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East Hluehiil.

East Huehiil.
At the school meeting held on the eth
inst, G. f. Marks was chosen moderator
well was elected agent for the ensuing
year.
Johnson < Long are fairly at work; they
have at present, one crew of cutters aud
corresponding number of quarrymen.
The schooner Baltimore left here on
Thursday last. loaded with wood.
The schooner Imogene arrived yester-
day.
The schooner Valparaiso is loading for
Rockand,
Schooner Joseph Cakes. ii 7. Smith
master, is loading with cut granite for
Johnson 4 Long
The schooner Washington is piled up on
ledge where she ha, lain all winter.
Capt Frank Cousins has a crew Of
carpenters At work in his ship-yard.
Rev. S. o. Written preached here YES
terday
Mrs. Emery Leach has been quite sick
but i, now in her usual health.
Mrs Frank johnson. understand is
mucn better.
John BONN and Algernon Cooper have
moved to the Albert Clay house near Blue
hull village.
A. the town meeting held on 2d inst
+ X. Herrick was again reelected school
supervisor. G.
March IL.
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Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas. Death has again entered Lanoine
Grange and taken from Us our much esteemed
sister. Sarah Y. salisbury. and thus heightened
thu break OF the fraternal chain. therefore,
Resotred. That by this oft-repeated call. we
are Reminded that I'VE have no abiding city
here" aud are thereby admoni-hed TO seek
one 20 come"
Res0fred, That we extend our heartfelt
-,mpathlrs to the bereaved family. and com
mend them TO Him who doeth all things
we'll"
ResOfred. That as a token OF respect for her
rmorN. our altar and charter be- drap-d in
mourning thirty day 5. that these resolutions BE-
inscribed on our records, a copy sent L"
brother Salisbury. Also one to the ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN for publication.
MYRA a. YOUNG. Com on
ID. Y. MCFARLAND, Res.
LamOine March 10 1SjI
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STATE 0F MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS :-Supreme Judicial Court In
Equity.
THOMAS II. SwAZEY VS.. JULIA f. DRrNKwATER.
ILL IN EQUITY filed March B. 1881. for the re-
d demption OF certain lot OF land at Huls
Cove, in Eden. Maine, described as follows, viz:
Beginning on the westerly side of the county road
on Alden Hamor's nOrthery line and follows said
line nOrthwesterly two hundred and fifty rods,
more or less, to Hosea V. HamOr's east line;
thence following said east line northeastery forty
rods to Daniel Hamor's south line; thence south.
Salisbury thence following said heirs land south
easterly to the county lUad thence following said
road sOutherly to the first mentioned bounds con-
tanning forty acres more or less, from a mortgage
thereof held by said Julia e. Drinkwater, dated
on the 18th day of January A. d. lSS3, and record
ed in the Hancock Registry of Deeds, book 1888,
page 62.
The sum of seventeen hundred and sixty dollars
has been paid into court by said plaintiff, Thomas
II. SwaZey, for said Julia Il. Drinkwater. for said
redemption.
And now upon application Of the plaintiff, the
said Julia K. Drinkwater residing out of the State,
1t is ordered that notice of said bill be given to
said Julia +. Drinkwater by publishing copy Of
this order three weeks snccessivev In the Ellis
worth in said county. within sixty davs and that
certified copy of this order be sent by registered
mail to Julia 4. Drinkwater at Strehlemer st. 10
/, Dresden, Germany, that said Julia r. Drink
water may enter her appearance and make an
swer to said bill within six months.
Witness. L. A. Emery. Esquire. Justice Of our
said Court at Ellsworth this seventh day of March
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and ninety-one.
JOHNF. KNOWLTON, Clerk
A true copy Of the order o, court.
3wll Attest JOHN F. kNOWLTON. Clerk.
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Died.

obituary notices beyond the Date Name and
ige must be paid for at the rate Of ten rents ime
Ellsworth Falls March IL, Mrs. Julia p,
wife OF Charles +. Morrison, aged 8. years.
Stdawick March II. MIR. Newton Slower,
ag,-d 81 Years and months.
North Penobscot March IA, Mr.. Reuben
Giindal. aged 81 Years ana mouths.
South Prnob>cot-March 5, Mrs.. Emelin-,
widow of the late Alexander Perkins. aged
70 Years. 10 months and % days
Trenton. Bay side March l4rh. Mary E..
Youngest daughter of Charles H.. and Mary
W. Bailey, aged IA years, 8 months and IL
days.
Franklin March |. Mr.. John g. Baker. aged
So Years. 10 months aud days Massachu-
sets papers please copy.
Castine Alvin How ard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howard. aged 8 Years.
Bangor March 49, at the residence Of her
son-in-law, Edward F. Roberts. Mrs. Priscilla
Hartman OF Bucksport. aged IS years.
Helena, Montana Jan. Ii. MIR. Charles F.
Barker, aged % years aud months.
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, me experiment Of settling a regular minis 'er
y, mus lar mel with encouraging results
Turing the three mouths that have interviewed
SINCE the new pastor csme the society has per-
eeptioiy increased in numbers and in strength.
y can now count in its list Of members from
thlrty-fse to forty families, with constantly
new additions. 1t has evidently come to be
nrmly established religious society. and must
now be regarded by the neighbOrhood in which
IL Is located as permanent church with a good
prospect for future growth and influence"
Mr. Macdonald's residence is at 1l9 West
Chester Park, Boston,
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DON'T WANT A DOCTOR!

l have tried them. and they have only
swinded me. have figured up what thew cost
me for the last four years, it was just 1924 .31.
Ii had it now it would be Il fortune for me.
This year my bill for medicine was only five
dollars. for which purchased six bottles OF
Sulphur Bitters. They cured me Of Scrofnla
after suffering for years.-P. j. Cummings,
Troy, N. Y.
Il AM an old man and have been con-
slant sufferer with eatarrh for the last ten
years. | am entirely cured by the use Of Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t Is strange that so simple .
Henry Billings, U. 8. Pension Atty, Washing.
ton, D. G..
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S,20 jG4
Hancock county-Pol.. 10 As: estates. Si5.-
1874 .462; wild land. etc. $40 j64 total, SO :
Us 026.
TnisI for the State -Poll.. l12 So estates
S29l I43; wild Land. etc. Sl9 81. 10: total
$500. l0l.
The valuation OF grass and timber public
lots is change from other valuations a. it il
not mentioned. but in lSsI An act was passed
to have the Governor and Council tax public
lots until the next general valuation.
| think the above is correct rs regards the
valuation OF Hancock county a. presented by
the valuation commission. as have taken the
figures from the Lewiston journal and had
them corrected. | presumed you would wish
to publish this coming week so | have en-
deayored to give YOU correct figures.
Yours truly.
GEO. X. FULLER
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A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar; read
what he says:
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. J. Chent. Il Co.-GentIemen =
| have been in the general practice of medi-
cine for most 40 years, and woull say that in
all my practice and experience have never
seen preparation that could prescribe with
rs much confidence of success as can Halls
Cafarrh Cure. manufactured by you. Have
prescribed it great many times and its effect
is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that
l have yet to find case of Catarrh that it
would not cure, il they would take 1t accord
ing to directions
Yours truly,
L. l.. GORSUCH. NJ. D..
Office, 2l5 Summit St.
We will give 800 for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure.
Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo. o.
n-Sold by druggists, 75c. Mar.
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as the "cow DOCTOR" died very suddenly.
March 9th. and his funeral was attended
Sunday. but on examining him there was
color In his face, and the body was not
cold. aud burial was deferred, though it
was not thought that he was alive. All
means were taken to ascertain If life re-
manned, but in vain. and he was buried on
Monday.
March IL.
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Married..

Southwest Harbor March IL. by Rev.
Thomas j. Lewis, Mr.. sylvester Brown and
Miss May W. Freeman, both of Southwest
Harhor.
Winterpor;- March 10. by Rev. II. W. Nor
ton. MIR. VIM. b. Belcher aud Miss Florence
p. Tyler both OF Winterport.
March IL. by same, MIR. Eugene A. Buzz
zell OF Monroe and Miss Lottie NJ. Cowan OF
WintcrpOrt.
March II. by same. Mr.. Fred NJ. Johnston
Of Newburgh and Miss Emma l.. Hardy OF
EIliugwood's Corner.
Bucksport-M IA. BY Rev. A. F. Chase.
Mr. EdNille Gerard Abbott OF Hancock and
Miss Sara. daughter OF the late b. NJ. Sargent,
Esq. of Prospect ilarbor.
Lynn. Mass. March IL. by Rev. H. Hinck.
ley, Mr. Daniel NJ. West torm-rly OF Franklin,
Me. and Miss lice joyce OF Lynn.
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Biuehili.
The schooner Governor arrived at
White & Gates wharf Friday. from Bever-
ly where she has been hauled up for the
winter, to load stone for New York.
Maj. Appel arrived home Thursday.
MIR Ernest Dodge has gone out of the
milk business.
Miss May Venner left for Waltham by
Mondays Castine boat.
Mrs. Lizzie Gray Is much improved
The dsnce in the Town hall, Saturday
night, was quiet success
The Bluehll mineral springs have start
ed operations and will be ready to fill
orders in few days.
The Bluehill Granite Co. commenced
work Monday.
this journal regarding the dullne-s of
fancy goods business IN this village, Twill
say. that exceedingly regret that such a
report should have given offehse to any
one.
The Bluehll Debating Club has been
organized and it is to be hoped will be
success.
Mr.. Nahum Hlnckley went over to Sears
port and vicinity last week and was expect
ed home Monday or Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Dunn is Secretary of the
Bluehill Debating Club.
Mr.. Jake Closson was in town Saturday.
The Town Hall subject does not excite
much interest 1t is likely to remain AZ it
is for while longer. As it was good
enough for the last generation we ought
to be satisfied with it, seems to be the gener-
al sentiment We should not forget how
ever that we are living in an age that calls
for Improvements and that the present
dilapidated condition of the old hall de
mauds our attention.
Mr. +. X. lIerrick arrived home last
week
Mrs. Eliza Herrick has been quite sick
Capt. Edgar Stevens and Z. E. Chase,
Esq made flying visit to Ellsworth last
week.
Mr.. fIooper0f Castine was in town a
few days last week
March Is.
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TRY DANA'S SARSAPARILLA!
Ask Your Friends About II.

Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know it because kemp's Balsam within the
past few wears has cured so many coughs and
colds In this community. Its remarkable sale
has been won entirely by its genuine merit
Ask some friend who has used it what be
thinks Of Kemp's Balsam. There is no medi-
cine so pure, none so effective. Large bottles
6Oc. and 81 at druggists.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon herself the trust Of al.
ministratriA of the estate of Samuel Stratton
late of Hancock. in the county OF Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there.
on TO exhibit the same for settlement.
MARGARET STRATTON.
Hancock. Feb. Bird, 1901. 3wlO
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Brooklin.
A. the lengthening DAYS betoken the
coming of spring there are signs of activ-
lty in the various places of employment
especially at the BROOKLYN Canning Cos
works. THREE is a large force of men
under the management ut 5. Candage Of
50. Blnchlll, building a large extension to
the Cos wharf; also Il crew Of juincrs F.
l.. Allen. foreman, erecting large additions
to the factory learned yesterday, the
l4th. that Mr.. Stevens will commence can
making soon. Now all that is needed III.
coming year to give Bruoklin a boom is
.fsh Let the fish come and money will be
plentiful.
There il 10 be quite lot Of building
done in town the coming year, two new
houses built, one raised story, and two
OF three new stables, and lots to be heard
from, which will be gladly chronicled
when they mR,erialize.
Some fifty masons met at the hall Of
Na>keag Lodge, & A. NJ, on Wednes
day evening, the lin instant, and wit
nes>ed work on the third degree, which
was excelenty done, after which they
partook of a collation. which did credit
To the cooks as we'll as the originators
There were visiting brethren from Egge-
moggin Lodge, Sedgwick, and Reliance
Lodge, Green's Landing.
There is general time of health in
town; no sickness, only colds; for the
which We are grateful. (Not for the colds
but that there is no sickness
Chopping bees are the order Of the day
Your scribe intends to indulge in one the
coming week, and if the AMERICAN crew
will trot over, We will regae th-m with
choppfng in the afternoon and clam cho W
der etc. In the evening.
March Is. BENpIGO.
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Southwest iiarbor.

Southwest Harbor
La grippe seems to have taken firm
grip on nearly everybody throughout the
town, even neces>itaiing the postpone
ment of High school for ten DAYS on its
account, Their. heye been no fatal cases
as yet. but several persons are yer. III of
pneumonia Mrs. Lydia Gott and Mrs.
Kate Stanley among the number and our
doctors have scarcely time for necessary
rest and food but are in continual demand.
our hopeful young stamp collector, Cal
vim Stanley, is making good progress to-
ward the goal of his aim-the one million
count-though he has hardly secured a
tenth part as yet. Still the warm sym
paihie> called forth by a knowledge of his
shut in" condition of ipvalidi>m are work
ing good results in his behalf and good
ly returns of cancelled postage stamps are
pouring in from various sources. | hope
each one who may chance to read this par
agraph, will seize scissors cut the stamps
from all envelopes within reach and for
ward the same to our crippled boy, Calvin
Stanley, S W. Harbor.
Two of our young people here, Sylvester
Brown and Miss May Freeman. have en-
tered into life partnership, being united
in the holy bonds Of matrmony on We'd
ne>dav evening, March II. by the Rev. r.
J. Lewis. A wedding reception was held
on Saturday evening at fremont Hall. and
a large circle of friends gathered there to
congratulate the happy pair who bore
their honors gracefully Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served TO the
guests, and music and merry games added
to the general pleasure on this joyous oc
ca>ion.
Camp Thompson, Sons of Veterans. pre-
scented the stirring drama, The FEEDER al
Spy at fremont Hall. Monday evening.
March ., under somewhat adverse circum-
stances. the district school meeting hold
ing its annual session that evening, which
together with the general sickness prevail
ing made the audience much smaller than
has usually attended the presentation of
this play. The drama was excellent in all
its parts. each actor perfectly familiar
with the role assigned him or her, the
Characters being per>onated in realistic
manner. SPRAY.
March l6.
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Franklin.
fine cool day for adjusting town bust
ness.
J II. West, Esq. is at Olamon king
after his saw mill and other matters.
At the Baptist Church. Tuesday evening,
Rev. Mr.. Bixby was assisted by Rev Mr..
Dunn of Portland. who is pleasing
speaker; and who gave us an excellent
exposition on the "Sufficiency of God"
We understand that the meetings close this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Hodgdon and family are aftlct-
ed with severe colds, which seem to be
quite prevalent amongst our people
Mr.. Frank Bunker of West Sullivan
bought horse owned here. last week. and
the morning after the purchase il was dis
covered that he had left his stable; and
could not be found. Saturday, as Capt.
Edward Dyer stood on the deck of his
vessel he saw bsnketed horse float by.
1t is supposed that the poor beast took the
weakening ice-bridge for home, broke
through the channel ice and drowned.
On entering his stable one morning last
week Mr.. Gus Springer unfortunately
found his horse with broken leg in his
stall
During the ice storm this winter, our
stage driver, Mr.. A. b. Fernald. lost
horse by breaking both fore legs while
driving from Cherry And now
comes distressing report that Mr.. John
Billings of Ea>tbrook, has lost an ear-bt-
len off by colt
One of our elderly citizens. Mr.. Horace
Chase, dird recently of hrart-failure. while
stopping with hi, daughter at West Suli-
van. LEON.
March lG
Rev. Mr.. Bixhv. the state missionary.
has been holding meetings during the past
week At the Baptist church and vicinity.
The meetings have been well attended and
will continue into this week. Thursday
evening Rev. DR. Dunn, of Portland.
preached to an attentive audience. he be
ing here to look over the field with the in
tention of locating pastor. He seemed
much pleased with the church and hopes
To aid in securing pastor soon. Kew.
Mr.. Packard will preach at the church
Sunday. March -, as a candidate for the
pa>torate.
March :
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BENDIGO.

The funeral of the late Timothy Dane
for many years chief clerk of the bureau
Of construction and repairs at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard, took place in the Metho-
dist church, Eliot, and was largely attend
ed
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Whom Bsby w. sick We gave her CastosiA
When she WAS . Child. she cried for ,:astoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
Whom abe had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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THE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down. can't eat, can't
sleep. cant think. can't do anything to your
satisfaction. and you wonder what ais you.
lou should heed the warning. you are taking
the first step into Nervous Prostration. You
need Nerve Tonic and ID Electric bitters YOU
will find the exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system to its nor NAL, healthy condi.
ton. Surprising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your ap-
petite returns. good digestion is restored. and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action.
Try bottle. Price SOC. at 8. Z. Virgins
Drug Store.
The popularity which Hoods Sarsaparila
has gained NJ spring medicine IL wonderful.
1t possesses just those elements of health-giv-
ing. bood-purifyiny and appelite-restoriny
which every body serm| TO need at this season
Be sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma vanish before
the magic power of Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment.
Ayers Medicines have been satisfactory
TO me throughout my practice, especially Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, which has been used by many
of NV patiehts. one of whom says he knows it
saved his life."-F. l.. Morris, NJ. d., Brook
lyn, n. Y.
-DANA'S IS GUARANTEED" TO
CUREi
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City and County.

y pait nv IA LaNAFl t1obudN Dlgnt " III be
tore success with Hsmmond- popular orcbes-
tra OF 6,r pieces
Mr. g. NJ Allen has been appointed post.
MASTER al Cherr! field, vice E. r. Nash. de-
.rssrd.
W. SEE that our Hancock county senator
rfr Hon Pascal P Gilmore of Dedham. isa
rsEdldafe tor lhe Office OF Slate liquor cnu,-
u'>>ionrr. TO surcred Col. Howard Of Lewis.
fau H. Would be- an tXrtlltni man Tor the
U0,re- Nh': Well, he j. good man for al
'>r su' place. and thu nffire in gu. srion re-
s.Ir'- rood man to properly fill it.-H0nBt
Insert Herald
4 recent copy of the Herald, published y.
>tf Lake CIiy. Utah. contains long and in
r.fr>,u, description of the new Hotel kputs.
ford hi house, which i to be one of the
fae~t obstetrics in the great and growing west.
Is au enterprise Of Mr.. Wendell Bepson. form.
t-' " Bas> Hhrhor. Mount Desert Island.
MI Benson commenced work on the hotel
.ter year age. snd it will be opened to the
Iuhle Mal !, 1891 1t is large six story
'-'ek building. handsomely flushed and com
t..Jt To all IT. "details.
The steamer Henry Morrison of the Ban
\ Rar lIarhor steamship line. now At
>-I-~ich, viii 20 up river a. soon a, the ice
-3,, eu' and at once will commence runnin,
H.uu The route. Later the Cimhria will take
Al place. and in June the Morrison will he
14i ufon ~, Roekand, Bluehill and Ellsworth
.ltr
Fairfield dispatch OF March il, ssv.
HHan f. kreue, h" belongs in Fairfield. bs.
".,t 81 worh iu Ellsworth. lie hs- been EN-.
De-,
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Farm for Sale or to Let.

The subscriber offers to sell or let his farm, sit
uated in West llswOrth, six seven miles from
Ellsworth post-Oflice the Dedham road. 1t
cuts twelve tons Of hay, has large pasture well
fenced and good orchard Of grated fruit.
AGApply to MOSES TRUSTWORTHY,
West Ellsworth, Maine.
March 9. 1891. 3moslOs
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Charles r. Barker.

The following relative to the funeral OF
Charles F. Barker. who was grandson OF
Mrs, Sarah Barker of this city. is from the
LeadyilIe fColorado) Dispatch Of Jan. p,
1891:
The many friends of the late Charles F.
psr.er gathered at the residence of his parents,
3OS West Third street. Monday afternoon. TO
NV the last tribute OF respect to the departed.
TThe remains were placed in handsome black
casket. upon which were placed numerous al
anrsi tributes. Rev. Dougherty conducted the
r'narsi services. The funeral cortege WAS
headed by the different bands Of the city.
Then came the hearse, followed by the mourn.
.rs and friends of the ceased While the
ca-k, was being borne to the hearse quartet
selected from the different bands P' ..S1oen
..Consoatiour and at the grave played sleep
Tby Last Sleep" The deceased WAS a wen
known musician and at one time MEMBER Oh
the First Brigade band Of the city.
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SOMETHING WORTH HAvING.-This week
the Dana SarsaparilIs Go. sends to the head OF
every family in the State excepting In places
of over 5000 Inhabitants. where they distribute
through agenfs.) q package containing three
papers. that are veritable works OF art, con-
tanning prize poems. scrostics. drawings. etc.,
and over fifty genuine testimonials Of the most
Wonderful cures ever wrought; nothing like
these papers were ever sent out for free dis.
tribution before. Call at the pOst-OfHce and
oet the one sent you. or you will miss pres
eut worth having.
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Marine List.


Domestic Ports.
Dutch Island Harbor-Ar Mar II. schs Flora A
Sawyer. freethy. and Emma Briggs, Gray, for
New York
Charleston-tr Mar T., sch Nellie Woodbury.
lioigkins, BaraCoa
Jackson,iile-Ar Mar a. sch Kit Carson, Smith.
New York
Mlhridge-Ar Mar IL. sch Northern Light, Port
land
-ohska-Passed Mar II, sch Wallemar Phila-
delphia
New York-Ar Mar 49, schs Storm Petrel Bon.
sey. Jacksonville, \ Mitchell. Burdick. Ninal-
haNen
Cid Mar Is. schs Harry W Haynes Bonsey,
Jacksonville; Francona. Patterson. gloucester
Ar Mar II, sch Mary Cushman, Belts. Edgar.
town
rortland-Cld Mar "a, sch j II Butler. Brown.
LamOine
Ar Mar ID. schs Katie Hall. RnSt"n: onrts.op.
Pr'ivint etuwD
Ncwport-Ar Mar H. sch Jed Frye. Langley, SO
Amboy
Perth Amboy-sll Mar Il, sch AP Emerson.
Day. Boston
New Haven-Ar Mar II. sch William Rice.
Jameson, tlzabethport for Bucksport
Delaware Breakwater-Ar Mar II, sch Nantas
.et. Richardson from Cienfuegos
VineN ard Haven-Ar Mar L. sch A Y 5 Wood
run, New re for Bucksport
Ar Mar u, sch st Crox. Carter, Cape Hayden
for Boston
Providence-sld Mar Ii. 55I.!s Woodbury. .Raynes
TivertOn, X
Foreign Ports.
Navassa-In port Mar g. sch "A J Cottrcll, Has
kell, for Wilmington, y e