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HOWARD STREET sUPER.-This description appears to
have been the favorite The include 22 bhIs at
S437 and 245O bbls at 81 so The market closes with
holders demanding $3.50 for good straight brands best
choice grades could probably be had at s437H
OHIO SUPERThe sales of the week include oOO hills at
S437R, 100 bbls at S444 and $50 bbls at 81 so The
market closes to-day with rather less inquiry but holders
hrmer at 81 80 for good straight brands
CITY MILLS SUPER-There has been more inquiry for
this variety, and prices have ruled more uniformly
at S+25.
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLoUR.-The sales of Ohio Extra
embrace 300 bbls at 81 and 500 bbs 81 7B How
ard Street and City Mills have been neglected We quote
the former nominay at So and the latter s5s5 so the
market closing quiet. Baltimore Ground Family is still
selling at 81 90 and do. Extra at So SO
RYE FLoUR-The market opened on Saturday with an
improved feeling On Monday sales reported of l2O
bbls first quality at So Since then there has been
more inquiry and holders firm at So So 62B
CORN MEAL.-There has been movement in Meal that
S3l2H and Brandywne at So % per Dbl The EXPORTS for
the week have been $50 bbls to the West Indies
me of Flour and Meal for the week ending
April lst have been ~ 'e
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STEAM FIRE ENarSE.-The First Baltimore Hose
Company have contracted for the purchase of a
Steam Fire Engine similar to that now in use BY the
Philadelphia Hose, and photograph of which NAV
be seen at the Office of the Exchange. The ano;n.
is now being constructed, and will probably be
finished about the LIST of May. twill weigh about
5000 pounds and can easily be drawn by two
horses; it will cost about $1,000 and commit
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MARKETS.

New YORK, April 2.-Cotton-sales of 800 bales to-
day-upland liz cts. Flour is tirm-saes of u 800
bbls. at an advance of State-common to
good State 81. 25@S4.3o; Ohio S4.sO@S5. Wheat
is steady at about former rates-sales unimportant
Corn is frm-saes of 40 900 bushels at 7O@7O1% cts.
for white, and 69@69% cts. for Yellow Pork is
buoyant at Sl6S0@Sl6.9 for Mess; Prime at Sl3 u.s.
Turpentine is heavy at As cts Rice is quiet
Freights are dull-cotton to Liverpool 5-32
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REPORTED COALITION BETWEEN CoMoNFoRr Ann
GEN. WALKER.-A New Orleans letter in the New
49, of Mo- nd Gan W;il;op, W. @ resi-
ident of Nicaragua, both now residing in New Or
leans have formed coalition for the purpose of sub
DUNG Mexico. Comonfort is to furnish the funds,
and Walker is to do the fighting. 1t is said to be
their intention to form double-beaded Presidency
OF course after they succeed
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WEATHER REPORTS

WAsHGNGroN, April 2-noon.-Wind northeast;
cloudy. Thermometer $50
Dispatches from New Orleans, Mobile and Mont
gOmerv report the weather clear and pleasant. At
Charleston and Wilmington cloudy and cool with
wind northeast.
NoRFoLK-There is heavy northeast gale blow
ing and the weather is cloudy.
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Convictions, 25; plead guilty, L; stetted, A;
acquitted, 50; recognzances forfeited I5 total-9S
Total county and city, l49. ~
From the above statement it will be seen that two
thirds of the criminal tried in the county are
removed from the city.
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ARRIVAL OFTHE HANNONTa

New Y DIRK, April 2-The steamer Hammonia, from
Southampton with dates to the evening of the 2Oth
same as brought by the Persia, arrived last night
She brings London papers of Saturday evening"
Consols at P. NJ. were quoted at 96T for money
and 967s@97 for account. French funds had slight
ly improved Saturday.
The Bombay mail arrived at London on Satur-
day. The only additional news is that the attack
on Lucknow would commence about the 29th.-
1t was reported that relation of the old King of
Dude had proclaimed himself King of India
lie had ordered the insurgents not to fight the
scour the roads and kill all the English to be met
with.
Mann Singh had saved from Lucknow from fifty
to sixty English or Anglo-Indan men, women and
children.
The Rajah of Aniihera had been hanged.
Several small actions has taken place in which
the Rebels were invariably defeated.
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VIRGINIA BANK LEGISLATION

RICHMOND, April 1.-The Bank Resumption bill,
fixing the lst Of May for resuming specie payments
has passed both houses. The bill requiring the
parent banks to redeem the notes of their branches
in specie, and requiring independent banks to estab
fish an agency in Richmond or Baltimore for the
redemption of notes, also finally passed to-day
and takes effect in April, 1859.
The Senate adopted joint resolution appropria-
ting $4,000 to remove the remains of President
Monroe from New York to Richmond
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CANAL. TOLLS

BURLINGTON, VI, April 2.-The pioneer mechan-
les shop, occupied by various persons, was burnt
this morning, involving loss of OOOO-insur-
ance only $4,000.
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ALBANY, April 2.-The Canal Board has resolved
to reduce the tolls from 4 to mills on merchan
disc, and from to mills on 1000 pounds pei
mi
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A DESPERATE SCorcHMAN COOLED Down BY CAY
ENNE.-At Mount Sterling, Ill.,, Thomas Downe, a
Scotchman, was recently arrested for burglary.
committed under the influence of liquor. After he
had been committed to JAIL he cut himself in various
places with razor, with the avowed intention of
bleeding himself to death slowly. Having armed
himself with the leg of stove, he prevented the
officers on duty from entering his CELL until one of
them threw handful of Cayenne pepper into his
eyes, causing him to drop the stove leg and pay
attention to the pains occasioned by the fiery pow
der. He was then easily secured, and became
quite penitent and unsuicdal
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STEAMER BURNT SOME TWENTY LIVES

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The steamer Sultan was
burned this morning near Cape Girardeau, by which
disaster from fifteen to twenty lives were lost in
Guiding two ladies and two gentlemen passengers
The boat was bound to New Orleans, with full
cargo, all of which is a total loss.
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FACTORY RITRNT
FIRE AT BURLINGTON. W

=
RICHMOND, April 2.-The tobacco factory OF
Messrs. Crowly 4 Winfree was burnt this morning
Loss $40 ,000-insured.
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WASHINGTON, April =.
- SENATE.
Nothing important transacted during the
morning hour.
The Kansas bill from the House was taken up, and
the amendments read.
Mr.. Green without further explanation said he
would submit his motion to disagree, to the direct
vote of the Senate.
Mr.. Bigler took the foor he said the amendment
involved clear violation of the Democratic princi-
pie of non-intervention hence he would vote
against it.
Mr.. Douglas made appeal to all parties to unite
to pass this amended bill ready way to settle all
difficulties.
Mr.. Pugh explained the reasons why he wouId re-
ject the amendment.
Mr.. Green's motion then put and carried
yeas 32 nays %: and thus the Senate decided to
disagree to the House amendment
The nays were as follows: Messrs Bell, Broder-
lex, Cameron, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Critten-
den, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Fessenden, Foot
Foster, Hall, Hamn Harlan, King Seward Sim
mons, Stuart, Trumbull, Wade and Nelson
- Ihose absent were Messrs. Bates, Davis, Durkee,
Henderson, Reid Sumner and Toombs
Mr.. Douglas made an Intellectual ATTEMPT to take
up the Minnesota BILL
After several callings of the yeas and nays, the
bill was brought before the Senate.
Mr. Mason moved adjournment to Monday,
which prevailed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House went into committee ON the Deficiency
bill soon after assembling.
Mr.. Goode from the Committee for the District
of Columbia reported back without amendment
the Senate bill to acquire certain lands in the Dis
trict of Columbia needed for the Washington Aque
duct.
The House then went into Committee of the whole
on the Deficiency bill.
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee, whilst opposing various
items, particularly for the army, said incidentally
that there evidence of rebellion in Utah
He would send civil officers thither and if the Nor
mans did not cooperate in the administration of thu
government, he would repeal the organic law anC
give Brigham Young and his company fair notice tc
quiet our soil
Various gentlemen took part in the debate on thu
subject of Quarter-Master supplies, but withou
coming to vote the House adjourned.
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The Chemical Bank, New York, has declared q
quarterly dividend of six per cent. This Bank
is said to be mostly owned by wealthy Scotchmen,
and has large surplus, from the earnings Of
which, as well the capital its large dividends are
mazda
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The COLLINS STEAMERS UNDER THE HAMMER-SoLD
FOR $50, OOO-A FIRST OF APRIL TRANsA CTIoN.-The
steamships Atlantic, Baltic and Adriatic the pro-
perry OF the New ork, Liverpool and United States
Mail Steamship Company, were sold to-day at public
auction, at their wharf at the foot of Canal street
Prior to the commencement of the sale notice
was given by the United States District Attorney,
that the general government have lien upon said
steamers to the amount of SO 800. notice was
also read from the Board of Supervisors, that the
city had claim upon the Company for taxes OF
1861 amounting to $50 OOO for which the Atlantic
was holden 1t was declared on behalf of the Com
Pany that all claims of the general government had
been duly satisfied, and that the demands of the city
for taxes was not authorized. Capt. Briggs also
announced that the hands board the steamer held
also claim against the Company for S., 900.
The announcement was made that Messrs
Clarkson, N Potter, and J. n Brown have liza
bility of the Company of $500, 900. dated Nav
1888, drawing interest from November l. 1857; also
mortgage dated November 80, 1857, to secure the
claim.
The terms of sale were stated-2O per cent i'm
medlatey and the residue tomorrow The fact
that there were claims to be contested operated a:
damper upon the assemblage, an original bid wa:
taken and the whole property was sold for $50 600
The purchaser was Dudley B. Fuller, Esq.-N Y
| Post.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The new comedy o
the Wild Irish Girl, in which Miss Maggie Mitchell
achieved decided last night will be re-
peated this evening. This is of the most inter
esting pieces in which she has yet appeared, and
cannot fail to secure the closest attention and elicit
the heartiest appreciation of the audience The
farce of the Peoples Lawyer and version of
Richard the Third, in both of which Mr.. Glenn ap-
pears, conclude the entertainment. In these pieces
Mr.. G. yer fails to provoke the heartiest laugh
fa.
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CoNFIRMATIoN.-The Most Rev. Archbishop of
Baltimore, administered the Sacrament of Confir-
nation in st. Peters Church, on February 9TH, to
two hundred and thirty persons.-HiTrOr.
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The AMooE RIVER EXPLORATION CoNTRAcr-The
New ork Erening Post learns by letter from St
petersburg, under date of February "a, that the
privilege of forming joint stock company for do
yelopng the industrial and commercial resources of
the Amoor country, has been accorded to two Rus
SLAMS, Bernardak and Rukawischnikoff, the former
an eX-lieutenant. The company is to start with
capital of one million, divided into four thousand
shares the capital to be increased if deemed neces-
sary. The company will establish trade with the
natives by means of steam and other vessels on the
with the ports of the Pacific, erect manufactures.
&c.
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The last steamers has tended to STRENGTHEN t,
former quotations. viz
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TRAGEDY on A WHALE SHP.-0ur correspondent
at Sydney, n. S. W., sends an account of a mu-
tiny and bloody tragedy on board the whale ship
Junior, of New Bedford. The crime was perpe-
Van Dieman's Land. At the time the boat steerers
had the watch on deck, while the officers were
asleep in the cabin, the ship being under easy sail
a portion of the crew, it appears, armed with
deadly weapons, entered the cabin and murdered
the captain, the third mate and two men. and
wounded the first and second mates and steward
The mutineers then compelled the mate to navigate
the ship to Sydney, and when near that port de-
serted the vessel in boats and made for land The
Junior arrived at Sydney ON he 10th of January
The police were Immediately appraised of the muir
ders, and strong force dispatched to arrest
the mutineers.-N Y Herald
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LATEST NEWS.
T Ell 3 G. R A MS
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

RECEIv THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
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ARREsTs.-John Woods was yesterday arrested
by officers Lee and Durkee of the Eastern District,
on the charge of violating ordinance of the
Board of Health. Justice Audoun fined him five
dollars and costs-S5.3l.
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VIOLATION OF AN ORDNANCE.-Meyer Bauers,
charged with peddling goods in the Lexington mar
ket, contrary to law, was yesterday arrested and
fined So and costs by Justice Logan. The fine was
subsequently, RENTED by the Mayor.
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SINGULAR DTSAsrER.-As the up freight train
was backing out from the switch at Quitman station
1t was struck by hurricane from the west with
such violence to throw two cars off the track
The three hindmost cars were in the range of the
wind; the rear car, caboose, was thrown thirty
feet from the track bottom side up and the trucks
full ten feet, also inverted. A brakesman who was
IN the car, was found in senseless state, from
which he did not recover for an hour and a half
The next car thrown clear off the track upside
down, and completely demolished The third car
was thrown partly off the track and the tin cover
the hurricane did not exceed eighty wards in width
at the station house. Not more than hundred
yards distant there not wind enough to blow
ones hat off. The hurricane passed completely
over the town of Quitman and struck the outhouses
OF {. W. Moody, Esq, on the eastern edge of the
town, demoishing them and scattering their CON
tents.-JfobHe Mercurv 25h
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-Anthony Miller was yester-
day arrested on the charge of threatening the life
OF his wife, Amelia Miller, and taken before Justice
Boyd by whom he committed to answer the
charge before Court.
| SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Messrs Gibson & Co. sold
yesterday afternoon on the premises lot of ground
on Cathedral street near East John, improved with
! several buildings of frame and brick Purchased
| by Messrs. Smith King for 1925.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Oh. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Chceseman NJ u
Nee- York. CITY.
t'Hb combination of ingredients in thexe
i Pills are the result Of long and exter..
siye practice. They are mild in Their operation,
aud certain in correcting allirreguiariiics. Pam
ful MenstruNtions, removing all obs;Tuct.du,.
whether from cold or otherwise, he adac he, pan
IN the side, palptation of the heart, DISTURBED
sleep, which arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable as they
val bring on the monthly period with regularity.
ladies WIZ have been disappointed IN the u>c
II other Pms, can place the almost ccLdd. lJc
III Dr.. Cheeseman's PIils doing all that laea
gCpICscAt 10 DO.
NOTICE.
TheS should not lie used during PregraF=y
:. tuis carriage would certainly result t.ttr
iruin.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free firm
anything Injurious to lie or health. ExP 4:
!irettlors, which should be read, sccomf45y
each b9x, Price ST. sent BY mail on en- 5.
NJ y 70 IN. CokSELIus l.. CHsEsE&.N. TX
i,5jl. Post Once, New-iork CITY. sold Uv RI s
DtusRist L every town in the Uu.to. St4;--
X. d. HUrcAtNe~.
General Agent for the United S.ates,
i6j CEambers-St., Npw-Yo.a.
T. Whoss al Hhaae5ale orss's should Be a43drsstsi
to5 sale by u. r Bradbury Co.., BA,4S y.
aud II. A. Buck. keLdalPs Mills.
nrslT Nv
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STATE OF MA NE.
SrrAKMR JUDICIAL Corar
D., IN,S

SuPkKMR JUDICIAL CoU..I
Oststcf fem. lAja.
Sarah II Lawson Is Jotn lawson
On the tlr going Libel, Ordered It at sal
!'bellsHt ave notice 10 The said belize, Of Tie
prnleucy Of said suit, By publishing al e :
ed copy Of saG LIBEL and Ills 0Iier Of Cou
thereon, three weeks sueeeosisel' IN The Den.
ocra', a paper published ia Bangor, IN S4 d
county the last pub itAtilu to be thirty day. at
least, before the taujt1 Tuesd,y OF Jaltaaiy
ueAt, that he may hen and here app al bcfort
tn Justice, II our e-i4 Court, and stew eau e
II any he have, why tie prayer Of sad L.beiai.t
should not BE- grained
Atiest-HAIHAN WESTON, JR.. Clerk
true eopy I'll Lib and order Vi Court
thereon
At,est-NATHAN WESTON. JR., Clerk.
m.
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Hair DYe--Eair Dye--Hair Dye

hN \. BAL Oh GLOh'> HAIR DYE.
NkAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed III.
VI stGUtty to beautiful and Natural brown
u black without the least injury 10 Hai- q
SKIN.
F!FT1tN MEDALS AND DIPLOMA,
aave bee. awarded to VIM. A. Bachelor sirce
1875, and over $4,000 applications have be,a
made e the Il air Of his patrons Of his famous
D}e. Prejudice against Dying the HAIR aul
"NisAeis Is unjLst, as Il would be against cyy-
eriug aAld head with a wig.
" NJ. u. LAItHELOR's HAIR DYE pr.
ices color hot to he ulatingu!st-c rom La
re, aud IS wAAhAHTEn NOT 10 impure iu tie
least, however lon. It nay De continued.
Made, sold - applies N pn,ste rooilsl :.
thc Hls fstioTy, -oS Broadway, :. \.
sold IN all cities ana town Of the UEHf4
states. BY Druggists ana Fancy GooI Uea.e'-
I'lte Genutu. las the name and aa45=#,
4ppn steel pate en- n wing ou ioaf stet- =
each bottle, Of
WILLIAM a. BA!CHkAUh,
235 Broadway, New-A 44A
For sale oy Is. r. bradbury \ Co., Ean.o',
,Gd II. y Back, hendal.'S Mills.
{erlI dSHlv
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80 s., - VIC '"I'u a"'i'"'']'hg 'ns
-, - 10y 'oi'e !" Keep me
,arforra ho, a. =, 49, ,'''.''' '''. 70
teeh,enoss ~ 10, ,a,bl, a. - Wv
es OF eoyernuent s,d ~, c,,',.i, ,a,e,,',i
d s,eus,,ns. th,s had becq,.,,.
stipul alton, aas one essen, .l.lty necessary ult
onl, for the seou,ltv OF tler.u.e. ba, tor ne
safety OF American oitueus rs sung and rgpas-
sing to and from Oar tac.tn p1s>. sSjons. Were
such stipulation embraced IN a Treaty be-
tween the United States aHe .el lsua, thu
hnowtedge Of this tact would al lt=etl l.ost
probably prevent hostile parties ii7fa es amt
tlh5 assFes'Ions on ihe ''u'e' aud 'enAai az
actual interference Ior Is rio''a''oh HHH5'e7-
h. a..,.3...
:, ,a;,t@r>,'5 So "a - 80
i,ed - ~, = .''.''''s ~
W. his ta,,s ,'.'..
cannot leeifima,sly rt,.rt l., IRE. wi,..o4,,
the direct auth,riIv a.. ..,n.,,,.s. fxe.r.f =,
resisting and reueliin. no. ttie attacks. Il
would lave no aLtAorlt, 10 eater tie te1r;o-
Ties OF Nicaragua, ev,n to prev mt tie de-
suuctiou OF The transit, and protect the iIg1s
Fad property OF our own citizens on their Pss
sage. 1t IS true t!at Gu su4den eGersene:
CT thts ehfractef' Tho PRESIDENT wcuia areei
any afMed i'fee N lh1 N''A'y 10 mar" le
'Ien r. ou' III 80 ''-'' 'e ~" act
AfJ'' i''o y
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MODESTO AGLEAIIl.
" i;uoss /. D. BAkrLETT
ATE OF AIN L.
PENoBscor IS supreme Judicial Court, 0eto-
her Term ls5S

IENnbsCOT $ .-Suprtme JuuItIaI IOuft, Oeto-
Der lem, la5S.
On the foregoing Librl, Ordered, - that said
Ibellant give uoIce to the sad LiUeee Of the
pendeucy thereof, b. publishing an sttested
copy Of sid Libel and this otier 4 Cour,
thereon, three weeks successfully II Tie
Democrat. paper puoi5shedlu Bangor, in aid
County. the last Publication - he afgeen DAYS
at east, before the next Term Of said Court,
to lie holden in Bangor in ard for SID CouG-
y, on the first tuesday II January mex. tE4t
may then and there appear, II our said
Court, and shew cat.t. Il ent II have. WV
the prayer OF sad Llbeiaut should lot be
granted.
Attest: NATHAN WESTON IN. Clerk
A tue copy OF The L-lc,, a,a Orier Of Court
thereon,
Attcst: NATHAN WESTON. Jn.. Clers.
w3w 10
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MORE LAND WARRANTS
and Pensions.
ArOo>tOOk Volunteers 4 Tenn
sc
Officers and Soldiers OF the Nrr
Of 1872; Militia, Army, Navy and PriN,if-
erSmen, and OF all Indian Wars.
Officers and soldiers of the Grs-
lean War; Volunteers, Army and Navy.
Widows aHd Minor Children OF
IT,. L...,...,. 81 -. IL.
Revolutionary OMccr. and SOL

sAf'SOsUtsOb'sby Vmefr> NHe StA-
diers, and the Widows and Heirs OF thosr
deceased.
Will receive grNtifyini information an appfC'
ion personally OF by letter L. JOHN l..
HoDSDOS, Bangor, Counsellor at Law, a"d
agent for procuring Bounty and Warrants I'D
Persons
have the mos, fgil aud complete lists % I'd.
persons sGe Sc we'd in tie Aroostook tosst =
FoiGutet Forces, with The date and numht' I'D
their vouehe. and length Of service, ana iIiic-
pate the pleasure Of procuring Land warrants
u all those apply!ag Who have not already re-
ceiyed loo acre Warrants.
have also in my possession, or access 70,
COMES Of all existing Rolls ami Records u ioi3,
and Revolutionary service, as also of the Mex
ican War. aud b pc to procure Pension for be
AMI Bounty Lands, on accoun, OF that seryi e
Earl, application will see re eaTlJ results. No
-n.re. tos services Or Disbursements unless sue
cessful. Letters promptly answered. BLANKS
and instructions forwarded per mail 10 those
requesting same Rejected and s4spendeG o--'s
Of other agents taken in charge If desired.
JOHN l.. HODSDON,
Couns eof at Law and General A. ent for proeur-
ing Pensions and Bounty Lands, Bangor, M e'
y. B. The highest price paid at all times ior
Land Warrants. 'cbZ-dSwu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-10

Tavern Stand fer Sale.
-, IA r we'll kuo"n fAN Ek$ STAND
iiiaS in Eost EddGngion. situated on the maj
.,JAA stage ROAD from Bangor TO Calais, is Of
tered for sale. Connected with the stand Is
about sixty acres OF Land, on " ioh Is a good
orchard. Tho buildings are in good repair
Inquire Of ~" Proprietor on the premises
mavl3 'ssU J. FgARn