunningham, Boston; Mel
lie, Perry, do; Oliver, Mckenzie, bangor; Onward
-, Rockland
Aug 30th, schr Flora CondCn, 3m, of Belfast
French, New York.
Aug 23d, schs Forest Queen, Robbins, Bangor
Iyro Hart, do; T Hall, Chapman, Savannah
Patterson, Bangor; VIM Washington, Towle,
Camp ground.
Aug 24th, sch volant, Smith, Vnalhaven.
Aug Goth, schs James Bliss, Hatch Savannah
Sea Flower, Knowlton, Round Pond, Railroad
Webster, Custine.
Aug 2sth, schs Mary Jane, Br, Anthony, Windsor
N . JAMES Iloiiuts, hyPI, NEW Ink, MARY FaT
row, McCarty, Baltimore. Evene, White, Palatka
Fla; yacht hunie, Taworrh, Bucksport.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ar at Portland, Aug Goth. schr Walter Parker
Daniels, Delaware City.
Ar at New York, Aug 22d, schrs Florida, SWEET
jacksonville 9th, joachim, Getchell, this port.
CID from do 18th, bark Sasadahoc, Powers, Ia
yana; Goth. brig ii II Wright, Meyers, Palermo
Ar at Providence, II l, Aug 22d, brig Manzanla
Walls, Philadelphia.
I,l
Ar at Petersburg, Va, Aug 20th, schr j w Hall,
Jr, CHM, this port.
Cid from Georgetown, S c, Aug 10th, schr Lizzie
Lane, West, Searsport.
Sid from Seabeck, Aug sd, bark Oregon, Edwards
San Francisco.
Ar at Wilmington, 9, schr Willie Luce, Spear
Camden Maine.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid from Queenstown, Aug 18th, schr Fred A
Carrie. Condor, Inverness.
Cid from London, Aug 21st barkentinc Fred Flu.
gene, Young United States.
Ar at Cardiff, Aug 18th, ships Frank Pendleon
Nicholson, London; McNear, Taylor, do.
Sid from Liverpool, Aug 25th ship Corondeet
Stetson, United States.
Passed Gibraltar, Aug 18th, schr Mary Jenness, OF
Bangor bound east.
Sid from Cadiz, Aug 23d, bark Emma + Herman
Whittier, north of lIatteras.
Sid from Manila, June Goth, brig Ned White
Thombs, New York.
Passed st. Helena, July eth. ships Phincas Pen
Geton, Pendleton, Bombay for sLondon; William
McGilvery, Nichols, do for Dunkirk.
AT Rio Janeiro, July 3lst, banks Helen Angler
Staples, from Baltimore; Clara L McGilvery. Dun
bar, from Brunswick, Ga.
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Died.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date Name u,d 4g
must epui1 fOr.J
In this city, Aug. 18th, Nicholas b., son OF Cor
ham H. ana Sarah c. Dean, aged u Years and
months.
In this city, Aug. eStN, Lila May, eldest daughter
OF Orange IL. and Susan Is. Venner, aged 10 years
months and q DAYS.
In Norihport, Aug. sth, Fannie A. daughter q
Oscar and Ellen Chapman, aged years and month
loving child on earth
\ darling angel in heaven.
In Liberty, Aug. 18th, Rev. VIM. Lewis, aged $
years
In Frankfort July 10TH of dfphheria, David Al
mond, aged years, months and IL days; Aug. oll
Alvin T. aged 10 years and days: Aug l1th, Hat
tie aged wears, month and II days children @
David W. and Sarah kingsbury.
In Lynn, Mass, Aug. 2sth. Celia blanche, dnu Oh
ter of Augustus and Maria Hilton, aged months.
In Wenona, Mich. Aug. 2ist, Henry White age,
ringtOn.
In Eockland, Aug. 18th, Georgia L.. daughter o
Alonzo ana Edith Saunders, aged weeks.
In Rockand, Aug. 18th, Alfred IL, son of Charles
L. aud Annie t. Spear. aged wears and 3 DAYS.
In Rockand, Aug 2ld, Sarah F., wife OF G. +.
Upper, and daughter of W. 4 Peck, AGED III Years
months and Is DAYS.
In Rockand, Aug. 10th, Frankie son of Daniel
and Persia Demerrett' aged months and # days
In Rockland, Aug. .@d, Arthur g., son of j. w.
and r. Sleeper, aged year, 3 mos. and "A days
At Ninalhaven, Aug. 2l>t, Mary, daughter Of f..
and Ann o'Nei aged 9 years and ) months.
In Bangor, Aug. 18th, Mary NJ, wife of Ansel
Lehman, aged 81 years.
In lhomaston, Aug. 10Th, Josephine l.. sumner.
aged y years and 10 months.
In Thomaston, Aug. 18th, Adelaide Monroe, aged
80 years, months and q days.
In lhomaston, Aug. 2lst, Sarah f., wife off l..
johnson, aged 81 years.
In Union, Aug, Eth, Helen ~ youngest daughter
Of Arthur NJ and Lille b. Wingate, aged weeks
In Ellsworth Aug 18th, George +. Saunders. aged
% years and months.
In Ellsworth Ang 10Th, Sarah A. Bunker, aged
- years and month.
In Penobscot, Aug. 18th, Pauline wife Of Capt
Abram Perkins, aged 40 years.
In East Greenwich, X. l., Aug. 18th, Gussie
youngest daughter Of Albert 5 and Clara A. Doll
yer, formerly Of > w. Ilarbor, aged Year. mos.
and 20 DAYS.
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Dr. Drake, Botanic Dr., Of Portland will be
in Belfast at the PheniX House. Sept. -, IS, II,
and TO- lie makes q speciality of Cancers, Tu-
mors, Scrofua, Cankcr, Salt Rheum, Female
weaknesses, and all forms of Diseases arising
from impurities of the blood. Tumors removed
without the use OF Il knife. Advice and consul
tation free to all. Office hours from . to II, >
to 5, :, to 8. DR.. brakes Celebrated Golden Bit
tiers for Liver and Stomach Diseases. and DR..
brakes Liver Pills, DR.. brakes Nervous Pills
or all forms of Nervous Diseases are for sale at
;. A. IIowes 4 Co., and druggists generally.
John W. Perkins Il Co., Portland, wholesale
agents for Maine. DR.. c. L. Drake W. o.
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BOSTON MARKET.

NVNDAN, Aug. 3.
BuTTER-We quote fine New York and vermont
butter at 24a2Gc perlb choice dairy packed Western
at 10a22c; Western creameries at 25aSOc fair to
good Northern at &c a23c; common to fair Western
ut 14a1sc per ID.
CHEEsE-The best Western cheese is selling at DC
per ID, and medium and good cheese ranges from
case per ID.
EGGs-Ihe market is dull at 1saloc per doz for
Northern and Eastern.
BEANs-rhe market is firm. and there is good de
mand for both Medium and Pea beans at 81 U5a1 10
per bush for mediums and s 10 per bush for pea
beans.
FEuIT-Pcaches in good supply at LAP per
basket. Bartlete pears sell at 25a6 per Dbl; Con
cord grapes at Ga7 per ID.
HAY AND STKAw-We quote coarse hay at $1,000:
medium at 81 %; fine at el1 90; poor hay 10 90
per ton.
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Considerable ice has been sold the past week by
our local dealers.
The sidewalk Oh Commercial street, between High
and Union streets, is being wdened and straighten-
cd-a much ne eded Improvement.
The house owned and occupied by Aonzo Rob
erts, OF Brooks, took fire Tuesday on the roof from
a spark, and partially burned. Insured.
Congressman Hale was announced to speak in this
city on Wednesday evening, but the journal went
TO press too carly 10 give any account of the meet
ing.
Attention is called to the notice "Rooms TO let"
by titz W. Gilbert, Belfast. Auction sale by Geo.
l.. johnson. Caution by James N. Andrews, Albion.
Frenchman who formerly employed in
Bckford's brickyard, reports that he was robbed on
board steamer Cambridge on Tuesday night. by
some one who took $22 from his clothing while he
was asleep in the cabin.
The banana plant at the Belfast Savings Bank is
one of prodigious growth. Recently it sent out in
ten days leaf that measured - inches in length
and Is inches in width, exclusive of stock 1t grows
two of these leaves per month.
Next Monday new time table will go into effect
on the Belfast Branch Road. The morning train
will leave at 20, or twenty minutes earlier than
heretofore. The afternoon train will leave at five
minutes before I, fifteen minutes earlier than the
present time
The wife OF our neighbor, William Il. swan, died
on Monday, after a lingering and painful illness,
Mrs. swan was lady of great amability of charac-
ter, a most devoted wife and mother and one who
will be greatly lamented by her friends, as well as
missed in society. She daughter of Capt.
James Gammans.
BY refe renee to Our advertising columns, it will be
seen that the citizens of Searsport have rendered
complimentary concert to Miss Abby Il. Clark, on
Tuesday evening next. Miss Clark has passed the
summer in Searsport and has made hosts of friends,
who wish to testify their appreciation of her kind
services, which she has rendered them on many oc-
caaions. Miss Clarks talents as a singer need no
praise; and we bespeak for her a full house. and
hope our citizens will also help to make the concert
success by lending their presence that occasion.
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The Lincoln News, an independent

The Lincoln News, an independent
newspaper published at Waldoboro, has
the following just notice OF the Democrat
ic nominee for Blaine's unexpred term
Hon. Isaac Reed was born in Waldoboro,
where he has always resided and is siXty-fivc
years of age. He has filled many positions of
trust and honor in his native town, having
served as moderator of its annual meetings for
an unbroken succession of years. He repre-
scented the town in the Legislature six years
and was in the Maine Senate four years, having
received his last election unanimously. He was
a member of the thirty Congress from
this district and the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor in 1854 and 1855. He was Treasurer of
the State in 1856. For seven years he was
trustee of the Maine Insane Hospital. He has
always welded large political influence in his
town and county. His business has been that
of ship builder, in which he has acquired a
competence.
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But when afflicted with that
which Burns calls "thc hell
y all diseases"-ah, then
how they rush for the prem
Ises of the professor of mo
airs and cuspids, and i'm
plore for relief. OF the lat
er class, at least, they earn
profound respect-as well
Is of all who reach the time
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AMERICAN House, Boston. This hotel has
been 50 long and SO well kept, that like good
wood wine it "needs no bush," and yet we cant
established over quarter of a century, and be-
come renowned all over Europe and America,
for its uneNceptonabe qualities as a trst-class
hotel, where both comfort and economy are
combined. These are facts worth knowing to
those who expect TO visit Boston this season.
Prices have recently been reduced to $500,
Ss3. 80 and $4 90 per day.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
MARRIED.
C'@','ected lreellg for he Jonraa!

In Monroe, Aug, both, by Rev. j. Walker, Mr.
John sanborn, Dr. aud Miss Sarah s. Weber, both
Of Monroe.
In Ctr. Lineolnville, Aug. 27th, by f. B. Dunton,
Esq, Mark Sylvester, Esq, OF Linconyii., and Miss
Emma f. Sprague of Belmont
In Rockland Aug 18Th, Mr.. lrnk A. Pierce Of
Prospect, and Mrs. Clara b. Pickering OF Deer Isle.
In Gouldsboro, Aug. 10Th. Mr.. David Wcare and
Miss Elcnor Myrck, both Of G..
In Gouldsboro, Aug. 2lst, Mr.. Il. ii. Bickforl aud
Miss CelestA A. Smaliidge, both of IT,
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M0thnrc

mothers can secure health for their chill
dren and rest for themselves by the use of Cas-
tora, a perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant to take
as honey. For Wind-Colic, Sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation, for young or old, there
is nothing in existence like it. 1t is certain, it
is speedy, it is cheap. 3m2
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Terms on Carpets Strictly Cash.
Geo. w. Burkett Co.
School Notice.

TIME experimenting School Committee will be
l. in session at the High School room on Satur
day, Sept I'd. at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
examining all who expect to teach during the Fall
Applications for Certificates to be made other
time. PER ORDER OF 5. s. COMMITTEE.
Belfast, Aug. n, 1876. 2ws
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All persons afflicted with Kidney Disease,
Pain in he Bach, and all Urinary Diseases,
Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy, Nervous Debility, in
either sex should ut once take HUNS REMEDY.
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That indianapolis letter reads AS though
had killed Hayes.
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The Grand Exposition is drawing well,
financially. Fifty thousand people day
are now attending.
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Kilpatrick's Letter.

Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, who came out
for Greeley in 1872, has relapsed. and is
now for Hayes He has recently been in
the employment Of Morton. in housing
around Indiana. The other day he wrote
a letter to Gov Hayes. and in moment
Of torgetfulness left it on the hotel table.
Consequently it fell into Democratic hands.
and got into print Here it is
GRAND HOTEL,
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2lst, 1876.
Dear SRI have now finished a tour Of six
counties in Indiana, and feeling that any reli-
able information from this State will interest
you, | write.
In the first place the canvass is well conduct
ed, the people are enthusiastic ard determined,
and the old war spirit thoroughly aroused, and
if it We're not for one thing we could rest GER
tain of victory in October. There is an indie
pendent party i'll this State, confined, it is true,
to it few counties, but formidable, and it will
defeat General Harrison. There is but one WAY
to overcome this movement. The leaders of the
independents are poor, needy aud in debt. They
must be ectured to; documents be placed in
their hands that they may be nvinced of their
folly.
\ bloody-shirt campaign with money and
Inuiana is safe. A financial campaign and no
money! and we are beaten.
The National Committee has done nothing for
Indiana. Alone they are fighting this battle,
and bravely; but unless the National Commit
tee wakes up and does its duty to you to the
party and the country, defeat is certain in Oc-
tob2r.
| never, in all my life, felt so certain that l
was doing my duty as in this contest, and my
desire for success, my dear sir. is my only eX-
cuSe for writing you. Your friend,
J. FITZPATRICK.
To Il. b. Hayes, Governor, dc.
Nice programme this If the bloody
shirt be shaken vigorously and men are
bought up, the State can be saved This
lets awhole flood of light into the manner
OF operating all over the country.
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There are two Massachusetts men speak
ing in Maine. The Republican is Slack,
and the Democrat is Wright That's about
the way of it,
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The Democrats of Thomaston last week
organized a Tilden and Hendricks Club,
with Atwood Levensaler as President
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The Grand Union Hotel New York, opposite
the Grand Central Depot, has over $50 elegantly
furnished rooms. Elevator, steam and all i'm
provements. European plan. Carriage hire is
saved, as baggage is taken to and from the depot
free. The restaurants supplied with the best
Guests can live better for less money at the
Grand Union than at any other tirst-class hotel
Stages and cars pass the Hotel constantly TO all
parts Of the city, and to Philadelphia Depot.
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Caked Breasts, Rheumatism, scia-

CaKeu Br0aSCS, Rheumatism, scia-
tica. Swcllings, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Burns,
Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all tlesh bone and
muscle ailments, can be absolutely cured by
the Centaur Liniments What the White Lini-
ment is for the human family the Yellow Lini-
ment is for spawned, CALLED, and lame horses
and animals.
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AT lIazallan, July 3d. ship Southern Chief IIig-
gins, ldg for Liverpool
At Havana Aug 18th, brig If D stover, Pierce,
Sid from st john n b. Aug 24th, ship John Clark,
Parks, Liverpool.
Ar AT Windsor. n s Aug 23d, sclrs N. B. Ma
honey, Westcott, and II L Townsend, from Castine.
(and both cid for Phadephia.)