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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-23
SAULT STE MARIE, June II, 1877.


AS yet mail facilities do not improve
much. The TRIBUNE of the 2d reached
here OH the 11th. This is fair sample
of orr mails. A large proportion of out.
going mail matter. especially letters are
handed to the clerk of the boats, to be
mailed at Detroit or Marquette.
The long looked for, long hoped fol-
rain has come The woods fires are out,
With the raiu came great change in
the weather. and OH the morning of the
11th, "a heavy frost was visible. Probably
very little damage was done, however.
The n. Il. propeller Maine, on the 11th,
brought down large number of people
from, Onoto. the fire-destroyed village.
Capt. Cramer says that the berett people
there are living in the open air, with
what few of their personal effects that
was saved gathered around them. Some
have blankets to shelter them and some
have not. Relief was sent them from
Marquette. All are seeking all OppOrtu-
nifty to get away.
A sailor on the schooner Goskawk,
bound up, met with a very serious acci-
dent as the vessel was passing the locks,
on the 10th. The Goshawk. was in tow
OF barge, and as the barge started up it
war found the tow line would part, and
an order was given TO slack it. The line
being wet and stiff was har,l to manage.
and the sailor got his leg between it and
the tow-post, and the result was crush
ed leg. He was taken off and DIR. Lyon
called who rendered the necessary sur
gical assistance. One bone in the leg
was found broken. He will be laid mp
some time. His name wss John Mitch
ell.
A small sized land slide occurred in
the new canal OH the 9th. which caused
a little anxiety on the part of some for
the safety of the old clnal office which
stood upon the brink of the slide. The
contractors are doing theirumost 10 pre-
vent any serious'danger, and will prpba-
bly, succeed. The danger probably looks
much greater than it really is. 1t WAS
caused by the heavy rain.
The question rs to who shall be our
next postmaster is now being agiiated in
a very quick way. As tar as | can learn
there arr four persons who have official
longings. These are Mr.. Ripley, the
present deputy Mr.. Taylor. the manager
w. U. L. company, Mr.. Scranton. al old
resident and merchant, and a young man
by the name of McNaugllton. L under
stand, however, that Mr.. Taylor has adj
vices from the headquarters OF the com
pan, which will take him out of the field.
As far as am able to Judge, from indi-
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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS

By Trustee Perrin: That the commu-
nication of b. F, King. with reference tn
the smokestack OH his mill. he taken
from the table. Adopted.
The Marshal stated that he had seen
live cinders escape from the smoke stack
on the mill. Mr.. King and Mr.. Linder.
man each stated they thought it would
be impossible to get sufficient draft if any
closer screen We're on the TOP of the
stack.
BY Trustee De Puy: That the matter
bereferred 10 a special committee of
three to report at next meeting. Adopt
ed, and Trustees De Puy, Hall and Per-
rim were appointed as such committee.
By Trustee Hall: That the report of
the Street Commissioner presented at the
last meeting of the Council. amounting
to $137 73, be accepted and an order
drawn for the amount. Adopted.
; BY Trustee Perrin: Resolued. That the
Council furnish forty suits for the fire
company. consisting of jackets and caps
and said suits TO be taken charge of by
the Chief Engineer. and he to become
responsible for the same. Said suits to
cost not more than $3 20 each. Adopt
ed.
BY Trustees Farrell That special COM
committee of two be appointed to attend
to the matter of furnishing the suits for
the firemen. Adopted. and Trustees De
Puy and Farrell were appointed as such
committee.
The liquor bonds Of Moses Rapin,
]. j. Cueny and Alex McCartee were
presented and approved.
The following accounts were presented
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Moved by Trustee Perrin, that the or
dinance. entitled, IAN ordinance
to amend section 4. Of Ordin-
anceo No. 8. entitled an ordi-
nance relative to pounds and Gel tain ami
mails running at large," be taken from
the table. Adopted.
! Moved by Trustee Farrell. that the
rules he suspended, and the ordinance
be pHt upon its immediate passage.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-hfrustees Perrin, Hall, De Puy,
Farrell. McGinn-5. J
Nays-Nonp. m
On motion of fTrusteePerrin, that the or
dinance entitled "An ordinance to amend
section 4. of ordinance No. 5. entitled
An ordinance relative toponnds and cer-
tain animals running at large was read
and the same was adopted by the follow
ing vote: r
Ye;,s-Frustpes Perrin, Hall, Farrell,
De Puy' McGin,r-5.
Nays-NOup.
Moved by Trustee Farrell. that the or
dinance entitled AN ordinance relative
to depOsiting and burning sawdust and
other refuse stlItf," be taken from the
table. Adopted.
Moved by Trustee Farrell. that the
rules be Suspended and the ordinance
put upon its immediate passage. Adopt
Ell by the following vote:
Yeas-Trustees Perrin, Hall, Farrell
De Puy. McGinn-5.
Nays-None.
On motion OfiTrustee that the
ordinance drafted by the Village AttOr-
ney, entitled IAN ordinance relStive to
depositing and burning sawdust and
other refuse stuff" was read and the same
was adopted. more than two-thir,ls OF
the Council voting therefor. us follows
4eas-Trustees Perrin, Hall, Farrell
De Puy, Nc 5inn-5.
Adjourned.
.THOS RENTIFY. Clerk
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-23

cations, Mr.. Scranton seems to be ahead
in the race.
Mr.. p. S. Church, whose raspberry jam
has made his nametknown to everybody
who has travelled i'm the northern lakes,
is delivering large amount of square
timber to the canal which is to be used
for the purpose of extending the pier at
the entrance of the canal. X. Il. o.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-23

TyHEsE LANDS are all situated within rea-
i sonable distance of ,Cheboygan, and are
among the best in this section OF the state. II
is cheaper to buy choice land near town, at a
reasonable price, than to take inferiorlands for
nothing. nql7-n
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-23

Nos p and rs. at Forr Wayne with
Fast express trains Of the =,
CRY, {, and from Pittsburg, HARRISBURG: Dais-
more, Washington, philadelphia and New nr... iorx.
trains on Toledo, Western railway, to and nom
Quincy, st. Louis. Kansas City. and Texas points.
Nos. and Mt Kalamazoo with Micmgan Zen Zen
trail r z. to and from Chicago, and at heeu City
with F &P NJ Ry. for Ludington. ~.
No. connects at B NJ Junction with M
railroad, and ut Grand Rapids with ID X Tor
Detroit and all points east.
Nos 2, 50 and 6-connect atRichmond with Pitts
burg Cincinnati q st Louis X r. for indianapolis,
Louisville. st Louis and all points southwest Also
IOr DAYTON. Xenia, Columbus, sc.
Nos. 5 and have through sleeping and chair cars
between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids.
Boo saturday ni4ht train No. rms TO
Rid1evil only, and train No. to Fort Wayne
s.tDaily except Sundays. daily.
III j. HI. PAGE,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-23

OPENCER HOUSE,

This house is situated near the dock, and
commands q fine view of the lake. Splendid
accommodations for summer visitors. Good
rooms and liberal rates. 45tf
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1877.


(OffciaI) o
|, An adjourned meeting of the Council
of the village of Cheboygan was held at
the Council rooms, on Thursday evening,
June 2lst, 1877.
Present-Trustees McGinn, Perrin, De
Puy, Farrell. Hall. Attorney Bell.
Absent-President Strohn, Trustee
McKervey.
Minutes of proceeding session read and
approved.
COMMUNICArIoNs FROM VILLAGE OF
49, rr rFICERS. n = - - ~
From Village Attorney:
fAt CHECOYGAN, June is. 1861
To the Honorable. the Council of the Village of
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Dr.. Reynolds, the originator of the red
ribbon movement in this state, is to be at
Alpena. Cannot an effort be made to
have the doctor visit Cheboygan; his
presence might revive the movement
here and increase the good which it has
already done.
The cargo of the schooner Kate Gillet,
consisting of 256,000 feet of lumber from
this port, mostly boards, was sold by
Irish, Bullen & Co., in Chicago, for $3.50
per 1000 feet. That OF the schooner
Duncan City, from Duncan City, con-
sisting of dry boards, was sold for $11,
by the same firm. Shingles are quoted
as selling at 81 and 50 l5 pei 1000, and
and lath at 81 %, in the same market.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-06-23
The Lumber Market.

The Chicago Inter-Ocean of last Tues
dap says that the fir1nness which has
characterized the lumber market for
sometime past seems to be giving place
to weakness, the heavy rains throughout
the numbering regions having dispelled
the short log theory. and buyers are gen.
orally disposed to hold off. Numerous
cargoes are being received daily, and the
supply exceeds the demand, thus weaken
ing the price. 1t notices the sale of the
cargo of the San Jacinto from this place.
consisting of 100000 feet, largely boards.
at $9.37%. and the cargo of the schooner
Great West, from Duncan City, 10000
feet OF twelve-inch dry boards, at $1O.-
S7a. These prices are fully up to the
average of cargOes reported sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28
By F, A. Kerby, Auctioneer,

mo, 6G King street, Alexandra, pnJ
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
i Corporation Court for the city of Alexan-
drja. rendered IT the October term, 1877, OF the
said Court in the suit of Boyd and wife vs.. Al.
exander ct ais, pending therein, the subscrib'
ers, as commissioners OF sale. appointed ny the
said decree, will expose for sale by public suc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the lst day OF Decem-
Der, 1877, at II M. in front Of the promises, tho
following described property, viz:
lst A LOT OF GROUND, with THREE
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon, situ=,-
ted at the northeast intersection OF Royal nad
Cameron streets, IN tho city CT Alexandra, VIZ
ginia in front on Cameron street ~ feat inch.
and extending north wsrdy in depth Al feet
inches, mora or less being tho promises now
occupied by w. A. johnson as store
"a A LOT OF GROUND. with a TIL GEE
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon, cd.
Joining the above described property on tho cast,
IN front or Cameron ri feet and extend
ing north wardy in depth so feet inches. moro
or less, with an outlet, foot wldo. loading into
Royal street.
Terms of Sals One tenth Of tho purchss,
money TO be paid in cash on the day OF sale, ana
the residue in thro, equal instalmonts at six.
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sale; tho deferred payments to bear Interest
frsm the day of ssle and to be securod by Tho
notes of tho purchaser or purchasers. with ap'
proved security and tho retention OF the title 10
the property until said notes arc paid.
GEO. A. MUSHBACH, Damn -
K. KEMPER, "rHaI,
ocsl-ts ALBERT STUART. oi QUO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28
By Green & Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
TOM MISSIONERS' SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE SUBURBAN FARM-By virtue
of decree CT the Circuit Court for the county
of Alexandria, Virginia, rendered at its Noyem
Der term, 1877 IN the chsncery Cause OF Mills
and wife VS.. Beach, trustee, the undersigned,
special commissioners therein named; VIII Offer
for sale by public auction, on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day of November, 1877, in front of tho
entrance to the Court room, on Fairfax street,
in the city Of Alcxsndris. Virginia that ee.ts'n
thereon, situate in said county of Alexandris.
Va, on the north eide of the Middle Turnpik"
road. about II miles from the city, and next al
joining Ivy Hill Cemetery on the west, contain
Ing acres, rood and y perches, being 70"
occupied by J. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms of Sale: Six hundred dol'a in cash,
and the residue in two equal instalments, six
and twelve months respectively, f'on the day
of sale, with interest Bonds of the purchaser
to be taken for the deferred payments. AND 10 Do
secured by lien on tbs property:
s. FERGUSON BEACH, Specisl
s. CHAPMAN NEALE. ! CONS.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At regular meeting of the Board Ct Alder
men, held November II, 1877, there wer, pre-,
sent: VIM. A. Moore, esq, Pfesid mt, and
Messrs. smoot; Marbusyb Strauss Armstrong
The Committee on Public Property reported
a resolution from Capt w. j. Bootfe Ganeral
Superintendent of the American Coal Co, IN
regard to the condition Of the wharf 1T octu
pied by them, and
On motion of Mr.. Downham the naper was
referred to the Committee on Public Property,
with instructions to the committee 10 advertise
for proposals and proceed to repair tho wharf
The same committee presented tho testimony
taken before them in regard to the Sun .erglne
house. and reports on the subject from Messrs
Strauss. Risheill and Evans, Of the committee,
and on motion the report CT MI Sta 'ss RI quest
ing the Mayor to take charge of the Sun engine
house and turn the same over to the Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund was adopted.
The same committee reported IN favor Ct
changing the gas light at the Royal street en-.
trance OF the Market Building from tho Inside
to the out:i1o of said entrance.
Tho Committee on Streets on the petition of
sundry citizens asking the removal of an OBJ
struction across an alley leading from Payne st.
to Westst reported ths obstruction private OF Q
and the recourse Of the petitioners being Wi! hin
the province Of the courts, and asking to be dis
charged from its further consideration which
was agreed to- also resolution requiring tho
superintendent OF fO!lce TO DOuty MIs3 DWyot
end Miles Murphy to hava tho 0ido~a'k in front
of cir property, on S.. Asaph street, nasr G!5.
bon graded, so rs 10 make it un;l1rnl, and II
not done in ten days In Superintendent OF 70.
lice TO have tho work done at their expense.
On motion of Mr.. Downheln it Was resolved
thet tho sum ct $50 be appropriated for the pur-
pose of purchasing oyster shells to be placed on
Cameron street, between Washington AMI Co.
lumbus the above amount to be expended I'M.
der tho supervision of ths Superintendent OF
Police.
On motion of the same gentleman it was also
resolved that the City Surveyor be Instructed TO
proceed at once to survey all that section of the
city lying between Prince;s and King SITS; and
FayeLte and Alfred streets, and report to Coun
ell. with disgrams of the streets, squares or lots
of ground, showing the grade necessary for
streets squares or lots to be placed upon IN Or
der to secure proper drainage.
An act to authorize the city of Alexandra to
compromise its debt WAS received from the
Common Council and their action concurred in.
A resolution requiring the Auditor to prepare
list of all property now held by the city, the
same having been purchased at tax ssle' and
present the same at the next regular meetlng
was adopted.
A resolution authorizing tho Auditor to issue
his warrant in favor of the widow CT the late D..
j. Walsh for $3.50, was received from tho
Common Council and their action concurred IN.
The Board then adjourned.
Taste: JNo. j. JAMESON, CLERK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28
AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
TkgsTEESSALE OF TWENTY ACRES,
i KNOWN AS GROVE COTTAGE, in the
Vi .ge of Falls Church, county of Fairfax. and
STORY AND FRE HsGyBp x ROOF S'f FRAME NE
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN and other i'm
groVenents. By virtue of dead oftrust, dated
Deeem Der twelfth, A. D. 1870. and duly recorded
in the Clerks office of Fairfax County Court on
the fourteenth day of Deem ber A. D. 1870.
and at the written request of the party secured
thereby, l will sell by public auction to the
highest bidder, ia front { the premises, in said
village CT Falls Church in the county Of Fair.
DAY II" OF DECEMBESK, next twelve o'clock
noon. the following described piece or parcel Of
land situate, lying and being in the village of
Fslls Church, in the county Of Fairfax, and
State of Virginia, to wit: Beginning fer the same
at the north westerly corner of land now or re-
Gently belonging 10 Miss Jsne Lighttoot being
on the south edge Of the Middle turnpike and
running along the side Of said turnpike south
(5O) fifty degrees west, OG) sixteen chains and
(7S) seventy.eight links to-lstely Lloyd's land
thense south (4os) fourty and three quarter DC
ihenso north (59D fhy-nine and quarter de-
grees west (3) three chains ard (7S) seventy
eight links ,hense north (4S) forty eight deg"
west QD one cham and (26) twenty.six links
tEense south (5) five degrees west CD seven chains
and (6l) sixty -one links t, stake near sassa'
1857 eighty.six degrees east l9S) ninety eight
links to stake and stones; thsnse south ,(4l)
forty-one degrees cast (l5) fifteen chains along
the line of Lloyd's land to stone by q fence
post thense north Y0)eighty degrees east (l2>
twelve chains and (45) forty i've links along the
line of said Lightfoots land to the place Of be-
ginning, containing twenty acres and forty.tVo
rods of land, together with sll the improvements
and sppertsnsnces to the same belonging.
Terms of sale So, 0O with the interest there
on at the rate OF seven per cent, per snnum trom
the twelfth day of December, A. d. 1870 TO the
day of sale. or time of payment, and the costs
and expenses of advertisement aud sale. and the
balance of purchase money in cash, or on such
time as may be given by permission or request
Ct the parties interested therein, to be announc.
ed at the time and place of sale. A deposit OF
two hundred and frty dollars will be required OK
the purchaser at time of sale, which SUM will DO
forfeited if terms of sale are not complied with
by him within ten days after the sale.
w. &. DUCKETT. Trustee,
nov 28-ts Washington. u. Z.
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THOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. ~. COZ. KING s ST. ASAPu SITS.
Having removed into my new store with large
stock Of STOVES Of every description and an
endless variety of TINWARE and other goods
kept in that line. / invite those in want Of such
can satisfy them both in price, kind and quality.
Ny facilities for doing all kinds Of work, such
as repairing Fire Place Heaters, Psrior, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Guttering
snd Spouting, have been greatly enlarged and
improved. enabling me- to do such work at the
hortest notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES. for heating churches,
public buildings an I dwellings, specially.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing ss
low as the lowest sep ~
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EAK SALE Or RENT.

NOR RENT-Tte HOUSE and STORE No
u So North Fairfax st Apply At No. 8 King
street. [oc6-M. W&Stfl +. Il. BOWMAN.
EOR RENT-TWO D w Ell LII GS on
L Washington street; gas and wa:or; seven
and eight rooms; reat low; and WO Dwell l."
door; four rooms each Apply to ELIZABETH
BROCKETf, No. 81 N. Washington st 'ep J.
T>OR RENT.-The STORE ROOM on the
II northeast corner of King and Union streets
the best location in the city for grocery and
liquor store Apply at this Office. 40 lS-tt
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FISH. OYSTERS, &c.

u,x SMITH sAM'I.. SMITH.
VI1JLLIAM II. SMITH s. CO..
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
No. l8 north Royal street, Market Buiding)
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having pleted our arrangements for tho
Produce Oysle:- and Fish business, We arc now
nrenared to furnish the trado witt anything in
our line at prices to 'ult.
we will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times weeE:, which will be offered
for sale at stall No. 8, City Market by Mr.: ). U.
GRIMES. Orders viii receive our special at.
tention. aug
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W.B. addey, 11OKing street,

Invites the attention of the public ge1eFssiyn 70
BOOTS AND Shoes, which have been n, made W;l
win great and specIsl rserf1ce 10 vim IN
gns ta.ts Besides the most cusa arest many
Sno sra owned exclusively by Us. Allshouli
sn anime our stock before purchasing, ~.
unv27 ITO King It,, Ale1andrls, va.
~ NJ MATS and CLOTHES HORSES at
nv 81 MCLEAN & UHLER s.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBAB1Lm1Es.-War Depart.
e,ent, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,,,qton, d. g., Nov. %. 1877-l0:30 a. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States rising barome-
ter. southwest to northwest winds and colder
partly cloudy weather are probable. with occss.
ional light rains.
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MEETI GS.

N1OTICE-The Annual Meeting of the st ,ck.
~ holders of the UPPER POTOMAC
STEAMBOAT co. will take place on WE'D
NESDAY. the 9th day of January, 1878 a! Ten
o'clock At the Alexsndris House, cor of Primes
and st Assph sts., Alexandria, Va
nov Il I'd p. H. TROrH President.
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Arlington. Alexandria county. va

Arlington. Alexandria county. Va,
November 9Th, 1877.
rI1O TIKI STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Ar
LINGTON TURNPIKE COVE. .he
undersigned stockholders Of the Arlington
Turnpike Company, holding moro than one
tenth of the capital stock of the said company.
hereby give notice that general meeting OF
the stockholders of the company is called to D.
hold at Columbia School House. Arlington on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of December. at \
o'clock p. m.
FL. u. Smith. +. r: Coroet.
s. B. Corbett. III. =. Munson.
Harvey Bailey. Chas. Blnnger.
B. F. BarroWs. Geo w. Gray.
Enov It'd
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There is but little change to note IN pr'ces W.
day. Most of the grain that was cnesea "a0
from down the river, brought up by the steam
ora Flour is unchanged, but All aiTance IS
expected, as the stock on hsnd il light. ana 'h'
communications with tho ditlerhnt mills lh'o;-
rupted. Wheat is scarcely so firm, with safes
of 1900 bushels at AS, al AMI li5 for 5000 10
choice Corn is stitfsr, and Old sell ~ o.
and new q. sc, 81 and So. with ctl'Vng' OF d4oo
bushels. 15O bushsls OF Ryo brought o., *Ru
2Oo of Oats &c. Little doing in country producs'
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ARRIVED.
Str Lady of tho Lake. Norfolk to Need
Str j w Thorn pson, LeonardtoWn,to IA hseu.
Schr Maggie A Fisk, Boston, to Ham pshlre
and Baltimore Coal Go.
SAILED.
Str Sarah Philadelphia, by L A Read.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk by + a. Reed
Schr Forward, Norfolk, by Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr Pearl, Norfolk, by Hampshire and Bal
timore Coal Go,
schr Alfred Brabrook, Providence, by Amer
lean Coal Go.
Schr Flora M Crowley, New Haven. oy Am.
erican Coal Co.
MEMORANDA
Schr Hattie Lullis cleared from Now York
for Washington 9th.
Schr David Toney, Blue HILL for Washington,
at Portland Goth.
Schrs Altoona, Georgetown for Boston; 3 &
Lane do. for do; H A Taber, do for New Bed
ford: A 81 Hurlburt, do. for New Haven. at
New York 9th. az,
Schr James Boice, honce. at Boston eth.
Schr L A Burlingame sailed from Boston for
this port Oath. $780,.
Schr Ann l. Lockwood sailed from Provl-
dence for Georgetown 23d.