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Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

Sherit'S Sdles.-Sheriff Iubb adver
tises to sell at the Gilpin HIuse, In New
Castle, on the 18th inst, a, laIm Of 200
acres, situated near Newaf, White CLAW
Creek Hundred, belonging TO Franklin
Plat.
At the hotel of William B. Eollis, at
Towns end, on the 18th hst. house
and lot OF one acre, belonging " John
Brown. A.
At the same time and plAc' a arm Of
100 acres, aud another of 800 acr&, BIZ,
longing to Jacob Deakyne. ..-
Al the hotef of Alexander Maxwell, IN
Middletown, Oh ihe 19>h inst, ile dwell.
ling house andleks of land, bePnsing to
Charles E. Andeison.
At the hotel Of W. B. Ford, h Kirk.
wood, on the 26ih inst, The ppperty Of
Albert N Sutton, situated in tie village
of st. Georges. .
At the hotel Of George W. Clip, in
this city, on the goth inst, tie three
storied brick hou.e on West street., be-
tween Eighth and Ninth, belonging to
Passmore H. Mitchell.
Also, the property of William Silver,
situated on Taylor, Walsut ant Ninth
streets, also the Washington house on
Market street.
At the hotel Of George W. 0rtlip, on
the 9th inst, the old Temperance Hall
property, on Fourth street, between
Market and King, belonging to ihe estate
OF the late VIM. II. Naff.
This is the season of the year when
sudden changes of the weather is likely
10 occur, causing colds, cougt', hoarse'
ness, sore throat, etc. Rogers Magnetic
Oil and Liver Pills, are the mos suitable
remedies now known for cong stion oi
all kinds. Druggists sell them.
Persona5.-Mr. G. Mandeyile who
was formerly in The employ NJ the p
w. & B. railroad in this city, but more
lately raiIrosdiDg in Louisiana, is on o
visit to bio friends in this city.
Undertaking Thomas Giles will
shortly open at No. S29 Market street.
and engage in the undertaking business
Hartman, Druggist, 9th aud Poplar
has big To- of Chsmois skins and will
sell them cheap.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
(Communicated.)


MEssRs. EDITORS No one should
fiji to be present at Morning S.sr Dr.
vision, Sons Of Temperance Mass Meet.
ing in the Opera House, this evening"
The programme of exercises Should in.
sure an immense audience. The mere
announcement that Gen. Lonis Wagner
g to speak. should pack every available
foot Of the spacious audience chamber.
The reputation of Rev. q. r. Bristor
and others who are announced 10 speak
as temperance orators, should command
q good audience. To those who have
not heard Gen. Wagner speak, we would
say, don't fail to be present this evening
The writer Of this item is anxious to
have the people of Wilmington hear him
as he regards him as one OF the best
temperance orators in the land
SONNIE.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
SRERLEFS salem
SHEkIFF'5 SALE.

CHEkIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of writ of Levari Aciss, to
me directed, will be exposed to PUN sale,
Ut the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sa1 sHIPLENsr.,
kspt by George ". Ortlip. in the Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Deiaw&e,
on
SATURDAY. N
Tho goth Day of October, A. D., 1877, IN
at two O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land and
Brick Measuage thereon erected. situated IN
the city Of Wilmington. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit. Beginning on the
westerly side OF Msrket street, at Tie di :
tance Of u feet 2k inches from the mo- tn
erly side of Second street, at 40 feet broad,
at q corner of land lately sold by the said Y.
l.. Rice to Norris Dickinson, thence westerly
and parallel with Second street, (and passing
along the southerly side Of an alley three
feet In width and 81 ieet and Inches IN
lengthy III feet inches to ths easterly side
Of Shipley street, thence DoitherlJ alonG
said side Of Shipley street, and across the
mouth Of said alley 20 feet to land OF vii.
liam B. Sharpe. thence along said land east
erly and PAL allel with Second street, 81 fee
inches to q stake nOrtherly and parable
with Market street, 10 i.2 inches 10 q stakt
and essterly parallel with Second street, d
fee to the aforesaid s,de of Maikrt greet
: nd thence thereby southerly q feet i.
inch to the place Of beginning, be the con
tents thereOi what 1t may, with the brici
building thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty heretofore Of William Ta'nall aDt
wife, but now the property Of william Sill
yer, grantee Of said William TatDin ant
wife, and t. t's. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, October 1st
A. ~. 1877 Oct4
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
)MINISTRATOh'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

By order of The Orphans Court, will be
sold at Public Sale, at Stidhsm's Auction
store, on
TUESDAY. October 9th, 1877,
at 8 O'Clock, D. M, small three.story brick
house, situate corner OF 18th and Wilson
streets. Lot 10 feet, 8 inches, by GA feet,
being the property Of Jos. Erwin, decd, to
be sold to close the estate.
The attention Of investors, mechanics and
workingmen IL called to the above property.
Sale positive, T. j. LAWSON,
octS-2d Administrator.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

OhEKIFF's SALE.
By virtue Of q writ of Venditieni Exponas,
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF WIN. B. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, in AppoquiDimink Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877,
at I O'Clock, p. m.,
the following described Real Estate viz:
A Lot of Land, situated In Blackblrd Hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware, bound
ed BY lands OF Gideon n Rothwsll; the he irs
Of Joseph Flenming, decd, and Samuel
Patton cOld, containing One Acre, more or
less, with . small Tenant House thereon
erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF John Brown. col'd: and to be sold by
ISAAC aRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifrs oflce, New Castle, September 2Sth,
A. D., 1877. sepS
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

The Alsberg Cose.-There are various
reports on the street relative to the Ais
berg case.one OF which is that the Sheriff
closed 31O Market street this morning,
for the purpose Of securing indemniG-
cation against any loss which might
possibly occure to him through Mr.. Ais.
berg's escape from Jail.
Another report IL that Mrs. Alsberg
was engaged in removing the goods from
her store gradually, preparatory to re-
moving away, and that Mr.. Alsberg was
about the premises giving advice, and
the Sheriff closed the store to prevent
such removal of goods.
The third, last, and most likely report
Is that Mrs. Alsberg being in business for
herself, one day last week, handed Sher.
If Grubb the keys Of her store, inform
ing him that she wished to idemnify him
against any possible loss by her hus'
bands escape, promising him at the same
time that she would make the whole mat
ter right, by paying her husband's credi.
tors within two weeks.
1t is almost certain that one or some
part of these reports are true, as we are
credibly Informed that an inventory OF
the goods is now being made by men
appointed by the Sheriff preparatory to
removing to place Of safety. The fact
that the curtains are down and the disap'
pearance Of the goods from about the
door, gives evidence to the tru tn of solne
of these reports. .u..
Foundry Temperance Meetings.
Since the recent storm on Thursday
night, the Twelfth street Temperance
tents we're found to be In such a DANA
ged condition that 1t was impossible to
raise them agaiu without incurling con.
sideral expense. Under these circum.
stances, MIR, Wells, the President, began
to look around to see where he could get
a place for the meetings during the win.
ter. He aud the committee acting with
him, on Saturday succeeded in leasing
the old Rice iron foundry al Tenth and
Orange streets, and dnring the evening,
the parapbanalia of the old tent was re,
moved 10 the foundry. ...t'
The oldest of the two tents which be.
loDged to the Temperance people was
brought up, and though In ragged con.
dition was erected inside the foundry
When these arrangements were made II
was too late to announSe Temperance
meeting through the evening papers, bu'
word was sent from one to another
through the city that aTemperance meet
ing would be held In the evening. 1t wal
quite a surprise to see such large num-
Der present, and indicates the told foun
dry"will be as popular as the told tent
was.
The meeting was opened by prayer by
James Jones, and was addressed by
John Boyd, Isaac L. Crouch, DR.. Law
renee and others. Several persons came
forward and signed the pledge.
Kaoltn Quarries Fyooded.-Durinl
the recent food, the Kao lin quarrles o
l.. r. Harvey near Chadds Ford wer'
filed with water. Mr.. Harvey has Ell
! gagged the old Phoenix engine which Il
now at Pusey, Jones & Co.'S. getting re-
paired, which when finished will be use'
tor pumping the water out of the guar
ries. a.-f
Sheritfs Sales.-On Saturday last Sber
If Grubb sold the three story brick dwel
| ling OF W. 81. Pierce on Shipley street
between Second and Third, to Mr.. Pax
sop of Mil Greek Hundred, for $l,6OO
subject To oortgage Of $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
Ussn Yssta61aa's lao 10nsns.l
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Oct. I.

=" IUNDON3 OCV' 70
NJ, Gambetta has issued manifesto
In which he strikes the French admins
tration andlits allies with unabated vim.
Hc is to be prosecuted for that also.
Nine persons have been arrested In
Madrid for possessing arms; Que, while
resisting, was killed.
The Russians in Asiaiic Turkey have
fallen back. It is iDtimated that the
Turks will evacuate Plevna for better
position. The Moptenagrlns attacked
rodgoritza and several small forts held
BY the Turks F-iday, but were repu lsed
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
Opera House temperance N eeting


The first public meeting under the
auspices of the Moral Suasion Reform
Association was held yesterday afl ernoon
commencing at 8 O'Clock, In the Opera
House. The House was crowded in ev.
etv part, and taking every thing all
through, the meeting was . success. :
! Col. J yhn a., Moore, tho PlGsident OF
the Association, presided. The officers
all wore white silk badges, with the
name of the Office designated, while the
other members wore blue badges with the
initials I'M. =. r. A." printed upon
them. Mr.. z. Pickels had charge ofthe
music. s N@ .
Rev. DR.. Stevenson opened the meet.
Ing with prayer. The first speaker of the
afternoon was Cornelius StinsoD, one OF
the reformed men. MI. s. Is q talented
and easy fpeaksr, using language which
denotes a superior education, but being
overcome With modes'y, he made short
speech. g.s. 4. ..yE.
He said the association had within its
midst intelligence, industry and skill, but
he did not wish the audience to set their
margin too high and If one should stum'
bic and fall he hoped they would help to
raise him up again, and if they wsuld do
so there might come day when they
might find they had done great work,
not only for themselves but for the re-
formed men Of Wilmington.
Mrs. DR.. Lawrence read with great eff
feet 4 poem about tho discovery of the
fiend Alcohol. :,
DR., Lawrence gave metaphysical ad'
dress upon the effect of intemperance
upon the human system. His address
was an argumentive and able one, bul
scarcely the kind adapted to a Sunday
afternoon audience.
James Hargis followed in a ringing
earnest speech In behalf of the reform
association, aud against the evils OF In
temperance.
Mrs. DR.. Lawrence being introduced
second time, made an earnest Temper
ance address which was much appiauded
Rev. F. B. Duval dismissed with the
benediction, after the singing Of the doz-
ology.
During the meeting liberal collection
was taken up 10 assist the reformed mer
in fitting up their new place OF meeting
on Shipley Street above Eighth, and fol
fitting up . reading room at the SAINT
| nace.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
L. o. o. F.,

will meet at the hall on Tuesday, the OH
inst, at 1-30 p. m. for the purpose Of attend.
ing the funeral OF j. T. TsZowell. BY order
Of J.T. TAFT, Sect.
Ocf2.0t
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

- nEnlr + - oALk,
By virtue of writ Of ais. Levari Facias te
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale
HOTEL OF VIM. B. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, in Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle county. Delaware, ON
THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY oF OUTOBER, 1871
at 1 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain Farm Plantation or Tract
of Land, situate, lying, and being in Black
bird Hundred, formerly q part Appoquini-
mink Hundred BOUNDED by the public road
IL aiding from TaylOr's Bridge to Flemings'
.,.nding; by the Smyrna Creek; by the
:s1rthwess branch Of said creek; by lands Of
James U. Latt0mus, and by lands now he Id
by Cstharine Mailley, as tenant IN dover,
be the same more or less. with frame two
story dwelling house, kitchen. barn, stabling,
granery, &c Book N, Vol. Z, Page 456, q Ac.
Seized and taken In execution as the pr
perty Of Jacob Deskyne, and Catharine
Deakyne. his wife, and I. t., and to be sold
" ISAACGRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff,s Ofice, New Castle, September
28th, A. D., 1o77. sep3O
q dEhlEE'S SA~LEs
By virtue Of q writ of Levari Faclas, to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, IN tae city Of New
castle, in New Castle hundred and county,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY or OUrUBER, 1877,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain Plantation or Tract OF
Land, situated IN White CLAY Greek Hun.
dred, New Castle County, Delaware, and
bounded by the public road m is1aiHE f1 10.
Greek: BY lands formerly Of Tobias Pritch-
ard. and by lands Of George Janvier, con
tanning about Two Hundred Acres OF Land
be the same more OF less
Seized and taken in execution as the pIo'
perty Of Franklin Plat. and to bs sold BY
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's UHice, New Castle, September
25th, A. D., 1877. sep.'
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
yoR on zsxf.
LOB KENT.

LOB kENT. -
Dwelling, t3 West street pos -
session immediately.
Market street possessions
immediately.
u Robinson street posses
sioh immediately.
q I" % West 9TH street posses
sion immediately.
F" III East 7th street pOsses-
sion Immediately.
/" 604 spruce street possession
Immediately.
Also number Of Lots In Brandywine
marsh IN good order.
Also o numbet Of four and six rOomed
honses ID different parts Of the city; posses-
sion Immediately. Apply to.
w. W.McCAULLEY q CO.,
No. 6C6 Market street.
Isnn wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

CHOULDER BRACES The hitched up
- and arched shoulders usually termed
ROUND SHOULDERS is one Of the most
common Of dsformities and Is found gener
ally among rapidly growing children, often
from the constant bending forward OF the
head and neck over the book or desk. In all
such cases 1t 10 important to adopt such
means a. will expand the chest and give
greater space to the LUNGS. A large as.
sortment OF Braces Of tho most approved
construction sold and applied by
JAMES BELT,
Successor to
e. BRINGHUkST q co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Cor. 9Th
and Market street. nh19
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

.CLARKE's TOOTH ACHE DROPS cure
instantly. jly1S-1y
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
janN
FOK SALE.

Two Of the most desirable build,np lots In
the city. "a feet by 140 tect, on Bron Ave-,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, one square
from the public park, commanding fine
view Of the city, that can never be obstruct-
ed, and view Of the surrounding country
for miles. They will be sold low. Apply at
No. b17 Market street. ap19-dh
LOk kENT.-A three story honse, ten
/ rooms, water, Gas and bath. High, dry
and healthy. Good neighbOrhood, on Gilpin
avenue, between Adams and Jackson streets
ono square from City Cars. Apply Ct s0s
Gilpin avenue. oo-l1td
EOR RENT.-A very desirable Store
T Room, NO. 124 Market rect, for the
last years used for Dry Goods and Notions,
and suitable for any kind Of business In
Quire Of GEORGE MCCALL, 70s rench
street. 04"6td
NUR RENT.-Ths store southeast corner
T. of Third & Market, and Fixtures for
sale, r Possession about the tenth day Of Sep
tember. Apply to
ANIL it'd
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
BOOK BINDINu
NARTIN JOHNSTON,
B O o X ID IN - e II. i.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURES, 40
Special attention given to making ecceun
books Of every variety Of ruling and bindmgS
Missing numbers Of magazines supplied.
orders by nail promptly responded to.
Sx<s SM a.ET &VREET
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

DIR. W M. FIELDS
ETlLLoc rtinues his slccessruI practice Of
N MlDIOINl, ior the cure Of ofconsumption, liver
diseases, dropsy, lntermitting fcyeri disese
{. til Q eye and ears, insisted and other tn
nors, letters, itch Of the worst grade, ulcers
9th limbs, together with many other disea-
ses, such q fevers, small pox, &c. The Doc
tor returns his thanks for past fAvors and
hopes his customers will stu continue their
patronage.
BWeet SeveUeh street. Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

ATTENTION.
ALL persons desiring PURE DRUGS
enicals, or wishing
Their prescriptions or
Private receipts carefully
Compounded OF pure mstsr-
aals, should 10 to the DTsUs
STORE Of
II. r. BRINGHUkSI,
xi7 MnKKET STREET
1Ot ..l Wilmington. DE
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

mo LET.-Two second story rooms, two
squares from Market street; west, pri-
References required. Address "Respectable
home" this Office. 0ct8-3t.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

NOR; SALE.-A thirty i've dollar MA .
CHINE, can be bought for fifteen dol
lars never been used, 1t is called the Centen-
NAL Machine. Apply at No. 828 West Fifth
street sep58.dtf
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

TOR RENT.-Belper cottage near corner
II of Front and Union streets, formerly 0c-
cupied by X. n. Grifath1 with 10 acres Of
land. Apply to DR.. L. P BUSH,
sep24-lm or GEO. W. BUSH.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

PreR1dent C1ty COUNCIL,
VIM. H. FOrLK, Clerk City Council.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

EIOR SALE An engine, lathe and tur
i bine wheel. j. G. HlRzEL, No. 20s
East Second street. a iun1-dtf
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09

TNOk SALE.-Six fine shepherd pups, full
bred. Inquire at Stall No. SS Eighth
street market on Saturday.
Oc6- -6td.1 1tW,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-03
Russla's Real Reasons for Sending a Fleet
to America.

The presence of six Russian mcn-Of- war
IN American waters at this time is now
regarded as having more significance than
the mere escort Of the two Russian Dukes
Alexis and Constantine. 1t is believed
that the Car, when he ordered the feet
to this country had in his minds eye that
war between his Empire and Turkey was
inevitable, and that it would be wise
stroke of policy to have cruising in the
Atlantic six fleet ships Of his navy in case
England should in any contingency be-
come involved in the complication. In
that event it is believed that Russia would
commence a system of predatory attacks,
on the commerce of England in the waters
OF the Atlantic. Such a stroke would
compel England to keep its North Attain
tic fleet in condition to protect its com
merclal marine, and at the same time look
after the movements of the Russian men
of-War. 1t would also lead undoubtedly
to the passage of free shipping law in
the United States, the repeal of the
present Navigation law in order to give
the commerce of England the protection
which would be accorded to it by flying
the American colOrs. Naval officers say
that the Russian ships now in the waters
OF the Atlantic are the fastest of the Cars
naval establishment, and by reason of
their thorough sailing capacity as to
speed could do incalculable damage and
elude the vigilance Of a whole fleet of
vessels OF less speed, though more form
liable in armament.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-03

The Portland Argus of Saturday contains all &C
count Of the drowning of DR.. Cleveland Wiley, in
the river at Bethel, Oxford county Dr. Wiley will
be remembered in Belfast as the teacher of the
High school few years ago, where he made hosts
Of friends.
We had an opportunity while going out of the
bay on the steamer katahdin, last week. to see and
hear the new fog bell, on Ash Island Point. The
machinery by which it is rung is the invention OF
Mr. Close of Bangor The bell. which is very
heavy one, is supported on an iron pillar set in
the ledge. 1t is rung by machinery moved by the
action of the waves, which strikes it about eight
times a minute. From the pilot house we could
hear the bell, while still nearly mile away. send
ne out its warning tones, strong and clear. The
point upon which the bell is located, is one always
made by vessels and steamers bound in and out
the western bay, and the additional security which
il affords Is very great Captains and pilots are
delighted with it. The sound of a bell, they say.
can be better located and is more reliable than
steam whistle any other signal If experience
should prove the machinery reliable these bells
should be placed by the government on dangerous
points all along the coast
SEARsroRT. The store OF TYLER Crockett was
recently entered in the night time by burglars
Eiccting an entrance through IA window they
utcd the money draw of some $50 coppers. and
took from the shelves good supply OF tobacco
cigars maple sugar, AZ. The manner and place of
entrance and goods stolen, indicate that the per
petlators belong 10 a gang Of boys already spotted
by the community rs candidates for quarters al
&.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-03
BOSTON MARKET.

MONDAY, April 30.
BurTER-We quote choice freshly made cream
cries at 23a2fc per ID; choice dairy at 22a24c
fair to good at l8a2lc; common at 14al6c old but
ter ranges from 10a1Gc.
CHEESE-We quote at II 1-2a l5c for old and Pa
13c per ID for new.
EGGs-We note sales Of Western at 1lal3 1-2c per
doz Northern at Halt Lee per doz, and Eastern at
DC per doz.
BEANs-The market is very firm, and it would be
difficult to buy any lots of mediums below 50 81 -.
Yellow eyes are firm ut 81 50ao %, and Pea beans
are in demand at So oot; % per BUSH
GRASS SEEn-We quote at s. 00a2 IS per bush for
far to choice Timothy or herds grass 81 50a2 20 per
sack OF so lbs for Western Jersey red top III la
l1c per 10 for New York clover, and l6al6 Lie per
Id for Western clover; $1al 20 per bush for Hun
garian seed, and s 1a1 20 per bush Tor Millet.
PoTAToEs--The market is easier for Potatoes and
we hear of sales of Rose in bbs at 81 62 - per Dbl
and 81 % per bush at the roads. Jacksons sell at
81 0Jal 10 per bush.
HAY AND STRAw-We quote at $50 O0a2l 90 for
prime lots Of coarse hay; Sl7 GOALS 90 for mediums
and l5 Goa Il % per ton for fine Straw ranges from
ST. 00a22 co per ton,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-03
SHIP NE WIS.
PORT OF BELFAST .
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
April, 18th, schrs. William Tell, Mathews, Rock
land; Mary Jane, (Br) Allan, Maitland, N. S.
April 9th. schrs. Lillian, Ryan, Boston; Lizzie
Poor, Dickey, Baltimore; Orono, Powers, Mt. De
sert; Sea Flower, Fisher, Deer Isle f. S. Wilson,
Patterson. Rockland, with lime to NJ. Il. Cooper &
Co.
April 2sth, schr. w. B. Darling Pendleton, Hobo
KEN with coal to Swan & Sbley Bros.
April 18th, schrs. Maud Webster, Winthrop, New
York; Mary Eliza, Bullock Boston; A. ii. Whit
more, Webb, Baltimore; Lucy Elizabeth, Clements
Waldoboro; p. NJ. Bonnie Burgess, Vinalhavcn.
SAILED.
April 25th, schrs Empire, Ryan, Boston; Abby
Gale, Darby, do; Maabar, Welsh, Newburyport
Miss; NJ. b. Cakes, Mathews, New York and II
market, with 1000 bushels potatoes, by Pitcher &
Gorham; Grace Lee, Sanborn, fishing grounds;
Hattie Gray Sylvester, Deer Isle.
April 10th, schrs. Martha A. Brewer, Mcfarland
fishing grounds; Sarah Il. Putnam, Lowe, Beverly
Mass; Defiance, Thorndike, Rockland; Lois u
Chaples, Chaples, Camden to finishing loading for
Jacksonville.
April 9th, schrs. S. }. Gilmore, Sylvester North
port; Amazon, Robinson, Bangor.
April 2sth, schr Earl, Cunningham Chcrrytied,
Maine.
April Goth, sehrs Mary Jane, (Br.) Allan, Matt
land. n s.; Sea Flower, Fisher, Deer Isle.