The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-14
Wells, Boston; II, ar, sch. Ellen NJ. Colder,

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Lord, New York; Stony Brook, Boston
Charleston, do; Mary j. Elliot, Searsport
I, ar, sch. Fannie Palmer, Norfolk sid, sch.
July Fourth, Boston; 8. ar, sch. Nat Aver,
Portland 9, arrived schs. Celia F., Belfast
David Faust, Port johnson; sid, schs. Thel-
ma. New York Annie r, Lewis, do. TO- ar,
sch. Annie ?. Chase, Woods Holl; II, ar,
schs. Sarah L. Davis, New York; Kit Car.
son, Elizabethport; Annie P. Chase, do
Emma S. Lord, Port Reading u, ar, schs.
Pun tan, Boston; W. R. Perkins, Jersey
City.
Bath, Sept. g. Sid, sch. Emma S. Briggs,
New YO~k.
Hurricane Island, Me, Sept. ?. Ar, sch
Metinic, Bristol, r. l., Ito load for Annapo-
lis).
,stonington, Me. Sept. 9. Ar, sch Henry
and Edwin R. Hunt.
Portland land towed to North Brooksville
to load slaves for New York;
Bucksport, Me, Sept. 10. Ar, sch. Telu-
N Newport E, port News, Sept. I; Sid, sch. S; 2.
Thomas, Bangor; Henry L. Peckham, do
Norfolk, Sept. Z. Cid, schs. Jacob NJ.
Haskell, Boston; Singleton Palmer, Port
land 9, ar, schs. Helen G. Moseley, Boston :;
VIM. B. Palmer, New York.
S; savannah, Sept; :. Ar. sch. Pendleton
NJ; Bird, from Wilmington, n. G.
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 7. Cid, sch. S.
NJ. Bird, Key West via Savannah.
Brunswick, Sept. z. Sid, sch. Joseph W.
Hawthorn, Portland, (and returned 9th for
harbor?; 8. ar, sch. Augusta W. Snow, San
Juan; II, ar, sch. Laura NJ. Lunt, Boston.
Fall River, Mass, Sept. g. Ar, sch. Har-
old c. Beecher, Pascagoula, Miss
Port Reading, n. j., Sept. g. Ar, sch. Su-
san Stetson, Hardy, New York land cleared
for Winterport).
Port Townsend, Wash, Sept s Sid, ship
A. J. Fuller (from Port Hadlock), Mel
bourne.
Pascagoula, Miss, Sept. 9. Ar, brig Havi-
lah, Matanzas.
San Francisco, Sept. 2. Sid, ship Aryan,
Eureka and New York or Philadelphia.
:, Portland, Sept u. Ar, sch. j. W. Balano,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Monteyideo,> Aug. Z. Sid, bark John S.
Emery, New York.
Maxwell, Aug. 90 Sid, ship Emily F.
Whitney, San Francisco.
Orchilla, Aug. 20. In port, sch. Robert H.
McCurdy. Hall, for Baltimore.
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Rio yaneiro Arrived previous to Sept. 6,
bark Holliswood, Warren, San Francisco
and San Pedro for New York Called for
water and stores).
Penang, Sept. 10. Sid, ship E. B. Sutton,
Butman (from New York;, Singapore.
Park, from Philadelphia, arrived July q !;
Paul Revere, Whittier, unchartered.
Buenos Ayres. Sept. II. Ar, bark Mabel
l. Meyers, Boston.
MARITIME MISCELLANY
The first American sailing vessel to enter
the port of Newchwang, China, was the five
of Oregon pine from Blakely, Wash. The
voyage occupied seventy days from Puget
Sound to the Bay OF Pechill.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Sept. 6. Sch
General Adelbert Ames, from Georgetown,
S. G., for Boston, stopped here today to
Extra men will be shipped from New Bed
ford and vessel will proceed to destination.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Sept. 9. Sch.
Merrill c. Hart, Thomaston, Me-, for New
York, loaded with lime, ran ashore on
Hedge Fence Shoal at o'clock this morn
hours later by steamer Susie D., apparently
uninjured and proceeded.
The light recently erected on the Graves,
Boston HarbUr, was used for the first time
September l. and is Of 49,, 600 candle power.
It throws out a white double flash every
clear weather. The new lighthouse makes
possible the navigation by night Of the new
deep channel through Broad Sound, by
which the largest vessels are to enter B0s-
ton Harb0r. The structure cost 100000.
Bangor, Me-, September 7. Schooner
American Team, from Port Reading with
coal, which grounded in her berth here,
Tuesday, heeled over and filed, is now
being discharged between tides: She rests
upon q. ledge amidships, and is badly stove,
but can be aoated and will be repaired The
accident was the result Of very low course
| Of tides. The vessel 10 owned by F. W.
! Aver Of Bangor and others. (Since floated.