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STATE OF MAINE.

HkNCDCk * AT a Court of Probate holden at
Ellsworth within and for said county, on the
second Wednesday of June, \. d. ISIS
certain instrument purporting Ia he a copy Of
the Last " It'll AMI testament Of Nayman Grow. late
Of -. Louis, Missouri. and OF the probate thereof
in said state Of Missouri. duly authenticated, hay
Ing been presented to tn. judge of probate for
said county, for the 1nrIr,-y - y allowed, hie
and RECORDED, in the probate court r,r~s-- said
county.
persons interested therein, by publishing copy
Of this order thrvc weeks -ucccssiyely in the Els
ell at Ellsworth. ia saih county, the first puhltca
ton "a be- ~ least THIRTY days prior ~ the second
Wednesday 81 Aug, 4. r. i>s5, that they may APP
pear nj n probate court then 10 he hcti at Els
worth within AMI for -aii county NJ ten oriork IN
the forenoon, ami show cause, II any they have
against tbs -aulr.
8w1J' -. T.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
\ true COPS Attest -tHt~ l.. DpRR. Register
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Obituary.

Died in Milhridgc the 7th inst, Mrs. Eliza
y. Hopkins, aged ~ years, | month and II
days. widow Of the late Jane. Hopkins form
eriA OF Ellsworth. Her maiden name wa
Eliza y Blunt. born in Ncwburyport. Mas,
April 70. LBS Will. she wa. but small
gir her father moved h> family 10 Trenton.
Maine. After her marriage III, lived In Eli
worth. Trcnion, Ellen. etc, till after the death
Of hcr husband. which occurred some wear.
age. she came here Ia live with hrr sous. Cha,
y. X Ieo. y. Hopkins. For thu last four
wears -he lived with the latter At the Atlanri,
hotel here. She was naturally Of slender
frame and for the last few wears wa, quite,
feeble, needing much car- and attention. and
II. Wa particularly fortunate In having all
oi these that h, needed. Mr. Geo. \. Hon
Kin had ia; recently taken care OF her own
aged mother through q hong and tedious illness
closing up with death, and then taking her
hu>band'~ mother io "a over the same with
her. whi,h -he dil for week. months ami
wears. tin the iva oll ladic- were lain .i,ie b,
side in the same "Erergrccn" cemetery.
Great care Wa given her by every member II
the f.miiy. Her ever, wish was gratifie,l
her every want supplied, loving hands admin
i~icre'i to her the choicest dainii.- that could
hc procured. aui soothing potion- for her
every pain.
Gran'lmothrr Hopkins hal lived hong life
even - far down into the c,rutiie % life that
The shadows hal grown very long aud ,iin.
reas hing little NOR ih.a quarter Of tn,
globe circle Eui 10 her a. the earthly >ha,l-
ow- grew Ion- AMI Tim. ;hos, beyond seemed
short ana bright.
She hai a.wat> taken the bible il, her gui,l,
through ilfc and a. -hr grew nearer and near
cr the rni HI leaned more. and more upon
it. promises til II. Wa conducted safely
over. II ma, h., said Of her truly. she did
What ii, could and We arr thankful for her
hong life, and thankful Tor the evidence lcft
l~-hnd that her ,lorp j. now sweet aud prarc-
ful. MAY Thu be- tn cA-r With those " ho -
kindly mins',r.d 10 her. a.
Mlbrige. June H. i-,5.
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AN ounce of prevention is worth pound
of eure.'' is an old adage but true.
In view Of predictions that this countryis liable
to be visited by more than an ordinary amount
of contagious diseases this year. it behooyes
all to inquire about and practice every sanitary
measure. especially cleanliness, which, as Il
preventive. offers one some means of escape
at least and in this how important the article
OF Soap rs 10 quality fit for use: certainly all
inferior grades, made so by foreign substances
aud authorizations of questionable character
should be rejected. that there may be no faint
left on the person or clothes which might in
any way invite the germs of these various dis
eases. A tirst-class article, made by known
reliable manufacturers. is the only kind that
can be safely used or recommended. In the
use of standard soap, like the welcome"
made By Curtis Davis & Co., there can be no
risk. being the goods of firm whose name
on soap is a sufficient guarantee of its purity.
IVES
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At a Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock, ON the second
Wednesday Of June, A. D., Iss5.
A PETITION having been filed for admins
"A tration de bonis non upon the estate OF David
Coffin, late of Castine. In said County deceased.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice
to NIL persons interested, by causing copy
of the Order of Court, thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean newspaper printed or published in Els
worth. that they may appear at Probate Court
to be held at Bluehill, in said County, the
second Wednesday of July next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon and shew cause, IL any they have,
why. the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w25s Attest :-CHAs Z. DoRR, Register
A true copy test;-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
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when she was a girl that her mother always
gave her sulphur and mola--.-~ TO purify her
hl"od. but she now gives sulphur Bttrr> to
her grandchildren. - II j. the best medicine
IN. - pr saw The EftAsr
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Advertised Letters.


-Peterson's Magazine comes 10 Us for
July. an unusually brilliant number, even for
it. There is a beautiful steel-pate; double
size colored fashion; double-size coored pat
tern i'll embroidery; and about fifty other en-
cravings. mostly of fashions, workable. and
things interesting TO ladies. The literary con
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OF with IN illustrated article on the .'Moated
Mansions OF the Olden Time suggested bv
Tennyson's welEknown poem. Mariana
Then comes powerful novelet. The Pass
way of Peril" by Mrs. VI. Shelley Peters;
weird tale by Adelaide Merriman; one OF
Frank Benedict's best love-stories Mrs.
Stephens pathetic novel; other tales, poetry,
ETC.. etc. We know no lady's-book that affords
so much, and of such high merit. for so little
money. The price is but two dollars year,
with great deductions to clubs. and elegant
premiums TO persons getting up clubs. Every
body ought to take "Peters0n." Now is
good time 10 subscribe. new volume begin
ming with this number. Specimens are sent.
gratis, if written for in good faith. Address
CHARLES J. PETERSON, 1906 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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The Portland Press appears in new
dres, this week and presents fine appearance.
Tuesday. Levi b. Wyman. Esq, was en-
ployed making survey and getting the levels
on the new Court House lot.
1t is reported that Mrs. Phebe Phillips, a
dependent mother of Surry, has recently re-
cci,ed Il pension of IS month and 81 .2as ar
rears.
The mail that should have reached here at
a.. this morning. did not arrive on that train.
the postal and Pullman ears having been de-
layed at some point west of here.
MIR Robert NJ Campbell. formerly en-
ployed in this office, has purchased the plant
Of the CherrHfeld Courier and removed it to
Bar Harbor where he will open an Office for
Job printing
r. Alden, writes from Cherry field that the
prospect il asorable for the largest BURBERRY
crop ever known. Mills, there, are running
night aud day but will be compelled to slack
up unless rain falls soon.
MIR. NJ. II. Cook. the veteran stage driver.
j, now carving the mail from the terminus 10
comes TO this city three times per week by rail,
thu, making ii very convenient for the PEG
~, who live in the towns on hi. route.
Mr.. Fassett of Portland. the architect Of
Ia, new county buildings. wa, here TUESDAY.
IA consultation with the County COMMITS ion-
~, and Mr.. Phlbrook, the contractor. The
-tst>> on the lot has been sold at auction and
Ms II in by Mr.. \. |. Saunders. proprietor
of the American House. who has cut that por-
ton thai i 10 be covered by the buildings.
our people must not forget that Barnum,
show j. quite likely to bring in it, train
number OF thieves and BURGLAR Stores and
dwellings left unguaricd will afford them thu
opportunity they want and il will b, VERY wi-c
to take every precauiion possible 10 guard
against their incur,ons. II will Ice wise To
leave no store, or dwelling containing Nalu-
ahle- easily removed. without >omc one 10
protect them.
The law cheapening postage by increasing
the weight Of letters to one ounce for the lin
lie rate. Ia 20 into effect Jul. !. j. already Civ
lH= tokens Of it, influence in the orders thai
manufacturers are getting. Light weight
writing paper> have had the preference oNor
'h, h"aNy ones Ia avoid doubt, postage. hut
now the tendency is setting towar, thr heavy
pap r. which, of course. are greatly to be pre-
frrrcd.
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Died..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for al the rate Of ten cents a line.
EIlsworth-June ID, Miss Matilda NJ. Hall,
aged ~ years.
june Is. Benjamin f. Keliher, aged 50
years and months.
June 9, Nathaniel Pierce, aged 50 years and
months.
y XIV aitham--June IA, Delora W. Franklin,
@gtd 10 years, month and 10 days.
8, Miss Nellie E. Crippen,
formerly Of Ellsworth. aged about o years.
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You are allowed free iriai of thirty days Of
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with Electric Suspcn-ory Appliances. for the
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Debility. To-, NJ Vitality and Manhood. and all
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Diseases. Complete restoration 10 health.
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information. terms. etc. mailed free by adj
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust Of an Adj
ministratrix of the estate Of Dean T. Gray, late
of Orand, In the County Of Hancock. deceased,
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit the
same for payment.
SUSAN +. GRAY.
June TO- 1885. 3w25s
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice Ia all
l concerned, that she has been duly appointed
AMI has taken upon herself thr trust ~ an AT
mini-tratrtN nt the Estate If William Ellridgc late
of Back sport, IN the county ~ Hancock ccea -cd ~
giving bond as The law directs. she therefore r..
quests all persons who arc indebted o. the said
d.rca sc,i'- estate, TO make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon 10 eN
hibit the same for pay mrnt-
CAROLINE VI tot Id
Bnrk~p'rt. June :, I->5. 3w3i
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THE ~un-.t!hnr hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned, that s, has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, TIE trust Of an All,
mtnistrlor ot the Estate Of Mar =. Boa iirn. late
II branh, 'in III" county ~ Hancock. 'l.Cras sci,
by giving hvnd thc law dirrrt- he therefor,
requests all person, Who indebted 10 the -aii
hecrase'i- r-tatr, 10 make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon 10 *
hihtt the same FOR payment
FRANCIS : BoWpE>.
Mav IS. l>sj. SWISS
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within and
for the county Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Guardian Of Eva l.. Man
j chester, minor heir Of Gilbert II. Manchester,
late Of Mt. Desert, In said county, deceased, re
spectfully represents that said minor IL seized
and possessed Of the following described real e..
tate viz About two acres Oh Of the western and
about two acres OF ofthe eastern part Of the home
lot. Also one undivided third part Of back l0e
described In deed from Daniel kimball, Samuel
Fitzpatrick, and John Stanley ~ John Aanche ster,
dated April >, A. D., ls5s, and recorded in Han.
l0e, Page 81, containing three hundred acres more
or less All situated In said Mt. Desert and subject
to the dover of said deceased's widow. That said
estate Is unproductiye OF any benefit to said minor
and that II will be for the interest Of said minor
that the same should be sold and the proceeds Sc
Honor that he may be authorized and empowered
agreeably TO law ~ sell the above described real
estate, such part Of 1t in your opinion ma. be
expedient.
EBEN NJ. HAMOR, Guardian
Eden, June 10, 1858.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-At Court Of Probate held
at Ellsworth, on the second Wednesday Of June,
A. ID. lsS5
On the petition aforesaid ORDERED. That notice
be given by publishing copy of said petition,
ly in the Ellsworth American a newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth that all
persons interested may attend on the second
wednesday of July next, at a Court OF Pro
bate to lie holden In Bluehill, and shew cause, III
any, why the prayer Of said petition should not
Court
3w25. or. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHas +. DoRR. Register
true copy Attest ;-CHAs L. DoRR, Register.
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City and County.

the front of his house on High street
B rnum's advertising car left here thi,
morning for St John. \. b., to bin that city
Geo. Paine. Esq. of the firm of faihe
Brothers. Eastport, was in Ellsworth Mo"a'S
A band of ten pieces has been organized
in Dedham and bids fair to be g prosperous
organization.
&C. Young i putting in alot Of pianos
and organs, Everyone who deals YIN nun
seems TO he well pleased,
Schooner St Leon, Perkins. from 'a'iihe
for Boston, sprung forrma,t. on >t-u'h' 'u'''
10. and returned To Castine for repairs.
The Maine Central viii >eil round trip
tickets between Ellsworth and f"riland'a"il"-
the week of the National encampment' al S''''"''
J. T. Grant Il Co. have sixty t'c mon
engaged in pceIing bark on township ~ ana
Mason and Cu>hmau have one hnndr'' ~"
similarly employ ed on township ~
HI. Rowe. Of Aurora, har contracted
with II. NJ. 4 h. Hall ,o rcel l"" c'rd- OF
bark. ON their lands The bark i t"r 'h' 'd"-
ner, Of A. II. Buzzru 4 ~ou. Amherst,
MIR. u. II. swan. Of Water,iIle. was IN 'h'
city Non,a, lookjn. a. cheerful a. over. MI
swan spends hi winters in Florida where "'
hs, An orange grove. and hi Summers ID
Maine.
Mr.H. +. WcIlmau of til, linn Of II. J..
Wellman Il Co.. commission merchants ih"
lumber dealers. Provide" t. l., Wa 'n
Ellsworth la>t week. interviewing 81" nw'"F
manufacturers here.
Members of the g. \. Il, Wh" "r '''."''
To secure lheir tickets for Portland oT.'' '"n
.ct them Of Commander Parsons N'"i'S
morning. at the depot, pr, iau> p" 'H' '' i''''-
turc Of the early train
-G.rorge Gould. propri,t"r "i in Ii''-.'' h
House. ha- rented Hancock Hal ''i ''' -"
of july and will make it in'o -r'n" '.','-
Hall for the arcommodatiau of 'n '''"'' '''''
l. expected her. on that DAY
R,ruu,n', sd,erli>iu- car ARRIVED Pig"
Mondav night aud 1ur>iaN mrn"- h'h
were At work ro,.riu. thr hil BOARD, "il' 'H'
show lin. \ number of fwo-h"r-' i''a">
wcr, also started oui into fh surrounding
town, 10 post bill
ht "fiP'A'> 90 it' \ ''
were IA, recipients Of "a lar-' JOY ny .'''''''
SATURDAY. sent in by Nj ''A"
whole>alr dealer IN fruit '"n''''.
GA aud cigar. Mr.. '"Hd Dee ''
tlii> establishment for hlr q n'I'1'
In addition 10 IL rt-n d 'i'''' .'
Central viii run -p'7'"l 'ran- p
next week q follows SUNDAY Wy"
a.. ~ q
LEAVE Bangor ~ : O'Clock T. NJ ~"
Monda,, leave Bangor al = ~
Lewiston; TUESDAY ''i'' ht.- go
VIA Augusta.
M,>>r>. Mason y Ca-luu 4t r'n-
1rs. with parties u rr.,i,a... q J.. '"
furnish. th- year, J"F e'r', Of -.iU.'' ''''
ia length. 10 bs manufactures ' l'i
Their drive, coH>i~t!n- "t t-f H.. ." '''' '-
Ion. lumber aud 0Fn cords 'i SAW N'.'''
expected in ibj~ week
The IAN term forth, Eastern i>'rtr' ~
Maine convened i'm Bau-or Tu. >IaE t'r.hp""
at ten o'rlock. The MU.na- lwt-.- "'7'
expected 10 D., present ,h,t 'H-'l.' ]nAu
p,t,r. Associate. Ju>'.,- charles l'ali-
i"''"' y" "-.'
Haskell ana '-h"'H ">'''
Mir. \. W. Gr''.} Aa, F''''''." ' '.
medals commcn"'ail' "i fh' N'h'l''H .' Me-
uua Euc;Inpmcut 60: The O.. l. 7" ." .' lob
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Job printing Of all kindf
done promptly and at Low
rates.
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. with.
In and for the county of Hancock. the second
Wednesday OF June, A. u. iss5.
DELLA A. THURSToN, having presented .
- certain instrument. purporting to he the last
will and testament of Moses W. Hewey. late Of
Bucksport, In said county deceased. fer probate.
ORDERED, That the said Della A. Thurston give no
tice to all persons Interested by causing copy OF
this order To be published three weeks sue
cessively In the Ellsworth American, printed or
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear at n
Probate Court 10 be held at Buehil, In said
county, on the second Wednesday of July next,
at ten OF the clock In the forenoon and shew cause,
II any they have, why the said instrument should
not be proved approved and allowed n the la It
will and testament Of said deceased.
q. Z. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest .-CHts r. DoRR, Register 3w2j.
4 true Copy, Attest ;-tHAs. l.. DogR. Register.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Ad.
ministrator of the Estate of Abner Lowell, late
of Bucksport IN the county of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
GEO. r. LOWELL
Bangor, June II, 1855 3w2Js
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At a Court Of Probate holden Mt Ellsworth, within
and for the county OF Hancock, on the serotd
Wednesday Of June, \. D. lSsi
WILLIAM ROGERS named Executor in Il
w certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Bet-ey II. Rodick, late Of
Eden, in said county deceased, having presented
the same for Probate.
oRDEREp-That the said Executor give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this
Order to BE- published three weeks
crs-ivcly In the Ellsworth Americana newspaper
printed or publishes, in Ellsworth, that they may
appear Probate Court, 10 be held AT Blue
hill, In said county, on the second Wednesday
OF July next at ten o'clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, If any they have, why the said in
strument should not he proved approved and
allowed the last will ard testament OF said
deceased
q. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. L. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Auest-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
3w25s
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\. W. Ems has commenced on The
foundation Tor ms new house. lie Ea> SOLD
tht "id one 10 FRANK ! fletcher VINO Viii re
move H.
David Bonzey has ,s,a;,ed his .tor.
and orc,niss IN. second .,or, far r.,id.,,,,.
H.. h,s recently ei,an i n,, co., ~ Main,
..,.,,. ~ o''r bau b. 49, -, =. n.y..
a MUM, fnrnI,ure n.u cam, and crr,..,.
and rtpainting the setiees. The none, fof
The above has sil been rai.ed through then
No. '''' ''''" '''! art '''''S "'1'''
Key. Hiram ". Smith and wife who
.,'' es, ,b ,s''aans ~ ~ H. -. S.,i
- 1''e wa
u .,...,
:, -
'u''''> '''''' .s"'','1 M '4n''.s Wy, ~
~ ~ - ., pa. w
lcld him IN the highest esteem. and vii
>,mpathize and cooperate with him IN A.,
good work among as
A memoria, service concentrating tie
death Of Mrs. Caroline Saunders wa, held N
our hall las, Sabbath evening. An able
aud appropriate discourse was preached BY
our pastor which plainly showed that the
"''"p"' oi o"u uea'''ss VII" y "'H'H 'e
y Sa'gu u, .,ie Iu.u'e' ''''uS" We "Af ''"'
"''''' >''''N i'"' no"
nlushii.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within and for
the County of Hancock.
TUE undersigned Guardian Of Frank A. and
! fre,i NJ. Watson. Minor heirs of Reuben A.
atson, late of BROOKLYN In said county deceased,
respectfully represents, that said minors
seized and possessed OF the following described
real estate via One of land situated in said
Brookiin On the road leading from BROOKLYN
corner Ia 1ibbetts corner also lot situated In saii
Brooklin on road leading 10 Naskeag Point con.
tanning about = acre of land. That said estate
Is nnprusiuetiye of any benef dit said minors and
that II viii lie for the Interest OF said minors
the same should be sold and the proceeds secured
ON Interest, she therefore prays your Honor that
she may he authorized and empowered agreeably
To law 20 sell the above tcseribs, real estate or
such part of 1t as in your opinion may he ex-
pcdient.
l.. A. WATSON.
June 3, lss5.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK sat Court of Probate held at
Ellsworth, on the second "Wednesday of June
lSSS
On the Petition afore said. ORDERED, That notice
be given by publishing copy OF said petition, with
this or'ler thereon. three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, a new spaper printed or pub
hshet In Ellsworth that all persons Interested
attend on the second Wcs!ncS siay Of july next
at a Court OF Probate to be holden In Biuehi
and shes cause II any, why the prayer OF said pc
htion should not be granted. Such notice 10 be
given before said Court
%. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Sws5. Attest.-Chas p Dorr. Rsyfster
true copy, Attest ;-tuts T. DoRR, Register
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- ne essic Porte.

BrcksnoRr.->d June ., sch. Caroline
hrei>cher. DevereuN. Portland.
BosIoN.-Ar. June 9, sch. City OF Els
worth, Bun>cy, Ellsworth.
Ar. June TO- >chs William Beazley kay-
anaugh. Trinidad; Emily, Casper, Surry;
j. II. >tin>1n, >tin>un. Deer Isle; W. T.
Emerson. Colt. Bangor; Henrietta Hutch
lu,. ''riand.
Ar. June II. brig MyronuS, Peterson, Caba
Ar June H. sch. Elizabeth. Sinclair Els
worth.
Ar. June :, Sch. Harvard H. Hayey, Bick-
ford. sullivan; Pierce, Tapley, Castine;
Panama. Trundy, Ellsworth: Gertrude,
Bracket. and Ella Eudora, Pray. Mt Desert;
Carrie II. Spoiiord. Scott, Deer Isle; II. J.
Cottrell, Haskell. Port johnson.
Ar. June l4.sch-. Altayea, Young. Amboy;
Frank Maria, " oodward. Rondout.
FALL RIyFR.-Sid June 8, seh~ Capt
John, Torrey, and A. X. Woodw ard Young.
New York.
NEwBURYPoRT.-Ar. June s,Sch. Paragon,
shuie, Perth Amboy
NEW IoRK.-Ar. June 10, Sch. Prospect,
Powers, Deer Isle.
Sid. June 10. sch. Clio ChIcott, Fullerton,
Salem.
Sid. June IL, Sch. Frank Maria, Woodward,
Boston.
NEW HAvEN.-Ar. June :, Sch. Mary. F.
Cushman Patten, Ellsw orth.
MoBILE.-Sld. June 10, Sch. Wyer G. Sar-
gent, Sargent. Vera Cruz.
PoRTLAND.-Sld. June 10. Schs. Franklin
Pierce Holmes. Southwest Harbor: Tiger,
Douglass, Deer Isle; Regulator, Westcott,
Castine.
Ar June Il Sclis. Sarah Rice nd.Exchange,
Buckmin-ter. Deer Isle for Boston; Rienzi,
Chatto. Rockland for saco.
PoRTsMOUTH.-Ar. June s, Schs. Adam
Bowby. Bowden, Eddyyie; J. b. StinsOn,
Stnson, Deer Isle for Gloucester.
SALEM.-Ar. June 8, Sch. Victory, Milli-
ken, Port johnson.
Ar. June 10, Sch Ii. Hayey, Biekford, Sui
lyan.
SAT1LLA. Ga.-Ar. June 9. Sch. Jennie
BeaZley, Dow. New York.
Foreign Psrs-.
GOVERNORS HARBoR. BAHAMAs.-Ar. MAY
30, sch Nellie Woodbury., Hodgkins, sail for
Boston in five days.
ST. JOHN. y. B.-Sd. June 9, Sch. Northern
Light, Harper, New York.
Ar. June 10, Sch. John Somes, Robbins,
Boston.
SIERRA LEONE Sid. May 8. brig Eugene
Hale, Harding, Barbados.
BARBADOEs.-Ar. May "A, Sch. Kit Carson,
Harding, Surnain
GIBRALTA.-Passed by June 5, bark J. W.
Dresser, Parker, New York for Cadiz.
LAGUAYRA.-Ar. May 81, bark Mary c.
Hale, Higgins, New York.
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