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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
Notice.
Sherif's Sale.

BY vrtas 81 sxecutson sssasd cot of Ms District
Court o. ths ssesad Jsdieisi District Of The Terri
tcry u Idaho, In and for shs County Of Ada,
wherein G. w. Msorc ~ piastis. and Idaho Gold and
Silver Mines Qisnitedl dsfend&ns, upon q judgmeni
rendered On ths Sd day Of september, isaG cor shs
sum Of Three Hundred and seventy nlns and etsy
one hundredtAs t37p sol dollars besides costs add
interest. have this Day levied upon all the right
TIM following real estate, to-sit.
One ste&m sswmih. saws and all the machinery
belonzing % sAid mill, the land which u Etaada
AL and singular the tenenenla and appuftsnAaoai
and fixtures belonging thereto Ths sad mill b ST
uAted In EHors county, idshs Territory, on tn.
south side u tie North Boise river, Ahout nsiIs
below the town Of Graham, and h known a. III
nEvmill q The Idaho Gold and silver Mines (lmis.d
CompAny's mill
will also offer for sails With the above dsscrihsz
mill The following psrsonai property: Sin choppins
area. ef0weau, cAnth0aks, cron4rut saws,
sledgs hammer. yet Of logging trucks, 1 scFapeE,
grindstens. vice. cana machine ail 10 log chains
son yokes An1 6ozs, and wheelhArrow
NOTES i hsfeAf given that viii, on The 18th dal
Of OCTOBER. 1859. al O'Clock p m. Of aid Day II
trout o the courthouse doaF OF the County Of Eiore
sail Al public auction foE cash lAxiul money Of IN
United sasea, In hand. all The right, title claim
interest Of said Defendant. Idaho Gold and Siiso
Mines gL4mitadl Company, 81, in and 10 the abos
Described property, or 90 much thereof shall sat
aniy said Judgment, with interest and cnxtz, 10 N
highest and bsst bidder
DATED he 9Th day o. September 1850.
oREESE WHITE Ehsris.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
ONCE MORE.

Will our exchanges take the ex-
traordinary trouble TO change the
BuLtErrN address from Mountain
Home TO Rocky Barr We do not
get half our exchanges through
this negligence. 7
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
COnstablo's Sale.

NJ virtss Of ~ sxsentsas, issusa Qua q yustsse
Thes. kswi&nds Court, OF Esheils Precinct fpin&.
Eimose county, Idaho Territory, dated the ~ day
OF October, 1853. IN q certain action w~srein ~ L
csHrks 20 pisiatd. recovered taagzeat sxsinst M
Kentucky Mining Company. b. v. Barry supsrin
tssdent and agent. dcfendanss. upon q Judgment
rendered for the OF 90 f2-teo. ths 9lst dsy
Of September, fsso, with interest and oosts have
levied upon the following described property 70 wit
Ths kmmA Lode Mining Claim. ssnAss On Essl
High Prairie. together with all improvements And
appuFten2ncas thereon.
Alec, one dwelling OF boarding hoass situstsi neal
sid in<. the land which u sanAs Together wttk
I'll axturss beionging thsrstn. sssasrd about nftssr
miles sesterly from the tovn Of Pine, ElDoss
eounty, Idaho Territory. szd known Nc kentscky
Mining CompAays propsrty.
Notice u h~Fsey given that on tho 23d AHy es Dc
sohsr tsAe. 81 O'Clock D. Of that DAY, n frnnk d
Justice Rowiands eeos. In the town Of Piss Counss
Of khnors. idaho Territory, Win eel all tAs right
title snd interest Of said defendant IN ard 70 III
above dss< riest property, II pubic auction. To-
cash, lawful money VI the unitei States, 70 IN
highest and best blaar. 70 satisfy sAd ezecuticn snt
al cost
Dated al Pine, the "a day OF oetohsr lisa
THOMAS MORROW. Constable. sssd prsckmst
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
CO. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Republican County Central
Committee are requested TO meet
at Rocky Bar. on Tuesday the 9Th
inst, at 10 a. m. Business of i'm
portance is to be transacted, and a
full attendance is necessary.
8. III. McCARTy, Chm.
GKoRaE L. WALL. sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
RETURN OF AN oLD-rIMER.

After an absence of several years
Alex. Pfiefer returned 10 Rocky
Bar a few days ag1 TO look after
his mining and real estate interests
in this section. Mr.. Pfiefer and
brother came to this place over 25
years ago with a small stock of
goods. They opened business ahd
"coined money" for many yeats.
In time they closed out and fe-
moved TO Bonanza, where they
have also been very successful in
money making, and. now count
their dollars by the hundreds Of
thousands. Mr.. Pfiefer has large
mining interests in Hardscrabkle
gulch, and since the Ophir mine lis
proving so rich in gold he has
probably returned 10 develop SOME
Of his good properties in that vicinA
ity. He loves to dwell upon the
many rich deposits discovered
in Hardscrabble years ago, and
believes that q new era is dawn
ing for Rocky Bar, and that it will
in short time prove 10 be tbs best
free gold quartz mining camp in
the world. Mr.. Pfisfer expresses
the openion that the Idaho CONSOLE
dated Company has mines superior
to the 0phir, and he lie surprised
that these locations are lying idle
This belief is based upon what he
personally knows of the Idaho Con-
solidated prospects obtained years
ago, and which could be put ON Q
paying basis with but little outlay
directed in a proper manner. II IL
high time the Idaho Con. folk
were looking this way again.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
LETTER LIST.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u. D. I.AED 0yricz. Bosss err, IBAss,
September -, 1853.
NosAaa 10 hereby given thAa tbs ieliowing n&zasA
sttirr has Aled notes Of his iatsatken 70 MAIZE asa
proof In support Of his ci.iz and sAt sAid prsai si
ON friday, December 10, tsss, VIA; Jerry Bailey,
who made Pre- u. =. No. SSH, sB IL NE ~ y
ia SIX IA sW Tor thu Sc Ia sec ~ W y u :
ezaA 100 acres He names the following witnesses u
prove his eonsnaeus rssAsscs spss a.d enlisvstses
II aid Land siz: Chsz. d. Glaze. Judson epoGofd
Prank csorhsis Of Boise Ctr, and Lewis LAssks
Of ssAr. Idaho.
ras HARLkH PxFLKy, Rasss&sx.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
An Appeal Tor what 10 Dus.

All persons indebted to Casey, Hol-
land 4 Smoot are earnestly requested
to come forward and settle immedi-
ately. Owing TO our recent misfor-
tune in losing our mill by FIRE, we must
now have what ia due us in order 10
Rebuild. CASEY, HOLLAND & SHOOT.
July II, 1859.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05


Sealed proposals win be received
and opened on the 10th day Of 0cto-
Der. 1859. at 2 o'clock p. M. By the
Clerk Of the Board Of School Trustees
Of School District No. s, in Elm0re
county. Idaho. for labor and material
in building and construction Of a new
school house in .Glenn's Ferry. School
building 20 be % by 10 feet, with cell.
ing IL feet high aud roof half pitch.
Specifications 20 be seen at ONCE OF
County School superintendent at
Rocky Rar. or furnished by the Clerk
of the Board. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any ct all bids.
JoHs ]. FISHER,
r. NJ. RoBERrs,
A. n. sIHKorT,
y Trustees.
r. NJ. ROBERTS, Chairman.
i A. n. SzNsurT, Clerk.
Glenn's Ferry. Sept. IS. 1889. ID
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05

John Winkelhack returned from
HALEY on Wednesday.
Dave Ethel is storing q large lot
Of hay in his barns here, for winter
use.
Young Greene White has gone TO
Boise City to attend school this
winter.
Everybody will be cordially en-
tertained at Mountain Home Odd
Fellows dedication ball Get there.
Uncle Ike Harp came in Tues
day from Mountain Home with a
load Of Ophir freight.
Billy Gulliford still continues to
make regular weekly trips with his
stage between this place and HALEY.
Mr.. Butler, q prominent cattle
man of Logan county, was visiting
this place several days the past
week.
Montana, Washington, North and
South Dakota voted on their con-
situations and elected State officers
last Tnesfxy: -.
Buell., the Mountain Home hot
springs proprietor and agent for
electric belts, still remains with US
and IL doing land Office business
ia his Line
Rancher MCGOWAN of Camas
Prairie, formerly foreman of the
Minnie Moore mine, brought in q
LOT of farmers truck last Tuesday
Stays superintendent Watson
cane up Tuesday and remained
till Thursday morning. He say
that the express company lost orD5
$40 by the recent stage Eehhery. \
Henry Henderson and wife went
out ON Mondays stage for Boise
City. where they will visit until the
converting of the Grand Lodge o
Odd Fellows at Caldwell, of which
Mr.. II. is a member.
Young Schwartz received a tele
gram last Saturday announcing tn
death of his father, Fritz Schwart
in Salt Lake City. Fritz was vel
known as a successful bear hunte
In the 6awtooth country.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05

NotECea
The Beard OF County Commission.
ers of Elmore county will meet at
Rocky Bar, Idaho. ON MONDAY. 0c-
tober 7th 1859, for the purpose Of
hearing all parties having proposed
changes and corrections for reduction
OF assessments.
JOHN T. GILMAN,
Clerk
By W. c. WIcKERsHAh,
Deputy Clerk of Board.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05

zss-s II yea wish 10 ride behind q
- sl1fp1lng team while visiting Noun
- t1kn Home, call on Johnny MitsAefl
II y zssh Huuysrfrd.
So. Ths isllow who sent the States
3 y, 1pan p teisgram from Mountain
.k.I 13pus describing the robbery Of the
i: Eocky, Bar stage last week 10 Joe
- Daady prevsricator and no mis-
i. take. .,-
g. We ass informed that miners
ding The enAks river, In Elmore
.. ssussy. are taking advantage Of the
- = IN .staSs of wxtsr and are making
eood wages BY working tins bed Of
u stream with rockers.
Mrs Dan. Harrington. Mrs. Null
h1iy and Miss Mamie Harrington
IA or Wednesdays stage for Boise
City. Nrs. Harrington and Mrs.
MNl1ally 90 on pleasure trip but
Miss Mamie viii enter st. Terssa's
aAcadsny ct that plaza.
:. Il b simply surprising 20 zee the
hree amount Of new goodss daily
yusoissd BY q. ID. Golden and
Hnnky 6wanholm. BY fair deal
~ sksss rpntlemen have built up
: = tlknsnss trade for their respec-
tivs houses.
OF course II 10 not supposed that
" Odd Fellows will indulge much In
strnng drink on the occasion Of the
Rren< gathering in Mountain Home
. ths 23rd, but If they want fine
wines, or other light drinks, and
Good eigars, they should visit Alex
1ruee's Little Palace
II you desire 10 do away with the
epprsssivs features Of the Alien
lsnd act; II you wish TO again vote
fcr . President; II you desire 70 be
: rspEessntsd In Congress by two
osnators snd'a Representative; II
you want . business boom TO strike
Idaho, thsn vote for the adoption Of
- constitution on the 9Th Of No
vsubsr.
The National Democrat" IL the
naws Il . new weekly paper just
-. started It Washington, d. c. II Ia
Q large 6-pase paper, and 1t goes
WAkA1At G0utka@4iIt&IA kAAAS ~ ~ VAC
most ably edited journal published
anywhsre. Il costs only $3.50 per
ysax, an1 II you want TO be posted
q national Affairs you cannot do
bsttor than send for the National
Democrat"
Ajax. Simpson. N. c. Barney and
sun and W.. r. Howard returned
: Sunday night from q weeks hunt
On upper Deer creek. Thsy
brought in six deer, one elk and 8
lot Of smaller game. Young
Barney. O lad Of about 10 summers
brought down the elk, which
weighed 500 pounds, and he nat
orally feels somewhat elated ovei
killing such big game.
The streets Of Rocky Bar have
presented busy scene for the pas
two wesks. A large number o
freight, vegetable and fruit teami
have arrived daily, and business O
all kinds seems to be on the uI
grade. New buildings and inn
provements generally lie the ordel
of the day, and the outlook 70
Rocky Bar IL brighter than ever be
fore. II is true money is . littl
scarce just now. but another pay
day viii enable the boys TO squar
/, all accounts and have spendin
money left with which TO max
things howl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
STAGE ROBBED.

Last Saturday morning while
Warren Buel was driving the up
stage just above Hills station on
the Rocky Bar and Mountain
Home road, at a point known as
"the DEVILS dive" he was called
upon by a single individual TO halt
and throw out the express box and
letter mail sack. He did as
ordered. The robber detained the
stage until he had broken open the
express box and rified the mail
sack of all registered matter, and
then placed the box and sack
again in the stage and ordered the
driver 70 move on. There was but
one passenger aboard-Miss Erick-
son of this place-who was not
'urcirsted. The driver proceeded on
to Dixie, Bailey's and McGinley's.
where he informed the residents Of
each place Of the robbery, and
when reaching the first telephone
station at Lime Greek he sent the
particulars to Pine Grove, Rocky
Bar and Mountain Home. Consta-
BILE Hill immediately left Min.
Home and Constable Morrow Of
Pine Grove started for the scene Of
the robbery with the hope Of ar
resting the robber or robbers, but
up TO this writing no clue Of the
guilty parties had been obtained
The driver saw but one person, bu,
supposes that he had confederates
near by. The robber was masked
and otherwise disguised so that thu
driver could not possibly identify
him. The express box contained
no money, but there were thres
registered letters in the mail sack
one for Pine Grove and two for At
lanta-hut their value has not We,
been ascertained. In all prob
ability the robber secured severa'
hundred dollars.
This is the FIRST stage robbery
that has occurred ON the Mountain
Home line for over two years, bu
as the tide Of prosperity 10 again
flowing into this rich mineral sec
ton, 1t is likely such occurrences
will be more frequent, and it be
hooves all money and bullion ship
pers 10 ''look little out"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
STuLL & McCARTY
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

Contract. Land. Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at =, asonable rates.
Call on, on address, Homer Stull
Mountain Home. or Q. II. McCarty
Rocky Bar, Idaho. II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CO. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

-
The Democratic County Central
Committee are requested to meet
at Rocky Bar, on Tuesday the 9Th
inst, at 10 a. m. Business of inn
portance is TO be transacted, and a
full attendance 10 necessary.
GREENE WHITE, Chm.
w. C. WicKERsHAM, Sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05


James Nicholson and wife, from
Bascom ranch, were visiting this
place during the week. Jim has
in his possession relic OF cyclone
which he secured while on O recent
visit TO old Missouri. It is small
piece Of timber that was 20 feet
in length and 8 inches square that
was picked up and carrid l6 miles
by the gentle zephyr, and when
found was imbedded in the ground
about half it's length.
A bank is badly needed at Rocky
Bar. The various mining com.
panies pay off with checks that are
difficult TO get cashed here, and the
delay and danger of loss by send
ing out for currency is Supremacy
annoying. Won't somebody ster
in here and make money by start
ing q bank2
Rev. Geo, Buzzelle, arrived her,
Thursday night and viii hold re
ligious services in the court hous'
Sunday morning and evening a
the usual hours. He will preacl
in Atlanta Monday night and h
Pine Grove Wednesday evening
next.
Road overseer Geo. w. Jacksol
complains that timbers which b,
has placed along the road for re
pairs have been mysteriousl,
spirited away. This business
should be stopped.
Charles r. Kingsley has beer
appointed Register of the Bots,
Land Office. and Joseph Perraul
Receiver, by President Harrison.
The air tunnel at the Wide Wesi
has been completed, and mining
operations can now be prosecuted
TO better advantage--------~
LII Casey. of Atlanta, bobs ur
serenely at the ceunty seat and a
his sawmill on Lincoln creek very
frequently of late. --------
N. C. Barney, Of the Bear Creei
Mining Company, and his son
have returned to New York.
Telephone wires are being put NJ
from the central Office TO the Ell
more mine and mill.
Mr.. Thexton is pushing things q
the ophir with his usual energy.
The Elmore new shaft is new
down about 200 feet.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05

Tuesday, Ncvsmbsr 5th q yhs
6ny lAahp win vote on her State
lssslitntiea. and adopt II, too.
uw-3stsksuu, dxnshEsr o. the
chfef onGlnssr at ths Elmore, ar
dvsd On III u Saturdays stage.
Jn1cs Iks Culp will attsnd and
1nEro3ncs . new dance st the ball
= - 13sd In Mountain Home.
sWhne Tie dsvsl doss Golden do
- I'll IL nsw goods hs 10 daily
QnD1iyingf" b ths leading question
II Ola Fsllows' dedication and
~ q Mouutain Home has been
Esssd Oh Wednesday oeso-
I. unsss ps1ls3cians who advocate
oDn1ing % Boiss City for cheap
fRin1ing should look TO Ada county
= HaShhsns, tbs barber has re-
sDgle6 his tcuscrial psrlors 70 the
t61aing adjoining Jake Ulrich's
x~k~~~ruxkSs ~-f~r~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05

Read Fab Bro'a I'D.
commissionsr Dave Ethsll visited
- county seat Wednesday.
Nasty Chattin of Pine Grove
visiAsd the county SCAT Tuesday.
:. uaela- aniah- e TIA Innciion hot
Df1nEn. -SisisSd our town Tuesday.
October 23rd-grand /. O. o. r,
asaicesion ball 1t Mountain Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-05

: Isshtng showers Of rain -last Bum
~mghr
Linahsn has splendid accommo-
an1ious q his Elmore Hotel, Noun
tain Homs.
Ain. Bruce deals ont nothing
hat gpod truck over his bar in
2sunaain Home.
Yrshxts Judgs culp has removed
- olaes 20 his residence above
Lads tailor shop.
Intsrssted taxpayers should at
osna IL meeting Of Elmore's Com
unissiensss nsxt Monday.
Heey ewsnholm y having the
luun3afioa laid for . large building
&&1unUimm tha HurI xTrN ofI3ca.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
Hams at 11a1l,hc; smal at 1za121s presss,

Hams at 1l91l1sc; small at 1z@l21s: pressed
hams IL lac.
Hogs--Cholce city dressed hogs at &c 4, ID
country do al sac
Butter. Western extra crmy at 23@24c; fancy
well known marks at --<G25c: frsts and extra
hrstss 1920 extra INIT crm 14Gl &c ;frstsat l2d
13;choice factory 129121sc; New YORK and Yer
mont extra crm 24(9 20 do ext rrsts l9g22c New
York and Vermont dairy, good to choice, 12G22
low grades 1Oa11c Eastern crm good to choice
at 1ba23c. The above quotations:are receivers,
prices for strictly wholesale lots. Jobbing prices
1G2c higher.
Cheese-Northern choice 101hG1Ic; Western
1O0lO1ac; lower grades as to quality; SAGE Ar
lie. JObbing prices lac higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras - 022c: fancy near-t y
stock higher eastern firsts att 1921 extra vi an2
n -(022c; fresh Western at 21c; Michipan
choice at 22c Canada at 21c. Jobbing prices lie
higher.
Poultry-Fresh killed spring Chickens, Northern
and Eastern choice 18020c; fair to good ID 6I7c.
fowls choice at i4G15c; ice packed chickens az
100 &C fowls. lac; live fowls 1O0I1cs
Beans Choice small hand-pieked pea at
picked doI2 35a2 40 y bush; choice New York
large hand-pick 002 so :smaI Vermont hand
picked 2 40a2 As; choice. Yellow Eyes at 2, 500
2 rs.
Hay Choice prime hay S18 0O9S19 co; fair to
good at 81 O00S17 90; Eastern fine 81 a916.
poor to ordinary SlQaS13: East swale loTeN:
900. 0"' s9Ss
Potatoes-We quote New Hampshire Rose and
a meprons 40 az $4,000 y bush; Houlton Hebrons
6Sgaoc; Houlton Rosel Csc: Aroostook Hebrons
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

point the mills generally have advanced prices
about Use; but the volume of trade has been
checked on account of the rise, and operations
are confined to immediate wants In the leading
markets to-day Wheat was a little easier. while
Corn and Oats showed some Improvement. Pork
and Lard continue to hold firm position, but we
quote prices the same as last week: Western
packing returns aggregate 100000 hogs for the
week, against 100000 the preceding week, land
10000 last year: for the corresponding time
In 1887 the total was 10000. From March
TO date the total packing is 6,6l0,Ooohogs against
4,4oo,ooo year ago. Sugars unchanged with a
good demand at BIS for granulated and 76s for
Extra c. Coffee firmer without quotable change
here, but a trife higher at New York. Molasses
quiet and steady Dry fish fairly active, but with
out specialfeature. Mackerel very scarce with
some inquiry; dealers are unable to fill orders
Fresh Beef in good supply with more inquiry for
the cheaper grades, which are higher; we quote
sides at b971a y ib, hind quarters qtrs 7@10c,
fores at 4AG5c, roundswith tanks at 61e 97c,
rumps 1o@12c, loins at 11@16c, rump lons 10
@l3c, chucks 4a43c, short ribs 9911c, backs
b@5c, rattles at 3E3c; mutton is quoted &c and
lambs 12913c Tobacco frmer and tending up
ward. Considerable change will be noticed in
Produce.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

SAN ERANCISnn Ar

san FRANCISCO Ar 25th, ship Ivanhoe.
Ar Ist. ship Fred Billings, Sherman. New York.
Ma DAKlEN-Ar 26th. sch Welaka, Cottrell, from
Ar LIST, sch Carrie Bailey, Cushins. George
town.
Cid lot, sch Luella Snow, Carter, Bath.
GEORGETOWN, DC-Ar LIST, sch Katie j Bar
BALTIMoRE|Cid ist. sch Jennie Cheney,
Cushman, New York; C A White, Connors, New
York.
Ar list, sch Annie j Morse, Merritt, Kennebec
Cid LIST. sch Nelson Bartlett, Watts, Demerara.
(and sailed)
ham. Tena A Cotton. Ella Little, and NJ A May
Kennebec.
Ar list. barque Antonio sala johnson. Cardenas
schs Falmouth, Clark, Portland; Atkinson,
Donohue, Kennebec; John ii Converse. Grace,
kennebec.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater LIST, sch w Ler
mond, from Philadelphia for st Thomas.
PERTH AMBOY-Ar LIST, schs Edith & May,
Kelley and Geo A Lawry, Dobbin, New York;
NEW va YoR Ros Soth, sch Fannie II Stewart,
Norfolk; Lucy, Kennebec for Atlantic City; VIM
PICKERING, Ellsworth for honu .ea,as ,o..o
Thomaston; Richard Vaux, Soines Sound Jennie
g Pillsbury, Rockland; Sophia Godfrey, Portland
Lizzie Brewster, Jonesboro; Grace Webster, FIN
Clark's Island; j Wellington, Hurricane Island
Geo A Pierce, Rockland. ou.,.
brig Hayiliah. Richardson. Port Elizabeth
Cid lst baruues Hiram Emery, Graham, Val
paraiso and africa; j W Dresser, Parker Monte
Sid LIST, ship Belle of Bath, for Portland. 0.
Passed the Gate LIST, schs victor, and Governor,
from New York for Boston; Ada Barker, do for
Portsmouth.
Ar list, schs Nat Meader Dunton, Wiscasset for
New York: A Anderson, Tapley, Bangor for do.
BRIDGEPORT-Ar 30th, sens Jas Parsons,
Howe, Bangor: Vicksburg, do for New York.
PROVIDENCE-Sld LIST, sch Westerloo, Dodge.
DUTCH ISLAND HAE 5oR-ln port. schs j 1;
Little, Matthews, Dennysyille for New York; Ad-
die Sawyer, Calais for do; Robert X Rathburn,
Crowell. MI Destert for do; Seventy-Slx Friend,
ship for do; Hayford, Rockland for do; Louise
Monte, Gardiner for Oyster Bay
NEWPORT-In port 1st schs Quickstep, Buck.
master. from Rockport. disg; Mineola, for Port.
land. ldg cargo ex Henry cay Nellie M Snow
from Swans island for New YORK.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 30th, sch Anna NJ Dick
inson Hart Rockland for New York.
VINEYARD.HAVEN-Ar 3Oth, schs Carrie e
Pickering. New York for Gardiner; JAS II Deputy
Bath for New York; Break OF Day, do for do q ii
Wolston, do for Port Royal; Robt Byron McVane
Rockport for New YORK.