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NOTICE TO TEACHERS

Tie annual examination of teachers vii
he held in this office, commencing on Mon
day May the 2Sth, continuing five days
Teachers from the different districts vii
enter the classes according to the following
order:
From Buckcystown, Urbana, pctcrayillt
and Jefferson, on Monday.
From Frederick, New Market and Mt
Pleasant, on Tuesday.
From Middlctown, Catoctm and Jack
son, ON Wednesday.
From Liberty, Woodsboro' and johns.
vile, on Thursday.
rom Crcagcrstown, EmmitshUrg, llau
vcrs and Mechanc>town, on Friday.
Teachers holding certificates issued upon
the examination held last year, can lave
them renewed for one year if tncv desire
it, without being examined, but il cNamn-
cd, their certificates will be graded by The
percentage made in this examination Sal
aries will be regulated by the class and
grade of the certificates obtained. Teach
crs residing out of the county can enter
the class ON any of the above named days.
Examination of Teachers for colorcd
schools will be held on Wednesday, June
the 9Th
Teachers wishing to have their cciiiti-
Gates renewed must make application
either in pcrson or by letter duri: 8 the
week Of the examine ton.
BY order of the Board
DANIEL. r. LAKlN, Examiner.
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MAR r led.

On the Sth inst. in Montgomery county
Md, by the Rey. +. Buhrman, assisted
by Rev Mr. Bielaskv, at the S. L. M. VI.
+. Church, Henry b. Tyson, of Frcdk.
to Miss NJ. Eugcnia Johnson, of Mont
gomery county, Md.
At the residence of the b. dies parents, in
Fredk., on MAY 9th 1871 by the Rev.
DR. Dichl, J. William Kemp, of Will
Transport, Md, to Miss Lucic v Halter,
daughter of Thomas lIallel, formerly
Que of the editors of the Examiner,
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SIX BEDSTEADS,
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue Of a power Of sale contained
j. in u mortgage from William Clrirh
and Francis f. Ulrich his wife, of Emmilo
burg, Frederick county, Maryland, to Isaac
IIydcr, executed on the 18th On? of De
cemhcr. A. ID. 1872. and recorded in Iibcr
C. VI No. 8, tolios $50 &c, one of the Land
Records of Frederick county, which mort
gage WIS assigned by the said mort 81 GO"
to the undersigned on The 14;h day Of De-
tohcr, A. ID. 1878, the undersigned aS as
signcc thereof will sell at public sale at the
Western Maryland Hotel in Emmitsl urg,
Frederick county, Maryland, on
Saturday .the nth day of July, a.d.lsT
ut . o'clock, p. M, the following property
and real estate conveyed in said mortgage,
H'' situated. living ana being in the jih
iler,ion District in Frederick county, Ma
Wand, particular locations of which arc
given below LIST, That
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
situated on the north side of the Main
street Of Emmitshurg, which is bounded
by the property of Mrs Barbara Smith on
the west side, and by lot at prrscn, occu-
pied by james McGui gan on the cast side.
being that portion of Lot No % on the
Plat Of Emmisburg, which is at present
occupied by the said William ulrich and
Francis f. Ulrich his wife, and on which
said house stands, and which fronts on said
Main street the width of said house The
house is two stories and garnet his Ii, is
BUILT or BRICK,
and is a comfortable home. 2d, also Il lot
containing
TWO AND GNE-HALF ACRES Of LAND
more or less, situated within the corp rate
limits Of mmitshnrg, ON the north side of
the North alley of Emmitsl urg, bounded
by the lot of Michael G. Adclsbcrgcr ON
ihc west side, and on the east side b" the
lot formerly owned by Joshua Shorb. Said
lot is in fine state Of cultivation. Sd, also
SIX ACRES or LAND,
more or less, lying about three quarters Of
mile Eorlh of Emm'tSburg near Poplar
Ridge, adjoining the lands of George j.
Beam and Williams S. Guthrie. which
bound it on the west side, the lot formerly
owned by John Barry, deceased, on the
south side and the Poplar Ridge real on
the east side Said lot is of lolrrably fair
quality
7yuis IF safe as presented bY tie mnTt
Nrge.--Onr half cash and the balance in six
months. The cash payment will he paid
on the day Of sal" or its ratification by the
court
CATIIARlNE LILLY,
Assignee Of Isaac IIydcr, Mortgage.
JOIN G. MOTHER, Sol.
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GOOD OFFEK.-Wc will sell a
splendid eight stop Burdctt Organ, bran
new, and guaranteed for five years, for
$40, and give twenty music lessons in the
bargain, #
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Ho, For TEX -Mcssrs. II. A. Wicr
man and John w. Martin, with their fam
lilies, left this place on Tuesday last fol
Tcxcs. We understand they are going t'
take I'D land there and engage in the farm
ing business. We sincerely hope they
will meet with success in their undcrtak
ing as both are very clever gentlemen ant
well understand the farming trade.
WE are pleased to notice that our fricnt
ard former townsman, Mr. w. l.. Shafcr
has been selected Il delegate by the Y. M
G. A. of Baltimore to represent them il
the annual convention to be held in Louis
yille Ky, early next month. Mr.. S. is ,
live, energetic man and is held in high es
TEEN both by his employer and the Asso
citation Of which he is member
THE meat house of a family residing OF
Red lIill,' near this place, was broker
into one night last week and Il quantity o
meat taken thcrcfrom. A party was ar
rested on the following day, but as the cv
idencc was too trtling he was released. A
warrant has been issued for another part,
but as yet he has not been captured.
His Exccllency John Lee Carroll, Gov
crnor Of Maryland, was married to Mis-
Garter NJ. Thompson, of Staunton, Va, II
the cathedral in Baltimore. about ten min
before two o'clock, Monday, May 14th.--
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Thomas S. Lee, cousin Of the Govern
or. The only persons present were six
teen immediate relatives OF the bride ant
groom.
TRuSTrE's SaLE.-Don't forget the fac
that the large brick building belonging t.
John Lohr, near this place, will he sold Il
trustees sale on Saturday, the Goth. Thu
building would, no doubt, be an clcgan
place for the accommodation of city board
crs, and we feel salts fled that if some en-
tcrpriSing man were to get hold of it 1T
could very soon make Il popular SINNER re
sort out there.
THE Valley Register threatens to publish
IA list of dead beats who have been taiin!
that paper for years, and who show no in
clinalion to pay for the same We fec
very much like doing the same thing a
we have quite Il number of just such per
sons on our list, who are exceedingly ton'
of reading the paper and growl if it hap
pens to miss once or twice, but at the sam
inc are in arrears two or three years. -
Come up now. and don't let your name g
all over The t. $. AS Il dead beat
The work of Placing the new spirc OF
All Saints - T.. Church, under the dircc
ton Of Mcssrs Frazier 4 son, is progress
ing rapidly. The necessary brick worl
has been completed, and in a few days th
ditiicult work of placing the frame work II
position vii! take place. Frazier n Sol
enjoy the reputation of being very Sklllc'
anl reliable builder, and as such vii
doubtless perform the work in mamie
not only crclilublc to themselves bat 10 TIN
city besides. 1tmcs
RUNAWAY AEn AC,IDENT.-D Sunda,
last Il runaway occurred in Emmllsbur!
which proved Father Il serious affair to on
of Tie party. As Mrs. Snouifrr and Mrs
F.. Crctin were driving on the Gcttysbur!
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rages and horses. Loss, $4,000 and no
insurance.
If persons were as eager to furnish us
with reliable local news rs they arc to find
fault with what we do get, by force work
and otherwise, our paper would be much
more interesting
Observation-Disclosures Lydic, sexton
and grave digger, is now engaged filling up
and identifying the lots in the cemetery ON
the Hill. When done it will add greatly to
tho looks of this sacred spot.
THE school boys and teachers were al
lowed another holiday on Monday last. OF
course they all took to the creeks in the
vicinity of our town for divers rcasons.-
The boys we mean.
THE Junior Fire Company of Frederick
in full uniform, paradcd the streets of that
city on Monday last. After the procession
they had trial of their handsome new
steam engine.
A colorcd preacher named Wavman was
arrested near Hereford, Carroll county
last week on the charge OF stealing the
Ipockctbook of the man with whom he
boarded. The arrest was made whilst he
was preaching.
MEssRs. Carmack T. Biggs arc now en-
gagged ovcrhauling the large Touring mil
of Mr.. Thomas Cover AT Double Pipe
creek. They expect TO huild Il large mil
in Virginia this summer,
A LARGE amount of bogus silver coin
quarters and halfdollars-arc in crcula
ton. 1t is difficult, However, to detect thu
bogus money, when there are about S3l
34l ,2GG,n of the genuine stuff in crcula
ton.
BARErooTED boys are happily skipping
about the streets. A new pair of boots
would be Indignantly spurncl in the cH-
hubcrancc of JOY which the urchin feels in
the unrcstrancl freedom OF his pedal cX
trcmilics.
CHARLEsTUN, s. t.
Our Georgia Customers enquire fOi
Fou,z'S Celebrated Horse and Cattle Pow
dcrs and recommended them in the high
est terms, aS being far superior To anything
e. p,,gnn WhnIn,.,lr Drurri,t.
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NcW advertisements.

NFFICE BOARD
OF
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMIS;> .ONERS
FREDERICK, MD, May -, 1871.
JAMES w. PEARRE, President.
ID. I. LAkIN, Secretary.
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THO. II. LEWIS White Lead direct
- from the factory, and Cologcd PaiAis
as well as Oil, Varnish &c, also window
gla. Of all sizes, for sale by
ROOT j. CROFT
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ORTGAGEE'S SALE.

VA
BY virtue Ola power oisalc conferred by
4 deed of Mortgage executed by Francis
f. IIovcs and Saiomc llovcS his wife, to
John Clark, Mortgage, dated on the Sth
day of + cbrllary, in the year So, and re-
corded in Libcr {. NJ, No. :, folio .22, &c,
one Of the Land Records of Frederick
county, the undersigned, as Mortgagcc
will offer at Public Sale, in front Of The
Western Maryland Hotel. in the town OF
Emmi,tsburg, in Frederick county, State
Of Maryland,
On Saturday. June 2nl 1877,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, all that
VALUABLE FARM AND MlLLPROp-
ERTY,
being part of n tract of Land called Scar
rollsburg,' situated in Frederick county,
State Of Maryland, heretofore sold by said
John Clark to said Saome lluvcs when
sole, and now wife of said Francis +.
lIovcs. and now in possession Of the said
Francis Il Hoves and Salomc lIoyes his
wife. This property is situated in Fred
crick county, Stat" of MARYLAND, one mile
Vest of Emnitlsburg, IN Frederick Coun.
ty, State of Maryland, on the road leading
from EmmlllShurg to liarbauThS NalleN,
adjoining the lands of John X. Taylor n
Brother, James llospclhorn, Benjamin
kciho,Z, Andrew Annan and others.
This land is fully described by courses
and distances, mctrs and bounds in the
deed from Brady T. Johnson and William
]. Ross trustees. to John Clark, dated Jam
ualy Eth. in the year 1861, and recorded
in Lihcr b. &. f.. No 6, Folio 800 Nc.
one of the aforesaid, ana contains
II; ACRES OF FINE LAND,
more or less, and subject to the cncum-
hiance Of the right to use the water re-
served to DR.. Andrew Annrn by said
deed The improvements consist of good
Two story
LOG HOUSE.
frame wcathcr.boardrd Barn. and other
necessary outhuildings. Also, a tlirccsto-
iy
BRI TX MERCHANT MILL,
with good watcrp@Wcr, an' Il tenant house
Terms If !Salc pre~rjhd h@ tn" .nortgoC"
CASH. JOHN CLARK.
may lo's Mortgages
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PUBLIC SALE.
SATURDAY, June 2, 1872

At one O'Clock, p. m.
vN1lE subscriber intending to remove
/. west, will sell at public safe, ut his
present place Of rrsidcncr,l "A miles south
of Graccham, on tho rOnl leading from he
former place to Rocky Ridge, two mills
west Of the latter place, on above day.
ONE COW
nearly fresh, one Rockaway buggy, 2 sets
single buggy harness, Noble cook stove
and pipe No. 8, 3 bureaus, safe, one sink,
corner cupboard, 5 tables,
SIX BEDSTEADS,
sets chairs, rocking chairs, chi|ds chair,
rocking cradle, lounge, two stands, churn.
tubs, crooks, garden tools, fork and other
articles.
Terms made known on day Of sale
IL. STOCXSLEGER.
navel At
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INECHANICSIO WV MARKETS..
Corrected Weekly By Geo. W. Stochmale

LETTER LIsT.-Thc following is a list of
letters remaining in the Mcchanicstown
pcst-oflicc, May %, lS17.-Miss Virginia
Handy, Miss Harriet Bell, Title Il Wiycl,
Mary Ann Millcn. Samuel Andcrs.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
Sen; Henry Raymond. cr..n.r, c.orsssevn. Do. fs<
CLEARED.

Steamer Canada (Br,. Sumner. l.onion-FwJ Hurst
Edyo Ca.
stssmsr rrisia Ger. Meyer, Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Atlas CBr) Low. Kingston. &c-Pim Forwood
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
kichmond-Old Dominion steamship Co
SELL
steamer Ellie Knight Mccresry. Phsdslphis-Bogsrt
Morgan
steamer Anthracite. Grumlev. Phiiadelpha-Jss Hand
Steamer Chesapeake. Bragg. Portland-J Amek
ship Leonard (kus). Pctr. Cronstadt-Funch, Edye
Co.
ship Blue Jacket Percivsl, san Frsuclsoosuson Co,
Bsrs Abraham isns. vidos, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Federico Lo svevo dtap. Bruncher Cork for or
dcrs-Slocovich Co.
Bark Ingof Nor). Knudscn, Dundalk-Funch Edys
BARK Prof schwcraard Mop. Olsen. Copenhagen for
dcrs- Bockm ann, Oercin 4 Co.
Bark Fannie II Loeng, souls Trieste-Miller Hough-
ton
Bark Columbia. Dickerson. Bsrbsdos-H Trowbridge's
Bark Sam shepherd tBr, Durfse. St Pierre. MART
Bark Ella, Matthews. Portland. Me-Gilehrist White
Brig kosssk. Blackwood Dublin Talbot 4 Co.
Brig Oriental roru. Tenngrief Lisbon-G Amsinck
Co.
Brig CsscatclIc, Sparks, Perth Amboy--Jas Henry.
Schr Paul Seavy, Young st Pierre, Mart-F II smith
Co. - '"
schr Goodwill tBr). Roberts, Harbor Islsnd-wm Doug
lass
schr David CARL. Hawkins. Tarpsu Bay (Bahamas)-B
Weinberg 4 Go.
schr chinssrora, Jackson. Baitlmore--W Chalmers.
Soop Clio. Flanders, New Bedtord-Chas living.
soop Fred Brown. Hall. Providence and Pawtucket-
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIr ALMoRA tHrl, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
which put into Key West Oct H. had her dschargca
and forwarded to stnntion She subsequently, sold
tod Philbrick, OF Key West, where she remains.
BARK CAsco. In leaving Pernambuco May 30 for New
York. missed letting her anchor her
cable Size put back Pernsmbuco, procured others and
proceeded to JuIe 2.
BRIG AvAScN (Nor 252 tons) from New York Jan 81 for
Blboa. which has been reported having mot with
casualty the coast ot ashore at Laredo
Bilboa the 9Th Of March last and the vessel be-
loss saved Part OF her which consisted
of 200 and 341 bbls refined petroleum saved
BRIG FIVE BROTHERS. Randcl from Cardenas for New
York. remained Key West roloadng hcr OF sugar.
having been repaired.
ScHR CONSERVATIVE Boyd. from Galveston for New York.
before reported condemned Ut Key West sold at
tion about June ~ tor $791.
NEwBURYPoRr, July 4-Thc lightning struck Sunday
night the wreck OF tho schr Ann Nara, the North
Breaker, aud 1t shlvered both mnsts completely.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5-Thc hull of 3-masted schooner.
the stocks at Scvenson shpyard tot ally destroyed
by fire this morning. The loss Is $1,000; insured
PORTLAND July 4-Last Saturday schr Roxwell. Capt
Wallace loaded with lobssrs of this city sunk off
Sand Point boy had charge Of the vessel At the time
and her ashore She immediately sunk nothing but
the oremast being She subsequently raised and
towed to this port for repairs
QuKBEc July 4-Steamer Alhambra (Br), from Montreal
for Pctou. coded with bark Kong Sverre loading at st
Thomas broke bboom cathead &C. OF tho bark; tho
steamer proceeded.
5h-Seaner glcsea went ashore to-day at Point Plu
ton. A has her assistance.
The captain Of the ship Hebe this port having
picked the 18th ult. the Banks OF Newfoundland
two French fishermen in an exhausted condition.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06

THE WOODSTOCK UTTERANCES.

PRESIDENT HAYES ON THE SPEECHES OF CHAM
BERLAIN AND BLAINE--THE LARGEST LATI-
TUDE OF OPINION GIvEN-REPREsENTATIvE
sCBLEIcHEE ON THE MEXICAN PROBLEM.
WAsnSGroS, July 8, 1877.
During conversation to-day between the President
and Western Senator incidental aiiusion was made
by the latter to the speeches delivered yesterday by
Messrs. Chamberlain and Blaine, when tho Presi.
dent said he had not yet read Tut only
heard something of theie remarks especially
in condemnation Of his Southern policy he
he knew, the personal relations between them and
himself were Of friendly character At all events lie
entertained Tor them the kindly sentim nts.
While he claimed tor himself Tree utterancc OF pot-
ica opinion he certainly could not object to such
course Oh their part
A VARIETY OF IDEAS
Their ideas OF his public duty were different from
his own. but o that be did not complain
lie, however, had acted from sense of
duty. IN order TO accomplish complete
best lights which were afforded and the best judgment
be could command, after full view OF the situation
and with earnest dcs TO produce satisfactory
suits. lie would not quarrel with those who qucs-
oi his motives He was willing TO leave TO time the
vIndicalion Of his course.
REPRESENTATIVE scHLEIcHHR.
Hon Gusavc Schcichcr. OF Texas, who Is the Repre-
sentative referred 10 by Senator Blame his Wood
stock speech yesterday, had interview morn
ing with the President IN which Con gressman Reagan
oil Texas, also participated. Mr. Scbelchcr says the
President did not seem 10 be dscomposcd by the
woodstock utteranccs, though he would doubtless
have preferred lhat no outburst should have
occurred Mt Schlcchcr expresses The opinion that
any suppos'tion that the President favors Mexican
annexation scheme Is rather wd.n
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
RECONSTRUCTED LOUISIANA.

ARREST OF MEMBERS OF THE LATE STATE
RETURNING BOARD THE CASE OF SENATOR
BURcH.
NEW ORLEANS, July :, 1877.
In the Superior Criminal Court to-day Attorney
General Ogden and the District Attorney filed nforma.
tion against j. Madison Wells. 7. G. Anderson, Louis
NJ Kenner and G. Casanave, charging them. under
section S33 OF the Revised Statutes, with uterng and
publishing as true certain altered, false, forged and
couutcrtei,cd records. Immediately after Hing the
Information capascs issued for tho OF the
parties named Wells and kenhcr surrendered them
selves to the Sheriff. Tho information is very wordy
and charges them with having on the 4th OF Decem.
ber 1876, falsely and fcloniousy uttered
ana published as true fhe altered, forged
ana counterclted election returns for Presidential
from the parish OF Vernon at the election of
November last by adding 15s votes TO each OF the
Hayes electors and dcdnctng 395 votes from each of
the Tiden electors Bail fixed ut S5 600 each md
has been furnished by Wells and Kcnncr. Anderson
and Casanave will surrender themselves and furnish
the required bends
State Senator j. Henry Burch, who arrested on
Tuesday evening last under writ OF the District
OF East Baton Rouge, charged with embczzcment Of
school tunds to-day rcmandcd to the custody Of
the Sheriff OF East Baton Rouge. Burch sought u
release under writ OF habeas corpus but failed.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGsAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July G--l A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE TIE CHIEF SIG.AL OFFICER
WASHINGTON July G-1 A.. NJ
Indications
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic States,
rising barometer winds shifting TO northwest station
ary lower temperature, partly cloudy weather and
rain
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, station
ary or higher pressure and temperature variable WINDS
mostly from southwest, partly cloudy weather and
occasional showers
For the West Cult States nearly stationary pressure
and temperature, southerly winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional showers
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, stationary or
higher pressure and temperature, variable Winds
mostly from tho west partly cloudy weather and rain
areas
For the lake REGION stationary higher pressure,
stationary lower temperature, winds mostly from
the North, partly cloudy weather ana occasional
showers.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lcys, stationary lower pressure, southcrly winds,
stationary higher temperature, and clear partly
cloudy weather in Iowa and ssouri
The Lower Missouri ana Mississippi rivers will fall
slowly.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
CRIME DISCOVERED.
MURDERER THREATENED WITH JUSTICE AT

A MURDERER THREATENED WITH JUSTICE AT
THE HANDS OF JUDGE LYNCH.
CINcIxSAri, July s, 1871
horrible crime has just boon revealed in Lowis
county, Ky. A mao named Roberts, living ont farm
fcw miles below vancsburg. had taken whtc boy,
some ten oloven years old, TO raise Last
September tho boy disappeared and Roberts asserted
he had away. Lately colored boy, in the employ
OF Roberts, said he had something to tell II protection
promised him. and, receiving such guarantees,
he conducted persons TO the spot where the skei-
cton Of the missing boy was fouEd. Roberts
was arrested and taken 10 Vanceburg jail,
where he guarded by posse Of forty mon, but tho
citizens organizing at last accounts and threat
cning TO lynch Roberts tonight Hc ~ reported as
for the murder is that he feared the boy would ex
pose him TO prosecution. ...., .tr
The New York herald., 1877-07-06

.ASxsroLIs. ~, July 2-Cleared, ship Louisa whitman
Q3r), Bogart st John. NIB.
CHARLorrrTowS, PEI. June 29-saiicd, brig 'Elwood
(Br). Liverpool. ....
HALIFAX. July lArrved, bark Bel Stuart tBr). Giatt
West Imrepoo brig Jose Estcavo port, Pcrcira Avero
PortugaD.
Arrived 4,h steamer Texas (Brj. Lronson, Liverpool
(and sailed jth for Phisdelphia).
Sailed juno 81. bark Marianne III (PortD. Quebec
LsroS. June 2OSailed, bark Chas RUSSELL Hamilton,
Hsvrc
IAeHoRs, Juno 1sArrivsd. bark scrrano tBr Edgctt.
MoSrRrAI. July ARRIVED. barx Borshele. Amundsen.
Cleared I'd. bark Craig owl. Durie. Queenstown.
MAITLAND Ms, June 30-Arrved. schr A Baxter tBr).
Baxter. New Yors
Musouasn, June 22--Arrived barks Champion tBr).
Masses Myerpool Victor (B Perry. New York; schr sarah
Bcrnicc tBr), Proctor, do.
PoRr srAS. June 7In port. schr Anita Small for Bos-
ton.
PoRr MuLGRAvE, July 2--Clcarcd. schr Hattie Cove.
Bowie Gottenburg and n market.
IcIor, June ao-Arrvcd, bark ST Francis tBr. Liver
pool. Il via Arichat
Cleared July >. schrs winship. Portand Cathsrine
Roval tir), Yarmouth. Ms.
Liverpool ships Poraw. anderson. do; Ocean. Bognsss