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Senator NIorton,s Condition,

WASHINGTON, Oct. % "A friend of Senator
Morton has reliable information that the Sena-
tors recent dangerous symptom is the presence
of asthenia, that is, gradual wasting away of
the body, occasioned by his inability to assmi-
late food. This is the result of congestive
condition of the mucous membrane of the
stomach and intestinal attack, induced by the
Inflammation of the large intestlnes, this in
fiammation having been brought on by the un-
soon after arriving in Richmond. After fully
agreeing upon this diagnosis of his condition
the physicians instituted extraordinary meas
ures to noursh the patient, which have had a
salutary effect thus far. They fully realize that
his condition is somewhat precarious, and have
no hesitancy in saying that his life depends
on decided change. Still they are hopeful.
The Senator is keenly alive to his condition,
and seconds all efforts in his behalf.
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A Neglected Liver.

The bile has three-fod part assigned to it by the
great manager, Nature 1t assists in the digestive
process, acts as coorng agent of the BLOOD and is
essential to the evacuative function. When the liver
grows torpid, complete chaos ensues in the stomach
and bowels; the bile is injected into the circulation
in large quantities. and constipation and indigestion
are produced Pains under the right shoulder blade
and through the right side, headaches vertigo vel
lowness of the skn furred tongue and nausea, also
follow. But these and other symptoms of bilious
ness, and the disorders which accompany it, are
tirely removed by Hostetters Stomach Bitters that
benign rectiier Of organic disturbance and remedy
for physical weakness. Intermittent and remittent
fever, urinary and etroubles, rheumatism govt
and other maadies, also yield to the remedial nfu
ence of the great corrective and nVgorant 1t is the
peoples chosen remedy. oc22eod&w1w
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LfhOM MEhUHANI 5 LACHANGEI
Ar at Belfast, l. 2ith inst, brig Mary Haskell
Hatch. New York.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater Goth, ship Astoria. Pot
ter, Amsterdam.
Sid I'm Norfolk 25th, ship Geo Manson, Hum
phreys Liverpool.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Cattle-receipts of $500 head
shipments 5000 head good scarce; best natives a,
40; half tat firm at sol grass Steers at 80 "a rs
Colorado fairly active at rs q 60; through Texas
at IVY Sg 5o; common natives at 90 q rs; Bull
fairly active at 10 co. Steers and feeders natye
250@375
Hogs-receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900 head
the end and closed firm: Philadelphias at 30 "a 40
New New England at 80 "a 20; packing at 60 a 95
oheepEreceipts 1900 head; steady with fair de.
mand; shipping at 8 rs a 475.
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BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
Russian Victory at Plevna-A Strong Tar
kish Position Taken.


Russian Victory at Plevna-A strong Tar
kish Position Taken.
LONDON, Oct. ga Russian official de.
spatch dated Tutchenitzas before Plevna, Oct.
%, says:
Yesterday after desperate engagement of
ten hours, Gourko's detachment cooperating
with portion of the imperial guard, captured
strong Turkish position between Gurpji, Du-
brik and Teliche. Gourko then stationed him
self on the Sofia road strengthening his posi-
ton with new Notifications. This engagement
resulted in the capture Achmet Errsi Pasha,
together with his chief staff; many other Turk
ish officers, about 5000 foot soldiers and an en-.
tire regiment of cavalary; four cannon and a
quantity of rifles and ammunition were also
captured. Our loss is unknown but must have
been considerable.
In regard to Gen. Gourkos victory, Chevket
Pasha's official despatch from Orchaine claims
the ATTACK on Tebiche was repulsed, but after
wards admits that that the Russian cavalry has
posted itself at Dubrik and destroyed the tele-
graph lines.
A Russian Attack on Rustchuk RepuIsed.
Suleman Pasha telegraphs under date of
October 18th as follows:
"Today twelve Russian battalions with cav
airy and artillery attacked Rustchuk. The
Turks made sortie and forced the Russians to
retire into their intrenchments at Ryrgos, with
a loss of $50 killed and wounded. Four Rus
sian div; sions attacked the Tuakish line on the
LON from Jouananciftik, near Kosovo, on the
right to Solenik on the left. They were repuls-
ed with a loss of 800 killed and some prisoners.
The Turkish loss was 134 killed and 60 wound
ed
Kars ON Fire.
VIENNA, Oct. pa special to the Presse
says Kars has been bombarded and that part
of the city is on fire. The place is provisioneG
for four months.
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NEW YORK.


The Erie Railroad to Run Line 10 Bos-
ton.
NEW YORK, Oct 25.-It is reported that the
receiver of the Erie Railroad has nearly COM
pleted negotiations to secure terminus at Bos-
ton, in competition with the New York Cen
trail. The plan is to lay a third rail fIom the
West to the BiDghampton, Albany & Susqde-
hanna road, to be tapped from the Hudson riv-
er, new line of 20 mi les to be built to connect
with the Troy and Greenfield Railroad, pass
ing through Hoosac tunnel the remainder of
the distance to be over the Vermont and Mas
sachusetts and Boston and Fltchburg roads. 1t
is also stated that the Erie contemplates new
connection to Philadelphia via the Susquehan-
ma depot, which would explain the laying of a
third rail to that place.
The. Cigar Make rs' Strike,
The cigar packers have determined to join
The cigar makers strike. 1t is expected that
this will hasten settlement. More manufac-
turers acceded to the strikers demands yester-
day.
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Gen. Grant in Paris.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Grant on
landing at Boulogne, on their way to Paris yes
terday, were welcomed by Mr.. Hugett Grand.
shire, Senator for the Pas de Calais. and by the
sub-prefect of Bouogne. The latter was spe.
G ally deputed by the government to greet the
General on his arrival on French soil. At Paris
Gen. Grant was greeted by Marquis Dalzar,
first aide-de-camp of President MacMahon.
PARIS, Oct 25-Gen. Grant and party visit
ed Elysee this afternoon and were received by
Marshal aud Madame MacMahop, the latter
acting as interpreter. The interview was en-
trely informal and cordial. President MacMa.
hon extended and Gen. Grant accepted an invi-
tation to dine next Thursday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
BANGOR, Oct. %. - Yesterday Alexander
Cooper, farmer residing about one and half
miles from this city, was standing upon load
of hay, assisting in binding it by rope, when
the rope broke and he fell backwards from the
load, struck upon his head and broke his neck.
Horse Thief Bound Over.
CALAIS, Oct 25.-Charles Boulter was bound
over to appear at the January term of court at
Machias by Judge Downes in the sum of $500,
to answer to the charge of stealing DR.. D, Hen
nessey's horse and carriage in Bangor.
Fire i'm ID oothbay.
BATH. Oct. 25.-The house of Capt. Charles
Reed at Boothbay ,Harbor was destroyed by
fire last night with portion of the furniture.
Loss $1,000; fully insured.
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The statement fiat the strike at Boltop y, Eng
land, is over, is incorrect.
Two shocks of earthquake were distinctly
felt at Lisbon yesterday.
The statement that a considerable number of
American masons who arrived at London from
strikers is untrue. The striking mssons met
the Americans at the pier but were dispersed.
The latter have been assured plenty of work at
good wages.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. wiIbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

Inyads need longer dread to take that great spe
c'fic for Consumption, Asthma and threatening
C0ughs,-Ccd Liver Oil. As prepared by DR.. Wilbor.
it is robbed of the nauseang taste, and also embod-
les preparation of the Phosphate of Lime, giving
nature the very article required to aid the healing
qualities of the OIL and to recreate where disease has
destroyed This article alsolforms remarkable ton
ic and will cause weak land deblitated persons to
become strong and robust. For sale by all respecta
bic druggists throughout the country and should be
kept in every family for instant use on the first ap-
pearance of Coughs or Irritation 1.-THE Lungs Man
ufactured only by A, B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists oc22eodlwsn
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ITALY,
Aprominent yesui, Exn,,,.a

LONDON, Oct. 25.-Several dispatches from
Rome ASSERT that the General of the Jesuits by
the Pope's order has expelled from the society
Father Cruel, editor of the Civitia Catholica
and both as a sacred orator and writer here tn.
fore regarded as one of the brightest ornaments
of the Jesuit order and Roman church. Father
Cruci's offense was maintaining that the TEN.
poral power was rot necessary to the wel-bepe
of the church. He said he intended to publish
full account of his differences with the Vati
can dating from 1871
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War Notes,

The Servsan Skuptschina will not meet be-
fore December, so the question of peace or war
cannot be decided before that time. The Tur-
kish troops on the southern frontier will conse-
quently be Withdrawn an d sent against the
Moptenegrins
All means of transportation at Philipopolls
and Sofia have been requisitioned for carrying
provisions into Plevna.
Surgeons attached to the English smbuances
at Plevna report that on the 18th there were
1900 wounded then. Private houses have been
converted into hospitals and the want of lint
and medicines is greatly felt
Russian losses to the 18th are officially stated
at 10000 men.
Prince Sergius of Lenchtenburg aid-de-camp
of the Gar was killed in the Czarwitoh's re-
cent reconnaissance.
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MAISRIED.

In this city, Oct. %, at St. Luke's Cathedral by
the Right Reverend the Bishop of Maine John Blake
White, M. D., of New YORK. and Margaret Stuyves-
ant, daughter of George E. b. JacAson of this city.
In Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth. Oct 20, by Rev.
Geo. w. Barber, Augustine f. Littlefeld of Portland
and Miss Sadie 6. Sawyer of Lewiston.
In Lisbon, Oct. "a, by Rev. L. Given. Pred Tryon
of Pownal and Miss Addie NJ Jordan of Lisbon.
In New York, Oct. 10th, by the Rev. George w.
Woodruff, Alex. Matheson, of New Berne, N. G
and Florence P. Allen of Portland.
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New York stock and Money markes.

NEW YORK, October 25-Evening.- Money market
opened at "a per cent. call, but receded to a
7 per cent, and last dealings were at 5. Foreign
Exchange irmer with advance to 4S14 for sixty days
bills, but the rate remained at 4S6 for demand Colo
steady at 1929 throughout the day; carrying rates
1@ II per cent. borrowing rates flat, q per cent.
Gold clearance $l5,6s3 600. The Customs receipts
to-day were $2o2 ooo The treasury disbursements
Governments heavy and feverish, closing dull, State
bonds more active.
In Railroadbonds Chicago s. Northwestern consol
gold coupons rose to SO with considerable business
Lehgh q Western consol fell off to SO; New York
Central LIST sold l1s3 @ 1lSs; Great Western rsts ex
coup 9la; North Western consol 1919; do rsts 1911
9 lO71; Lake Shore cou registered frsts at 1863 q
10Y; Michigan Central7.
stock market higher. advance in prices ranging
from to q per cent as compared with the closing
quotations OF yesterday.
The TRANSACTIONS MS at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated 1911 946 shares, including New York Central
1890 shares, Erie 1880 shares Lake Shore AZ $50
shares, North Western 10000 shares, do preferred
1900 shares st Paul 1900 shares, do preferred 1900
shares, Delaware, Lackawanna 81 Western 1900
shares, Hudson 7l4O shares, Michigan Central 1900
stares, Western Union Al, AL shares, New Jersey
Southern $500 shares.
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Inc Indian commissioners yesterday passed
resolution expressing satisfaction at the ap-
po i e 5 OF e. Il. Hoyt to the Commissioner
The German American Citizens Association
OF new horK last night endorsed the county
Benz. j. Cole, an extensive iron founder and
machiuist at Lake Village, has gone into
bankruptcy. This does not involve the Cole
Manufacturing Company, of which he is a
member.
Bark Amity, from the River Platte to Richi-
oucto, is ashore on Cape Tormebtine. She is
probably a total loss.
Wrights wooden and -four mills at Des
MONIES were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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LONDON, Oct. 25-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 90 Lie
or money and account.
LONDON, October 25 $3.50 P. M-American securi.
ties-United States bonds, lO-i0s 1851; 5s 1868
Cts, los; Erie 13s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 25-12.15 P. M.-Cotton market
hardening; Midding uplaDds at Sled do Orleans
at SD sales bales including 1900 bales for
ulaton and export; receipts $500 bales.
Winter Wheat 10 q II 3; Spring do 10 a II 8
California average ~ q 10 club 10 a 10 g.; Corr
20 6; Peas 80. Provisions Pork ~ g. Beef 80 6: Ba
con 40 9 Al 5; Lard 46; Taow Al; Cheese g. TaloH
at London 80 a SO 9.
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PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 25.-The jury in the case
of Edward l. Hankins, for the murder of VIM.
Daley, came in at 80 this afternoon, after be-
ing out about 80 minutes, with verdict of not
guilty. The announcement which was not un-
expected, was received with great applause 10
the court room. Hankins was. the recipient of
many substantial donations from those present.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, October 25-The markets are general
iy quiet and show but little change. Sugars however
advanced ac to-day and quote tgranulated at 1Olc
and Extra c. at 9sc. Flour is not very active. but
prices are quite firm at the quotations of yesterday
Corn is still firm and higher prices are looked for
Pork and Lard are unchanged.
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JACKSONVILLE-Ar 18th, schs Helen NJ Con-
don, McCarty, and JAS W Brown, Coombs, from New
York.
Sid 18th, sch " g Moseley, Urann, Baltimore.
RICHMOND, VA-Ar 22d, sch John Farnham
Hathaway, Kennebec; Catawamteak, Kennedy, fn
Norfolk
ALEXANDRIA, Ar 22d, sch Abbott Deyereux
Rioh, Boston.
Sid 22d, sch Norman, for Georgetown.
Passed up, sch Melissa Wiley, for Georgetown.
Passed down. sch l. Whtmore, for Boston,
BALTIMORE-Ar 23d, sch Jennie Wiley, Chad
wick, Ksnnebec.
Ar oath, sch Kate M Hilton. Adams. Bath.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 23d, brig A , Pettengill,
Hail. Gefie; schs May Munroe, Hall, Hurricane ISL
and; Mary W Hupper, GilchIst, Dix Island.
Ar at Lewes 23d, barque Lavinia, Eaton, Bordeaux
via New York.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 25-There is little busi
ness in printing cloths; few small lots extra 81 Ga
at Life cash, less per cent for thirty days. but
generally extra is firm at 11-16 cash without dis
COUNT standards quoted &c., Sc COS at 3sc cash
less per cent ~
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Life Insurance a Duty.

To those dependent upon salary, a Policy is in5
dispenSable TO those possessing more of this
acords goods. it appeals, first, security against
all possible contingencies. No one now wealthy is
sure of dying so. Secondly, a means of occumuld-
tom for, taking the expectation of Life, Policy of
Insurance on your life will probably yield you fair
interest for your annual investment besides the full
return of the amount paid In the of previous
DEATH the Policy is beyond question the best invest
ment that can be made, often increasing. very many
times the amount of premiums raid' The Chief adj
vantage Of Life Insurance u.s. that it makes this pro
vision a0hen most needed, and schen every other
means may fail.
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MARINE NEWS.
Launched mt Bow doinham.

Launched mt Bow doinham.
GARDINER Oct 25.-Successfully launched
at Bowdoinham yesterday the fine ship Sea
King, 1900 tons burthen, built and owned by
Gao. Theobold and others of Richmond. She
BENZ. Adams of Bowdoinham will command
her.
Launched at B0ofhbay.
BATH Oct 25.-Goss & Sawyer launched to-
day the fine ship of 1854 tons named Florence,
owned by Chas' Davenport, John Patten &
Son, George p Davenport, Francis Kelley and
Capt. John R. Kelley of Bath, who commands
her, and Chas. e. Moody OF Boston.
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Clearing House Transac lions.

PORTLAND, Oct. 25.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction Of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. $685. 1870 Is
Net Balances. ...... .....,-.".'"... SO, $50 80
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10oo bush corn meal to 6
w True q Co.
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DIED.

III West Buxton, Oct. 15 of consumption, Mary f..
adopted daughter of George W. and Sarah Halnes,
aged 20 years months % days.
In Bath, Oct. "a, Mrs. Lucy M. Nourse wife Of the
late Dr. Amos Nourse, aged 50 years months
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FISHERMEN,
D0llESTIG RARTS.

Ar at Magdalen Islands 18th. sch Ann Leonard
Holmes, from Labrador for Eastport.
Ar at Halifax 22d. sch Edwin Deliver, Walker
Western Banks for -.
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FOREIGN.
The TurcO-Russian War.
RUSSIAN VICTORY AT PLEVNA
Important Turkish Position Cap
tured.
ATTACK ON RUSTCHUK RE-
PULSED.
AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.

OxA1I2H
The Russian Repulse at Kars.
LONDON, Oct. PA despatch from Ere
roum says that the Russians have been repuls-
ed in an attack on Fort Thames. A renewal
of the attack is expected.
A despatch from Constantinople says that
Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs that he is hopeful
of retrieving his former positions.
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DO NOT DELAY !!

Having made up your mind to insure. do SO now
Many instances are known where death has inter-
vened between the determination and the act. If in
health, tomorrow may not find you SO, and you will
be denied the privilege Tomorrow: it may moi
come. 81 C mot afford it, Then how can your
family afford to do without it? The very difficulty
ing the effort.
This Company, since its organization, has paid in
insurance on the lives of thoughtful Fathers and
Sons, to those who otherwise would have been left
destitute, the noble amount of over
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HOTEL DIRECTORY,
AURUBN.

Embracing the leading Hotels In the State, at which
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found.
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Boston Stock Market.
lSales at tie Brokers Board, Oct %
$4,000 Union Pacific Railroad Ss......,,.., 93I
25 Boston q Maine Railroad. ................. 93
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Onf o6 II NH
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For New England
ACQUITTED

cloudy weather and rain areas, northerly winds,
lowed by rising barometer.
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Barque NoIena, Walcott at New York from Ma
tanzas reports 18th inst Patrick Sullivan, seaman
of Halifax, aged 46 years. died of yellow fever and
was buried at sea.
Sch Leonessa, Of Rockand, Capt j Achorn, Jr
sailed from Charleston alexandria Sept 2Sth, and
was spoken Both, since which nothlng has been heard
from her,
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AUGUSTA.

alR House, Court. st. w. 8. & A. Young
PrODrietOra.
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| A heavy snow storm prevailed in St. John

heavy snow storm prevailed in st. John
last night.
Francis Robinson of Emersons mipstrells
committed socide at lngersol, Ontario, yester.
day.
The derelct brig George L.. Gilchnrist has
been picked up at sea and towed to Southwest
Pass. She will be pumped out and lowed to
New Orleans today.
H. Moses, private secretary to Mr.. Ferry,
President pro tenspore of the Senate, has been
appointed clerk to the Senate committee on
post offices.
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Augusta House, State ST., NLitid
Proprietor.
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Parker Mouse. School So. M. ID. Parker&
Co., PrOprietOrs.
st. James HOTEL. n. CrOcker, ProprIJ
etor.
fremont House, fremont Sf.-Chapin,
Quincy 81 Go. PROPRIETOR.
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safh saoIei, q. M. PIummer, Proprietor
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LAUNCHED-At Bowdoinham 23d, from the yard of
John Rideout ship Sea King, 149f tons, owned by
Geo Fl Theobold Of Richmond, Capt Adams OF Bow
doinham, (who is to command herr and Others.
At Bath 25th by Goss & Sawyer, ship Florence,
1854 TONS owned by Chas Davenport and others, and
to be commanded by Capt Kelley of Bath.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARIN n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Thursday, Oct. 25.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Boston for Halifax.
Sch Thos j Martin, Marts, Philadelpha-coal to
Eastern RR.
Sch Florida, Bagley, Port Johnson-coa to Maine
Central kR.
Sch Fanny Butler, Warren. Portsmouth. seeking
Sch Lucknow, (Br) McNeilley, Nova Scotia, with
wood to Whidden.
Sch M E Amsden, Baker, Windsor, Ms, for New
York.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond
Sch George Mcclellan, Keene, Bay Chaleur-1I8
bbs mackerel.
Schs City Point. Brewster. with 60 bbls mackerel
Frauk Skllngs Bolton, 50 do; Alice M Gould, so do;
Gen Grant. Nelson 100 do, (mainboom broken)
Sen Monticello, Farrow, Bristol.
Sch Henry Adelbert, Meady, Kennebec for George
town.
Sch Gar, Hammond. Kennebec for New York.
Sch Ella. Hatch. Kennebec for New York.
Sch Hammond, Goldthwaite, Kennebec for New
York.
Sch Fred Fish, Davis, Kennebec for Washington.
Sch Flora e Mcdonald Mcdonald, Kennebec for
Philadelphia,
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Steamer Falmouth. Colby Halifax, NS-J B
Coyle.