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follies of the past. Ii was believed
that a few pounds of salt would pre-
serve ton of wet or half cured hay.
And even some old fogies vet who new
er reason from cause to effect, follow
the tradition of the pas, In this respect.
But salt is injurious TO any hav. In
stead of diving and preserving il. the
salt absorbs moisture, dampens and
blackens the i,av. aud in no case pre-
serves il. And so is sugar. But either.
IN imperfect quantities below the pre-
serving measure, aids in mose rapid lie
composition.
Salt in certain cases should he given
to cattle literally, and especially when
eating dry husks, both az laxative.
aud a. an Incentive To lake more water
Ii should however. always be in such
shape that it can be regulated BY a
careful feeder. 1, Is claimed bv many
that much Of the abortion Of cows ia
dairy-stable. l. caused by the careless
use Of salt when the bowels are relaxed.
From the earliest history there have
been attributed to salt many virtues,
until many suppose il i good for every
thing and in all places Some medical
men recommend IL Tor dyspepsia; 9th.
ers as an emetic, az = siyptic or a.ttin.
gent. and a. beneficial in cases of hem.
orrhagc of The lungs. All agree that
sea water or saltwater baths are stimu-
lating and tonic in their effects. The
Bible informs Us that all sacrifices offer
ed in the temple were seasoned with
il; new born children were rubbed
with il; Elisha sweetened the fountain
OF Jericho with IL; and 1t is used as
symbol of purity. perpe,uity. incorrup-
ton and hospitality. And to 1t Is at
tributed bafrenncss and sterility. tor
the site OF any city or place which was
intended should never rise again was
sown with salt. An agent which has
SO many positive and negative virtues.
should be used with Judgment. aud not
" t"' bilHH anu BnTestonADic Couiit-
ions Of the past Aud one of the great.
est follics l., tha, few handfuls Of i,
will preserve a NOW OF wet hay. Aud
one OF the most dangerous uses Of It i.
TO compel stock to use more of it than
the appetite Graves. or wha, il mecca
-ary. Ia their hay. Give stock salt So
they can 60 to 1t when they want Il. and
they will never eat too much. Large
doses are laxative and dangerous irri-
tAnis. Cattle and horse-iccders should
be sensible and observing men. capable
OF knowing when stock need iA1atiyes
aud astringcnts. and in what shape TO
the milder rcmcdic..
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PROTECT THE HoRsEs.-A cotton sheet
will be found great protection to the
horses working in the harvest field. II
screens them from the heat, from flies,
and from dust, aud the labor of cleaning
them is lessened. As mentioned last
month, it will be found desirable, when
horses sre washed, to use a soft sponge
and water in which some carbolic soap
has been dissolved. This coels the skin.
assists perspiration, removes the strong
pungent smell. greatly refreshes tie
animals. and drives away flies. Where
there Is river near BY, q bath In il
will be Agreeable and safe, If the horses
are kept in the water only two or three
minuiee, are driven nome at once and
rubbed dry.
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NOn.Resident Tax List.

MON RESIDENT taxes n the town Of Penob
IN scot. In the County Of HAncOe4 for the
year ISIS in hills Committed TO james orln-
die, collector OF aid town. on the rrst
Jay Of June. ls1-. han been returned BIZ
him TO ne a. remaining unpaid, on The sgxh dav
OF MAY. lssy. by his certificate Of that date. and
now rcmain unpaid. ami noSice il hereby gwen
that II the said taxes and Interest and charges
are hot paid to the Treasurer Of salI Town witnin
eighteen months from the date of commitment Of
the said balls. much Of tie real { staie taxed
as I'll be Sufficient TO pAJ The amount due. there
tor Including interest aud CHARGES. viii. slthout
further notice De sold at Public Auetion, al
Josiah Ssrnum'- store in said tos an, on the iOth
dag Of December. 1853, at 10 o'clock A. n
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WHEREAS William Z. Danieo aud Sophia T.
W Danleo. on the Do h. day OF June fs7g, ~
iheir MORTGAGE deed conveyed To Harriet A. Phil
lips, certain parcel of real estate at North Els-
worth, In the Coanty Of Hancock state Of Maine
which mortgage is reeor ced 10 The Hancock Reg
istry Of DECIDE. vol. lis, page 81. and wherea.
said Harriet A. Phillips, the tenth day OF
April, A. D., ISIS assigned the Aforesaid mort
gage 10 Charles James, which assignment 10
aesofuea 10 me AFORESAID he xistry vol l5s, page
% And whereas said Charles james, on the
End day Of August, A. D., 1873, assigned to me
the Aforesaid mortgage which IL recorded In The
Aforesaid registry, book lss, page so, aud where
as benjamin Maddox. On the 27lh day of Noyem
per, A. d. 1873, by his mortgage deed convened
70 me the Aforesaid Real Estate which in recorted
IN said registry. vol. i7, page So subject TO the
aforesaid mortgage of said Harriet A. Phillips
asd whereas the condition Of the AZORES aid mort,
cages have been broken, claim the right 20 fore.
close the same and give this notice Tor that pur-
pose.
SOPHIA T. TOURTELOTTE
sw3 ~ her Atty. A. y. Burnham.
Ellsworth, Aug. sth, u7s.
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sA@ - oSN &AcA
white old hen, with yellow legs.
Who'd lsid her master many eggs
Which from her nest the bows b.d taken
70 pat In cake or fry with bacon
Was roostiag in an oster howell.
Where barrel, biri-csse. riddle. shovel.
Tub, piggin. eorn-bag. all together
Were put to keep them from the weather;
when an old fox stole in--one night
A. the full moon was shining bright
Hoping, If he his nose might stick in,
That be might carry of chicken
or. from n window-leslge or shelf
Might jump and reach the Old hen herself
Her roosts, however, was 20 high
He saw il was In vain 10 try
by all hi. jumping to get At her.
so then" says he. II think III fistier
The old fool. vanity; for look,
Have her ] must, by hook or crook,
In fact, I've thought 80 much shout her,
shall fare very III without her"
Thus. then. spoke Reynsri smooth sud sly.
And thus Dame fartieit made reply.
R.-"GoOd evening, madam, how dye DO -
TN ne'er the better, sir, tor you."
h" Better you need not, cannot he.
You're always well enough for me
We'll. II am, then, A. you own,
PRAY, sir. let well enough alone
E.-"pcar msdsm. IL you only knew
But half the love feel for YOU
f.--R But hall Nay, he Il great or small. sir,
| rather think know il all. sir
R.-"fndeed Wei. madam, that has taught
me
To care for YOU: aud that has brought me
Thus late TO call-perhAps it i rude
But, ma'sm. hope dOn'i intrute -
P" Intrude lndee3. sir. hut YOU do
E.-"l gTisvcs me 10 hear that from YOU
I'll therefore say no more al present,
But lust 10 hint that. a. il pleasant.
In truth you know not shut up here,
II sHa - 4
And delight to hear you talk.
I've called-to invite YOU TO a walk"
pa walk The like who ever heard
A quadruped % woe bird
I'm sick, and ezrly went TO bod.
And scarcely can hold up ms head
z. Sick Ny deaf lady What can all,
lndned you DO look very pale.
I'm SUR your Illness can srise
But from the want Of exercise.
TIE much confinement isdcs the fair
A pleasant walk, in open air,
With pleasant conn any, 81 night
when the moon shines. viii sci AL right
Aud should YOU tire III call a hack
OF. better take you on my back.
I'm surr. though don't mean 20 aaiicr.
That one OF u would be the fA,ier
For such \ walk. Nay never fear
The jealousy OF chaniiclcer.
He shall not harm single feather
OF your fair neck when were together.
our neck az, now think upon II.
With your white shawl and scarlet bonnet
You'n be. by al, both lar An1 near.
Mistaken tor \ cherub. dear"
We'll. Nj. REWARD. have you donef
II 30 think you'd better run.
NV masters coming TO the bowel.
You see that broomsiick and that shovel.
You see the door that YOU came In at
II YOU re not Of 10 = half minute
Instead Of fowls. or. cy'n a chicken
Noull get. ~ yog deserve. Kicking
The willy fA,tsrer dropped his chin.
And on, be sneaked As hr sneaked H.
MORAL.
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NOm-Kcsihent Taxes.

MOS rcslfisui taH.r 10 Inc iouu q F5sr q shc
~ tegniF g HAEr1-t. Tor &c 1cAf IT,. Ihe
iot.n~trg lies 90 4 ice rvz rttatr o. zoo -rv.
aC~t 80 nefs ia &c teaI % Elrh fos ~ rear
49, Ia ale couusftr'i 20 D. N HEuor e.! lsr-
isT - sd lHua. o. tbe tratE daT Of gunr L..
has hcsn rstarrci bF hira O. rvnaEln5aE a.
pad on itc scsrata dsy q Juac in o. hts
uefl4catc ~ thss dA-S Ani Eos remain uupa.g.
Abi nHaor 10 hereby gwen. hat n sAlI ancs
tntfrvst and char.cs 49, -, FA4 Into nc trraa-
urf 81 sasa t1wa. ~lihta eiEhiscn aaai.s frvra
ihT 4aie % - said b-iis. 49, turs ot toe real
iass iatei 81 ~ aAc ri p2y The ansuanG
dee ts~rvfpr. irrludia. tntrFrsE sri a. r.rs
81 " ifssat further ooi4cs - s.ii rr~ 90
D. hamaT. to sad io~u the istniicl1
daF % t''1raEbcr 10 zttHo o'tItk 10 he Al.rr-
Name aei isrser4...ia yalae Tar
taFifoh Alstin.
Hog-r Fal-s. 49,
! E4ru
ID ACFss Lad saN A. 20 a Z
fAsr Eroihrrs House Mil ana
lad uezf El-ea Fracb's -. O. 80
n. HANGS.
Treasurer u k.i-u.
EicH Aug -. l--B. 5HU
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1.-THE HALF WAS NEVER TOLD"
I Came, I Saw. l Conquered"
READ THESE GRATEFUL
TESTIMONIALS !!

promscn; AMI welI tnovn bu.ine.. man Of
WaVcTly, sAys5
wAvEKLi. IA. May ls5i
MISSES. ogpw ~ 4 Co
tsettienen-i have always hs~n traal,le,l with
bstiioususss and dyspepsts every SfrtnE and 1
can cordially recommends vour SULPHUR mi
thk9 uontierfui remedy for tats es,snni airt
lev dosSs algars removes that di.sgreeAbie
an gone feeling. and gives me a good appes Re
] earnestly urge all Who suffering from Bil
linusns.s Liver Complaint to try them and
save themselves much suffering
Very truly Your
wM. {. HOLT.
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FIRST and LAST CALL I!

A IL persons Indebted to me, are requested TO
n call and settle before the frst OF september
and save further trouble.
A. A. BARTLETT.
Ellsworth, July 81, is7S. tvsl
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ik following llsi OF taxes On real e.lAIe Of
] non res4deni owners. 10 the iosn Of Aurora
~ lar FrAr lsse, II bills csstamIiiesi to J. q,
t'4-cs collector Of sAid io~n % O.. .l.ht
day Of Juac. lrss. has seen returned hy him TO
me as remaining uupaa4 On The slsth day
OF June. les. By his cert hc&.e Of that date AMI
hos remain EhFAld. aEd bodice j. hsrvby < ye-
u-At u The said iahcs and interest AMI chsr.es
are not IAi 10 the treasurer Of said i1~n stthla
e atesE months frJun the ate The commit ma Of
Ct slt sAld biis 80 much Of the real estate taxed
As VII o suhrAent, 20 pay the smognt due.
Nheruiof including iuirTcsi and charges will
~ithout further notice be sold al public Aacuon
a. tbe fost OEoe. In said tosn oa sAIufIAy
The Ssh, day OF December lssy, At tao o'cloc.
+. NJ.
No Of Value, Tax.
II. NJ. b. Hall. $50 s.s.0 As "a
II. NJ. a d. Halls Yarn. ia i 100 a. =
tHAs- +. sILsBY
ssS3' Treasurer Of the town OF Aurora
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NOTICE.
stevens Ferry.

nAPT. Josiah II. stevens, still continues to
u tend the ferry at West Brooksviiie. and will
erry all who give him . CALL at Casline Village,
North Casune and Long Island.
Cast. 9sevens, has crossed the BAga-
duce River, 800 times as FerrymaD.
No man deserves more honor for Kindness and
eoo1 judgment, than Capt Stevens.
IyS GOOD TtAPLAR.
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Nonresident Taxes.

The following list of taxes on real sstats Of
] non- resident owners. la the town OF -uTrY
for the year ls7s. In bllls committed TO Eaxar 4
kidTidge, collector Of said tOsn. ON the TN dag
OF June, ls.., has been returned to me as remain.
ing unpaid on the fret day Of May, ISIS, by MS
certificate OF that date and rem ain unpaid;
and notice u hereby gwen that II the said taxes
ani interest and charges, are not paid into ths
treasury OF SAID town. within eig hteeB months
from the date Of the commitment o. saisi biIIs 80
much of the real estate taxed will be SUFFICIENT
TO pay the amount due therefor, including
Interest and charges Will without further notice
be sold Al public Auction at the seiectmen. Oiee
snrry, Wednesday, December 10, Is7s, At 10
O'Clock A. N.
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The cEEsiEg seldom gam hsIr tHds,
TIE trtse are acrcr t-ifA9El frlcHds
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Don't bear THE excrloi.ting ssGsrtns OF that
sshAered stomach ADD mouth any lougrr.
Read OF tins wonderful eure:
From one OF the 0ides, and Best knoSn Mer.
chants Of Augusta, Ne.
AugUsr.. Ms sept Iscs
AEssRs. pHpws Al RRo<
fer more than tsenl, ave years Va. A .ure,.
er irom dyspepsia. accompanied with several
attacks of sch headache. hat also been tr,sua
lest great icA with ranscr 10 nv mouth snd
sIomach. have trici gocst many kinas Of
mfdtclne With htile tIcccss. short time since
"a tndaccd to try your sEiphur Bigiers tor
esnkrF, and have found them al they hare hrsu
~ n4e7i 10 b.. cute for that disease
] gave 10 doubt ihry are also what they A..
claimed to D. - care tor dyfrcpsiA and stck
he@iachc.
Your respectfully.
GEo. D. HAYES.
\ = oHpWAI Co. themlsis
tsrnlesncn- W souta state thsi nc have soid
more i LFHtR BITTEg> than all other bitter.
o. blood Purtaer' oenbised this year. We can
Faepd thrn 70 H. the best PRIV aaration apa
fully sustain their h IN rcpaialion
HAENF ~ :. DaEf EipS
Druggist Lsaistan Ne
We have mAHy more .smdAr lcttrrs. bot space
forbiis publseaIioa.
& +. uEpwAr A Co thrnlsis
HeutAesnsn-We SonIi s.atr tkRtuc have sold
more SULPHUR BiTTERs tAAu al other b,tie -
81 blood pa tiers conablaesi this ycAf w can
iftla raebi them u - N" beet preparation I'D
iAiiF snsissu their a. a. FefutAllan
GEORGE a FAEt HEg. DrHsFl.s.
kiis~oTsh Aalnr.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

OILBFKT LI1TLEFIELD.
w Treasurer Of the town OF Peuob-eo,
The New York herald., 1879-08-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

ARKcIBo, PR. July 25-In port brig Tiber (BD. Power.
for Boston in days ~.
Power. from Melbourne ' w."
BATAVIA July Ie-In port. ship samar, Miller for
su LII Essmsns % DIM
McLsSren. little for Boston; Edith Warren br. Cum
mings for London sardinan Br choron for Falmouth;
CHM. for New York; whmore. Shlaber. for boston.
saed from saugor June 30 ship Rossdhu tBr Fleming
CEARA, June 25-sailed barks Pedrita sp) Now York
2ess Snsye po,s sq"ea ax sp s
Smith. from Liverpool for Montreal
MONTREAL Aug Arrived steamers Morsvian (Br, Ora
ham, Liverpool; 6th Ocean King l3r), Scott London;
Texas tBr. Laurenson. Lverpool; desmond Br). Batt
Arrived 7th. steamer Indus dsr, Tyson, Barrow
Sailed 5th bares Aurora tBr Dinge, Sc Johns NF 6th
Pono (Br McMaster, do; Ashantee DR. OBrien, Liver
Also sailed 9th. steamer Tsutona CBr. Gibson Liver.
QUsnrc. Aug e-Arrved. brig Little Annie lBr). Boulan
Arrived 7tn ship Glcncairn . Lannock Greenock for
Montreal bark Liverpool sr,. Davidson, Carthagena
Cleared 9th steamors fhenic,an tbr scott. glasgow
Acme tBrI' Atkns, Penarth Roads. 80 '"''
Cleared 7th bark Nordstjernen Nor, Hansen. London
Q1Aco. NIB. Aug 5-cleared. brig Rothesay tBr. Nun
RicnIsGcro. Aug 5-Arr,ed, bark Annie McNair CBr).
soUnAsATA; June Ie-In port. barks Donald Ferguson
Ellsworth Whitney. unc; brig iisssltne Nckcrson,
unc bark W Dresser, Brown. do.
SINGAPORE July 2iSaied. ship Norris, Barstow. Lon
In port July -, barks Chas Pearson swain for New
York Gsmsook. Haii Mystery tBr. Dents. and Susan
ST JAGo,- Aug 7-Arrived, bark Sandy Hook. Nichols
VERONA, July 3i-sailed, bark Louise QGer Mayer,
Iquique 80
New York (nnd cleared 4th o return.
Cleared 4th. schr Helen, for Balt,morc
The New York herald., 1879-08-09
CLEARED.

Steamer Celtic (Br, Gieadel. Liverpool via Queens
town-R j Cortis.
steamer Italy fBr. sumner. Livcrpool--F W Hurst.
Steamer Alsatia (r). Craig. Observation-Disclosures Bros
Steamer City of London lBr) Wilson, London-W II
steamer Ethiopia CBr). Campbell, Gssgow-Honderson
Bros.
sIeamer Henry Edye tBsg), Egler. Antwerp-Funch.
Edge * Co. -
Steamer Claribel Csp Webster Kingston Jscmsi. 30
Steamer City of Dallas Chester jack sonvie via Port
Royal and Brinswick-C II Mallory Co.
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk-Old Dominion Steamship 90.
Steamer Albemarle Hulphers. West Point, Va-Od Do
steamer Octorara Reynolds. Baltimore-J Krems.
Steamer vesper, Hail. Wilm mington, Dei-Abie Abbott
ship Samsrang Dutch). Lehman, hotterdsm-Funch.
Edge 4 Co.
Ship samuel Watts Lermond. San Frsncisco-sutton h
Co.
BARK Heard CBr Robbins. Newry-James Elwell
a Co. -
Bark Regina usus). Mackiin Cronssadt-Funch, Edye
Co. -L t'-t
Bark Baltic CNor svcadsen ststtin-Bsnhsm. Boyssen,
Bark Plimsoii Nor, Petersen. Copenhagen-c Tobias
Co.
BARK Ottawa tNor,, rhygersen. Hamburg-Benhsm. Boy
Bark Bertha (Nor), Gaam, Rouen-Bockmann, Oerlein
BARK idea Q,aI, CriscuoIo. Triests-John scager.
Brig Rornola (fr). Kerr. Pernambuco and Bshia-w II
Crossmnn A Bros
Brig E;she Or, Lindsay, Lssuayra and Porto cabsllO-
Brig Wa ,er Lily Perry Cienfuegos-odio h Peroxo.
Schr Anger, Jordan, BHhia-Abel Abbott
Schr Hattie V, Lowberg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pond
schr Robert CLARK, Hutchinson. Port AieKn via Rich
schr Alexander (Brj McCombcr. Truro. MSS Whit
ney a Co - Ap.
schr James Polk Buckley New Haven-c Chad
The New York herald., 1879-08-09

travelling. When head wind blew Webb had me at
his mercy for with that kind of breeze could make
but slow progress Since that time our names have
always been mentioned together. l have never
thoug OF match before. but since Webb has crossed
the ocean and challenged me at my OWE home
feel compelled TO accept his offer. am fully aware
of his enormous power in the water. and al
though considerable of naked" swimmer my
self am compelled to acknowledge him the
champion of the world He appears to
have confidence in beating me even. but if he will
raise the stakes from $500 to $4,000 will give him
fiye miles in the race; that is. will paddle twenty
I've miles to his twenty. We can both put up the
stake money before the race. will allow him to
have a boat accompany him to give HIM meals and
administer to his wants. while ask nothing but my
little tender boat Addie from which l shall eat.
Webb gives tho privilege of naming the distance
l select twenty miles. or more IL he wishes
it. He asks for water without current.
The lake at Saratoga is good place of that descrp-
ton. but leave that to him. One thing want un-
derstood This is the first time have ever padded
for bets In all my voyages have never forgotten
that Introducing something that would beneht
humanity .ong after am dead and forgotten
Captain Webb is at present on visit to the Duke
of Beaufort at Newport. who. it is said is to back
the great natatory champion in the match.
The New York herald., 1879-08-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK HAauosr Nor,. from Quebec July y for London
with deals. coilidcd s. lat 4 Ion S during thick
fog with bark Eleanor 'r from Belfast for United States
sprung acak had to Jetson part % her deck load and
put into North sydney CB, Aug T. for repairs Dsmsge
to the Eleanor unkncwn.
ocnAs Nor, which cleared at Daren June ~ for
Boncss struck the North Breaker when going to sea
aud laid aground three days but assisted OIL by tug
Ajax and anchored outside the bar whore she reuaped
Aug 5. The tug received VI .OCU for her services
Scum CLARA b CnArxAS. Of Tishury. now at New Bed
ford has bccu purchased by Capt Geo Harris o Portland
Me- for S2U She IL t. have general overhHuttng aud
coppered and will load ut New Bedford Tor Barbados
BARGn a LATHAM wheat loaded. sunk the Central
Elevator between Wall and Fulton street ferries Brook
yn. the 7th inst, raised the 18th inst by
Lowe and taken TO Pintos stores. Brooklyn.
PnovINcErowS, Aug 6--The hull of the schr a1hE FL
drdgc ashore with her cargo OF coal ON lire
the Sd of April last Wood End. was towed to Bos
ton by the tug William Woocy Capt Clark ON Thursday
last coal remaining In the vessel having been sold TO
parties In that city.
TORONTO Aug S--Anothcr sale OF goods from the
wrecked State Of Virginia of yesterday and
good prices were realized.
LAuScnEp.-By Goss a sawyer, at Bath Aug a hne
schr Of 3S named the Warren Potter
owned BY John II Perry aud others, Of Now liedford
Warren Potter, oi Boston, aud Capt william benson
.l... nina .da hnr
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 5, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wIIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wmTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer EysW t9 Harris London July 20. with mdsc
aud passengers Henderson Bros Aug T. lat ~ O6 Ion
Cunard steamer Gallia (Br from New York
steamer Rhcin Ger. Sander Bremen July 81 and
Southampton 2sth, with mdse and i2s passengers 10
Oelrichs Co Aug lat ~ as lon t0o. passed Nor.
AZ 52 Ion 81 20, British ship showing letters QTDP,
bound do; Sta lat 40 80 Ion 70O steamer Herdcr tGer)
New York for Hamburg date. lat 10 3S, Ion
70 80, bark Has sel,nann' Oierl bound w
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch Lucas Rotterdam July 26,
with mdsc and passengers to Funch. Edye& CO. Had
weather with fog throughout the
July 80 80 30 Ion ~ 32 spoke bark Fairy of South
Shiclds johnson from Galway for New York Aug lat
80 3D. Ion 3t SO German bark showing QBkJ bound w
vaa from Bordeaux for New York; same time, steamer
tsilia (hr) from New York for liverpoo; tme a
Norwegian bark showing HLGF. bound W
steamer Ganos Brl Pashby. Liverpool July ~ with iron
TO W SHgcbenont; vessel to Seager. Aug ., lat
az "a Ion 50 passed Italian bark showing signals
Npov. bound 70 Philadephia
order No date lat ~ ~ lou 81 %. passed ship
steering W showing VQRF.
steamer LONE star. Quick Galveston days with mdsc
steamer city Of Columbus Nickcrson Savannah days
with nd-e aud passengers to Geo Yopge
ship Doris oier Herboth. Antwerp ~ days with mdse
Ship Zppora tNor) Rothng Antwerp SO days with bar.
res 10 Benham. Boyesen. Pickering Go.
Bark ohenzoern Ger, Brunf London ~ day In ball
last Punch, Edge 90. Anchored at Sandy Hook for
BARK Marryat Nor. Christopherscn, Gloucester %
days, with salt 20 order vessel TO Funch Edge Co.
Bark Gum tNor Hansen. Gloucester 81 days in ballast
TO I5cnhHm. Boyesen. Pickering A Co.
BARK prinavera uts Cacace, Corunna 32 days. In bal
Bark Orion tof Sunderland Scott Martins 100 days.
with sugar 10 Mathesen WIechers; vessel TO order
aud crossed the Equator 10th lon az Had nrs weather
from the Cape