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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

Episcopal CONVENTION. general convention
Of the Episcopal Church of North Carolina met on
Wednesday, the ith inst, at Goldsborough. The
Rt. Rev Bishop Atkinson presided, The number
OF clergy in the diocese is AZ, of whom 80 were
present. There were II lay delegates Two new
congreg atoms were admitted, and one candidate
was ordained deacon. The number Of commune
cants in the diocese is 1896. Number of baptisns
during the past year, 799. Number confirmed,
1853. Marriages, 90. Buria's. 2.3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

EIHEAP GARD DPRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLES FAST CARD PRINTING PRE3sEe. is
prepared to furnish thisdescription Of work cheaper
and with greater rapidity than any other establirh
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS In
the city can be found at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S RE0ALIA-
IA KNIGHTS TEMPLAR's REGaIIA
KNIGHTS TkMpLAR'5 RE0ALIA
KNIGHTS TENPLAk'3 kN(}AITA
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,S REGAiIa
XVI HTS TEMrLAR'S KEGAITA
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR'S REGALIA
GAUNTLErTS
GAUNTLErrS
GAUNILErTS
GAUNTLErTS
GAUNTLETPS
1 GAUNTLETfS
GAUNTLErTs
GAUNTLETPS
KNIGHTS TEMFLARS SWORDS
KNIGHTS TENPLAR S SJYOPDS
kNIGHFS TEMILA RS WORDS
hNIGHTS TEMPLAR SSVORDS
kNIGI1S TEHILAR'S s. SWORDS
KNIGHTS TEMI'LAR SSWORDS
KNIGHTS TEMI,LAR SIS WORDS
These articles have Just been received from the
celebrated factory OF NJ. J. DRUMMOND, NEw
are sold EXCLUSIVELY FsR CASH.
They can be had at
BINFORD s HAT STORE
... BINFORrS HAT STORE
BIZ FORD s HAT STORE
BINFORD'S HAT STORE
BINFORDS S HAT STORE
my i4-St" 81 MAIN STREET, hIC9MoND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

| SUCCESSFUL FoHGERY.-A short time since stran-
rer got a disconnt Of 200 at the Wameses
Bank, lowell, on paper which turns ont to be for'
oerioa. zssa s6ss# azs aA.2s9zsss esssts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

H0FKBsH LBHoHBs.-I have Just re-
edved, by Adams Express. . fresh lot Of Swedish
LBECHEH. which will bc applied upon mostreason.
able terms
Pe-cupping and !, heecning psoSE1fiy estsndsd M :a
Dressing RooR under the American Hotel, and a1
night on 9th street French Garden Hill
my R-A y. O. DOBB0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17
ArsUaI Muprrva IT

AHsUAL MsRTIRa.-The next
Annual Meeting of the Stockho of
the Richmond, fredericksburg ani Potomac Rail
road Company. will bs held in the depot OF the
the lst Of June next. At "a O'Clock, N.
my3 W M4CNURDO. Tr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

GAS IN HONOLULU The Legislature of Homo
luu, Sandwich Islands, bas passed an act to grant
to VIM. Ii Tiffany, James s Wethered, II. Macfars
name of the Honolulu Gas Company, the exclu-
sve privilege Of supplying Honolulu with gas for
fifteen years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17
CHICKAHOMINY AND LANES p1vpp I'm

0HIOhAHUHINf AND JAMES RIVER LINE.
We invite atteoi"n to the notice of the change
oil hours OF tbs steamer Schultz, which plies be.
tween this city and Windsor Shades, ON the
ohickahominy. The Schultz is doing good bust.
ne's and the trade she is nursing is growing con-
5taptiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

DEATH IN THR PULPIT.-A solemn and impress
sve event occurred recently in the Baptist church
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia After the sermon, John
Hilton arose and addressed the congregation, BE
ye also ready, for in such hour as ye think not
the Son of Man cometh," when be sat down and
INSTANTLY fell from his seat-a corpse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

Ak ABofarIoN FUxD.-C. +. Hovey, Of Boston
has left $50 600 TO w. l. Garrison, Wendali Phii-
ns and frsncis Jack % bis residuary legsteea
70 be expended In the publication Of abolition
tracks, papers, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

PERSONAL Col. j. II. Turuhjsim, Governor of
the Russian possessions 10 America, accompanied
by his lady, secretary and servants, was il Pana-
ma On the Sd Of May, en- route, by way of San
Francisco, to Sitka.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

NEW FRESH GRASS BUTTER.-We
~ have made arrangements with New York Dai
rymen Tor regular supply of their choice BUT
TEH fresh made. this Spring, which will sell at
view YORK City prices. with ONLY The difference Of
steamer, and certninlr furpish as choice an ar
t1ce and as cheap to our Family Grocers, as they
can buy in New York.
ap plS-lmif Cor Cary aud Pearl sta. Richmond.
E'OUND. - Found. recently, near st.
Paul's Church, pair of Silver and one pair
OF Steel Mounted Specks, which the owners Can
have ny apply ing to WA IRVING
tho Church) which the ow ners can have by Apply.
irR as above and paying for this advertisement
myI4-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

HEAVY PusIsHxEsr-D. G. Dowry, for entering
a emokehouse with false key, and stealing there
from one mint of whisksy, WAS sentenced by the
Circuit Court of Calhoun county, Ca, to the peni.
tentiary for six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17
- YIsITaaa TO rnE Baptist CoxYEN-

TroN AND sTaAssEEs IN TEE CIrT, are respectfully
invited TO call At the Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery Of @ w MINHIs. No IH hain street. opposite
the Custom House, and examine the beautiful spe
cimens on exhibition in every branch of Photogra-
phywhere the art be seen in its utmost perfec-
my "
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
[oonarsposD.scr or IN. nIonnorD D.nr Du.p.rca
No.roIx, May 10

There IL to be service AZ o O'Clock every morn.
ing during the Convention. Ths Convention will
assemble at IL O'Clock daily, until the close Of the
week, and win be followed BY service a. O'Clock
Ia the evening.
The Convention will meet here no more until
1870.
walter Preston, Esq, addressed . large Assem-,
bly, In this city Saturday evening. PsscussioN.
Tue MAI AHMvRRsARIEs in New York continue.
letter Of Friday gives the following:
The forty third anuiyersary OF the American
s ns
assenbisgo; and addresses were delivered By the
preniaentl the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen. the
after which the Old efficsrs were re elected Mr.
George Donglss. q Douglas Fasms; L. l.. at the
give the sum Of siO 600 to the soci.ty. Tae total
to s4l5ooi, an increase of s24 Isl on the former
and 1886 s4 81 from ssles Of bibles and
The number OF volumes issued II 7el 695; since the
sa 6s. S shs aass sssss e
lures in France. Germany. Greece, Turkey, yrA.
India and Chin. to the amonnt, in all. Of s26 500
aside from the funds expended iu the Bible Houss
In printing foreign versions.
The W Womsn'shights Anniversary, last evening
wers Delivered By Mrs DOLL of Boston; Incrssis
Mott, OF PennsyIvaDia; Mrs Ernestn- Rose, An
toinetts Brown Blackwell, ami Wendell Phillips.
the yea-'s receipts at $lSs l39: expenditures, Ss7
M4 There is due N issionaries. new, however, $40
456, and other debts am uniting 10 $SO63t -
There are 1854 ministers in the service OF the sos
ETY..
The Baptist American and Foreign Bible Society
report 80 $40 collected for general pur poses; ga
z23 subscription Ia Bible ouse-total s45t 90 Total
disburssments, $46728.
The s.stement submitted to the American Board
OF Foreign Missions. at its anniversary meeting
shows that their mssiona force is distributed ss
follows: Fix are among indian tiibee; there are
two IN Africa, one in Greece. in 81 ria three in
Europ san Turkey. Asia minor AMI Mescpotamia,
one Ia Persia an Koordistan six 10 India and Cey-
lon, three In China and two in the Pacific Ocean
Consected with these are 3S3 laborers from this
country. OF whom LOS ordained ministers and
hEe are physicians 20 native pastors 1873 preachers
snd cate'hists, 3lA teachers and other helpera-
m Aalng an aggregate Of 9o5 More than l4achurch-
o.. containing nearly 3j,C01 members; of whom
I.o32 were admitted in the last reported year
The receipts into the treasury for the nine mouths
ending April 90. punt. Including thank offerings
to This leaves Gb ;ut Sl43 GOO to be raised
during the remainirg three IN 1nths to meet the
unavoidable pen3liures without dim inishing he
de fcit OF $i0U0 with which the year commenced,
he Amer ican Baptist Mission Eocietys statistics
show the following: The number of mission aries
employed last year was g. and tho number bsrti
Esd by them was 5e3 The receipts last year wa.
$40 go and the Disbursements S43 ls2, which, after
paying the missionaries the amount due them
leaves 81. 266 surplug in the treasury. Of the re
ceipts, 81. lSS WAS legacies,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

oLDEsIRAHIE RESIDENCE FOB sAL..-we in.ise
attention to the announcement that the residence of
Mr. White, on Church Hin. Is to be sold at auc.
tion. .on the l7.h inst, under deed Of trust. The
house was built entirely by Mr. White. for his own
use. In the very best manner. without any regard
to expense and cost nearly $4,000 without the lot
he has put several additions to Il since The same
style Of dwellipg could net be built at this time for
any less sum. With small outlay upon the yard.
the place can be made even more attractive and
beautiful than IL now il; the location being among
tn most desirable in the city. The house is sur
rounded By horse chestnut trees. which take years
to grow to any size. Citizens of Richmond or 9th.
ers in want Of good house. should attend the sale.
and bid literally. such places are seldom offered
for sale. sssssss.ss6zss p my il-6s
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~BAKsR's Premium BIrTERs have

created quite q sensation with our citizens. as we
sec and hear daily OF persons that have nsed them
andrecommendirg them to others as il it We're the
snH medicine ia tie world: We would call the at
to 81 mindful OF BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS az
you will never iose customer after they have once
tried them IL has performed more remaik able curye
than anY medicine ever discovered. 1t ean be used
by all sexes with perfect safety Being pursy veg
etalis il stands nBrivaed for the cure OF Dyspep-
sis, Coids coughs Cbolic Nervous Affections, Gen
eral Debility. SRue and Fever, and Nervous Head
ACHE as Of ihcates have already been
furnished the proprietor Of this valuable medicine
Tor the abeye coz paints You can be supplied By
ali the principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond,
and etsewhe in Virginia and North Carolina.
~SHAMPooaING WITH b " \ b
BATH Gentlemen. IL you wish to get ar
heads sfampooned with thes shower bath. would
ad wise you 10 call at the Hair Cutting, shaving.
shampoonin ne and Bathing saleon under the Ame-
rfcsn Hotel Entrance on IIth street. SinGie bath
Is cents, or Ave tickets for 81 my ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

ARrruaS.-The Cheshire, N. H., Republican says
a negro, formerly q slave, bat who has been ex-
periencing the blessings Of liberty in Canada for
some time, passed through that town last week
back to her Southern home. Freedom" didn :
agree with her ideas. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

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| his
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| bets J
nIiE- :
llout
| ftha
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tisgs
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sold,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

Psor. HoaE's sSuccgssoR.-The Board of Directors
of Union Theological Seminary have recommended
to the College of Electors Of that institution the
Rev. Prof Phillips Of the University OF Forth Caro-
lima, as . suitable successor to Prof.. Hogs. Inc
Electors will meet iu June next and Of course rati-
fy the recommendation. Prof. Hoge leaves for
New York during the present week to enter upon
the scene of his future labors,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

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Com.
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Corn
10 obn
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ter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

80 I'M PORTAN PUBLIC
NoTIOE.-J W DKNNIB, No lis Main
st cot. Richmond. We, hes on hsnd. or
9 sss will make % order. every description Of
saddles and Harness. and article u~lly kepe
In his ins which win be soid from 10 70 - Per cent
isss than the usual prices Cash deAlsrs sse passl
cuIarly requested te call before buyjns elsewhego,
the above per csntags may certainly b. sAved.
nv Sim ta2tf e 8ef tssN eE sss sst'E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

DEAF. CLAY Peas. FOR sale BY
l. myH LEWIS N WEBB co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

p HOUSE On GOVERNOR BTREET
FOR RENT-For rent. and possession given,
the lst of April the house tina went side o. Co.
vernon street. now o.cursed by Mr.. \. n. Oowling,
aud adjoining the corner house In the 81
Aessrs Doggett& q Anderson. Apply to Samuel r.
Mitchell Jr NH l6--ta >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

= FOR RENT-ON CHURCH HILL
- and possession given Immediately, one Of thcss
newly erected and well fnished brick tenements
3rd oor from Leigh on 25th street, nearly spDooite
the burch iiill Bakery, containing rooms With
dry nd airy bsseme. {, suitable fer the accOmmoda-
and we'll Of water oa the premises.
Rent per annum $ls0. apply to @
JAMES M CARTER
nv 6-ka 0nnnsifa EHchanaa aossI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

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Fefor
[s.es,
EGSs,
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in6er
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rsia
led st
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and
80
side,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

TIE END CT BAD L.PR.-William Chyrsup, who
was lost by the explosion OF the St. Nicholas, was
a notorious gambler, horse thief aud confidence
man. So dsgrant had his conduct become in the
neigbborhood where be resided, that vigilance
committee was app 1inted last fall to watch him in
his mapnuvres. He was caught while engaged in
Que of lis professional transactions, and escaped
being lyuched only the ntercession Of his freUds
aud promise to quit the county. He did not leave
however, until the week Of the disaster, when he
took passage on the St. Nicholas f,r the South The
last seen Of him he was floating down stream on
plank with his wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

- FUR RENT OR SA.E-on Union
Hill-ant posse ssicn given on the 1T OF MAY
lS3s neat and comfortable frame teuemeute with
brick Easements. containing four r. oms each visk
necessary convent. nces. garden attached and veil
Of noet excellent water the premises Kent oI10
per annum. Fer terms apply to
EDN,D. D. EACHO 18th strect
Near Exchapgs hotcI.
FOR HIRE-a Carpenter for the bslancs Of the
rear. r 10 = =
ap 25-ts .- -..E 81. tfsfH& $50
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day
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con.
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n FOR RENT-Three very desiYabls
- ROOMS over our store. eN E
JOHNSTON 4 WHITING.
sp l1-ts Corner 4th aud Rroad sts
ms FOR SALE.-The place on which
ves.ds, containing about HIRTY ACRES
p LAND. well improved. within one mile o. the
Market. -...f 49,, LOHLAND. a
an6-6n
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W. A108 A1yO SEN#
FOB RENT "A desirable 40
tsInias n:s,,,ns r on Adams ssss.t usIss NM -.
necessary out pusee. u kas : eSe6eS sSS<sSa
AZ. - pnmp o. excsllent water % the pFe0ie1S.
Sot terms. apply . tho pfssaioes 81 Is
my Y -s.e - 9 9 PoWsiI. . NsAa
- MOST VALUABLE AND 0EzV.
M =. TT.!euLtt LCSTED PRIvATn DUsT-
aAD CAR rfnElfs. FOR tALk = As ne 49,. a
the owner. who resides In New fork' - ~ -. y.
q n ,s.sd @ eel the e :so,s y:ssshls r.ss ssw
front on the ~es: line OF 81 street. of lej ~ ~
depth e 10 is.s Beetle: ihs sround essseIsd s
fu ground, which could be sold With on vtfhc1e ~
DWELLING. as might be aesFued bess Ihe IvsiiiSS
10 sufficient 70. the gentes1 sscommo6a6iaS n 4
large family + io good order. and hes .ssY sos.
there T. an excellent stable ana cerriAS SS1ss .
possession given at the end Of the Y hos fhVOur
CHASER 70 receive the rent from the dats ~ M.
chase The particular att ntton Of the publi> =
eaed 70 this property. as the location sud noieh.
o0snood are among ths best In the city. |
For terms. &c. apply 70 a,
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LOOK AT THIS!
NICARAGUA,

Contains mines Of tho precious metals before
which the gold Of Cali fornia sinks b insignia
canoe. few months Of we'll directed effort
among .m is ample to secure a fortune. She
has = beautiful climate, and soil admirably id.
opted to the growth of Cotton, Tobacco, Sugar or
Coffee. As the Key to our Pacific Possessions. and
with her Government in . state of diseoIution
Manifest Destiny clearly indicates another star TO
b added to our banner. For all the details, with
history Of the FIibustsrs the Cass Yrisarr treaty
. rev and improved map Of the country appro.
priately colored. and other matters Of interest,
read NICARAGUA; PAsr, PREsEsr AND fuTuas, BY
psvsn =. Srour, ESQ, "iats Un,tsd Ssafss Wee
Csasxi."
II y hsndsome limo volume, and will be sent
- yo1T addFess postpaid, the receipt Of ST. u.s.
As0sss ssH Jssd very pop.iay.
Send TO
JOHN E. POTTER. PusLmsxs.
No. OF ssusrn g.. ihils3slpAia, p.
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK. SIS - Court of County Commissioned
April Teri, lsj9.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered BY
the Comm issioncrs that the petitioners arc 10
sponsiole and that they oug int 10 be heard touch.
ing the matter set forth in their petition and there
fore order that the Country Commissioners meet at
the Commissioners Office in Ellsworth ON Tuesday
the 18th lay OF July next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon when and whore hearing Of tho paI ties
an witnesses will be- had and such other measures
taken in the promises as the Commissioners shall
judge proper.
And it is further.
Ordered That the notice of the time, plaoo and
purpose of the Commissioner meeting aforesail !,
be given to all persons and corporations interest
ed by serving attested COPY of the petition and
this order thereon, upon the clerks Of the towns of
Brooksville aud Castne and by posting up attested
copies as aforesaid in three public places in each
Of said towns thirty days at least before the time
appointed for said view, and by publishing the
petition and order thereon, three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper pub
lished in Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock the
first publication to be thirty days at least befor'
the time of said views; that all persons and cor.
porations interest.d may attend and DO heard II
they think fit.
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk
A true copy OF the petition aud order thereon.
Is Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Cork.
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Road and Fence Builders.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Hancock Agricultural >ocie-
ty for furnishing material aud fencing the Fair
Ground Of said Society until ten O'Clock A. NJ g,
Jurs FIRST.
The materials are to be cedar rosts, ten feet LONG
NOT less than inches at the top end-to set i'll
tho q ound 1 feet md to be IL feet apart with :?
spruce rails a I'd covered With good hemlock
boards, fastened with I'D nails-the fence to be
feet high Specifications ofparticulars to be fur
nished by the Committee.
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
building of a trace course" on said ground, to be
completed on or before the first day of September
The Course TO be turnpiked 80 feet wide, thorough
ly grubbed Of stumps, bushes, roots and stones,
with sufficient number Of culverts, AMI to be FIN
ished in workmanlike manner. All Of the above
to be finished under tho direction and to the accep-
lance of the Executive Committee. Deposit your
proposals. with A. N. Glidden Of Ellsworth.
Franklin, May 1t, 1859. Pea ORDER.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The subscribers having been appointed By the
Hon. Judge Of Probate Tor the County OF Hancock
Comm issioners, to receive and examine claims
upon the Estate Of William /. Collins late Of Deer
Isle, in said county deceased, would give notice
that sig months from the twenty seventh day of
April 1889 are allowed to creditors to bring in md
prove their claims and that they will be in session
for that purpose at the store Of F. P. Spoford in
Deer Isle, on the last Saturday Of June and Sep
TENDER, and on Monday the Gath day of October
next
GEo. s. HosNgR s.
FRANKLIN CLossoS ! o'"m
Dser Isle, May 4th 1853. 3wls
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a House to Let.

I'IiE undersigned has good tenement
| which he will lease for one year more
pleasantly situated on his farm between the low
or wharvc. and the village, and is first rate 10.
cation for seafAring man with u small family.
Terms reasonable to those rho intend to pay the
rent KlCHARD Tim ER.
Isxuttb April 30 ls5g. lltf
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To the Hon. County Conm'ss,o .us Jov me Con,

To the Hon. Couuy Comm'ss,o .us Joy me Coun
of Hancock
Tho unders sned inhabitants of Brook,vile
would respectfully represent that tho expense in =.
Cured in supporting the ferry between Castne
and Brooksvile should not be borne equally by
the towns interested for the reasons that the
town valuation of Castue is much greater than
that OF Brooksvile, that the ferry is of greater
benefit to ,astine than Brooksville, and many
other reasons which we think can be- made To APP
pear. We therefore pray that you will take 81 -
measures in the prem SEES as you think justice t.
mands.
KINNEY GRINDLE and others.
April %, 1859.
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ADVERTISED LETTEAS.
fhs hiovas 10 list Of Letters remaining ia the Els.
0osA Post OAcs from April lst, to May 18th 1859.
Miss Auxu.ts u. Cure, Sophia Mcfarland.
David Clark Amos ". perkips,t.
Mrs Elizabeth y. Crowley Rebecca n. Phillips.
Michael Cary, VIM .. Richardson,
T. d. Crockett Miss Fanny stevens,
Otis N. Frazier, Samuel Smith.
Benz. Farrell, Mrs. Ellen " Sargent,
rge o. Grndle, Harris stroute,
Alvy Haynes, A. l.. stroute,
George l. H'amer, Reuben Smith,
0tss Maria Hartman, Mrs. Lois TORY,
Csthar.e McJude William W. Wilson,
Nm. sylena Lord, William WATSON,
Psroons calling for above letter. please say advertised
HAMILTON JOY Postmaster. 10
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CLOSING UP.

THE business formerly carried on ur-
der the firm Of $. Padelford, Co., will
still continue, in order to settle nil accounts be
onging thereto. Therefore, all persons indebted
the said concern, by note or account, request
cd to make immedisse payment
lac. / o..
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LOST.

ETwEES BoNsEl'S WHARF and the COURT
| f. HOUSE IN Mendty the 81 inst, a Menoranfa I'M
o containing papers of no use IN any one hut the
osuer, with diary y the subscriber Ior The past
ur or ave years. whoever will return the to
At p " peIrys send the Deer Isle. If lou d
after this week, will be suitably rTrartel.
WILLIAM CONAPY.
May 6,i. 1850, IS 3w