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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20
A change of some importance has just

A change of some Importance has just
taken place in the firm of WetmOre &
Co. As will be noticed in cur advertising
columns, P. NJ. LathrOp who has for the
past two years had the management OF
the business, has been admitted as a
partner. The firm will hereafter be
known as WetmOre & LathrOp. This as
far as the mercantile or store business
is concerned. The outside lumber bust
ness etc. will be continued by the old
firm of WetmOre & Co, and will, as hereto
fore, be under the management of Mr..
Lathrop. Mr.. Lathrop has been identi-
fed with the interests of ChebOygan SC
long that his friends will be glad to again
see his name at the head of business
That the store will rank in the future as
in the past, as one of the best in the place
no one who knows Mr.. LathrOp will doubt
We wish the new firm unbOunded sue
cess.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20

The RIack River Improvement Insur.
ed-645 5Shares-s16,1x5o OF the stock
Subscribed
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20

The Keweenaw arrived at Detroit
Monday and is being fitted out.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25
The Constitutional Amendments

JoiST RISoLrr!oS proposing M amend
picnt to lie Constitution Of the Stale.
Resolved, By thu Legislature Of West
Virginia, two.thilda Of I'LL the members
elected to each House agreeing thereto
That The following be aud tho same il
hereby proposed NJ IN GmenGmtnt 10 tie
Constitution II this Stale, to wit: Tha.
article eight Of said constitution as it how
is he stricken out, and The following be III.
serted IN lieu lllerrof:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25

tive but to tell the truth Of him,
and began to wIIitewash him only.
wlcn.it was impossiblcl to have him
withdraw, after he hal quickly nc.
ceptetl q nomination given to him
in Il fury of l1olcFy. No Republic:
can paper now saving he is honest
believes lie is honest. Similarly,
the Republican. administration
stamped NJ. Arthur as leader OF Il
corrupt Custom-house ring, and
McssrS. Hayes and Sherman de-
rarpd his removal was demanded
by the interests Of honesty and hy
their oaLhs to secure honest gov
ernment.
SEcTIoNaLIsM.
There should be Il clange Of par
ties: Because the Republican party
has always been sectional. 1t has
Ind only the policy OF setting the
North and tho SoUthat hatred. II
has Collowing only in one part Of
the country and among the most
of the people. It's sole
hope Of success is "a set men
against their irllow-men. It &c
counts the peace and prosperity Of
millions Gifts countrylnen calamity
tOits own fortunes. 1t created oNr
National troubles and cannot sur
vive their settlement. The day Of
brotherhood would be the day Of
the Republican party's disband,
ment.
military POINTER.
There should be y change Of par
ties: Because the Republican party
raises the military above the civil
power. 1t bayonetcd the legisla-
lures Of three States out Of their
seats. Itbayoncted room for thugs
to take their places. ltused troops
to maintain unelectcd bandits in
Office in ten States for six years. 1t
claims the right to salt the polls
with soldiers. II caused the forces
to be sounded to- see ifthey would
sustain Grant in procl:iming him
self u dictator, Ii creates y horde
ofianissaries as deputy marshals,
and supplements them with the
army to iHtiniidato voters Of the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25

M Z LLIN ER
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25
Dt2aagas Of ihG. TlTQat anal limos.

PECTORRL. s,,I; . Il strikes ut
tho foundation Of nit pulmonary diseases,
attending rrol,iIt relief amI rapid cures,
md is adopted 70 patients Of any o:;o o.
either GcS. IiGtng very patG:AhlG, tho
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sure EhroRt,
Bronchitis, iHiiucnxn, ClcrEyInan's
SDre Throat, Asthma, Group, nMtl
CRtnrrli, the effects uf Awaits CHERRY
PEcroItAL Tre magical, md MWltiiWlpS
are annually preserved from serious III
ness hT itS timely and faithful iise. It
should le kept nj hand III every i,nllar-
hold for tho protection 1t affords In alIii.
den ATTACKS. In Wh00pinE. cough md
Consumption there Il no OTHER rGIiIetIv
SO Ui!VlCUlIs. soothing. mil lrlnful.
Law prices ara Inducements 10 Try
soma Of the many mixtures Or syrrpS,
made vt rhCnp anil ineffective !ngrcll.
cntS, how offered, which, US they con-
tAin no curative qualities, cau a[Iuril
only temporary relief, and arc surN 10
ElsappUin. the patient. Diseases VI tho
throat md lungs demand nctiYB NIL
effective treatment; and It Is dangerous
experimenting with unknown nntl cllrau
mCdicl!CS, from thu great liability That
these Diseases may, While 80 fvl!!at! with,
become deeply seated or INcUr.btc. Us0
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and YOU
may confidently expect tho best results.
1t IL Of acknowledged curative power,
aud Is rs cheap as It's CAREFUL ,rrpaEntinn
and fins ingredients will allow. Enl.
ncnt physicians, knowing its coIuIRsI-
t!oA, prescribe 1t. Tie test Of hNlf
century Inns proven itS certainty to euro
oil pulmonary complaints not already
beyond tic FGacl Of lIuinau aId.
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C. AVER & co.,
Practical aud analytical ChrsnIsta,
Lowell, Mass.
sold ny AL UHr0uisTa EVERYWHERE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25

80. The oGice of commissioner md jus
lice Of Teace SlinIl IL licensed inc0sn.,
pa,ibIc Vacancies in the Office ri COLI
missioner, clerk OF the coaaty court aud
justices Il tho peace shall R filled by The
t:nunty court Oi The county ua!iL The nC1t
general election.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25

M T LLIN BRY
I have y handsome line Of Mil.
linery Guods, such US
FEo'rcr%, SatjnS, SILKS, .Nctv
Bennett &Ih'S, with CUsh-
mere effects, Lacc8, FcMth-
c''S, Fancy Ribbons, Bon
Nets, .BtUck 07tG White
LcGhoTns, Blach s. White
Chip'StI'p7rS, TRIMMED antE
Unt!in1med, for Ladies
md Children.
E&- New goods ordered each
week.
MRS. ATCGETSON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25
Legal. Notices.


Vs. ...|.
Saathi.l G. smlnaker, Samuel Il. lays,
ShcriiloI Gilmcr county, and as such nd.
miuisttntor of Alexander Pickens, de.
ceased, George a. pickcns, Albert Pick
ems, Silas T. Riddle and Mary e., his
Wife, BfliioE, cuberly aud Mnrtlia, his
wife, LcOnidas a. Riddle al Jenlimn, his
wife, William S,aluakcr mud Fila, his
T. wife, James johnson aud Amy BELLE john
son and A!alissa pickCns.
III Chnnccry in the County Court
Of Lewis County.
Tie parties 10 tho above styled cause will
take noticntlat tllayc fixed upon Satur.
day, ihoath=dayot October $50, satztny:
office in the townof Weston Aforesaid be.
tween The honrs Of suariee and sunset, 10
execute m order fzroic.eace made in.sail
cause, on The 7lh day Of April, 1880,
by The Conaty C0artof: I.ewjs eoua,y, West
virginln, W which Enid order am required
10 settle the administration accounts Of Al.
vxnuder pickens, deceased, uuI take proof
Of NIL the ,lGG's against the cstnc OF The
dcccdeut, aud to report The same with their
amount, Ordcr and priOrisirsi ~ which
tine and pIncc The parties hereto IRE re-
qu;rel to attend. And II from any cause
tic execution Of said order of reference lie
not completed on said day. tie cXerulson
thereof shall be- CouIiaacl from lime 10
time, ard between the shine hou.s us uiorc'
aald, ill the samr shall he completed.
Given Gndcr my hand as Commissioner Of
said Court, Tie 18th day d September,
1850.
T. ! SIMPSON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25
D07ItcSiic.

Swiss Cigar, Fancy Pressed
American Cousin, The losics, Seed
stoSies, excellent IIayor Round
Stosies, Tips, Cigarettes; also 4
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Homemade
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
Pipes, Matches, Snuff, &c.
COME ,lN,DSEE Us.
juFER e ZOBRtSr,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circni. Court
Of Lewis county, pronounced in the COsc T.!
Gideon D. Camden, surviving, &c, again st
the hrirs and admin islmtOF If John Doyle,
dcccasc'I, the undersigned Commissioners
named in said decree will, on Tic trs; day
oCIhc Oct ohrr tetm Of tho County Court o!
Lewis county, befere tho front door o; the
court house, sell to tic hishsst bidder, upon
II credit Of one and two years, tract Of
1tG! ACRES OF LAND,
situated in said county, on the CoTc Lick
Fork Of Sand Fork in the bill mentioned.
G. y. CAMDEN, Jr,
CAMDEN S0MA!ERS.
septl Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25

III Such- paris Of the cpNlttl0n. las, 9Nnl.
50Ezthc4laWs 0fztllis State a8 arc in:iorce
fwlleilLii!S article s0rS into operation, anii
are=not& FelMgnaut thereto Shall be and
continue the law uf#tte HtatG until altered
or rHEs5lt.i by the Legislature II EVIL
and ctimiNaI8NitS and proceedings pandiNg
in The former eircuit courts Of this Stale,
shall remain and be proceeded in before The
circuit rourts Of the counties in which they
,,npp nnr,i;u1
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-25
At the
New Brick RSWiEt3ins.
Nrlv JIiolk Cf6nrS..

Flower of Perfection, Concha Re-
gala, Capaduas, Cabanas, Daisies,
Our Dad,lies, Honey Bees, Alncri-
Gun Babies, Nc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Home and Foreign News.

Rev. W. II. II. Murray has arrived at
his farm in Guilford. Conn.
The wonderful horse st. Julien ,ro,,ed
at Hartford Yesterday in 2.ll l-4-beating
time one half second
Mrs. Ole Bull, the widow Of the music.
ian. Is TO return at once to her parents a,
Eau Claire, Wis.
1t Is nearly six weeks since the workmen
we're buried in the Hudson River Tunnel.
and II is nov estimated that il will require
week more to reach the bodies
Senator Window SAYS Minnesota will
go republican this year. BY 10000 majority
In Iowa. the republicans begin to look for
5000 majority.
Gen. Joseph r. Hawley has been select
cd to deliver the GRAFTON at the dedica,ory
exercises and unwilling Of the monument.
just completed on the battle grounds of An
tietam, by the Board Of Trustees Of this ma
tional cemetery.
A San Francisco dispatch says the en-
gagemens Of Jesse, the younges, son Of Gen
eral Grant. to Lizzie, daughter Of W. s.
Chapman. a large California land holder. is
announced The marriage will take place
a, Palace Hotel next month.
Deep mining in Nevada has peculiar
dangers. Quite recently. while a miner was
a, work on the 3s2s level Of the yellow
Jacket, stream Of hot water spurted ou,
upon him. scalding the skin Of his arm
On the 5000 level Of the Belcher the hea,
Is so grea, as to almos, blister the hands and
faces Of the workmen. One Of them recent
y fell insensihle and died day or two after
In the Julia mine a miner vas nearly
drowned by sudden ouiburs, Of no, water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

ELLSWORTH. Aug. 81, 1850.
Mr.. Editor: Please allow me space in
your columns to say that the report so in
dustriously circulated by the fasionish dur
ing nv absence from home last week, that !
ordered two men out Of the vestibule Of
the post office in this city, ON Sunday AFTER
noon, the 2ist inst, for expressing political
sentiments not in harmony with my own.
is unqualifedly false. never ordered any
one from the ves,;bule Of the post Office, q
custom house building. or grounds, for any
cause whatever, nor ever said or intimated
anything which had the faintest resemblance
to such an order.
On the afternoon in question l met two
men in the post Office vestibule who were
talking politics. Their theme excited me
somewhat, and gave and received several
we'll directed verbal shots but soon retir-
cd leaving them "slone in their glory
This is all there is of il; aud for What ]
said, hold myself responsible. The Incl
dents related in the silly stories about
.black eyes" ETC., are Embellishments which
never had being save in 6ction.
J. c. CMLcOTT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Trsoess.
Saturday vAs sor, Of political held
day. Mr.. Eben B. Clark was nominated as
candidate for Representative to the Legi.la-
,ure by the Republicans in convention a,
Somesville; T. II. Dodge WAS selected BY a
conference Of Greenbackers as "s'raigh, out"
candidate for the same Office; the Democrat
ie nominee is Mr.. George W. Richards, Of
Eden.
Quite a number Of our fishermen leave
this week for Wood Island on their yearly
cruise "a herring'en." They usually make
a"s;rike" there about the last Of every Sep
TENDER.
Hon. 7. II. Murch spoke a, South
West Harbor. Saturday evening.
In your las, issue-refering to par,izan
rowdyism-you said. "all these things, how
ever. have been done during this campaign
and in this State. by members Of the Fusion
party" This brings to mind an instance Of .
wear and half ago. Your correspondent
was speaking before the Greenbaek club Of
fremont; he wss insulted and the meeting
broken up by certain class mostly Repub-
licans, and partly Democrats. l, was a
premeditaied affair and Republicans went
there to "see the fun" Republicans and
Democrats alike heartily rejoiced over the
matter although there were few in both
parties who condemned il Is an outrage. 1t
sealed the doom Of Fusion in this town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Terrific Storm in virQinis.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 81.
The city was visited last night by one of
the hercest storms ever known in this sec
ton For two hours the rain fell in tor
rents accompanied by almos, incessant ,hun-
der and lightning. A number of merchant.
sustained considerable loss BY the flowing
Of their cellars. In upper parts of the city
the streets were badly washed and several
bridges in the suburbs are swept away, no
loss of life has as We, been reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

al Jones undertakes To pull nv ears,
SAID a loud mouthed fellow on a street cor
ner. abe will Just have his hands fall ="
The crowd looked at the mans cars and
smiled
Old Probs." otherwise General Albert
j. MyeTS. who died Tuesday Of last week.
wa. not SO very old. being but - years OF age
and in the prime of life lie has been in va
Tious positions IN the signal service OF the III
ted States since 1853. Since s66 he has been
chief officer. General Myer was a man Of
splendid executive ability and untiring ener-
". He was thoroughly devoted TO the pro-
fession TO which he gave the best wears Of
his life, and j; was largely through the great
influence which he exerted over the hes;
minds in Congress tina, such liberal provision
has been made for rendering our signal ser
vice one Of the he's; IN the world.
AT Rochester. Michigan, they have a
good way Of advertising the Young men who
stand on the church steps after meeting to
stare at the ladies. The following card is
kept standing in the Era of that place -
"1'he Donkey Club Of this village would in
form the Young ladies especially, and the
public generally. that they have made ar
rangemenis for an extensive demonstration
on the steps IN front of the Methodist Epis-
copal ehapel-the members locating them
selves on sither side of the main entrance
on SUNDAY evening next Positions taken
Immediately after the close Of the religious
exercises within"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

To the Honorable the Justice Of the supreme Ju.
diciai Court next 20 be holden a Eiis ORTIZ
within and for the ,ounty Of Hancock. on tho
sssond Tuesday OF October. A. D.. i.-l
Josie G. 81 AGEB. Of Buckspart. In said oun
Y ~ respectfully hbels and gives this honorable
court to be informed thai she lawfully mar
rse'i 10 fre,ierick II. seaser. Of Ellsworth at or
land. In said County. By The Rev. stephen Gross,
person duly authorized to solemnike marriages
on the fourteenth day Of April. A. ID, ISIS That
since their said intermarrlage your hheliant has
always conducted herself towards her said has-
band n a faithful true and afe-tionatc wife, and
has ever been faithful to her MARI iase obhgatious
That the said Frederick H. >eager wnoily regard
ie-s Of the same on or about the twenty second
day of April, a. ID. i,I1. without any reF sonable
cause willfuly deserted your libsllant and has
never lived with her since. and has not furnished
her with any means OF support since that time.
That the residence OF the sail Frederick L. sea-
ger Is unknown u your libelant. and that abe has
nsed reasonable diligence to ascertain the same
Wherefore your hbeilaat prays that divorce
from the bonds II ustrimony may he dccrced by
this court, and such other decree made as to the
court shall seem proper and she avows that said
divorce would be reasonable and proper, coBdue.
I've To domestic harmony anil consistent with tho
psaos and morality ~ society.
MRS. JOSIE G.. SEaGER
HANCOCK. =, Aug 10th, 4. H. 1850
Personally appeared the above named Josie &.
>~aSer. aud made oath IN thc truth Of the above
statement By her signed
BefnrV mr,
%, +. CINNINGiIAM,
of he
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The Eastern Normal School common
ces the second week Of the fall term with an
attendance Of 81. The entering class num-
bers Al. The different counties are repre-
sented q follows: Androscoggin /; Cum
Der land, l; Hancock. ?; Kennebec, 2; Knox.
2; Lincoln, 2; Penobscot, II; Sagadahoc, l;
Waldo, 3; Washington; 3. Somerset and
York are also represented in the school,
The answers to the question Occupation Of
fathers given BY the entering class. sum up
as follows: Farmers %; Mechanics Z; Sea
Captains !; Seamen 2; Millers 2; Fishermen
|; Merchants 2; Inspector of Customs 1;
Clerg! men l. q Of the entering class have
taught an average Of 20 weeks. The aver
age age Of the class is Is years and II
months,
Miss Comstock has leave Of absence
for a term, on account Of her health. and
Miss Laura Andrews Of the class of 80 has
taken her place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

RoeksposS.
The store Of s. +. Hall g. Son vas en-
tered last week, Tuesday evening. and sever.
a articles of value carried away. No clue u
yet to the thieves.
On Friday night Of last week Emery
Hall VAS crowded to overlooking to listen to
. stirring address from Gen. Fitzpatrick on
the political issues Of the day. Ahsr the
meeting the Garfield & Davis Club in uni.
form With 80 tessAes, led BY IT, BusksPo.'
Comet Bend Psreded IT, stssets. LAD
Monday evening IL club tsok pest in til
street parads = pepgog.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Doaeh1l1.
Frost in low places last Thursday
morning. and very cool nights and mornings
since.
Gen. Chalmers spoke to q full house,
last Tuesday night, very many Republicans
and ladies attended out Of curiosity.
MIR. o. NJ. Slower has been quite sick,
but We are pleased to learn he is fast re-
covering.
The weather seems more like October
than August.
The Republicans here feel that they can
afford to pay something if Democratic
speakers like Gen. Chalmers, will speak here
every week.
Very dry, wells are very low. and fail
ing. ROB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Aso~O0o0s
Three Of the Fishing schooners have
arrived from the Grand Banks with "full
fares" There is only one more to complete
the whole number sent from here, and last
report she WAS doing we'll.
There seems to be considerable building
and repairing going on here. Mr.. Gilbert
Smith is building fine story and half house.
J. F. Lear Is building . new barn. Geo.
Coolidge has dug and is nov ssoning cellar
preparatory for The erection Of house. W
F. Hutchinss is making Improvements on
his house. D. d. Hodskins has been shing-
ling the roof Of his dwelling house.
Roy. Howard Tldsa is evay On short
vaestioa; his pulpit win Be supplied BY Rev.
N. White. q Ellsworth. next Sunday.
Asg. Sir W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

MANCHESTER, \. II. Aug. 81.
last evening at Hallsville, q suburb Of
this city, Edgar CoIbun playfully pointed Z
loaded gun al VIM. f. Beuragard aged H.
killing the latter. Colburn i. under arrest,
He stated he vas not aware the gun va.
loaded. He has been arrested for man.
slaughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
LOCAL NOTICES.

Mr.. Jerome Prince, BY the use Of his
Mineral indicator has discovered, during
the past week, mineral veins on land Of the
heirs of Solomon J. Trevorgy, Surry; Sam
uel WATSON, East Sur-y; S. J. Lord. Tren-
ton and on land Of irving l.. Lord, the vein
running through on to land of c. b. Lord,
Ellsworth.
NORTH HANCOCK, Aug ed. 1850.
A well defined vein of rich mineral has
been located on the farm Of Mr.. Stephen
Monaghan. North Hancock, b, Jerome
Prince. lw36
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
Truth and HOnOr.

Query What is the best family medi-
cine in the world to regulate the bowels.
purify the blood, remove costi,eness and
biliousness, aid digestion and tone up the
whole system? Truth and honor compels
US to answer Hop Bitters, being pure. per
feet and harmless. See another column
Toledo Blade
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

The subscriber hereby gives pubic noti-s to all
] concerned that he has been duly appointed
end hiss taken upon himself the trust OF az
Administrator Of the E-late Of
HENRY. G. MOORE, late Of Gouisisboro
10 the Coenty Of Hancock, decS4sed ~ giving
all persons who are Indebted 10 the said drcess.
ed'- es'ateto @aSe tmn,s diate payment a and lhore
who hays say demands there.,,. tn az.
hiatt lhs came for payment
.PELATlAB MOOR, Admir-.
Angus 5ih, lseO. asa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02
MARINE LIST.

Eiis~.rsA P.rs.
Wednesday. Aug ..
ARRIVED.
Sch sarah EHzab~th. Curtis. Rockiand.
SAILED.
Sch Anna Murch. Lori. DAIaAri.cons.
SCH II Bailer, -. Isoslon.
THURSDAY. Aug %.
ARRIVED
stmr Josie 4 Bella. co,L tsott. island.
SAILED.
SCH Ralph X Grani. Grant. Rockland
Friday. Aug. q.
ARRIVED
Sch II " Cu-hman. ferrili. B,r IIsrtor.
Sch sea Flower. Mos.ley. BiuehilI.
SAILED.
Sch City OF Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
Sch Arboreer, clark, BOSTON
Steamer josie 4 Bella. oou, Cots Island
SATURDAY. Aug. -.
SAILED.
srh Vim II Archer, Beliaiy. Boston.
sunday. Aug. ~.
stmr. Josie 4 Bella. Cot. Colt, Island.
Monday. Aug. 30.
SAILED.
sch otron,o. Hammond, Boston.
TUESDAY. Aug. Al.
ARRIVED
steamer Josis 4 bella, Gott, Cote IslAnd.
Wednesday. Sept I.
SAILED.
Sch Elizabeth. Ray, Cape Ann.
sch Lodu.kia. Curtis. Boston.
Aug p. lat ~ IS. lon. II IS Sch Wesley Abbott.
from Jacksonville for New York.
Ooosssse Pssss.
BaLrAokE-Cid q. John A. Lerd, Thomas.
BASGpR-Ar -. Sch. Ca.,illan Means, Norwa,k,
g, Copy, Curtis, Boston, Sarah Wooster. GULL.
Ar q, schs vantalis, Alley, Boston; Yankee
Blade. Blake. New York.
BosroS-Ara. Sch Msrcellas. Remick. Ron.
Ar %. Sch. copy. Curtis, Ellsworth Panama,
Fullerton. Ellsworth. Carsssa. Ray. Ellsworth /:
Mary =. Cushman. Patien. Ellsworth.
Ar q, sch Forester. Ray. Ellsworth, Eagle. Sin
Ter Potter. Ellsworth FANNIE 4 Edith. Chapman.
CALAis-s,d 81. Sch Mary Augusta. Hol. Ches.
NV YoKK-Passed through Hell Gate, a,
bound east Sch Frank Maria. Alley. Rondout for
Ar2s. schs Louisa smith. Weber. Bsnsor
jed Frye. Langley. Amboy. for Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate Is, schs Victory,
Aiihken. Amboy Tor bOston; Olive Branch, Whitx.
ker. ROndous for Boston.
Ar %. Sch Westerioo Whitaker. Ellsworth.
Ar q. Sch WesterlOo. Whitaker, Ellsworth for
RouslouI
Passed through Hell Gate q. hound east, sch
@eo Somes. Norwood. for Lynn.
Ctd =. Sch Pride Of the East, Lord, for Brups-
wick, Ga
i'koviDESCB-Ar2 %. Sch Samuel Lewis, Moor,
Ellsworth.
pHiLADELrMA-Ar %. Sch LOUISE Wilson,
Alley. Brunswick, ia,
ROF0AgD ROFoD.
NAvAssA-Ars. Brig Eugene Hale, from Dem.
aSara. 70 load for Baltimore.