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CLEARED
Ship City Of Brooklyn Mitchell LverpoolINesmth Sons.
SHIP p S sr s% s ssS
Brig rs Penny Davis 81 Johns Y onasyia.
sesr Eclipse E Is Ische =. amoa,h, E@E aiIe5rand
setr Eagle Glover serrs LsoneM freeman
schr Amy Chase; Chase, Jacmel-Chase 4 small
ssar Niue Gri, r Asnsoa Whitney Co.
sshr sarah Mills Fowlcy, Al slachicola- 4 POST.
schr d Warner Harman Charlesson-McCready, Mott 4
seAr Osprey Ellis, washingon--G Price.
ss e sisi sis Balm aaesesa
sesr Fairfield, Chase Phlsdeiphia--Jas Hand
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke skinner Richmond and Norfolk with
mss s and , 70 tuon ~,
heavy = gales for the last two weeks,
ed 6raas The day win and seed Giro Fran
and has been ii days North Of Haeias Sept LAT
90 loa 10. spoke brig Brown Of and from New York
epps1.hp slowine red svsllow tail signal 18Th.
lra. Funeh Mencke. Experienced heavy weather
brig ssndsee Por De Costa, oporto. days. with vino
Brig Lady chapman tBr. FIRTH Turks Islands, days. with
Brig Sarah Tornake, Tory Cumberland. Ms. days. with
gr,nnds'9nS,e e to > s., whitney ,.,,,,-
stone 70 Kelly smi,hers. ''e
Big Resale tnS) Locshar, Windsor via Newport sdaya
lha daniel Hualey OBJ, Donaldson, Windsor, Ms, via
PortaId; with potatoes, to Whitney Co.
Brig Altoona halng, Passport, Isths 70 Jed Fry
Brig kysa, DAVIS Machas, days with lumber to Mayhem,
scbr Emily Keith Penney Cadz Oct with salt to Howes
New York, steering Sc The Il has experienced heavy
weather, split squaresa broke fore gaG
two weeks within 800 miles Of New York with heavy gales from
schr Altoona r), Cee Jogsins Mr. is days. with grind
stones, 10 Whitney Co
schr julia r wsycott St George, NIB days. with lum.
scbS Ellen hster Rsker Virginia
sohr Matilda, Clark, Virginia
schr Sarah Elizabeth Thomas, Virginia.
Sob r Excelsior Howes, Virginia.
.cbr Frink Gowdy. Philadelphia.
schr Hurd. Lord PASSPORT
schr E.doraco, Wass, Machias
Schr j Bent Wallace, CheIryield
Schr Marbchcad Poole Thomsston
Sohr q Broobs, GRAHAM. Portland, Ne.
Schr Juana, Baker. Saco
sohr Northern Light Doyle, Rock hnd.
Schr Jnsna, Hewitt, Rockland.
kchr Richard Wood Wood. Rockhnd-
Schr Florence, Davidson, Rockland
scbr Superior, Grover, Rockhnd.
Schr Eben Adkins, smith Rockaud.
Schr Joseph Lane Bowes, Rockport.
Schr Louisa, Chase, Boston.
sehr Croweil, Kelly, Boston.
Schr Gazette Crowell Boston.
Schr Daniel Webster, Hewitt, Boston.
sshr Charles, Westgate, Taunton.
Schr Estela Chapman, Provncetowu.
Sohr T. b Anderson Coo Portland, u.
Sleep Mount Hope Phillips Taunton.
Riley
Propeller Osprey Kinney, Providence.
Propeller Shetucket Geer, Norwich
BELOW.
Bark Rowland (of Bostonl from Cadiz, % days
Wind during The day NE and fresh, with rain and fog
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Brooklyn City News.

DISTRESSING suIcIDR.-Coroner Hanord held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of Mrs Rogers, wife of Mr..
Albert Rogers lately resident in Dean street. who COM
mtted suicide by taking quantity Of arsenic She was
about 40 years Of age and leaves several children She
subject to fits Of insanity from her youth and COM
tilted the fatal deed while laboriug under its effects
verdict In accordance rendered the coronsrs jury
Contributions TO THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND
The amount collected at the several polls Of this city at
the late election contributions 10 the Washington
Monumant fund, amounted 10 $113 30.
ACCIDENTALLY sHor.-A boy named George Street va
shot in the leg on Sunday, by a companion with
whom he was amusing himself. The occurrence took
place In the Ninth ward, and accidental He WAS
conveyed 70 his home in New York by the Third district
police. after receiving medical attendance.
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On Tuesday, Nov. g. by the Rev. Father Farley JANIS
A. WELSH of this city, to Miss CATHERINE CRoSN, Of Far
Rockaway, l.. ].
On Thursday evening, Nov. s, by the Rev. Charles H.
Whitecar JACOB GRiFF to MARIA W., daughter OF the
late Justus Re ynolds.
On Sunday, Nov. II, at he Church of the Nativity, by
the Rev. Geo McCloskey, RoHRRr 7. KELLY to EzABErH
NJ. A. MAYNARD.
Freehold, n. j., papers please copy.
AT Brewsters station Thursday Nov. by the Rev.
Mr. Mead Mr.. JOHN MCDNAID Of Bulls Ferry, N. j. to
Miss EIMIpA ANN MANY of Newburg, N. Y. Also,
time and place, Mr. william H. DuSHAM, of this city, to
Mrs MAMMA MANY, of Newburg.
New Orleans, Wheeling, Va. and Newburg papers
please copy.
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City Intelligence.

TIE WEATHER was dismal yesterday; cloudy, sombre
dreary, drizzy, rainy and everything tina. uncom
Portable II suggestive Of unpleasant thoughts, Of
suicide pes'ilence and famne of war murder and sud
den desth The morning glorious and about noon the
rain fell in thin mist penetrating and soaking peoples
garment til they all wrngDg wet then it began
to patter the streets the house tops in sudden
gusts sganst The window, and so continued until the
small hours of the night without cessation We
in the midst of November and far have had mud
theI enough soon however, we may expect Jack Frost
will mske his appearance and some line morning New
ythirg and made the air chilly and cold 1t is no.
ticeabie that very often after "wet spell" cold
snap makes it appear ance. Remember the almanack
says 80 About this time of the year look out for cold
CONTRIBUTION THE Polls FOR THE WASHINGTON MoNU-
MEAr-Mr. T. B. Brown sgent Of the National Washington
Monument Association in this city, announces the fol-
lowing named sums as having been contributed at the
polls last election day. to help to complete the Washing
monument in the Of erection: Second
wsrn So SIS; Third 50 e. Fifth S24 H. Eighth, 50 AT
Ninth. SIS 50; Tenth 81 90; Eleventh, So AZ; Twelfth
50 a.; Thirteenth, SO 81 Fourteenth 80 25 Fifteenth
SIS S. sixteenth, sl4 7s Eighteenth, $40 49, Nine
Total, 1872 JIG. In Brooklyn s125 contributed.
THE SEGAR MAKERs' MI1TNG.-An adjourned meeting
the segar makers having in contemplation many reforms
in their business held last evening at the
Grand and Elizabeth streets. The meeting, although
limited to couple Of dozen persons, very enthusi
astic Nothing OF any importance was transacted
FAILING d A BREWERY THIRTEENTH sTREET-Iast
night, shortly after II o'clock information was received
at the police telegraph Chiefs Office from the Seven
teenth ward stating that the large six story brewery
situated in Thirteenth street, First avenue sud
denly fell TO the ground IN ruins 1t was not escertaned
whether any person had been killed up IL
O'Clock but supposed several persons had been
buried beneath the ruins.
FIRE IN GOLD satisfactorily before O'Clock last
evening alarm of fire caused by the discovery Of
fire in J. B. Parks bookbndery, the second floor of
No. 81 Gold street. II found to have originated
the cutting tub the deposit of paper cuttings
Mr. onto frank enho of No. So Fulton street, discovered
the Ere from the Of his premises and gave the
alarm. II distinguished without much damage The
Fire Marshal doubt viii investigate the whole ma tier
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personol Inteliipence.

The Richmond Whig Of the 10th inst, says:We learn
that MIR Augustus schell prominent hard fhell demo
crat from New York. is in this city. What's in the
winds Can neighbors Of the Examiner tell What
relation Goes his visit here at this tmeus after the
New ork elections-bear to the next Presidential eec
tionY he comes here political errand, what them
Does anybody know
ARRIVAL.
In the steamship Roanoke from Norfolk and Petersburg
Nv Dart and lady James Calender. II l. Pendleton. Il l.
Burwen James Roche MIR Doriand, VIM Kelly,
Thompson, Morris, Thomas smith,
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PENNSYLVANIA PortrRy.-we have received an invita-
ton from the state Poultry Society Of Pennswlvans to
attend its second annual exhibition Of poultry and rare
birds TO be he'd at Concert Hall Philadelphia November
e. 2s % and The objects Of the society are interest
ing and important, and We trust their efurts will he
ornnned with success.
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Texas Items.

The San Antonio Team of the 25th has the following
Our ponden at Eagle Pass in private despatch
that General Lngberg has asked the merchants
Il side the Rio Giande raise subscription TO pay
for the damages done by the burning Of the city OF Pie
dras Negras and remarks that this very town is built
mostly and supported by plumber received from the east
side Of the Rio Graade The headquarters of the army
have in city for the last few weeks
and of the United States baggage wagons
be daily arriving and departing"
Major Neighborsy writing to Governor Pease, says
there is prospect Of trouble with the Northern
Camancbes and seems to anticipate attack on the
frontier settlers, who wholly unpr.tecte
General Smith has communicated to Governor Pease
official order from the headquarters Of the army,
nounclng that the "a Regiment of Cavalry at Jefferson
Barr acks will proceed by marches the country to
Fort Beknsp to be tsre disposed of by the commanding
general of the Department Of Texas.
EMIGRATION FROn VIRGINIA TO KANsAs--The
Frontier N1ts states that Dr. Somers, of Virginia.
his way kansas wrseveral other gentlemen, make
for the location of Thousand persons
who purpose emgratioy thiher from Eastern Virginia
this fall-sixty families being from Richmond hirty
from Staunton, fifty from Rappahannock, and the
mainder from the neighborhood. II is also au-
nounced that large emigration is expected from the
westei portion OF Virginia next spring Lots at Ie
compton, the Of government were selling quite
high and IL said that within the next twelve months
about three hundred bu ngs will be erected there.
The Post Office at Yves. Niles, Cayuga county, N. y,
has been discontinued.
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SUPERIOR COURT Trial Term.-Nos. 6s4 37s 3ss sQ0
6.7 III u.s. 722 724 to 727 100 732 733 734 1875 7as
25S TO6, go, 6s1, $685. 647, 345, 65, 4s5 g.
SUPREME CorRT-General Term.-Nos - 81 81 e1q
40, 10, IS, 70, so, 81, SO, SO, "a, IS, 80.
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THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be of value 10 those who have correspond
with the Easi,-
The mail Southampton the 4h and 10th of each
month, and
Arrives Gibraltar the 9th 18th snme month
Arrives at Malta about the l4h and 30th Of month
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18Th of and 4h Of fol-
lowing month.
suex about the 10th 2lst Of 5h 9Th Of
follow ing month.
Arrives Alden about the 25h 26h Of and 10th
18th Of follow ing month.
Alden the 26th 9th of aud Of
val for bombay and 18th TO 18Th for China, &C.
Indian Bombay about the Sd 9Th
and 10th to 2st OF following mont,
p arrives Point de Gale about the 9Th
7th and 22d to Esd of following month.
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the day. the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail on.
Arrives Puo Penang about the 18th 18th and 25h and
99h OF following month
Singapore about the 18th 10Th and 3lst
Of following month
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival.
Arrives mt Hong Kong about the I'd oath and Sh 10th
of following month.
Leaves next day for Shanghae.
Two mails leave EngandOne the 9th and 10Th OF each
monva Marseies, and arrive Alexandria about the
time as the Southampton mail
~ An packages and laers sr,endei tor the Nsw yoss
HERALD should b seLled
YoRE-rhs pAr.
a NOON A
As HIGH Watch. III 10
-@ ~
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The ship sarsusa spor has been bought by Messrs
Stanton Ruger. Terms not made known.
Ship JOINS wmrn IL Year, old bn Maine 7l7 TONS now
In Botton, has been sold TO y New Orleans house.
LAuScnEp-M Beiiast sth inst, by Mr. Palmer 4 fine
brig Of about 100 called the Lucia Angler owned by
uekes Angler and ohsrr and be commanded by Capt VIM
football err.
Az Harpswel, recently by Mesus Curtis Estes fine bark
about 70 tone called The Andes owned by Messrs
Hale OF Portland the builders and others. and shu
bsei Merryma date Of brig Mechanic) will command
her.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at their chamber
in the City Hail. the President, D. d. Csnover In the
chair The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved
Petitions first in order, but of Importance
presented.
RESOLUTIONS being next in ORDER the following was Of
fered by Councilman Holder
Resolved That the representatives to the Legislature
from the city and county of New York. be requested
every exetion to effect the passage of judcious
registry law.
After debate the above resolution laid over
The folio ing resolution among others, adopted
Resolved That a committee Of five be appointed to
make suitable arrangements for celebrating Evacuation
pose.
Tie Board then went into the third reading Of bills
and finally adjourned without accomplishing any impor
tant business.
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STEAMERS TO AND PnoM HAVANA.

bTEAMEKs TO And FHOM HAVANA
iBAHsLFrom Charleston 10Th and 4t due nj Havana I'D
and 7h From Havana 10th and 25h due at New York 7ts
aud lst.
CRESCENT CIrr-From New York 3D. arriving Havana h
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 2QE Havana Zd
due at New YORK 18th.
ENTIRE CRY NEW 0RArABA--rron rev Vork iTth or
irving nj Havana sd and New Orleans 18th. From New Or
leans BTU, Havana 9Th, due at New York 18th.
BLACK WARmomFrom New York 9th, arriving ~ Havana
18th and New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans 2 Havana
9th. due ut New York ID
CAnAwBA-From New York 25th arriving nj Havana Stf
New Orleans I'd. From New Orleans 9Th HavnrG 18th
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The latest returns Of the vote for Governor ,ot IN A.
follows -
Bsrstow; dem .................... e,1oo
Bsshiord, aoonuon $500
Barstows majority .............. $500
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When the above dates t Sunday the steamers viii sai
Monday. They New Orleans A. M. tide
VIII admit aud the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
Al
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PBIIA DELPHIA, NOV l2Arr hres Belle Poule Or, L.
Blanc Halifax Condor, Chase NYork schrs Aho (Br Carr
Windsor, Ns; Philips, Watson; warehsmi Csroliae
sey; Martha, shaw; Shaw, shaw Crouch Hender
son, and Scott Taylor, Nyork Smith, Clark, Had
dams; Tyler Bacon Portland Gibson, Croker, New
london.
The racke, shp Tonaw wanda, from Liverpool announced
AZ being ABOVE Newcastle. 60. %
Gid steamer Delaware Copes NYork bfigs Condor, Chase
Boston; Emma, Baker, Charleston schrs rhinps Wat
BOSTON, Worcester, Rhoades frovidence' Hamlet Hall
do Caroline Hall, Smith, Nfork-
Disasters, SC.
p.ov px,,v nj warren Borden, dsmased Aug q lat
IS N lon Il9 while making the passage from Cape sLucas
low er Nor MIA 1aicahuana he gale from
con mer ced The afternoon about O'Clock and increased
beam erds spch Of canvass on the mast at the Her
being cut rRhted
atar IT. he hold OCH OK the shifted SW ana a
go AGAIN thrown her beam ends The orcYnast ras c
swsv and riphed sweeping the decks Of
bonfs spars gscys try works After cleo ring ~.
wrecf Jury rugged and she put into Houau,u ~
Aug Is
BARR MAID or ORLEANS at Boston from T@eborn IN tho
3lst u in asw gale sprung leak threw oyerbosrs
portion Of cargo q rags.
sP BRIG RApipo, 2 days New oreans n, p.r..,
put Into Charleston the Slh inst ealy -
Bnic WEBSTER, Mofadden, from Philadelphia. bon d to
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The Post Office at Yves. Niles, Cayuga county, N. y
has been discontinued.
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COSMETICS.
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL AADENo fsEfLE EMILE vfLLETrE
Ni Broadway Post Office, n "
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Bark Rowland tof Bostonh from Cadiz, % days.
Wind during The day NE and fresh with rain and fog
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"
Second. The contractor shall at all times provide and
keep, such dock sip aforesaid suitable number
Of suitable boats scows barses or vessels for receiving
animals and ali blood oa and other refuse matter from
butchers slaughter houses, and all bones, fish, fish oa
diseased tainted meats and all other nuissnces Of
similar Kind which may shall be offered by any per-
son or persons at such dock or slip.
Third The contractor shall furnish, at his own cost
and suitable for the reception OF all orders
or compants the to be placed one at each police
station house in the city, and one at the office of the
CITY Inspector and to all orders or complaints TO
be coected from each and every station house, and from
the Office Of the City Inspector at least twice every day.
and shall all dead animals to be removed IN &C
cordance with the contract soon as possible after the
reception such order complaint or other notice
Fourth. The contractor shall, at least once in every
day remove all such dead horses animals blood, DIAL
and other matters and nusances aforesaid to some
suitable and proper place or places beyond the limits Of
such removal shall be made twice each day during
the months Of June, July, Angus; and September.
Fifth. Payment for the service thus rendered win be
will be reserved until the end Of each and every year
during the Of the contract, for the payment there
from az any and all expense incurred by order Of the
mon Council Board OF Health, the City Inspector
arisinR from the neglect refusal Of the contractor
comply with and fulfill the terms and specifications Of the
contract.
In addition to the security thus furnished approved
sure,ies to the amoun. Of twenty thousand dollars viii
be required for the faithful performance and execution
the contract 10 the end Of the term which additional
security shall be renewed within three weeks OF the
close Of each year. and before the contractor shall ne
fn, sysEy 70 ro,S 20 BE- pedmed as required
and any neglect or refusal on the part nj the con
tractor TO perform the whole or any part OF
the stipuations Of the contract, or OF the require
ments OF these specifications, shall be sufficient "a
empower and authorize the City Inspector 10 proceed e
perform much thereof sha be neglected refused
at the expense o. and chsrgable by the Corporation "a
the contractor and his surete and such refusal neg
lect shall authorize and empower the Common Council
ut any time to revoke and annul such contracts.
sixth The proposal shall state
The price per month tor collecting and removing all
eqd animals a. aforesaid 70 such dock slip. 49,
The Price, per month for receiving at such dock OF
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UrDK SAIE-A BEAUTIFUL NtW fOtNDfAND Dp9
II who ssued short time ago BOY ne WAFER sns
doubt one q The stronger IN the city age one yes on
Address r. r., bon aes Pos Cicc. 10y
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Executors Notice.

The <ghscriher hereby slvrs public nu,ice
ln all concerned. tint he has b.en duly ap-
! ,tnted and has taken.uron hinlsrifthe trust
II executor vt the estate OF Calvin KITS
'radss late MI Desert in tho county of Ham
s,r-, dec .s.d, h, giving boed the LAZY di
rrr,s tie therefore, reqarsts all persags who
indebted 10 the said dccelseds estate. t. make
j ,nalsdlate payment, and those who have any
sliiaattls taerena, 70 exhibit the me Tor set~
tlcmeat. JOHN WHITAKER, Jr
Mt Desert, jane % 1876. -
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INHALATION
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTI ION

4 MOST wonderful discovery has recently been mad
u nv pr CURTIS, lnr the cure Of Asthma CoAsuntp
ttpn Brnuebs Coughs Colds and alt Lung Complaints
by Nleliested Inhalation pr CrRTfS'S MGR
AM or MAILING HYGEAN rAPOR AID
CIERRf syrup, has accomplish shed the inosi wen,
rriu cures OF Asthma aud Consumption in the cts Of
New YORK and siciuity for few months part, ever
known 10 ltis producing an impression ltiseas
=. Of Lnnes before Witnessed See certificates
Ia hands II agents.
The iah4isr is worm on the breast unfrr the linen
without the least uvcnicpce the heat uf the body
benr suicieRt to evspnrate the nuid supplying the
lungs ehn>tanty with heAiiHg aud agreeable vspor,
passing into the air cells and passages Of the that
Innot pos.bls b- reached Ivy Any either medicine
Here IS case OF
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slroL}ntc Notice.,


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WORLDS FAIR
PRIZE CHJRN ;.


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at tttt tHP tsst r1Hrll have ever l1Ya
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y lien nj Ellsworth, wlt!nn and for the cuun-
t, Of ulGceck, gu l., the "Wednesday al
august IN the year al! our Lord eighteen
t,Htren aud fiitv Ave.
GA pct;fiun of Thomas G Saunders execu-
~ n the last viii aud testament OF john /
: sand'ss late at
0.laud in said cnuntt, deceased, represent
~ Ia; The personal estate at sad deceased
>, NJ, 81 iieicnt 70 pay the just debts winch
~, e. We! at he time OF his death by The sum
II ,.inety eight dollars and praying
fJr license to sell ard convey much OF
Ia 10 a estate Of said diseased may be
eeecs,,rH for th,, pa, nleni of said dsois aud
.nr.i denial ch=rgcs,
Drdctrd, That lhc petitioner give aotiee
thereof 10 the heirs Of said deco isei aua 10
Ill pre.aas Interested in said estate BY causing
rnPs Of ihis order II be published IN the
Ellsworth American, printed IN Ellsworth
t.ttec weeks successfully, thai they may ap-
~ 1T . fenAatc Couri,to be holden nj Back
>..er; ia SAID county, on The lhird Weeiaes
..ay nt :; ,pte,r5vr next, at too 'ciock in the
forenoon and show esu>u If any fhey have,
s. h, tia PRAYER olsaid petition should not be
z .niel.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ i-us ropf,
IS Attest \ f. DRINKWATER, Reg
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FOR SALE.
Great BarSain.

The subscriber being about TO change hi,
residence aHd business, offers for sale IA good
two story, well finished dwelling house, with
convenient well arranged out building pleas
antly located in Ellsworth village and also all
his machinery III Jones steam mill, beng a
complete assortment for the manufacturing of
DoorS. Window sash and Blinds, &c. The
a'oTe vii he sold either separately or together
10 sUit purchasers, at a very low price and
terms d payment reasonable. Phase call and
examine the premises.
y. bah persons who are indebted 20 the
subscriber either by note or account will please
call and adjust the same.
G. L. p CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth. July llth $40. EFT.