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REAL LACE GOODS, FMBEOIDERIEs,
&c.
RRU SSELS, VALENCIENNES, MALTESE
- and h oDi on Laces
Ma tese, HonitOn and Valerciennes Collars
Va'ehcienneS Collars and Sleeves In Gets
Honiton do do do
Maltese do do do
Brussels do do do
Embroidered do do do
Mourning do do do
Black Lace Collars IN every variety
lsrge assortment Of Boz nets, Sash, and Velvet
Ribbons
Embroidered Bands, Flouncings, Edgings, &C
BlarE BIge Laces, Fringes, Gimps, &c.
Ladies Dress Trimmings Of every description
AL the above desirable goods JUST received CT
the old established stard or
MAXWELL BRO,
&C z2-eo0 No 32S Penna avenue
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REGULATING DEBTS Yesterday, a man
named Nepp was arrested for profanity in the
streets. 1t appeared from the evidence that
he borrowed fifty cents from a woman, re-
questing her not to let his wife know, and
promised to return it speedily. The woman
waited for her half dollar until she got tired
and she reminded him Of his promise. He,
instead Of paying her, followed her, cursing
and abusing her; for this he was arrested and
taken before Justice Morsell, who ordered him
to pay the fine and costs imposed for such
offences, in addition to the fifty cents which he
had borrowed.
SUPERB HATs-SrEINHErz's .-Gentlem
who are just now in quest of something tasty
In the shape Of of a fall or winter hat, are
very apt to walk into Stienmetz' No. 236
Pennsylvania avenue, and when in, to find
just sach an article as they desire. He has
some So and So 50 hats really very good and
certainly very cheap His stock Of furs is
rich and extensive and the ladies, we are
certain, will find them we'll worth examina-
ton
PICkPOCKETs ABoUr.-We learn that four
ladies were relieved Of their portmonnaies and
valuables in the last nights train from Balti.
more, somewhere between the Relay House
and this city. The pick pockets no doubt are
part of the gang which is just now infesting
Baltimore during the Fair.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE LECTURES The
lectures at the Smithsonian Institute will
commence on the 18th of December, Professor
Il g a.
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For Sale and Rent,

FOR RENT-A HOUSE ON L. STREET.
between 18th and 18th, new and neatly fur
nlsned, containing rooms, &c Rent sl2 per
month Apply TO j. II. DRURY, CITY POST 6f.
nce oiS -. On -
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"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LAR6 =
w end handsome assortment OF Stella Shawls;
also, Persian Scarfs, Long and Square Brocha
Shavls, Long and Square Bay Slate Shawls,
Uses Ste liza hawis
Velvet, silk and Cloth Taimas and Cloth
Cloaks direct from the mandatory
w. EGAN & SON
NO BIB Pa. av south side, bet 9th and 9Th SITS.
&C 2s-6t Intel
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TaS FINTURES.-WE HAVE JUST Re
u ctived from the factory OF Cornelius & Ba-
ker well.selected stock Of JAS CHANDE-
LItRS and BRACKETS.
Our selection comprises all the new patterns,
several Of them being limitations Of the European
ones so perfect as scarcely 20 be distinguished
from imported fxtures, and can be sold 100 per
cent less.
G,s Tubing inserted by competent workmen
and at the lowest prices. Call and examine.
NV. THOMPSON BRO.
oc 3-eoIm a39 Pa av., bet. 10th and 18th SIS
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k'oh KENT "A BRICK HOUSE SITUA-
ted on Maryland avenue, between 9Th and 9TH
...esr containing ten rooms and passage. TO a
good tenant the rent will be moderate INQUIRE at
No 53i, next door. oc d 3ts
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EcR sALE-AT THE FIRST WARD

EcR SsLE-tT THE FIRST WARD
u Liverv Stable, on street, between 81
18th and 18Th streets, enc pair Of BAY StAs~
HORSES, q and years old, I5H hands TS
high; and one pair OF GRAY HURSES.Nis.L-
aud years cd, lex hands bigh warranted -
re sound and well broke 10 harness. Also, one
new Coupe CARRIAGE, made 10 order; and
che front clarence fri ChLECH E:whicS cannot
be surpassed for beauty and style, both made by
Beckhaus, Alligator & Petry, Coach Makers, PAIL
adel pnia. &C 4 Inns
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STOREFOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST
~ desirable places Of business on Pennsylvania
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
NO pa Penn. avenue, between the hours Of 2
ana O'CLOCK. au g. eotf
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F0R RENT THE THREE-STORY Brick
House on Bridge street, Georgetown, adj in
Ing Arny's Confectionery The store and Dwell
ling Will be rented separately IL desired Inquire
at A. =. ARNY,S CONFECTIONERY. &C S-.otf
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M. THOMPSON.

TITO X N At L ",
LAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO NO "a
l. (west side) Four and -a-half street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and the City Hall. &C 22-3 u
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EHOR SALE.-THAT LOT OF GROUND
situated on the southeast corner OF 22d and
Water streets in the city Of Washington, heii Z
part Of Lot No l, In Square 81, containing two
thousand two hundred and twelve square feet
The improvements are Dwelling House, smoke
House, and Pump Ct good Water Tie proper
ty Is well located, and presents many advantages
to the trade Of a butcher. For terms Of sale IN
quire on the premises, or Of CONRAD FINK
MAN, Franklin Hotel, Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets &C 10 F3w
A F!RsT-CLAsS REsID ENCE IN
"A GEORGETOWN, ID. C, FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
Of the Visitation. This is one Of the lsreest and
best finished houses In the District Of Columbia
having all the modern Improvements contained
In the frst-class houses Of tie Northern cities
There Is attached large cistern In the ward
carriage house, and stable FOR several horses
A pump Of the pures. water In the Immediate
vicinity.
The LEGALITY, is high and salubrious and in
quiet and highly respectable neighb rhood
Posse: sion given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door 70 the
premises; OF Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL
Oc4
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SILkS-SILkS SILKS.
FROM AUCTION.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE IARG K
w assortment Of rich Fancy Dress Silks which
have been purchased at the la:e Auction Sales in
New York, at reduced prices, and we shall sell
them OF at a small advan &c TO close out
Is Colored and Black Silk Robes, at % ~ prices
10 Pieces rich Satin Plaid, and Stripe Blsci silks
10 more Of those very superior Plain Black Silks
at 81 to 81 per yard, which We know to tie
extra cheap
Shawls, Scarfs, Cloaks and Talnas, which will
be sold at New York prices.
COLLEY SEARS,
&C 10-eo2w 5237th ST., } doors north Pa ave
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PHYSICIANS pREsCRIPrIONs

DROPERLY POUNDED AT ALL
Il hours, day and night, at :. B. WAITE'S
Drug and Prescription Store, No. 52s 9TH street
opp Dsite the Patriotic Bank oc I6-Im
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Clio REV ARD.-STRAYED OR Stolen
" III from the subscriber, on the 18th n,
instant, on the Columbia Turnpike Road, 10y
and near the Virginia side OF Long Bridge a
GRAY MARE about IA hands high, ard rides
well under saddle. She has 4 brown spot on the
left jaw and small sc ar on her ief shoulder he
above reward will be paid for the mare for any
information left either with me al the Sta- or
fee so 1 can recover her
&C 1S-lw# JOHN Is CARSON.
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The Indian Government has opened a new
40 per cent loan for an unlimited amount,
which had disturbed the money market.
Bombay exchange wss at 2.d /; Calcutta er-
change was steady at 2sd
AT Melbourne wet weather had caused a
temporary depression in trade, and there was
decrease in the gold production, but there
were signs Of revival, and commerce was
sound
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DiBBONS, FLOWERS. AND FEATH.
IL Frs Just received at GEO. II. CaS--SCsSe
SIDAY & CO.'S, successors 10 a. Tats. E3.ssy
3I4 Penn. avenue. &C IL Sqk
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DENMARK.

The Fatherland newspaper, not good su
thOrity, announces that the question of tn,
Sound Dues is settled
England and Denkmark have come to ar
agreement that the land transit lie TO be re
0uced
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SWITZERLAND

N. De Salnac Penelon, the French Ambas-
sadOr TO the Swiss Confederation paid an off,
cialvisit on the LIST instant to NJ Stamped, the
President Of the Confederation, for the purpo.e
of asking from him in the name of the French
government an amnesty Of the Royalists Of
Neufchatel. 1t is believed that the Federal
Government would assent to this only on con-
ditiOn that the King Of Prussia shall renounce
his claim on the PrincinSlitv
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STEALING LUMBER Lately the fuel thieves
seem to have altered their plans. They used
10 carry of wood at night from the wood yards
in carts and hand barrows Some OF the
thieves were caught, aud in one instance
punished, without benefit VI . trial by jury.
Since then they have taken to new buildings,
where lumber is lying about, and help them
selves to whatever 90 easily carried of
Some more bold than others operate in the
day time, and get away without being sus
pected Of an intention " steal few arrests
and punishpent Of offenders would probably
prevent considerable loss to builders there
after.
APPRoPRIATING BOXES Last night, num-
Der Of boys were running through the streets
with an old wagon which they we're loading
with boxes and barrels for the purpose Of
making q bonfire. The approach of these
youngsters was signal for uncommon activity
among the merchants upon the Avenue who
were anxious 10 secure portion VI their
property, which they consider of some value
70 them at this season.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, So. Court Of county UomnissionaFs
April fern, A. d. 1856.
Upon tho foregoing petition, it is considered by
the Commissioners that tne petitioners are rospoasi-
BILE aad that tley oIgnt to be heard t1ucning the
matter set fourth in tAeir petition and therefore
order that tne County Commissioners meet at Ben
iann Bensons ID IN fremont on tIe lat. Tuesday
ist, day Of July next at tea O. tne clock 10 tae
forenoon and thence proceed to vi TIE route uea-
tioned in said petition; inraedilteiy alter whoi.
view, hsariag Of the parties ami witnesses will be
had Ut some Convenient plaoc in tao yiciaity, aad
such further taAon in tae promises Is tne
Commissioners shall judge proper. And 1t Is fur
thor
Ordered That not.co Of the rinsn. ns,e anl pnrprso,
Of tho COMMISSIONER Ioot.ae asorOs..d ~ ,.'ea
to al persons aud corporations u.tosSssed " so.v.
ing al attasted copy 0! too petition aud tas c9de
thereon upon the olssk Of the town Of Isenont s1d
by p9ssia4 up aSesss,d c5pes sl ns0S.a: h s.:e,
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.

4 ne'y m thnd of treating SPINAL Diseases,
Curvatrres of the spine. and Spinal Week
ness without pain or suffering to the patient,
however Young or feebly. is now successfully
rractised by
DR.. J. A. WOOD,
at his q ace No. 2l5 Washin ,ton g., Ioston
i or at his residence, Marlboro Hote
Having examined the apparatus useo bv Or,
J Wood in the treatment of lat"ra curva-
tnreS OF the Spine. we recoumand it as et.ic-
ien' sad comfortable to the patient,
Henry Bigelow, NJ d. Prof surg Harv Z nj
versitv.
Geo. Harvard, N, d, Ex-Prof, Surg, Elarv
University.
Wins'ow Lewis. NJ. y,
~ Smith, " u. Tx -Mavor of Boston.
John W Warren. MD,
Hen'.' g CLARK, N, D, City Physician,
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10 the Hon County Commissioners for the CVun-
II Of NancJcG. ApgIl Term 800.
We tnc undersi -nsd in4abiiiat4 Of fremont, in
said county, would hereby IeahectiGly represent,
t4at TIE convenience OF tao public .ul be sit-
y promoted by layinga SNAIL Boat Ferry way 0s-
tgblsAed between some pu:at on tao western side
said harbog.
The undersigned also respectfully petition tia;
the County road running to bass tiasovr, MAJ b.
caaa sed between tae Corner near tao Post Ones
and Collin A,caau's House. Tne prescat road be-
in, located over rous lodges, whereas, bya enaagC
Il Snoft1r and mucn better road could b made aad
with very little eXpc0ce-Ne therefore Pay tAa'
your llonnors will tase such measures US she'll Sc
cure ns these necessary frisiledsos
BENJAMIN bESsoN Ja. aad 80 o;A.gs.
fremont March gath. 1856.
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u BOSTON MEAL.-iO0 Bushels just received
Dand for sale by lott J. H. LASGDoN & Co.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has heen duly appointed and
mas taken upon himself the trust Of adms Of tle
Estate OF Fields c. SWEET, late of Biuehill in tle
County Of Hancock, Master Mariner deceased, by
given bond as the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted to the deceas-
cd estate, to make immediate payment, and taose
who have any demands taegoon, to exhibit the
same for settlement 3. W. DARLING.
B!uehui, Apr. 9Th, 1886. l63wp.
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Wu " RAMON aui E54 c,has
STATE OF MAINE.

HAstocK, IS. >.ourt Of County ComHissi.n,
ers, April Term 1886.
Upon the foregoing petition. ii is cons dcrcd
by tie Commissioners, that the petitioners
az responsible and that they olgh to be heard
touching The matter set forth in their p.titioa
AID therefore ord r. that the Couaty C0m-
cnissioners meet at Maeeg.lsrs Mill in East
b ook OF Tuesday, tho 18th day OF June next.
at ten oi,he clock III The forenoon, and thence
proceed to viaw tl.r route r.len,nuel il 50 d po-
tition; immediatt lv aite, witch view a hearing
OF the PARTIES and with esses VII ne had at sim,
convenien: place in the vicinity, al d such otheg
gncasus's taken in the premises as the Commir.
sioners shall judge proper An.. it is turtle,
OEdered, That notice Of the time, place and
purpose o. the Commission srs' meeting aforrs
said, he given 10 all pess rs as. cnrporat!ors
interested BY .ervilg an attnsled copy of tho
petition and his order thereon. n:en the CLERK
;i the town Of Frhnkiin AID Ky pos,ing up 81
teStet copies as aforr, aid. in three public place
N said tow., thirty day ga, least before the time
appointed for said view and by publishing he
petition AMI order timer sou, three weeks success
lively IN the Ellsworth Au,sricsa ,te~srsDft
published in Esaswcr ) ia tia csr2i;t& q lfs.s
oosk, the drs; publication Is II ses. sssst n
least, before tie tiTns # fs1 slsAs Sk1kapst
parsons and corporations IN esssssf
and b heard u they t;,inl u
Attest, PANxER w REl8K Cit
4 true copy Of tho pet;rcn ard Crdw thcs-
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Ne" >pring Fashions!
10 PURCHASERS
30 y $ T. 10th in Z

TA WHOLESALE
~ THIS lrai Oh OF o,r tuisNess las leen
steadily inc, cusl g, 81 d iow siaI lIliya.I,d
!" 'he cui.try. oleat cane ard attention has
bee. gwen III this de- altm,ht ii cur business
the re eit season, to meet its eulaiet n.ent
AID the want, cl Ike uatt. and wcsle ,re-
AIRED to exhibit the lest stock OF
Youth and hillren's Garments,
in poiGt u iasse, sly le, Workmanship and d.
taOilt4, &c lie io9hd III New Eue!ud.
lhs Mems Lepa, traent is .luAdantiy
saprhep with every variety OF CLOTHING,
"AlS"lNu GOODS, &c, tiom Which
deal5ts may selecia COM lctstoeh 10, TIE cos.l.-
try trade.
Large additions 10 cur present. stock Of XIV
nd de.i.au!e uo6Gs, IA!
The set-ot, aid the la;e,, ia>l.iol., intredGoed
bakera Tor casa, AID the trade aeHcialy,
are invited to cali AID eXa:aiu or a-sor,Inent
bescre purchasing e.seMAese.
Geo. W. SIMMONS, Piper & co,
9th aALt. = a.d Il II EIhsI losICH a :.
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At the Court of Probate h ldcn az
Ellsworth within and for the County OF
Ham ock, on the Sd "Wednesday o.
April, A. ID. 1856.
B. W, liinkley and John Billings assignees OF
the estate Of Jacob Dodge of Surry iq said County
having presented their first account upon sad
Dodges estate for Probate:
O.dercd, that thc said assignees give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing copy
Of this order to be published three weeks success
sivey in the Ellsworth American printed in Els
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth GU the third Wednesday Of
june next at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and
shew causc-if any they have--why tho Same
shonl not b allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
A trne copy-Attest, WARREN KING, Register.
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r. TURNER Il CO.
En- lish Electro-platcrs and
GiLDERS,

3 FREMONT TEMPLE fremont st. BOSTON.
Have at all times on hand an assortment Of the
ruost chaste and modern description Of Silver
Plated Ware, comprising Tea and Codee Services
Castor Frames Urps Kettles Pitchers Communion
Se,s Cake and Card Baskets Wine and butter
Coolers Fol- Ks Spoons and all kinds Of Hollow and
Plutted Ware for the use of the table &c &C.
They also call the attention OF Private Families
Hotel Propgie,ors and others that great care will
be given 10 repairing old Plated Ware; also their
superior style of Gliding Watches Surgical In.
strumen,s Dentists and Plumbers Work and all
articles that require silver and Gold Plating &c.
Having been connected with the Plating and
Gliding departments Of tho FIST houses in Birm-
I'M CHAM and sheffield England are enabled to
produce Plating aud Gliding of such quality both
in color and durability as cannot be surpassed.
N. BAN articles leaving this establishment
will DO warranted.
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DANIEL r. SMITH,
DESNNER &. ENGRAEER on
WOOD,
MEN W AN ED.

WISH To EMPLOY A NUMBER OF ACTIVE
MEN TO SELL D00kS MEDiClENS PRINTS,
PERFUMEs &G.
Salary $500 and expenses or liberal commission;
also Ma aLne Agents Address stamp enclosed
DR. SKINNER 81 Union street Boston.
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To the honorable the Court Of County Coian.s.
soncgs Tor the County Of IisucocS neat to be bold
in said county Of Hancock at Ellsworth, on Tho
twenty second day Of april Il. d. 1856. Itnnbly
elbows. that town way ffom the Count: road, lead-
ing from Ellsworth to Trenton, near the house Of
llia9 Eulletton or Leonard Hodg hipg'e, to inter.
sect ta- town way near tie house Of Be amin Mil.
ikea, in .uid town. would be Of great Public conye-
rie1cc, tina. the Sciectnen Of said town, altar
tee and hearing of :Ac Parties have laid ont such
aav ard reported tho same ~ the .wn at i. Public
rro, NJ el the Inhabitants duly notified and warned
81. tle town la. u1.cssonably refused and delayed
Z. How and approve said town way laid cut by the
selegtren af"Iesdid, wherefore your Petitioners
gens.r.eriu- Themselves aggrievcd by such delay
AMI refusal. Prag tat you hoEors wcn!d agrcah,,
= laN ia zuci Ease nalc ani provided, accc}. and
approve >.iJ iowa wag, o. r-2he such alteiat,uA
"a - .aay leou Tor TIE interests Of Tic ,awl und
direct ;tE .sG. :, be recorded in the books of sid
fsw5.
q V :. HIGHT aid IL o.hors.
D. 1t ril8~tftl tbs =. - day Of 4pt. lat
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Noses Hale

uas jos. yet1rned from Boston VITA /. ngv
stock Of Miscellaneous and school Books,
Stationery, Jowelory, Fancy goods and Toys, which
he o fers for sale on the most reasonable terms,
Please cell aud exagjae, l6G
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public places in said town thirty days at least bs~
fore the time appointed for such view; and by
publishing the petition and oraer thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
newspaper published ia Ellsworth, in the county Il
Haneyek, the first publication 10 be thirty days at
least, before the time of said view that all persons
and corporations interested may attend ard be
heard il they think lit.
Attest, PARKER W. PLgnY, Clerk.
true copy { the petition AID order thcreoD,--
Attesi, p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
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SCIENTIFIC INDIAN PHYSICIAN

~ Il EN-
No. 3. Bromfeld street, Boston.
Consultations, ia person or by letter, free OF
charge. Meuietnts sent t. any part Of the world.
DI. K. & has recently discovered t.ie.
L e tr0- Md cat Bats,
which combine the solvent properties Of certain
plants the eItct, Of w.ich. with the currents OF
electricity ncauttalizc tac diseased m3tt-r in tle
blood ana tissues aud eXpel it from the system.
Each BATH is pre- area to suit tie Constitution
and disease Of the patient, aad so medieateJ as to
ac, directly upon the disease. They are mere pleas
ant t. te pat, ut tnaHtUe ELECrRU CaEAi,AL BAfH,
and inEch more e.icctual ia removing >cruGula.
Rheumatism. drupsy, Neuralgia, Paai ysis, Fits
tcnaie C,mplaiuts and almost every diseased con-
ditipn oi the nuiaaa body.
Dr. Groenc shall use tae ELEt FE0-BilEMlC4L
BATHS q. discovered b. Prof. Vergnes, H. extract
Mercury Arsenic Lead &e., j. Persons wishing;
to receive the beuiit @. taesc Baths vii! find every
convenience Of >. hroomfcld Street, Boston. Cir
calafs VITA full dcscp tion sent free of carhc to
any enclosing postage stomp.