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1nn SHOOTING or MtRr KELAr.


"Two bullets are i'm my body now, and two
ho,,b b.., ,,l,, o,, " Arorv l,.ily s,,iJ ,na ,,rv
NV, ''''' ''', ..'''' w. ~"
IN the Spf'lnl S's-lohS ytSt'IdA}' one went
into ny breast. two into my right side. and one
,,,..,r, l,.L
Mis-, Kelly WAS very ualc and weak althou
,,,,ir.f.in,, ,,n,, ,'..,,,.,,,,i.i nor s,fI ,lo,
~. Ind ucarly recovered She wns to return 10
,r,
Il 'lirVue Hospital for further treatment. That
r.. ,.,....t :, ,t.... ,.t. t,,.,,,
Sio II h'' "''p II d mar ''i " ',''' WI" N"'"
III" ehArater oi her wounds ono i7 Se''h'"h
years old. delicate in form AMI features. and
,,i-i, in h,.r i,,.uunr in snit., ~ Lnr evident
NJ l..ll, v,.. ah,, on Nov II hv hor Ioyer
lu-rn tLrlSt, "a Type cl il' b'W'lY '"au' II n
testimony ncuin-, Linn w...thtt hr bconmr her
intimate col.panlon when sne was only four
ton years old hc b..n, th. n nineteen. and 1t
was undors 81 b'iw II tn'm tA"' 'nes Were To-
AMI nor mo'n'r e.7lN'd A'i'' i'"l'''J h' Wa
"'a' o'N"' W." s''.'' ANU ''',''i ~
eamo less F'lH'nr Sh' 'o''d pW'ra hll"'
too. and they qunrrell'I W'i'n. ''r ti'y 'nin
.,..r',-- ,.,.l ,ll,.ru t.. sir ls. Uanttf,i.t T.!
u '1'' ''' ~" o'.' - n1r H.',', ',t,..r-,..
'n' T7 i..ll' 'i & ~. ~ -I ,, ,,.l w., ,
lum n7 a successful rNh, tr'" iHr,"n-y J. u,
"A7. " uIim h''' ~ n''l l"' r'',l ""'
4NNil} hI 'l't o." " '' '.. '. '-'
ui'n' ii,,. ~ . 49,
, ,', ~, l rr h,i ,,- Tna mora . .r,,i,,
Hs,aui "i- a few days "'tf""fd. Ia "'7 ilp-
lhf II Hl' Hl'u'
lie saw me- 1u NlniN avcnHr. AMI ,olowcl me i 4
i'ni N'ni ~ u, sY, ma, ''T T ,'f' .,,i ra. r.'r
Sn'' -,,nl H. '",kci me- Il N'ud many ln' and
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IMrROyING THE DUEL LIW.
Providing the Means for the Punishment OF
Future Bennctts and Mays.

Tho Grand Jury yesterday sent to tho
Legislature n request that the law against duel-
Ing b. amen led. 80 that it hilall say; Every
person ofirniing against any of the provisions
in this article shall b. a COMPETENT witn,a ~
against any other person oll n iir; IN the sams
Transaction. and may hr compelled e. appear
ana give "vid n '' before any Grand jury Or IN
ans court, IN th' Same manner u- ujh'r per-
SONS; Int tine testimony SD EiN "a stall D. b.,
utf! In any pro- ',u' ON or pro 'r" NJ. "lyil or
criminal. H.tIin,t the p"rs ln -' 'r' IlNiue.'
Iu.,aHiion l- "A lon-"tln 10 'roI itr ltllure in
tlnIlvHstigat on of the y .i,u t,-Alay ".~'. hut
of c.Ir-, wli only Uii't. q tur Lf-isiuure
inuAcs tIs nn,nlu.rnt future Violations of the
law against du ling. II Is intended 10 cover
On point on Which Dr. ph" lp1 ce auHd b'ius a
Wltil e7. ana which gave other part ripanis in
the supposed duel cN ursiun immunity
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Aursl.uHNIs.


The Ac.llcr Of Music wore last ovrn'nr
an appearance ~. % ae IL has NOT l.,.. for many
u day for 1t was ii.l.l from parluN g. ,-ll ny
with an aulieu e. many oi whom could ilI only
standing room. and who hnd guthrrrlipw tn -
tArrrp.. e ut.,,9A 90 b.li , Bohemian Glri.'
Alusir. i5 % = n'r-. rul'. docs nd lAli rove by
a.. ana certainly tn modern t.-l has aritc
fnr away from tAe st.nlnrd of bdf. llo has
been one of t4e most poi ular composers 90 the
ast half century. and his reputation Inns rested
on the most liiusy foundations. lie mover hhd
a marked style uf his own, AMI ~ ia rs hr dld
have WAS nui un tnsl hui French on.
His Bohemian GIrl ls ono of the relies that
LrnIS the -tuEr thunk~ 10 "a lew Nugury airs ana
contain M'turo0lunn 'eS of costume tlht tho
ryleies give D. hui lis sands of ii" ar" certain
In iuuulug ont, llr tno luhI' ti-'r Nlll Not on.
durs ma % longer iis TRIVIAL Mllojiuus an4
weak ~ .Niinl. .ifnIi'rs.
Such zoe. a. Ia. hoNoNrr, II was worry fairly civon
last evening hy VI l.s Kellogg und hor company,
Iu-ir rrpr'. sent Itlnn ol ia" opera d. not "a u ~
ono iu TINS city. and does not cai lur cAt hded
In inr,ast woro lesil's Miss K llosg, Mrs.
S,ruin. Mr.. NHHs and Mr. Comfy, MIR. liWlrd
Steuln W;ls also upon the ~ -" hut N7 s Ilg-
ing ID 1t may 80 he called. Ma only rc.ninss-
con 'c of better duys.
ure uMl tae iavort' numb. .ri such IT,, |
droaui that | dw't in marble mus, The
cart bowed down. ana tNuAo other taking
malolie with Whrh ilr al" ra "a n' hn'iAAy
furnished. r'r,lN = th' N"us'nnHi "n'or.a.
rgs Ten.ns laNCi w! na lr"', NJ n. ~ ma
nIt.u."a Nnre f,r wai .ll ti. g ru y iuhIl. hHs
nhilhcI r,-atJ i.lu IFS author, VINO llol4 brr,
ON ID ir uurui tif trrul- ut his youth, while his
audience hnd 1t u every way pleasing.
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TIE H.irEs CONsIIRtcY.


WAsuINGrON Jan. 23.-I Pc Testimony taken
ly the Committee on the Powers and Privileges
OF the ou-. to-day was OF NOR than usual int'r-
est ami -sniiicance. Mr.. Robert W. MacGoy Of
Philadelphia is said to have admitted
tho day nfi"r the Pr'-i. initial cl' ton.
in conversation with Cob Hardrr and
nr A. II. l.i.ht. both Of r,nn~y yNana. tnd
former li'Iuhiran and the latter Democrat
--sul~tjuttlaliy that he did not cnrc what tho
face of tho returns showed IN Louisiana. when
thc Returning Board OF that state met they
would count IA lluyus nt nil rNruie. ThA re-
mark WITS 100 oir.t proved 10y the evidence taken
before tuu commit e. to-day.
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PiRKE GoDWIN's ADDRESS.
The Late Election In the Light OF Political
History For the Joint Commission.

History For the Joint Commission.
Parkc Goodwin, Esq, lcctured at tho
Cooper Union last evening. before the Youns
Mems Democratic Club. He said: "Thc Ques-
ton Of the hour IL not whether Mr. Tildcn or
Mr.. Hayes shall occupy the Presidential chair.
1t is Of vast's greater Importance that he
who occupies that scat shall do 80 in
accorcanec with fundamental law i1rplauscl.
with essential justice. with our established pro-
cedure and the will Of the peopl" rs expressed
In their ordinary modes Of choico. tApplausol
1t is also important that the party in power If it
shall bee proved 10 have lost the confidence Of a
majority Of tho people, shall bow TO their de-
cared will honestly. and even cheeriuily.
The one living question during the late can
vass wls the Admin lsirntion. Tho opposition
10 it zns ON the grounds that it, disrhnrge # Us
administrative duties had been a failure; that
its management OF finance. revenue. cur
renry. tNutlon. and civil service wnA
either Incompetent or i.l-iireei,'l.
that It's long Gnl almost lulrh"ckcd
hold Of power had cngendered corrupuons in 1t
which. brcaking out sporqiically in such cas -
as those Of Bclknap and Babcock. and Srhcn Is.
AMI Dciano. AMI loDcson. and the other
ness; that the system OF force AMI
was Keeping alive cruel r,scntm A'is and doing
grirNuua wrong to the whole ma. lun. The H.
Iuhllcin party WIS on It's trial. People under
stood that t. b. the issue and the morn NJ uitcr
the election 4 WAS pro 'amcd by nearly Hll the
hnaicn. Even tho New York I,tllm tHat morn
ing conceded lss votes b. the Illisn oiDftor~
ciuimins IA for Hayes. with siN statrs stil
Visit docs n nhilosorhir study of the history
the country leliing up - That election Show
AGAINST u.e domlnlnt party mad it, u ap-
parent AMI from tANi i.mr sirmi DID, i'..S''i
IL ID I 81 ~
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ToprKA, Jan. 2}.-ln the ,nato to-day. on n
vote Tor umicd state, senator, r. B Ilumh received
Noe- 7 A Osborn, g, J. Nj Harvey e, ". 7 smon', Is,
G. Sears &, J. r 81 John,3, J. sulnf' John Mar
uu prnl 2. J. N ftrf, !, ". A. IAAps. l. Is b, ailir
s0u. /. and y T.. loWr,
IN Inc lluu-'. Plumb received y votes, Simpson, nt
Smnu-. " Srir.. a. L. luOh0r I, lliNt " 2I h.l.fu
~. NJ john. o. atuun.s b. rmlhf- T. Martin, 1873 A.
Root 3, a4d aatr Baton l. Ihtiu were tNV abs, nie,s
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noIIer E,rln.lon In a nrexery.

BuFFALo. jan. ga terrible boiler explosion
occurred IN the lr beer brewery Of pnyil Hans Hhout
nn.n to-day hilns Gn tANus ll1as, amt. ~ D. feared,
iniAy scahiing Herman lah-, both ~n, o the brewer
The iau~ thr cNlo,,on |, uu. ,unm The LuliIIns
- damaged about II ~
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rlJE NILES FAMILY AT LAW.
,rGrvr SIZES FiTHER's UTDoWs TWO
Dft'GHTERs, ROSE IND LISE


,,,,,ord. Presented by the Empress Josephine
:. her Family Physician, and Rescued from
r.,,, byn New Horker-Ten Years Amer
an. Death Of "a Rich New York Phy ysician.
The Niles will case was argued in the Su-
,rore Court Chambers yesterday morning.
rhe ,v,o plaintiffs. ono OF whom Ia Mrs. Ameie
r w,lbaux the wife Of Amadco Wilbaux, and
Mo- other Mrs. Mario H. Badeau. wife of Gen.
aiam Badeau, the American Consul General in
rnrnnd. were the twin daughters of DR.. Niles.
rbo died On the 10Th OF November. 1869. DIR.
Niles In the first clause Of his will appointed
tis daughters Amelic and Marie executives.
,,d his sou-in-law Martin Van Buren, Wcoxsen
snd his nephew Nathaniel Niles executors Of
tsrnl In the second clause hc gave TO his
eyceu,riyes md executors, and tho survivors
and survivor OF them. all Of his property.
IN boiI during the natural lives OF his
dau,htcrs upon trust TO receive tho rents
i.si.s an rr1hts thereof. and apply the same
tothcusa Of" his daughters in equal portions
during their lives; and upon the decease of
either of them without having lawful issue. the
pron,s oftho estate wore to be applied to the use
p tho surviving daughter during her life.
"upon thriror her sole and separate receipt.
sni it.o from tho debts. rncnecmcnts. inter
fr.nas. nni control of their husbands" The
WuthrnEOcs on To- say:
fannHn .D. empower. uud direct my said executives
,nlcN' .i'r- ani mg survivor. of ihcm and their sue
oe.',r- t continue thc mort-n.c, which ma, hc upon
NY na' ,t', ur any parts thereof. at the time u my
he inron, o ai my estate, both rca aud pcr.onI until
such UHe a. NY ten vacant lots oi ground N
s0a.. i,y ioWii anil Fort, dnh streets in ihc citS
o SOW i.rs ,an tc .nN tht average price OF s 80
ea.a. anI when that time shall arrive authorize atd di
rect tn i - Hnd convoy thc SAID ten vacant lots sni
p raiA .'- m giiinNu %, Will make up ihc TOTS,
tn0u. '. tn. mlgOrdnr-- oI my estate upon bond and
m'r-Ac. ulon all real estate o which may die
..,, ,s ,he s,tt ,,.-,..... d 80 AZ ,rv ,i,,. L.,
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MoNrREAL, Jan. 23-Mnghorc BhnehMt" tho
81 IiNhcir inr,niiArY has hT"u -'nt0 need Ia -N"h
,tnr- an tlr l.u.unuHry BihntNutti iotnA VI
having caused uie oOnlssrauVn a. 81 hyaeinthe
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Palllns barometer. rising tpinIoI.,4T-. =. south
" NusI Nlnis, increasing cIVuiine,s.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, june 20.
Arrivals of stock ut market-Cattlc 5ll7; Sheep
and Lambs 2l60; Swine 5000; number Western
Cattle 1872; Eastern Cattle #; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle $50.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs live weight-Ex-
ira quality s. 00a7 so; first quality 50 s. l2a6 30;
second quality 50 75a6 %; third quality 50 p as O.
IL; poorest grade OF coarse oxen, Bulls &c 8; -
as 80.
Brighton Hides Ease per lb; brighton Tallow
&c per lib. Country Hides . l-2a7c per Id; Country
Ialow 5a5 l-2c per lib. Calf skins 1lal2c per ID :;
Sheep aud Lamb skins 75cal so each.
Working ONen-But few pairs in market and not
much cal for them. We have not noticed amy sales
this week.
Store Cattle-Nothng doing in the Store Cattle
trade. Most Of the small Cattle that are brought in
to market are sold for Beef.
Mich Cows - Extra S55a95; ordinary $25a50.
Most OF the Cows offered in market for sale are of IL
common grade.
Sheep and Lambs-There are seldom any Sheep
and Lambs offered for sale IN this market, of
them being bought by agents at the West and ship.
ped direct to butchers at Brighton.
Swine-No store pigs in market. Fat Hogs 1900 T.,
prices g lie per lb.
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Dr.. SCHEMES PULM0NIC SYRUr, Sc WEED
Tonic. AND MANDRAKE purs -hcst me j inc
have undoubtedly performed more cures of Con
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded of vcgo-
table ingredients, and contain nothing which can
be injurious to the human constitution Other
remedies advertised as cures for CONSUMPTION
probably contain opium, which is a somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
consumptive patients, it must do great injury: for
its tendency is to conlne the morbid matter i'll the
system, which. of course must make cure i'm
possible. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup is warranted
not to contain particle of opium: 1t is composed
Of powerful but harmless herbs, which act On the
lungs, liver, stomach and blood, and thus correct
all morbid secretonS, and eXpc all the diseased
matter from the body. These are the only means
by which Consumption can be cured and as
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills are the only medicines which
operate in this way it is obvious they are the only
genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption Each
bottle of this invaluable medicine is accompanied
by full directions DR.. Schenck is professionally
at his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
Street Philadelphia, every Monday where all let
tiers for advice must be addressed
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
BOSTON MARKET.

MONDAY, June u.
BuTlEr-We quote choice Vermont butter at 20
a2lc per IL good do at 5lsal9c fair and medium at
lfaldc; Western creameries ut 2la23c; choice dairy
packed Western at 49, and common to GOOD at la
l7c per III.
CnEESE-We quote fine Northern factory at 10
lb
The market is firm, and the best marks of
Northern and Eastern sell ut l1al1 IL per doz and
= L at 16 2al1c.
BEANs-Wc quote at 81 75a2 50 per bush for prime
mediums - 9Oa:' 90 for choice pea beans and 81 -
n 30 for yellow eyes.
PoTAroES-We quote Jacksons at 81 oJal II ;
Davis Seedlings at 81 GOAL o. and prime Z f | stock
at $ 90 per bush, Rose unstable, and other
varieties out of the market.
HAY AND SrRAW-Wc quote prime coarse hay at
10 00l2l 90 per tom medium do at Is O0a ~ co. and
fine at $ IS 90 per ton. Straw is dull $50 ooa23
on
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MARRl ED.

In Northport, June 2lst, by VIM. A. Pendlcton,
Esq. Mr. George w. Frisbec OF Belfast and Miss
Drusilla l.. Packard of Northport
In Rockland, June 18th, MIR. Frederick c. FIVE and
Miss Martha ;. Carter, both Of Camden.
In Union, June 9TH, Mr. -oami Cummings and
Miss Evelinc Eastman. both of onion.
In Union, June l4tl, Mr.. n ID. Robbins and Miss
l.. X. JOY, both of Union.
In ST. George. June 18th, Mr. William J. Caddy
and Miss Lydia f. Gilchrest, both Of st. George.
In Sullivan, June 9th, Willie 7. Sperry, of Sulli
van, and Miss Maria A. Bunker of Gouldsboro
In Sullivan, june 9th, Mr.. John NJ Smith and Miss
Hattie +. Martin, both Of Sullivan.
In Eastbrook, June 10th, Mr.. Charles i. Bunker
and Miss Annie Salisbury, both of Otis
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Died.

obituary notices, beyond the Date. Name and Age
must bep0id for.J
In this city, June llth, after few hours sickness
Mrs. Sally Freeman, aged % yrs mos. and 10 DAYS.
Thus has passed to her rest and reward one who
will be very much and sadly missed, not only by her
family and relatives, but by very large circle Of
friends to whom she had become tu deared through
her unring labors ut beds of sickness and suffering
during many Years, Her name and memory will be
held in kindly remembrance by the many whom She
has nursed through hours OF pain She has finished
her abors, She has done her work we'll and She has
gone TO her reward. May She rest in peace.
In Rockland, June 10Th, NJ. W. Farwc Esq, aged
63 years and ii days
In Appleton, june 9th, Mrs. Sarah Grinnell. aged
81 years
In West Camden, June 11ti Fanny, wife of Albert
Leach, aged y years, month and 10 days.
In Thomaston, June 18th, Mr.. JAS. IL. Wilsow,
aged ~ years, 10 months and II days.
In Buehill, June 3D., Deacon saac ). Osgood, aged
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THE NEW ROUTE TO NEW YORK via the provi
dence Line is proving immensely popular. With
only forty two miles of rail from Boston, new and
magnificent steamers, low fares, and the celebrated
American Band discoursing delightful music, reg
ular travellers well as tourists are greatly attract
ed to this new way of reaching the metropolis.
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ION, MY BACK" How often we hear these
words. Pain i'll the Back arises from Kidney Dis
ease, HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases Of the
Kidneys Bladder, and Urinary Organs Family
Physicians use HUNTS REMEDY.
CLAEKE's TOOTH ACHE DRors care inxt,utlL
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
jane 10Th, schr. Moses Eddy, Warren, New lorl
for Bangor.
june .lst, sclirs. Abby Gale Darby ,Eoston; DAME
York, U'r.) Clements, Windsor, y. ).
june 22d, schrs. Nathan Clifford Holmes, hiddc
ford; Evelnc, White, New y ork and Salem; Lillian
Ryan, Boston, Earl, Cunningham, Salem; Esper
ANA, Smalley, western banks; Sarah l.. Davis, Got
trell. st. John, n b. for Cardrnas for orders.
June 23d, schrs. Moses Eddy, Warren, Bangor
Orion, Patterson, Ellsworth for New ork.
june 2lth, Schrs. ID. X. Arey, pattcrshall, Boston
A. W. Ellis, Ferguson, do.
June 18th, schr. Maabar kcene, Lynn, Mass
SAILED.
June 2lst, schr. Cameo, stovcr Boston.
June 10Th, schrs. A. w. Ellis, Ferguson, City Poin
to load for Brooklyn: Orion, Patterson, New York
june eth, sclrs. abby Gale Darby Gloucester
Geo. Shattuck, Carter, Boston.
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The wonderful increase in the sale of Walter
Baker d Co.'S Breakfast Cocoa is the fullest in
dorsement of its superior excellence as the best
light drink known for feeble stomAehs
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II is unusually quiet about the wharves inst no

N'ci"i Itults IRON ihe temperance ASSOCIATION
called on Tuesday, at several drinking saloons an(
iabored with the proprietors thereof, to renounc,
their pernicous calling. The effect remains to b,
seen.
At Il meeting of the city government ON Satur
day evening. committee was appointed to raise
funds for the St John suffercrS-cousistnr OF
Messrs. Daniel Faunce. \. c. Burgess and Charlie,
Baker The sum OF 5000 was raised and forwarded
YIN. Pitcher Son have chartered the brig H
q Siblcy. and Will load hay for Charleston. She
will thence proceed to Trieste with rosin. Before
loading she will probably 60 to Bangor to have a
shoe placed upon her keel the ways in this city
not being wide enough to admit her
EXCLUSION. The barge Clifford. of Bangor viii
On the Fourth Of July, make an excursion from
Belfast and Searsport To Bar Harbor. Mt Desert.
The sail down the bay and among the islands OF
"A hours. Will he delightful and the three hours
stop at that famous summer resort cannot fail to
Va enjoyed The return VIII be made in the even
iug Al tur 30 cents
Tile city government is to be largely petitioned
To give the muck pond 10 private individuals who
~i guarantee to bring HE water III pipes through
the streets 1t Will br better to do this as there
prospect th,t The citl Will itself improve that
source OF supply Bat the amount Of water Will
he limited The city needs u much larger supply
ta4 that from a living source
en-, Tuesday ,n,rnf,,, NJ, ls.,n.;. pr...+,, p,,
.r.,n , ii I'M. r,,,, ~ .,.h l,,m.it-,,,n ~.
t ti,,,t +1 W., a. ~ II ~ ~
ing upou Georges Bank. and in the act OF cutting
"Hl audHehI! i'I. |" lhe deck iind after few mo
MEAS nrnb,II nr,,.innnJ M h,,rt ii.,,, 49,
was a Young man about y wears oi ace. and be
-'u-'" VI hrIii'I M3Ar. i"i""ceStrf Ady.
Inc deceased Wao son "i HrWel Patterson, "l
.' 'l9' 9lur' via" is A'" "hSela at the Black HIS
17.. u,, n,,.,, ,,ilr ,,,r.;..,, ..,,,
-,.tin,. Kra,,L..,.ion .,. I.l.hr,, t n,.It,st am
.,.l... f.. ,1,.. .,..,, I,,. .,,+;. ;i,. ,;,...
.,,issio,, f., tI,. ,ir,.,,s pro,lsc.i -, ,yti,a
.u, l.i.sl,,,., N, qI,r. ,-,I,al.,,I,., t,r.4.,
.,rsinn an, tL. N.,i,,. ,,.otr,I roilr..a from,
l.. 4 l.,..I ALI I u /
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CciebrafionS, FlrW0rh,s, dr., dc.
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, C. kilby, Master,
will leave Bangor Iusday. July Sd, at O'Clock Pm.
for Rockland and Portland, touching at all the land
ings on the River and Bay, arriving in Portland at
about 2 O'Clock morning Of the 18th.
Returning, will leave Portland, Wednesday even
ing, July ith at 10 O'Clock, touching above and
arriving in Bangor, Thursday morning about 10
O'Clock.
Ag-1his Excursion gives Passengers ample oppor-
tunity to witness the Celebrations, Fire Works &c,
&c, and arrive home early Thursday morning.
One Fare for the Round Trip!
n. Bon account of the City of Richmond leav-
ing Bangor Tuesday, to accommodate passengers
wishing to attend the Celebrations there will be no
boat for Portland Wednesday morning.
fz5-For further particulars, inquire of f. Cushing,
Assistant Manager, Portland.
CYRUS PATTERSON, Agent.
Belfast, June %, 1877.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-06-28

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