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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
To Plant Potatoes so They Will not Decay

Andrew Armour, of Orland, offers the
following suggestions to our farmers as to
the best method of planting potatoes to pre-
vent decay:
"Have the rows run west by south and
north by east 50 as to receive the 10 O'Clock
sun at right angle TO the rows.
Beginning on the south side, plant two
rows of King Phillip, or sweet corn, in
drills not more than 10 inches apart, with
beans between the stalks of corn. Then
two rows of potatoes in drills, planted not
more than 10 or I2 inches apart, the rows
being three feet apart from center to center,
if the land is strong and we'll fertilized, and
so on alternating the rows of corn and po-
tatoes. except that the last row should be in
potatoes. Use handful Of ashes and plas
ter to every three feet of each row and re-
peat the same at each hoeing. Keep free
from weeds. Around the whole piece plant
a row of pumpkins or squashes in hills and
after "haying" turn the vines out into the
grass. After three or four pumpkins or
squashes have set on the vine, pinch of the
end OF the vine so that no more will form.
By doing this Tie crop viii b larger and
hslssF.s
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Ron

Er.sIIi.
There Is a man IN town selling the righs
10 set tires, without taxing them from the
wheels. i. II no, the same thing, that a
number Of gentlemen 20, 80 badly cut" BY
buying 10 ElissuTth. last year
Mr. T. Braden will commence this week
10 repair the roai on No. . and 10. We have
no doubt but it will be well done.
-Irves. las, week. jumped into foliage
with a surprising rapldt,.
Potato bug, are ten,Ing on the old po-
tato ground MANY Of the timid farmers
have resolved to use Paris green this year
The insect powder ). dead shot To the po-
tato bug, notwithstanding some state To the
contrary.
Somebody complain. that nursery stock
delivered this spring is not good as for
mrrly.
June |. TAG.
The lumber is sawed TO build Union
PARISH church at Taunton. on the old meet
my house spot. and the ladies of the Union
sewing circle are 10 hold fair and dinner
IN aid Of the project the coming Fourth
of July. The public are cordial, invited to
attend. The dinner viii tie served in the
church.
e. J. Swan left town TO-DAY for Bost on
an New York.
Alvin Fernald : building a nice cottage
near the old Homestead.
-rheo. Brag,ion IL fixing up fine lawn
in front Of his house.
!. II. West is gettiag out some fine
stone from Mrs. f. Chamberlain's quarry.
for the nes Custom House extension at
Ellsworth.
=. 5. REYNOLDS has his store abou, fin
ish-d and will stock it next week. W. have
needed just such store Is his u fc~ long
time in tins part Of the town.
j. ". Hardison i. repairing his L,use
and making other improvements.
The hay crop looks we'll. but farmlng
is little dull.
Potato bugs are here.
j H. West has bought one OF Mr..
Swans cottages at Hancock Neck
June 1. A. b. c. X.
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Regular City Meeting.
Monday. June 4

Monday, June 4.
An ordinance in relation to the safe keep
ing and sale of gunpowder and other ex-
plosives was passed.
Petition of Il. Foster < ais. for city to
lay out and accept certain streets on West
side, was referred to Com. on streets with
instructions to lay out said streets and re-
port at next regular meeting.
Voted TO maintain a street lamp at the
corner Of State and Mill streets, provided
that the post and lamp is furnished without
expense to the city.
A Committee consisting of the Mayor
and Overseers of the Poor was appointed to
see to the building of an addition to the
barn at Poor Farm.
Bills against the Contingent L. Fire De-
partment funds were allowed, amounting to
$S6.22.
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Homeopathic Medical Society.

Al Ut II \. June D.
The 18th annual meeting Of the State
homeopathic Medical Society was held IN
this city to-day. Tweniy-on physicians
from different parts Of the state were IN al
tendance The President read his annual
address Part Of the forenoon and nearly
the entire afternoon was devoted to reading
papers and discussions. The following Off
Gers were elected for the ensuing wear
President. W. l.. HAines, Ellsworth Vice
Presidents. 4. F. Piper. Thomaston, and
NJ. c. Pingree, Portland; Recording Secre-
,ary, ". +. Shepard. Bangor Correspond
ing Secretary, 4. ". Harvey. The next
meeting Of the society will be held in Port
land, the first TUESDAY in June. 1884.
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MARRIED..

Brook lin-May 26, BY Rev. Herbert Tilden,
Mr.. William II. STANLEY OF Surry and Miss
Minta A. Carter Of Brooklin.
fremont-JuDe |, BY Rev. b. r. Stinson. Mr..
Ge'rge w. Billings and Miss Eta W allace,
both 81 TremouI.
North Sedgwick-Msy 30 by Rev. Jo- H.
TsyIor. Mr.. Ira ". Stanley Of Brooklin and
Mis- Lois +. Sargent 81 Sedg wick.
Waiham-Apr. 10. BY G. kingman. Esq
Mr.. Edwin braiey and Miss Julia +. Cos
ser. both OF Wslthan.
May y. by &. kiBgmsn Esq. Mr.. Butler
". Grant and Miss A,idie b. Jordan. both Of
Waliham.
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The Brooklyn Bridge Disaster.

The Brooklyn bridge disaster inquest vas
continued this afternoon. The jury after an
hours deliberation returned with verde,
in which they found tina, the death of the
victims resulted from suffocatlon by being
trampled upon, and. they also found The
officers and trustees responsible" in not has-
ing the bridge properly policed- 1t was re-
commended that the accommodations for
foot passengers be improved.
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The schooner Harmona. Of Belfast,
from Franklin, with slaves for Rondotst,
s&idenly filled up while running down
Frenchman's Bay, Friday and put in here
full of water ana with loss OF mos, of her
deck load. She was pumped out during the
mig and cause of filling found to be strained
water ways.
The ladies aid society are having neat
substantial fence built around the buryiug
ground which will very much improve lis
appearance and condition.
Rev. Mr.. Banghart of the Methodist
circuit. preached in Pacific Hail last Sun
day afternoon. We understand he is TO
preach here once every two weeks.
The steamer Tethys, owned BY Corners
Brothers. Bar Harbor. which has been win
tered here, has been having repairs and ad-
aitions which improve her appearance and
will add greatly to the comfort Of her pas
sengers. K.
June 4.
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Gov. Butler Scores a Point. >
BosToN. June 5.

I1NNIVN. , NEit .
The Supreme Court decides that the veto
Of the Union Safety deposi, bill j. valid. be-
cause it was written by the Governor and
signed when he vas in the State, and was
afterwards sent IN by messenger under his
direction. The fact that il was transmitted
when he was out Of the State j, held 10 be
immaterial so long as his official &C, Was
performed within the State in proper man
ner. Neither he nor the Lieut.. Governor
ever disavowed that act
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
May p. l~

At q Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth " thin
and for the County Of Hancock. on the second
Wesin' s.iay 81 April. A. D., ISIS
NiRus EMERY named Executor in n certain In.
~ rument purp ,rting 10 be the last will and
tertame 4 of Abigail ). Emery late OF sulnyaa in
said county deeea -ed. having presented the same
for prohat":
ORDkkkD.-That the said Emery give notice
TO all persons Interested. by causing a copy
of this order Ia be published three weeks success
iveiy In the Ellsworth American printed
or published at Ellsworth, that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court. t. be held at Ellsworth In
SAIL County. on he thir'i "Wednesday June neNt
nj ten Of tn. clock In the forenoon. and Stew eau e.
u am they have, why the said inst ument sho uli
not he proved, approved. and allowed ~ the Ia {
Will AMI testament Of saii iecca ed.
iw2.' Parker Tt OK. Judge.
Attest tHIs Z. DoRR, Register.
\ true copy Attest ;-CHAs 4. DoKK, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

ADJUST June D.
Monday night, Charles Matthews, living
on Cushncc Heights, this city. attacked his
step-mother, Hannah Matthews. woman
81 wears Of age, with a fat iron, striking
her four times on the head and making four
ugly wounds, each penetrating to the bone.
The skull Of the injured woman was not
fractured Matthews was taken to jail He
had been on protracted drunk and was in a
state Of deliriousness. The chances are that
the woman will recover although the symp-
toms are not so favorable to-day and she is
feverish and suffers from pain in the head.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
HandsOmeSt and Best
ASSORTED SfOCk IN THE CITY.
Our Prices are Low.

Nv visiting our store, examining our stock
and getting our prices, You will learn lesson
IN tTur economy, which consists IA saving
money Whenever opportunity ohrT-. Frr~nr>
desiring to y actir, II can do - hy buy ing
their ~pf ing t,outl~ Of u. Competition has no
terror for u, for SIC arr the Leaders of he
same aud the how whi h gut~ up from our
neighbour, 40 The Ow prizes ~c are selling
confirms 1t. We n'Ncr wall iii our II, ighbor-
reduce The price Of am article, bu' wr Start the
reduction, ~ our rur i 10 >cll goods AZ thu
LOA r.>r LIVING PROFITS. The immense
quantity OF : ui> have -ni every season,
si'"aA> more iuliN thnn 50 that d, public
are well aw re If It ant tppr"ct lie it.
To tay We claim r.. FINEST AND BESr
ASSORTED SfDt IN rHE CITY. 10
enun, rate III" ~,fhr ia the mail space,
slotted I" Us, j. iinp"-~irl,. suffice il Ia saw
ID W. have everything belonging in a mod, RI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

TI'HE subscriber hcr,by gives public notice to I'll
! concerned. that h. has been duly appa Mt a,
anh has taken upon himself the tru.i OF an
Admtni-tr- tor Of the Estate 81 John = CnnIry
late Of 'astinc In the County Of II mock decreased
by giving bond a. tc la dircst~ he Their,
fore requests all persons who atc Indicated l., ih,
sald icccased'- estate, tn make iBme iiatr pay
msnt. AMI those who have any demand. therenn IL
exhibit the same for pay cnt.
GEORGE II. wirHERLE
Nav 10, ISIS 2sp9
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HHk subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned. that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust or Executrix
OF the last viii and Testament OF stephen Rider
late Of Bucssport in the County OF Hancock
yeomau
deceased by giving bond as the law directs: she
therefore requests all persoas who are indebted TO
the said deccasets estate, to make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands thereon
TO exhibit the same for settlement
REBEcCA RIDER
April II. ISIS. sw22
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DIED

Otsfs w notices. beyond tAe Date, Name and Age
Hass be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a lime.
Ellsi~orth-May 81, Ida l.. Circuit, aged IS
years sndt6 months.
Eden-Jeine 1, Des. Jared Emery, aged -
yesrs. -
Trrmont-~Ju June 8. Yrs. Lorenis r., wife Of
months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

CossREGArfoSAL-lreaehing At 10 30 A. H.. sabbath
School at II Is A. NJ, Evening Service at ssP.n.
Misunderstanding at and IL Pm. sabbath school
atlP. Weekly Prayer Meeting. Tuesday evening At
I l9oclock
UsIrAEAs-church service at 10 30 A NJ. and sunday
sehoilstii :45as
CArHoLIC.-ireashing 10 30 A.. sabbath school At
2P.M.
MISUNDERSTANDING at 2: IS Pm. Prayer MEETING
7:9Ps. SUNDAY School " 4sPN.
Usios TsxrskasCs MkkTIse-Every sunday ats:G
Pm. Peter Hail
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice ~ all
concerned. that he has heen duly appointed
and has taken upon himself. the trust ~ IA Al.
mini-iratnr OF the Estate Of Christania BRAY
late Of tashnc. ~ the County Of iiancock
decreased. by giving bond a. The Law directs
he therefore requests all persons whn are indebted
:" The SAIL dtccsscd- estate, To- make immr,I ate
payment. and thu-r u h. have Any demand. Their,
on t" exhibit the same fur payment.
GEO. Il. WARRES Admir-.
April II. tss3. Sva3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. that he has been duly appointr,
and has taken upon himself the trust Of nm ,,imn
istrator OF the Estate OF George A. Hubbs late
of Castinr. In the County of Hancock, deceased
by giving bond as the law directs. he therefore re
quests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceasssfs estate. To make immediate payment. nd
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for paym
GEO. NJ. WARREN
May q. lssci. 3wa.
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MARGARET q. SMITH.
setigw!ck. April %. 1883.
STATE or MAINE
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK As Court of Insolvency.
In the case OF Caleb H. Goodwin Of Dedham,
lnsoivent iiebtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that II petition has, on
~ this twenty eight LAY Arril. A. ID. 1888. been
presented To said Cou for said County by Caleb
H. Goodwin of Dedh M in the Comfy Hancock
praying that he may be slecreed to have full dis
charge from all his debts provable under the In
solvent Act Of the State Of Maine. approved Feb
ruary u. ISIS. ami up said Petition II Is
ORhERED by laid Court that II hearing he had
upon the same befor said Court at Probate Oflice
in Ellsworth In said County OF Hancock, on Thurs.
day the twenty first day Of Ju, A. d. i,s3, ten
O'Clock la the forenoon and that notice thereof be
published In the Ellsworth American a newspaper
prin ell or published In said County OF Hancock
once q week for three successive weeks, the last
publication to be Ave days AT least before the day
hearing; and that all ',eeditors who have proved
their debts. and other persons interested. may ap
pear in said place and time and show cause ii any
they have. why u charge should not be granted
sad Debtor ccortiing to the praye. of his pc ition
At est:-CHAs. r. DORR, Regi.t ter OF said Court
Of said County Of Hancock. 3w2is
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WE the subscribers. having b en- appoint d BY
w the Hon Parker Tuck. Judge OF PROBATE for
the County Of Hancock. 10 receive and ex anime the
claims Of creditors 10 the estate Of Henry h. Jor
dan. late OF Ellsworth deceased. repre- ented In
50 vent. do hereb, give notice that six months are
allowed to said creditors 70 bring In and prove
their claims; and thai shall attend that serv Ice
at the once Of A. W. Cushman on the first W. q.
nesday Of July, August. Sc, tember and October.
A. NJ. HOPKINS
A. W. CUSHNAN.
April ii. 1883. 3w23
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

MIR. q. z. Barrill, reports the line tf
deposits in his bank a. rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipaticns.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished bv National Bank. ST
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Panic at a Circus.
A NUMBER or PEOPLE INJURED.
SUsPkNsIoN BEIpGE. \.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, y. Y. June 5.
During the performance of Nathan's Cir
Gus here. this evening, the canvas tents
were struck by terrific rain squali and Ut
terly demolished About 1900 persons were
in the tents and terrible panic ensued. A
great many persons were injured but none
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
New wall Pspsrs.

A new stock Of Wall Papers, Borders,
Dados. and Friexes. Of all styles and prices !;
also Curtain fixtures, Curtains shades with
Nickel rings, Pulls, Chains and Tassels to
match. Call in and see them at J. A.
HALE's Book Store, Main St., Ellsworth
Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

A young lady Of seventeen summers,
highly educated. refined. and Of progresses
ing appearance. desires TO form the acquaint-
ance Of some nice young man. whom she
would advise, If troubled with dyspepsia, to
use that great blood purifier. Sulphur Bit
ters
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
OSrusnrY DAYS. rasAL.

The voLriIC BELr Co. Marshall. Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes LIBERATED Electro Violate Belts
and Electric Appliances ON trial for thirty days
10 young ODD who afflicted With
nervous debility. lost vitality and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly vigos. Ad-
dre-s as abav N. B.-No risk Is incurred. as
thirty days trial IL allowed. lyr52
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Condensed Dispatches.
Rarnum's Show lent Burned.

Barnum's main circus tent with dresses
and paraphernalia were burned Yesterday
morning at Chicago. There was no loss
either of human animal life The ami
mails were in another tent. The loss was
about Sl4 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Needed at Thomsston.

James Jackson, just released from state
prison, was arrested tonight in the act Of
Cousins
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK ss-Court Of Insolvency, Third We'd
nesday Of May, A. ID. 1888
In the matter OF David Z. Sprasue AVID benjamin.
y. Sprague. swans lsiand lnsoiyent DEBTOR, ami
Swan island Mining Co.. r. Z. Payson. Assignee.
TT Is hereby nr.iered that notice be given to all
persons Interested In the settlement OF the first
account Of Geo W. fiske, Nssignee Of the above
name. Insolvent EDITORS by causing copy Of this
or'ier 10 lie published three weeks successivey In
the Ellsworth tmerican a newspaper printed or
published In Elswoi III In said County that they
may appear at Court Of Insolvency to he held at
tie Probate Court Room on the third Thursday of
Jun. next ., ten O'Clock In the forenoon and be
heard thereon and object IL they see cause.
PARKER TUCK,
Judge Of Insolvency Court, Hancock Cou, ty
A true copy Attest;
%w2is CHAs. r. DORR. Register.
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A Democratic Orator Gets $500.

The suit of W. d. Murphy. of Albany,
against Vim. II. English, for 1920 for ser
wees on the stump during the Presidential
campaign, was settled Monday by the pay
ment of $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

our advice is not to smoke, but if YOU will
make smoke hole of your mouth, get the
Des' you can for your money. Go to Holmes
pros, on Nam Street and ask for the 1883
urand Of cigar. 1t is the best s cent cigar
the market and is made expressly for
.ss.t trade. Try i and you viii take no
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTNpS-

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, &c, June 6-l A. N.
Indications
For New England, partly cloudy weather,
and local rains, southerly to westerly winds,
no change in temperature. Stationary or
lower barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

If you are in want ola Moving Ma
chine, Horse Rake, or any kind of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to-
J. H. BRowN, Agent,
l.u. Ellsworth, Me.
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LOCAL NOTaCEs.


Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments, needles,
oil &C., for this and other makes of ma
chimes, and machines repaired.
J. II. Brown, Manager.
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n. d
SARSk.2A9ILLA

Has decided" clal IhtaPon the public. This
Is positively proverNtprghe immense good It
has done TO those wN:oIilave been cured Of
diseases from whichN,the have suffered In
tense.y for years, AIN We'd by tie publish
ed testimonials, eye y + Of which Is q pos
Tive fact. ,sfa
CHELSEA. T., Feb. "a. 1879.
MEssRs. c. ]. HOOD & cot. LoWeil. Mass:
The 9th day Of last Jun, hwas taken sick
with swelling on MY III :, .oat and with an
awful balm. The sweiiiish' tent all over me-
My face was swelled So ihndll could with diff
Iculty see out Of my eyes. fosd I broke out
over the whole surface VI body; my risit
foot up to my knee waa gt raw. itching
mass, and my ankle and lie pt 50 lane aud
sore could not step on II, \ II would run
50 as TO wet bandage thfif. y IN an hour
In this condition Mr.. W. r. tOgSd tof the firm
Of A. r. Hood & Son, drngg pf this iownl,
handed me bottle Of Hoo lARsAPARIL-
La. ard told me to take IT, rop Vi so. and By
Tie time had taken enc b. found thai
i was doing me good. ] b. nd;, since taken
I'VE bottles more. After ] taken three
bottles my soreness began e. gan-fe me. and
! have been growing betteTgreery day, 50
that to-day can walk ~iiho,flI g,,ing lame.
! have no soreness In my ankle and q has
healed all up. and does net ruth q ~ owe
Iiis % let you know that tLlnE 9 fss:rves
ene confidence OF the public especially those
Who are troubled with hnmors.
Yours most tr1Sfy.
'i- JOSIAH fTIklN
r. 3. Every person that saw me aak&i tho1
i never would gel over NY lanleness v4shg4
paving running sore On my ank1et ~
thank God have. jAH
Mother sarsaparil,al las such . shaepubkag
effect upon the appetite. No other 1llpe.
ration tones and strengthens the disssel9ye
organs ike HooD's SAKsAPARILLA.
Price one dollar. Or six bottles for Eve =
Aps1heeATjrs. Lowell, 0aaa
lvy18 nYR
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Dry & Fancy Goods Store.

We have selected our stock with unusual
care IN The largest ma k-t~ in H. countr,
and with >iew Ia rra,htng those " ho are in
the habit Of buting liner grade, and " no never
could get them plac. Of this -izr We
have them md have them 10 -cli, and " i'll sell
them Al A. LOW PRICES the same q AIDES
can be bought from the largest dealers IN lie
CouAtry. Sc ~ll continue to sell the
celebrated BLACK and OLORED SILKS.
which have met With such great success tor
the pa-i three wears. Prices are lower and
no lads should be without
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

sAuUA-In port 2.th Brig Eugene Hale. Lord
for North 81 Hattrras
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MARINE LIST.


EIIs. .rsh Psrs
thursday. May II.
ARRIVED
Sch II. : IAwrruc-. Patterson Boston
SAILED
>ch R.ri Rover. In~khart. Ronsiout
sch Prank ficrre. nrant Portland
saturday. June O.
ARRIVED.
SCH Ca.tilian. Means, Providence
>sh frsDcl- toffn. Brllsity. Bnstnn.
>rh }. KENNEDY. Whitaker. Boston.
Sch ~, oaio. Hammond. Bost,n.
Sch Fair wins. Aasisiocks. iio.ton-
SAILED
sch WIN. n. Archer, Beiiattr. Providence.
Sch Ha1xaT. Rrniek. bar Harbor
>ssh Sctoto, -asiier. Kockand.
sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. Rsndout.
Sch khkabsth. RAY Boston
Sch weskrloo. Jordan. Ron,iout.
>ch Express, tam-,n. liar Harb
Sch to-iuskiA. Patton. Providence.
ssh senator. Cheney. II lime- Hole
Sci woodc.rk. HaIDst Boston.
sunday. June ,
ARRIVED
Sch Banner. Moslry Rockland
scit Jame- iIolne-. Rii. r. Knn.iout.
s-.h kstsiia. Murch, For Land.
Monday. June 4
ARRIVED.
- Ariorr-r. Clark, Boston.
Ssh AltAyrtia. Ali~y, kuniuuL
sch Axriy ola. " hitInorr. Boston.
sch Che. Upton. Lu-kiH-. Boston.
-eh storm P-trel. Herrick. Boston.
SAILED.
sch Els Rpse. Dunbar. Boston.
Tuesday. June 5.
ARRIVED.
Sch Anna Murch, Adams. Boston
SALAD.
-rh Narcellus, 'lley. KOnioHt
sch Emily. t,Asp-r, Boston.
>ch beisry. late, Bar HArIpbr
Oss~sste Pssss.
BoorHHAf Sid. Jane /. >ch-. Ralph X. or NJ
,,rtnt. huck anil tor H. ton Mechanic. suuson,
for Boston.
NINEiAED HAVES-Ar. MAY ~, Sch. Catharin-
bsisr. Ellsworth for KondvuI.
NAV NDgA-Ar. June !. Sch. 4. W ~ Il, Fer
ger IN. from Ellsworth
Ar. June :. >eh. City Of Ellsworth. Bnnscy. from
~ -sorth.