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Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
Joseph L. Heath. a prominent married

Joseph l.. Heath, a prominent married
citizen OF Red City. Mich, eloped with
Miss Thayer. The father Of the lady fol-
lowed, overtakinY them at Kalamazoo.
Upon the approach OF the father Heath
drew revolver to shoot him, but changed
bis mind, and shot hilDself dead through
the heart.
The other day Mrs. Leander Frost, OF
South Rridgton, placed soap-stone upon
her stove, to heat. She went into another
room, and In few minutes q loud explo-
sion was heard. Hurrying back to the
room, she found the soap stone had burst
into myriad pieces, in fact completely pull
verixed. with the exception OF one or two
small pieces.
The consumption Of sugar Is constant
ly increasing, especially In the United
States. which imports 1t in large quantities.
The ea5, 200 900 sent abroad for sugar by
the United States can be all retained at
home. France and Germany have demon
strased the fact that the beet san be pront-
ably raised for sugar on land worth 9l00
TO $500 per acre.
A Cleveland, o., woman has died from
. most singular cAuse-a burdock burr in
her heart She had been troubled with
strange symptoms for years before her
death, and the doctors thought she had
rheumatism OF the heart. Their theory
now Is that she bresthed the burr into her
lungs when a child. and that II gradually
worked Its way into her heart.
The National Senate passed a bill
Friday, providing that any woman who
shall have been a member Of the bar OF
the highest court OF any State or Territory,
or OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
ColumbiA for the space OF three years, and
who shall be Of good moral character, shall
be eligible for admission TO practice before
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
The bill had already passed the Honsc. and
II is believed that the President will give il
his signature.
Mrs. Pb9se Nichols died q, New York
the other day at the great age OF los years,
lacking II days, leaving four generations
OF descendants. Her husband was the
coachman Of Col. Rutgers At the time Of
I.aiayet;e's last visit to this country.
and drove the coach containing that dis
tlnguished parsonage from the Battery up
Broadway. She had seen both Lafayette
and Washington. retained her mental and
physical faculties TO 4 remarkable degree,
and was able 10 take care OF herself until
two months before her death.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

tits prepared from Vegetable Extracts and Bark
OF wonderful healing properties, and this Balsam
is highly recommended by physicians, cIergymen
and others, testimonials from whom 1 can FUR
nish without number
The following are . few OF the names of those
who have used this remedy Hon. James q
Blaine, ex-Speaker House of Representatives
Washington. D. G.; Mrs. Hon. James W . Brad
bury; Anson p. Morrill,, Ex-Governor of Maine :
Hon. J. J =. Eyeleth, Mayor OF Augusta; Rev. pr
Kicker. Rev. C.F. Penney; Rev. VIM A. Drew
Col. y. u. Drew, Secretary OF Stase; Hon. j, T
Woodward. State Librarian; Col. George "
Stanley, President First National Bank: 8. W
Lane. Secretary of Senate; Warren l.. Alden Ran
gor; Charles G.. Nutter. Esq, "a fremont street
Boston; Lieut.. Jonathan Osborn Of Boston: VIII
liam H. Taylor, Beacon street, Boston: W.
Morrell. Esq, Portland; Emory Cook Prov ideuce
X. L.. and fifty thousand others too numerous TO
mention.
BosroN. Jan. 5. 1873.
+. ". KINSMAN. Esq.-Dear Sir:
Aa00son's D0eanie Cough DalsaA
seems TO give universal satisfaction, both as to
quality and price. We sell more Of ii than of ali
other Cough Medicines pat together, and have yet
to hear Of the frst intimatiou In which il has
'A''ed 70 give 'a'''ae''' RUST BRos Ssrs 'fsk SIkp
have had troublesome cough for more than
Eve years, and have had advice Of three OF the
most skilled physicians. but l found nothing 70
relieve and cure me till used Adamson's Botanic
Mrs. GEO. A. ROBBINS, Riverside. Ne.
D0nt fail 70 try Il Il is pleasant 70 take. See
lAat ~ name Of =. W. KiAsman il blown In the
bottle.
80 y Drussasss s.A Dsslsss ~ sse.
lyr3e0w
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

the distance. should do 20 with deal Of
care. The Ice Is not uniform In thickness,
varying from 6 to Q inches within haIling
distances. Il Is very brittle, being formed
Of . sort Of solidined snow. and Is COM
pletely honey ,combed.
Five years ego, on the 9Th Of April. We
drove horse and sleigh on the Ice from
''Contention Cove" (Surry,) nearly to the
end Of Newbury Neck, distance Of eight
miles, and At the point Of leaving. We had
p inches OF solid ice. which extended as
far into the perspective - the eye could
reach.
We repeat the caution, look out for the
Ice, for il Is fragile flooring. in the ex.
treme. Around the vessels. at the mouth
OF the river, the ice Is less than inches
thick, aud weak and ueacherous ~ well.
RURAL.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
NJ A II RE d.

Eden-Dec. "a, by Rev. s. j. Gould, Mr.. VIII
Of Eden.
FEB. 4, by Rev. W. Corthell, Mr.. James
Clement, Jr., Of Mt. Desert, and Miss Louise
A. Norris Of Hancock.
sedgwick-Feb. 8, by Rev. C. r. Bartlett,
NJ; John =. Trundy and Mrs. Joanna J Friend,
both Of Bluehill.
North Sedgwiek-Feb. 8, by Rev. JOS H.
Taylor, Mr.. Chesley J. Grindle and Miss Ham
nah A. Grindle, both Of Bluehill.
Hancock-Feb. s, by Rev. X. Y. Watson,
Mr. Joseph w. Jellis0n Of Hancock, and Miss
Carrie s. Wallace Of Nilbridge.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
ID I e. ID ,

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Surry-Feb. Z, Paal Clark, aged 81 yrs., 8
mos, II days.
Feb. 10, Stephen j. Young, aged 50 WIS.
Trenton-Feb. Z, Alfred Hopkins, aged 70
yrs.
Bluehill Neck-Feb. 6, Mr.. joseph DAILY.
supposed % b about l06 yEs. Of age.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and tor the County OF Hancock, on the frsl
wednesday OF February, A. ID. 1879.
QESkf j. DARLING al, named Executors
d in q certain instrument purpurting To be tbs
lsst will and testament of Eliza c. Darling late of
bucksport in said county deceased ha wing pre..
ented the came for probate
ORDERED-That the said Executors give no.
tce to all persons Interested, by causing q copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks success.
sively in the Ellsworth American printed al EIls.
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Bucksport IN said county, on the sd
wednesday OF March next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved, an.
proved, and allowed the last will ami Testament
OF said deceased.
3w7s PARKER TICK Juaaa
A true copy-Attest CHAs. T.. DORR ReQister
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

Al Court Of Probate, holden at Bucksport
within and Tor the County of Hancock. on the
- "wednesday ofJanuary. A, d. 1879.
YHOAAS WARREN, and Franklin Closson ad
lac OF Deer Isle in said County deceased having
estate for Probate. -"
ORDERED That the SAID Accountants ri We M.
tice thereof to all persons Interested by Causing
copy OF this Order 70 be published three weeks
sucoessively In the Ellsworth American printed
In Ellsworth. that they may appear al 8 Probste
nesday Of April next. 1t ten Of the clock in the
hrenoons and show cause, If any they ha ve vhy
the same should not be allowed.
Sw5s PARKER TTrcR IrA..
4 true cOpy-Attest: CHAs. r. DoRR, Resister.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

On the 4th Of December, rs, q series
Of gospel meetings was commenced In this
city under the auspices OF the Y. n. c. A.
The latter body suspended its Thursday
evening public meetings that had been
held throughout the year, and the several
evangelical churches gave up their weekly
prsyer-meetings and united heart and hand
TO promote the cause of Christ.
At nrst there seemed probability that
Bros. Bailey. Smith, and Mckenney would
visit the city in The latter part OF Decem-
ber; bot this was mans proposition. and
God disposed otherwise.
Still the faithful Christians prayed for
His blessing, and labored on. For weeks
they walked by faith and not by sight; and
though the workers were strengthened BY
their work the time Of ing altering had not
yet come.
At length it was decided to close the
series Of meetings last week. asking God
to give the increase to the seed thus sown.
But 1t Was not His will 10 leave Himself
without witness even In this present time.
News came that Mr.. Cbubbuck was to pass
the Sabbath (Feb, 2.) with his friends in
Ellsworth. An invitation was then sent
that he might preach in Hancock Hall
Sunday forenoon, afternoon. and evening.
while the church meetings would be sas-
pended. He accepted, and large audience
assembled In the forenoon, and . crowded
house Ia the afternoon, to listen to the IA
miliar voice.
The Y. NC. A. committee besOught him
to remain during the week, and after much
persuasion he consented. Every night the
hall was crowded and many remaioed At
the close OF each service 10 inquire con-
4 ce.uing the better way. This ID the in'-
mediate fruit. but who can count the final
harvesdof the seed thus faithfully and fear
lessly sown beside all waters?
A generous contribution Of 800 WAa
made BY the audience on the last night Of
Mr.. Chubbuck's stay .Friday) for which
they have the heart felt thanks Of the A.
sociation. God loveth . cheerful giver.
On Thursday evening Of this week the
liz. n. C. A. will resume their regular
public meetings. in the Methodist Church.
All are cordially invited.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
Sanitary Measures against the Plague.

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, FEB. IT.
The Sanitary Committee propose the
cleansing OF the canals and the organization
OF larger Hospitals on the Nevs which
could be anchored il the Cult OF Bothnia
slso TO organize Sanitary Committees in
each District OF the City. Gen. Melikoff
proposed the destruction of all the old pa.
per money and the furnishing OF new. as
one method of preventing the spread of
the pla1se.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Ira n. Merithew, of Deer IsIe in
w the County of Hancock aud State Of Maine
on the seventeenth day OF January, A, ID. 1874 by
his deed of Mortgage of that date recorded in ths
Hancock Registry OF Deeds. Volume I41 Page Igl
conveyed 10 me certain parcel Of land with AIN
buildings thereon situated in Deer Isle aforesaid
on Ibuiiow's Island SO called. and bounded and
described as follows, viz Beginning at the north
west corner OF tne premises. at land of Paul Thar
low, thence north easierly to the shore thence
east southeriy by land of said Thurlow foui Teen
rods TO a hr tree marked on four sides, thence
soash "estefiy oy same fourteen rods to a stake
and stones, thence to the bound 1rst mentonaa
containing one acre. be the same more or less, in.
ciuding all shore privileges lhe north east aide
y. I'LL, .e together with right of way to and
from SAID premises TO the old stone wharf on land
OF said ihuriow; and whereas the Condition OF
sAia mortgage has been and is now broken /
claim foreclosure of the same, and give this no.
tice according TO the Statute in such case made
and provided. A."'e
CHARLES +. EATON
Z. A. SPOFFORD, his Att'y.
Dated This 2lst day Of Jan. A. D. is79 aws
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy your clothing within the next 60
days at cost, 8. the Boston Clothing Store
The Universal Pile Pills, are sold In
Ellsworth by s. ID. Wiggin.
DIR. F. X. Jackson's Catarrh Snur and
Froche powder Is highly recommended
Tor Ca,arrh, Colds in the head. Headache
sore throat. &C. See Advertisement.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

The ice 10 the river At Bangor, II report
ed to be from 10 to Is feet thick. This IL
very remarkable, - In Union River bay.
it is less than 10 inches In thickness. Us
ually, this bay. above Browns Point,
freezes over at the sa0s time - the Pc
nobscot above Hsmpdsa. This winter,
there il no good Ice il our boy, and per-
sons In teams who cross The bay to shorten
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
FRIDAY will be ST. Valentines Day

| HEiuay VIII oe 81. ' Hientnc oay.
Il, is reported that cis,erns are getting
low.
The High School will close in two
weeks.
Final meeting OF present city govern
ment on Saturday next.
The first rain storm Of the winter COM
menced here Tuesday afternoon.
The roads through the country are rep
resented to be in very bad condition.
There is to be a Masquerade Ball at
Castine. on FRIDAY evening. Feb. 2lst
Two weeks from Monday next. occurs
the city election. Gentlemen prepare your
ballots.
Mrs. VIM. II. Black. fell on the ice q
few days since, injuring her head and face
quite severely.
Quite little snow fall. Sunday. but
the rough weather did not prevent full
attendance al the Temperance Convention.
The rain storm tha, commenced Tues.
day afternoon continued through the night
and today Wednesday, 1t is raining heav-
lily accompanied with . severe gale. The
storm Is likely to create considerable dam
age.
-Messrs. Campbell & True, Monday.
slaughtered for their market, pair Of oxen,
the dressed weight of which was over 2600
lbs. This firm have just finished putting
up ice, having laid in about $50 tons. The
ice averages about 20 inches In thickness
and Is clear as crystal.
One day last week as little daughter
OF Mr.. b. Hayes was coming along the
mill road near Aiken's Store, she was set
upon by half dozen dogs. had her clothes
badly torn, was scratched and bitten and
received such q shock TO the nerves as TO
conhne her to the house for several days.
On the first page of this paper will be
found the hrst OF q series Of articles prom
readers. The author of Foot Prin.s in
the History of Maine" has given such care
and research 10 the subject as will make
his articles valuable, historically. The
second article OF the series will appear in
the AMERICAN next week.
MAINE BEET SUGAR MASUFAcTURE.-
We have received from the Me. Beet Sugar
Company of Portland sample OF granul-
ated sugar made at their factory from beets
raised In this State, which may be examined
at our Office by those interested. The Com
pany state that they are now prepared to
contract for 1000 acres OF Sugar Beets st
ssse rate Of nr~ svfiaIs SAsi. k'r. SIvss Ivu
OF 2240 pounds OF unwashed beets as they
come from the field, delivered q, the near
est railroad station; or will pay s5.75 per
gross ton, delivered al the Forest City
Sugar Refinery in Portland. either by
wagon or sailing vessel. This is twenty
five per cent. more than was paid last year,
aud fifty per cent. more than the average
price paid for them In Europe. They will
also supply the seed a, the rate Of twenty
cents per pound, payable next fall in cash
or beets.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

The Concert and Bali to be given mex;
Wednesday evening by the Union Engine
and Hose Companies, Of this city, bids fair
to be exceedingly attractive. Andrews
Orchestra and Qusdrille Band. together
with the Pehobscot Quartette, are certain
to call out . full house. The follow
ing programme for the Concert is prom
ised:
/. Overture TO the Opera-stradella,. Fl0totc.
Orchestra.
2. Vocal March-"The Trumpet Calls
Away, ...-...........-.. DOr.
Penobscot Quartette.
3. Cornet Solo-"Pearle D'Enghien,- -
Mr.. J. Delaney.
4. Song-"W atching," ,".............. NiUdrd
Mr.. +. Holden.
B. serenade-"o, why art thou not near
me, '............. ..Mdschher.
Penobscot Quartette.
6. Grand Selection from the Opera Of
Martha, ,......... ArruRged By StdsRy.
Orchestra
:. Song-'Thy Sentinel am I.-...... Watson.
Mr.. Geo. Harrington.
S. Medley-"o, How Delightful. Cduia.
Orchestra.
9. Ballad-"If were knight ,r.... Miilard
Mr.. W. J. Pstten.
TO- Medley-"The world il what we make
II, ...-................. Whfe.
Penobscot Quartette.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
TO The Hos PARKER TUCK. Judge Of Probate

10 ths non. fAkhER IICh, Judge Of Probate
for Hancock County.
MARY r. HIGGINS, Of Eden. In said Copn.v
III Guardian OF Royal y. Higgins Ella hlggnn.
and stephen ". Higgins. minors, and children OF
Royal o Higgins. late OF AAii Eden deceased
respectfully represents that sad minors are seized
and possessed of certain parcel OF land situated
near Bar Harbor. In SAID Eden, and described as
follows beginning on the west side OF th., road
leading IRON Bar Harbor to Eagle LAKE Al The
suce of the Bar Harbor Water Co and runs
north orty and one half degrees ives, ten rods TO
stake on the east line OF lot owned by James
EDDY: thence on said line south forty nine and
one-hAl degrees wesi one hundred and ninety
rods more or less to pile of stones the no rth line
OF land owned by Benz Ash, thence on said Ash's
line south casterly fourteen rods more or less on
the west line Of land owned by the said Mrs Cor
della snow, thence on said line narth-eastrrIy
ninety rods more or less TO a small brook tbene,
on said brook easterIy about three rods to the
rboye mentioned road, thence on said road north.
easterly one hundred rods more or less TO the
nrst mentioned bound excepting from the above
parcel certain lot contai lining two acres more or
less. and lying between the brooks which cross
tue above described lot, said excepted lot being
the lot wiled by the said Royal q Higsinz de-
ceased to Leanter Higgins and Florence A. tIig.
gins and their heirs. And that IL Womb he n,
the benedt of the sad minors that said real estate
should be disposd OF. and sold and the proceeds
placed at interest. And that 1t would be Tor the
interest OF all concerned that she have license to
cell said real estate from time 10 time AT private
sale. or accept any advantageous offer for the
same or any part Of the same Wherefore your
Petitioner, the said Guardian, prays ior such IL
oense according to law.
MARY +. HIGGINS.
Dated February 5th. A. II. 1879
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate Ellsworth
feb. Term 4. u. ls79
Upon The foregoing Petition. ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all person.
Interested, by causing copy of the petition a.
this order thereon to be published three Wr,L,
excessively In the Ellsworth American IA new -
paper published ia Ellsworth, in said Count,
thAt they may appear st !. Court of Probate for
said County, To be held at Ellsworth on the 2nl
Wednesday OF APRIL next, at ten OF the clock IN
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
why the prayer OF said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest; CHAs. +. DoRR. Register 3w7.
true copy Attest. CHAs. L. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

Dro0ks.
Winter joys along with good steady
grip and few letups. Times dull and every
thing quiet, broken only by the routine OF
every day life, and the startling tragedy st
Montviile.
Temperance matters are quiet but firm.
earnest and determined. Good Templary
has . good iOot-hOld with us, and there Is
but little liquor drinking or selling in the
COurty. Belfast, our principal town, moH-
opolizes the lions share Of the Illicit liquor
trade. aud occasional lots OF liquor are
slyly delivered along the line Of Rail Road
Our farmers have turned attention more
TO wheat and corn production during the
last few yrs. and there u produced great
deal more than formerly. The Compton
Corn was tried here and found wanting.
The cultivation Of root crops, especially the
Mongold. Is largely increasing. The Non.
gold is superior feeding root, our swine
do well upon it, and it Is excellent for Mich
Cows. Hay u low and but litfle sold.
J. W. LANG.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

Domestic Porss.
EAsrroRr-Ar !. sch Eastern Queen, Dunbar.
Boston.
MAcHiAs-Ar 4. brig Clarabellc. Cogglns, Bos.
ton will load for Cuba.
BosToN-Cld Feb 8, sch Mary Jane Lee. Hag
gerthy, New Haven.
Ar TO- sch Brave. Wooster, eehawken
PRovIDEScE-s!d !, brig Eugene Hale Lord
New York.
NgwPoRr-In Port 5. sch Abigail Haynes Mar.
rail- weeha~ken for New Bedford, (sailed 9Th
Arr. sch Victory. Milliken. from Providence for
New York.
Nxw Yogk-Cld !, sch Walter N Young,
lhotn pson, MiraEoane
vISErARD HAvES-Ars. 8. sch y Carver. Wall,
Hoboken tor Boston; Mary J Lee, Haxyerthy
Boston for New Haven.
wAREHAA-Ar I, sch Clio Chilcoti, Fullerton
New York.
FORTRESS AoSRoE-sld 81. Jan. sch Jennie A
Stubbs, Stubbs, Richmond for Rio Grande do Sui
Sid 9. sch N Moseiey. Noyes, West Indies
BRUNSWICK GA-Ar sch Leonora, Bonsey,
Sew York, q days PASSAGE
JAcKsoSvILLE-Ar S. sch Stampede. Gault
Boston.
Cid 3, sch p Wyman, Urann. Baltimore.
FERSANDISA-Ar Jan 2s, sch Joshua Grindle
Freethy. ST Pierre Mart.
Cid Is. sch r Emerson, Emerson. Philpdelphis
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
the Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County of

To the Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County of
Hancock.
nHE undersigned administrator. lie bonis non
i OF the estate OF Benz amin Ben son, late of Ire
mont, in sand County, deceased, re- especfulIy rep.
resents that the goods and chattes rights ard
credits oil said deceased not sufficient to paw
hi. just debts and charges OF administration, by
the sun Of fourteen hundred dollars. Wherefore
License to sell. Al public private sale and con
yey the following parcels OF land In fremont to wit
Homestead of said Ben son. at Bas. Harbo r.
oonisining one acre. and buildings thereon; lot
of woodland at Bass Harbor. cantaning thirty
acres; one island at Bass Hsrbor, called John 3
lsiand the real estate OF the dec eased (includ.
ing the reversion Of the widows dover therein \
to satisfy said debts amt char ges OF admnstra ton
WILLIAM W. A. HEATH, Admin.
lie bonis non.
Feb. 5th. 1879.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth. Feb.
Term, A. ID. ls79.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested by causing . copy of this petition an d
this order thereon to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American a news
paper published in Ellsworth In said County
that they may appear at Court of Probate for
said County. to be held at Ellsworth, on the Cd
Wednesday in April next at ten of the clock the
forenoon, and show cause If any they have why
the prayer OF said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Attest t:-CHAs. r. DoRR Register, 3w7s
true copy-Auest; CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
FOR SALE

TUE undersI gned offers tor sale TO a pract,cal
Machinist or Monlder one-half of his Foundry
preferred will sell the whole " "
The Foundry 10 m ost iavorsbly located, there
cult OF ninety miles. "a
Ihe Foundry and Machine Shop contain all the
tools and machinery necessary to meet the re-
OF several new manufacturing Interests In sddi
tion 10 the already large Milling and ship -buiId
ing interests in the county. the future of This
business must be good. Parties desiring Ia en-
gage N business are invited to investigate Anv
informal ION desired can be had by addressing The
subscriber, or sailing upon him at his place of
business. f "'
ltf WN a NrnoN.Yn
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
onice of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. FL AM
Indications.
For New England and Middle States,
rain or snow. falling followed by rising
barometer, Southerly winds shifting to
Westerly and Northwesterly and during
the night lower temperature. Cautionary
signals continue from New Haven to East.
port.
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13
Business Notices.

Eminent ply sicians endorse Addmson's Bo-
fdRfe Bdisdm rs the safest and most efIectusl
remedy for Coughs, and Colds, ever discovered.
ct..
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

Don't fat TO try DIR. kimbalrs Baisam, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throat, Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
enectuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 25 4 50 cents, by all
Druggists. lyr.7
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

AR at Sagua, 81 uh, brig Myronus, Jarvis, Bos
ton.
Ar at Ut Thomas, 81 ult. sch Pride Of the East
Lord. from Laguna for New loak. repg,
Ellsworth American., 1879-02-13

Brig Eugene Hale, Of Calais. Capt Lord, from
froyidence for York inst, is chartered TO load
gram Al that port for Bayonne. At $500 per cargo
thence TO Bilboa to load iron ore ior 4 Yorf a;
es000 per cargo.