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Auction sALEs--.rusure Days.
Dy George T.. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. zoos Bank street.

T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF a NACANI
LOT on HARvIE sTREET BETWEEN
ROBINSON AND RITClIIE sTKEEIs-Ine exc,
c,,tion OF deed OF trust from T. y. Wilson, dated
April 20, 1881, and recorded In the clerks once
II Henrico County Court. and being required oy
the holder Of the note therein secured, wiz sen ~
auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 1882,
n q o,clock =. NJ. the above-describcd PROPER
Try, fronting on the south line cf Har,ie street ~
feet, and running back between parallel lines l53
feet inches. ..,,
TERMS: Enough IN cash 20 pay for executing
this trust and 10 pay of note Of S3s with Liter
eSt from the 26th day OF October, 1881; the ball
G. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE Y. CRAwTORD. AnctlOneer. NH "a
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THOMAS J.. ALFElEND.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
RICHMOND. Va.
PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND. Va. March -. i-e2.
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
- cEIYED ~ the Office ~ tie Superintendent
until MARCH 3l,T. inclusive, Tor fUrullluf f.r
following snpllie- TOR Ne virgins Irgit'nii.i.
fur The months ~ April and May next
1000 pounds OF CLfAE-itiB BACON.
SO barrels 81 EXTRA >lPERflNt floI j.
Virginia Or western hrlHdl,
G3J pounds Of RICE.
1886 pounds If BROW y SUGAR,
500 gallons II MOLA~~E~.
: suck, OF SALT,
go bushol, u IRISH POTATOES
40 barrels If NORTH tAROLlNA tIFIfp
IlERRlNG-.
500 pound, of RIO tfFt -.
81 gallons Oi CIDER AiNEGAE,
1000 pounds Of SOAP.
barrel 81 Pc hLf~.
S07 bushels Oi COEN-MEAi.-
~ such times and iu such quanftie- a. H'1y Do n-
quired b. De- delivered frct ~ charge fgt pirAit'
or drayage.
Bids must IN each case be- accompanied viii.
sample.
Tie Board reserve. the right 10 nec' any or
bids. M.~C0l 4,
StorcNe,por Virginia rcnitcntaI'.
nah 23-3t
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

--------------,----
ID l. & Z NG TOD Al FROM
IL SCHOONER CARL u. LATlIROP. from
Boston, and I'm store.
100 barrels BALDWIN APPLES.
200 barrel, MAINE EARLY ROSE POTATOES
Or. ". barrei-l
loo barrels JACKSON POTATOES ". II. barr
rclsl.
100 boxes GENUINE BONELESS GOLDFISH.
leo boxes BONELESS HAkE.
leo barrels ROUND HtRRiNGS.
For aleby WILLIAM JENKINS & CO.
NH oo-3f 1918 ei-t Mu,n street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE DWELLINGS AND VACANT
LOTS IN RICHMOND, AND PROPERTY IN
HENRlC0 COUNTY, ADJOINING THE CITY.
l,N Auction.
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CITY FNnfNEfK'- OfFfs E.f
RICHMOND, "a. March rs, is-2.
NOTICE TO STONE AND BRIO X
PAYERS, sToNE-coNTRACroRs.
AND fNCAyArOR~
SEALED PROPOSALS win De rcci,od OF d.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII De- rccycd at OIL.
Office until
FRIDAY, ApKu 7IH.
Al O',IoCk g. ".
for FURNISHING ALL MATERIALS ANh
LAYING THE USUAL STONE MD HRi'h-
PAVING, GRANITE CLUBBING AND FLA'-
ClNG, and for REPAIRING hND kELANi\'
THE SAME. and for such GRADING 'i
STREETS q, may le required. Tor thc tcrfn 81 ..
year from the l., day OF April neat.
Forms Of proposals and .pccidctlions cfn De- OLE
taircd by applying az t.i- office.
The Committee Cn street. reserve, ihe tisf' Coo
reject any or ali proposal, oicrci ana % give o.
contract for each itcm separately.
w.. D.. oyTeuAW.
mh l7-td cry trgip".
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DIClMOND PROGRESS,
ARENL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED ~
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE ACENT AND AucTi0NEER,
lIl3 Main street.

This paper full aud comprehensive ana meet,
all want, Of real estate purchasers and -cllcrs, snd
IS DISTRIBTTED FREE OF CHARGE. " con-
talns much valuable information about real c-iric
in Richmond ana 10 vicinity and a history OF
Richmond. Call and get one Parties putting
real estate Ia my hands for sale Will have their
property adse rtscd therein free Of cost 10 tom
selve, NH l2-lm
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THE ROANOKE LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, or ROANOKE,
ROANOKE COUNTY, W.,

OFFER FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS,
suitable for all purposes, IN the town Of Roanoke
formerly called Big Lick. located % miles west
from Iynchburg, nj the junction of IN. ~hcnau-
dOah-Nalley and Norfolk and western railroads.
The railroad companies are erecting extensive
shopsai this point, which viii give employment To
1000 mechanics.
Roanoke offers special facilities for industrial
enterprises of all Kinds, and l. In the well-known
iron region of Virginia, which Is also highly
cultivated agricultural district.
Coal Of the best quality, suited for all munufac-
turing enterprises. can be obtained at reasonable
rates from mines now being opened on the live Of
the New-Riyer branch of the Norfolk ana Wcst-
crn railroad.
The rapid development OF The town render, this
particularly desirable point for siOreaeeporl ana
mechanics To- locate
Lots for al purposes for sale on very enable
terms. For further information nl ply 10
H. CHAPMAN, sun, rin;endent
Roanoke Land and Improvement Company.
mh l4-lm Roanoke. Va.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HAND
Il sOME THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELL.
ING, WITH THE GROUNDS ATTACHED,
TIKI LATE RESIDENCE OF CAPTAIN }.
HhMpDES CHAMBERLAYSE, DECEASED,
OF GRACE AND FOUsIIEE STREETS. At AUC-
TiON.-ln execution of deed Of trust from j.
Esinpden Gha bar Trustee, dated llth Of
all concerned, we viii cell by auction, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1892,
at * o'clock p. ~, tho VERY DESIRABLE RE-
SIDENCE situated a. above.
II contains about ten rooms, besides closets. &C.,
with wide halls and stairways; arca around the
basement, and all modern conNeniences, ana las
been recently pape,ed painted, aud impr9,yssd5.
aud csrriage-house. &c, making II IN all COM
plcte establishment. The LOT fronts 69H feet,
aud runs back 1856. feet to AN alley 20 feet wide.
and the property Win BE- sold as a whole, although
the house situated that there l. space on each
side for comfortable dwelling.
This will be recognized one Of the most de-
sirable residences now on the market, whether re-
gard BE- had 30 situation or The character Of the
improvements; and the sale Offers an opportunity
now daily growing less frequent to purchase u
TEnns: Unusually iavorable-ssy cash Tor ex-
penses Of sale and to pay note Tor tl,635 due
cured Is follows, dn dated 1th February, 1881
Three Tor Sli2.50 each at fifteen, eighteen, and
twerty-one months; one for 81 l2.5O at twenty
four months: three for 800 each at twcnty-seven,
thirty, and thigtytlree months; one for 81 1905 at
tblrty-siX montls three for $3.50 each at thirty
nine, foriy-iwo. and forty-fyc months; one for
ti,567.5O at fcrty-olght months; three for SID
each at ty-OnC 1fy -four, and fftyseYen months
one for si,545 at sixty months; three for $3.50
esch ut siXty-tbree, slX;y-sx, and siXty-uine
months; and one FOR 81 .522.5O AT seyenty-twO
months; the Ic-lduc upon terms 10 lie made known
at the sale. All credit payments to bear interest
from the day Of SALE The above terms are pre-
hx-f Ia
tha, they viii, by consent be varied II desired,
az 10 shorten the time, and as much more in cash
viii he received as the purchaser may wish 20 pay,
OHIO G.. kEAN,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees
(,RUBBS & WILLIAMS. tuciioneers. NH 81
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DAMNED GOODS.
800 cases DEMONS STANDARD PEACHES,
100 eases PHI, PEACHES.
100 eases EARLY JUNE PEAS,
10 cases CALIFORNIA APklCOTS,
10 case, BAkIl r." PEARS,
10 cases ASSORTED PIE FRUITS.
25 eases LIMA BEANS,
IL ease STRAWBERRIES.
80 eases DANiS'S CORN,
100 eases TOMATOES.
Is cases PlNEAPPLES,
12 eases ASPARAGUS,
IL eases CLANS,
100 eases OYSTERS,
30 cases SAL MON.
so cases LISTERS.
so eases CANNED BEEF. ...,..
III case one- and 0-pound PRESERVES.
100 naI,s prs ERVES. assorted kinds,
All these goods are guaranteed u be Of tie hest
brands For sale how by .. ,,,,,,,,,,......
NH l2-eOdlm bObilN ihibbLii i.
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BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOncers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND
HARRISON STREETS.-By virtue of decree of
the Richmond Chancery Court In the suit of Nc
Carlhy Is. Dickinson and ais, entered February
lS, $50, the undersigned, special com nissioneTs
thereby appointed for the purpose, will sell 10y aac
ton, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1852,
at O'Clock L. NJ, the aforementioned properly.
Two of these lots have front Of 80 feet each
and four a front of 20 feet each. with a depth Of
III feet 10 an alley O feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, and title re-
tanned until all the purchasc-mOncy l. paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
JACKSON CITY,
THOMAS i. EVANS,
ROBERT STILES,
AR. COURTNEY,
NH lS Special Commissioners.
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by hppcrsOn Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Eleventh. street.
F5VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
4 BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on VENABLE
BETWEEN ROSE AND PINK sTREETS.-By
virtue OF n tr,ist-deed from Martha V. Crump IL
me, dated Goth of December. 1879. duly recorded
in Richmond Chancery Court. default having been
made IN the payment Of the debt thereby secured,
and being thereto required, will sell, Oh the
premises, By auction, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH l3. 1882,
az AZ O'Clock i. NJ, the property above described,
being a VERY HANDSOME LOT, fronting on
The north llDc Of Senable street 46 feet, running
back at right angles 1874 fee, . Inches, with u
LARGE BRICK DWELLING, &C., thereon.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, more
liberal terms will be announced at the sale.
J. l.. APPFRsON, Trustee.
POSTPONEMLNT.
IN consequence Of rain. postponed TO
FRIDAY, MARCH oath.
at the same hour. !. l.. APPERSOS.
NH 10 Trustee.
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME, ROSENDALE cE-
III MENT. PORTLAND CEMENT Imported.
CALCiNED PLASTER, LAND PLASTER
lground fresh daily, NOVA SCOTIA LUMP
WARNER MOORE,
mh22-eod Seventeenth street. south side ioeb
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GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
- BEAUTIFUL LOTS on BROOK AVENUE
AND MITCHELL STREET.-Me shall sell at
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1882,
III $3.50 o'clock l.. NJ, those VALCABLE LOTS To-
Gated above. adjoining the residence of the late
Theodore frick and running back 10 Mr.. FROM
mer's property. -Four of these lots front ON the
east line OF Brook avenue, aud ten OF them on the
north line of Mitchell street, according 10 he plat,
To DC exhibited M The hour of sale.
These lots are just outside Of the corporation
line, and are well adapted for sfOrcs and dwellings.
Great bargains can truly be had.
TERMS: At sale. ". GODDlN & son.
NH 22 AuctiOneerS.
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EORSALE. THECONyENIENTLY q
II LOCATED BRICKDWELLlNG, No. 3l3 ID
north Nineteenth street which contains about SIX
rooms aud detached brick kitchen IN the yard;
also, well Of good water. The LOT fronts about
l4Ol forty feet and extends back 100 feet or more.
Parties wanting a home convenient 10 business
can buy bargain. Apply 10
4. u. CHAPLIN & co.
NH l9-eod3t Real Estate Agent.
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100 CASES CANNED TOMATOES
lOO aud PEACHES,
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs,
CHOICE GREEN and BLACK TEA,
BEEHIVE and CAssARD's HAMS,
BEST BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR.
"a l3-eod GEORGE \. HuNDLEY.
HERRINGs.-aQ0 barrels N. G. CUT
IL HERRINCs; 100 barrels y. G.. GROSS
hERRINGs. las! A.i'sTVhEs x CO.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THAT LARGE BRICK -
4 HOUSE, with laryc lot attached. e TIE IA
corner OF Thirtieh and Leigh streets. The house
has eight rooms; detached Kitchen with TWO
roolQs. TO good tenant tie rcat viii ne low. APP
ply 10 SUTTON & Co,
Ilh 22-W.r&su3i lloS Main strstt.
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SrAT " O
eitremem pdn n ID
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author tyani undCTf The law 0 nc I
used
sworn y,an
nyot,
s. 4 dayofJ alurj,l H.M
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RrGruhhs & MlilIams.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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MoRIGAGEs
MARKET VALUE
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Ey jas. MIcdougall, AuctiOnCer,
No. 10 Governor street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

1 OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
FOR DlSINFECTING
BED-CLOTIiES AND CLOTHING or THE
SICk-R00I.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nh lG-coiGt
The Republican journal., 1882-06-08
The Coming Convention.

The Republican State Convention meets ii
Portland on Tuesday next. That it will be Il
large and harmonious assemblage we are fully
assured, and that its action will be wise we have
no reason to doubt. 1t will be peoples conven-
ton in the best sense of the word. 1t is called
i'll the interest of the whole people of the State,
and not in that of any ring or faction. 1t is not
committed to exploded financial falacies or to
unAmerican theories of government. The prin-
ciplcS laid down in the call for the convention
are those accepted by all intelligent and phtri-
otic citizens. Unusual care has been exercised
in the choice of delegates and nowhere has there
been evidence of diSsenson OF a factiouS spirit.
The universal desire and intention is TO act for
the best. and to put into the field as candidates
the best men out Of the abundance of good ma
terial to select from. The convention is there
fore sure to be success in itself. and TO ensure
success at the polls in September.
For The Gubernatorial nomination but two
candidates are before the people. both from
Cumberland county-CoI. Frederick Robie, of
Gorham. and Hon. W. W. Thomas, Jr.. of
Portland. AT present writing il is impossible
to determine which has the greater strength.
Many delegates are unpledged and unnstructed.
While Mr.. Thomas will have a decided majority
Of the Cumberland county delegates Mr. Robie
has developed unexpected strength in the east
erm counties. Sagadahoc is said 10 be a unit
for him, and Waldo is apparently nearly so
AdNlces from Piscataqus are favorable to Robbie,
while as to Lincoln. Damarscotta is said to have
chosen three Thomas delegates and one for
RoDic. and Bristol five for Thomas. The All-
%Usla. Pennington. Rockand, and Ellsworth
delegations are unpledged and nipstructtd.
he returns are a> yet too incomplete to permit
of close figuring. even if the uninstructed dele
gates did not leave The contest an open one,
which can only be determined by the convention
itself. With regard TO the Congressional nomi-
nations, there is even less reliable data though
the opinions of the press would indicate that
the ticket will bear the names of Reed Dinglev
Boutclle and Miikcn. This would make a
strong delegation to Congress. and. with either
Robir OF Thomas Il strong ticket to submit TO
the people in September next
The Republican journal., 1882-06-08
The Plaisted Campaign

lhc Plalsted party's campaign has not opened
au>pciously. They We're to have captured the
Smon-pure Grcenback convention. but failed to
make connections and ''Them Steers" are now
kicking up their heels in delight at the discom-
future Of the enemy. Then, there was trouble
in the Plaisted camp at Bangor on Thursday
last. The people from the crossroads had come
10 the convention to nominate four members of
Congress: but this the managers would not
permit, as it would have upset all their little
trades. The plain people," whom Governor
Pasted greatly admires, had shaped their
ideas by the Dear Sam letter. and did not
realize that 1t should have been construed in u
FlckWckian sense. They were willing to take
Ilasted himself, as a Greenbacker. and wanted
to nominate four Greenbackers for Congress.
But this would have left Ladd and Murch out
III the cold, as neither can longer claim to be
anything else than Democrats This is shown
by their Washington records. And so the
''plain people" We're sat down upon bv the
Plasted ring, and had all the trouble and ex-
pense Of Il journey to Bangor for nothing-or
the next thing to it, for they might Just as well
have left it to the Democratic convention to
nominate Plaisted. as if had been pre-arranged
t. do.
The thinness of the Dear SAM letter is more
than ever apparent since this Bangor perform
ance. The Greenbackers who attended the
convention must be fully satisfied, now that
they have been sold out. Will they allow them
selves to be delivered? When Governor Plais-
ted unbosOmed himself to ''Dear Sam and de-
clared with an air of conscious rectitude and the
firmness of an ancient Roman that he opposed
all trades and bargains he had no doubt signed
and sealed his contracts with the Democratic
managers. The Democrats fully understand
the nature of this bait thrown out to catch
Grcenback votes, and we venture to say that
not one of them lost an hours sleep because of
the Governors appearance AS a Greenbacker of
the greenest-backed kind. Now. is it not lust
possible that the Governor has underestimated
the intelligence of those he styles the back lots
and crossroads people: We are inclined to
think that the most of them can not only see
through a hole in grindstone, but can detect
the insincerity and trickery which lark behind
the Dear sam" letter. and ale personitied in
its author.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-08
A Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
CITY HALL. PORTLAND,
Tuesday, June I3, 1882,
AT II O'CLOCK A. MI,

For the purpose of nominating candidate for
Governor, and four candidates for Representatives
in Congress- To be supported at the September elec
ton: and to transact any other business that may
properly come before it.
The basis OF Representation Will be follows
each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
delegate and for each seventy five votes cast
for the Republican candidate for Governor in 1850
an additional delegate, and for fraction Of forty
votes, iii excess of seventy five votes, additional
delegate
The State Committee will be in session in the re
ception room of the City Hall, at nine O'Clock on
the morning of the Convention, for the purpose of
receiving the credentials of delegates
All citizens of Maine, whatever may heretofore
have been their party affiliations, who believe in
the purity of the ballot and honesty in its count in
popular government unob>tructed by Executive
usurpatioms; in an independent and honest Judi-
ciary, whose Judges shall not be exposed to the
sauits of partisan hatred and revenge; In a safe
and sound currency for the people; in reasonable
encouragement and development of our industries,
and protection Of our laborers against the cheap
labor of Europe, by wise and judicious laws; in
efficient measures for the encouragement of Ameri-
shipping and ship building in popular educa-
tlon; in temperance; in an economical just and
efficient administration of public affairs, are cor
daily invited to unite with the Republicans of the
State in selecting delegates to this COnvention.|
Per Order Of Republican State Committee.
VIM. p. FRYE, Chairman.
FRED y DOW secretary.
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city yesterday was not very imposing gather
ing. candidate for Governor and candidates
for Congress Were nominated. Mr.. Eustis who
was nominated for Governor was formerly
Democrat. 1t is doubtful about his getting as
many votes at the polls as he got yesterday in
convention. kcnnebec journal.
There appears to have been an unpleasant
ness i'll The Cumberland delegation. Mr.. Berry
of DcerinS. who was the Chairman of the
State Committee the last two wears, was super
seeded by Elliot King. This will render the
election of new Chairman necessary. 1t Is
rumored that Mr.. Berry's associates are dis
pleased with him because he was not julicious
in showing Governor Plaisted's letter, which
was specially designed for the edification of the
followers of Solon Chase. Boston journal
Special
The Greenbacb end of the fusion movement
in Name has about nine portions of manage
ment to one of popular expression. The dodge
OF cutting up the State into imaginary districts
III order TO allow the quiet slipping in of two
Democratic candidates for Congress in face of
the declarations for straight nominations was
too transparent TO deceive even the rural mem
berS, who We're conspicuously outmanaged
The only consistent Greenbackers in Maine are
those who follow Solon Chase. Boston Jour
nal
The shadow Of coming and crushing defeat
was over the whole business. and Plaisted look
ed and acted like man who was reading the
fate oi ms dcmagogiSm. Of the two con-
Ncntion> held here this week that of Yesterday
was even more ralcuated to inspire republican
c2hhdence nan thc significant success of Solon
ohast ~ obtaining nomination for Governor
n thc rlt! OF llaStPds residence, and Ill spite
of the most strenuous efforts of the Governor
and his friends The omcnS of grand republ-
san NicloLA afe uhlnlstakabc and multiplying
"aiii' ,mi ~ HilI ourler'
ihfIt II Il if"d' TO Dc madc with the demo-
Ifaln ahp'l' 'nG pc nominations. Thr offices must
Pc ulN lrH' @ h' dem"cfatS must have voice
III y. hft ! bargaining TO be done. The
The Republican journal., 1882-06-08

FISH AND FISHING. Washington county
factories are having all the Holsters they can
take care of; but sardines are in rather short
supply, the weirs not doing much. Gen Till
son is putting in machinery to can mackerrl at
Hurricane this seaSon......C Capt. simmons of the
brig f. llatton reports at New York that from
latitude 80 to 3,4 his vessel passed through inn
mcnse shoals of dead drum t>h..A large
quantity Of alewives was taken in the Pemaquid
river with nets this Spring. There are said to
be encouraging advces from the menladen
fishermen in Southern waters, and there is a
possibility that Maine factories may resume
work this season......Capt. Lewis, of Boothbav,
not only stands high line of the Southern
mackerel fleet, but is about - 900 above what
has ever been done before Captain John
Seavey, also of Boothbay. rates second on the
list.....Thc Phonograph reports the catch of Il
y pound and number of pound trout at
Rangeley......On account of the height of the
water, brook fishing was given up during the
past week, but visitors at Mooselcad Lake made
some fine catches.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-08

SHIPPING IrEMs. Another steamship line
to Brazil has been formed in New York.. The
Bath ines s;y>. There are NOT many vessels
noW om The stocks at the yards Of Goss, Sawyer
4 Packard and Goss 4 sawyer, as launches
have been plenty the past few weeks. All the
stocks are filled by new kecls, however, and
soon he massive structures viii again meet the
eye all over the yards. Blair 4 Hitchcock have
laid the Keel for ! large ship Of 2o0o tons for
Isaac Chapman of New York.....The steamer
City of Richmond made the run from Rockland
to Portland Friday night in five hours... Bark
}. ). Win>Iow, Morton, of Portland, shifted
cargo in Block Island Channel Thursday night
and went down Friday at . A. NJ. 80 miles south
of Nantucket. ina heavy surf Allhands saved.