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MASONIC..An extr. COMMUNICATION of
ss:ss Sss. 81 4: ss.ls
BROTHER JOSEPH SMITH, ru * Srder; ,,1Jpp s.o
rI.0. o. F.-GRAND IODGE.-The officer,
D DSs :.
JosEPH SMIrH; . memher OF washington Lodge.
Funeral to- n0I'" ;No 'i"' B&H e c s
TLO. q. F.-GRAND ENCAMPMENT-'
c.mpment OF the District Of Columbia are fIste!-
MING, at 8 O'Clock, to make arrangements for
attending thu funeral of our late Brother, Patriarch
It WIN. COOPER. @. Scribe.
rMH2S44 EE6 o sEs. NEBo = EN ~.
IS . Sf tie
pose Of making arrangements for the funeral Of p.
it " LILLIAN Jus THOs RICH. Scribe.
0~!. .. o. F.-Ths members Of WASHINGTON
L3dse Ne s will meet az the Hal, on 7th at,
pegts for the funeral Of our late brother,P.G WIN.
it E.J.KLOPFER, Sec.
hs oEaIsb Se ReV r. Of
st1s ned to the Glty win preach MORROW
Ir1TrEMP ,tlF MEETING;aThs rssgg
ciai Total Abstinence Association OF the District
dsyl EVENING. the I4th instant, after vespeIs.
It It . '' 'll'' 90 -'D0' j. j. KANE. Sec
ms cow GoNyE "a, FOR TUE CAMP
county, Nd, will leave Mr.. Adams, It'll street be-
= and st6 o'cIcck a. H. on and after the 2ed inst.
rPINEY BRANCH TROTTING AssO-
Axe place a. the track o on MoS y AZ AFT AFT
BY order ofthe President. au1S2'
~ ATTENTION, PIONEERS No. IA
's c, nso %, s s h Ts@ps
| rance Hall, r. street Every member is resuesfsd
attend By order % s ''"0
au ,S-St'
lO-COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
at n's
mess Of great Importance demands the attendance
au IS ri. W. sOUDER, See
H+YOrNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCI
sIR"Sns Hfe ess y" % a ss Ss
sented BY the Delega,es to the Troy Convention in
neens hs a1 to sxasoas a the
invited. au 1877
ITGT2TNFGSss R ,}SRT WASHING J.
dred dollars each, redeemabe January ?, 1862, and
bearing interest At rate of per cent per annum
| and are for sale by RIGGS & co. aus
A VERY FINE JH.TON GUITAR thavrns
been used O. ly short tIme) for sale at the
.a is w. 6. METZERoTT.
For S SAAttEssA ff.s.;rats HORSE, CART. and
VA GSbERw ooD's WOOD 's AND :sd 6ssl u
I0NLY A-FEw DAYS LONGER AT THE
have delayed their ssetisn. had better
auls s. Central Stores west buiIdirs
Mr.. w II. PALMER bess to announce to hi,
W friends AID pupils that. ha' ing deter VI,
mined 10 remain another season in Washing SrlS
tpn ne Is now ready to receive pupils, and TO TX
make engagements with such desire to avs
gIsmselyrs of his courss of PIANOFORTE in
STkUCT'ONS. Lessons given classes or sing
". APP lcatlOls to be made by letter to Mr., w n
PALMER. Post Office, washington. nt
&C o NC RT
TO nv customers and the public give free Con-
cert OF strumantal Music TONIGHT. In Adj
tor {, the delicious stra Of the Ba nd the visitor
can Pa-take of tbs more deiicIous Lager of Schnit
z"l, Philadelpha, and exercise the muscle in gym.
nas,ic p ,rformaDces. = - e
several newly invented Air Guns unsur passa III.
Ior accuracy, can be used with effect by those who
make dead shots" &. MADES
corner Sd At. and Pa av.
nREpARIN(; To NAVE To TUE
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a: ID; VARIED, c. schsier, W. Avery.
Hugh Latham, A. Luscaie;t,. F. Whit more.
w Pence. James Gale 4 cken
". Levs. george Bossart, J. Kraus
.oos c'"Pson, !oeeph ford, aus 9-eoSt
NqTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Tb.
n .d hgtSms g ss COMPANY,
81 their steamer Powhstsn 90 Nor
lok, oner the public Of Washington and yic.nit, an
to8se 20 GLYM6ST and AaUTA GREER ety mo-,
daily during the hot weather.
40 pFtee oil three or more excursion tlckets NIL
De issued az one dollar - each for Glymont with
privilege of remaining there oil night and Ietnrnns
next next GAY; also for Ae ara Creek at two dollars
Win privilege OF renial ming one two DAYS
- The angler can enjoy fine Sport with hook ana
line At either of the above places white perch And
other small hsh being abundant; also fine shoo,,ns
game be- M plentiful. Ae
places. - 49, ~ N"o~
Bosts leave foot of 9Th street at sx a. m. and sx
m. Returning, ~ p. M. and 81 a. m.
For further information inc ulre al the Comn,p,'.
once, NO: SI2 Pennsy lvania avenue. next do, "A
Browns Hotel. GEO. r. MATTINGLY
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compauy
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&C.

e ssi!ss 1 = y
ssiisSGs2 sSis. q IS h is !, Sles
enoioe vocal and INA trumen, q music. The THo,n,a
wil leave the vks-fsfsS ceioct . m c $50. sed
~ AleIsBdria on her down trips The a,,s,s. sulte
LOT aSoa osass &C, are e2pslste. Tiok.L or ,s
l.sse tie corner % lth and 4. sts Pa Az a., =. ~
st. ana ~. ~. And 18Th 81. 81 o'ciooI va
By order Of the Comm,fteo
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r. ~ u,.-un. WAsHIHeroN, d. o. VIZ - Hupf
q fteseo. Nslempsf, Enesastie, ard OH cesors n
s ns most artlst'e syls Alec. Lsetsging 90 Gaid
shortest notice. Nv - A ). stS
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U IN z r.
, ~ cestomers aad The public give free Con-
tor t, the delicious Of the Band the yisto,
can Pa-take of tbs more delicious Lager of Schnit
z"l Philadelphia, and exercise the muscle in gym.
las,ic performances 70 - III
SeveiaI newly invented Air Guns, unsurpasss 81 e
for accuracy, can be used with effect by those WHO
make ''dead shots" g. MADES
T IT. ~ 1corner ad NJ nd p. a.,
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Obituary..

In Lewiston, Ne, 18th inst Miss Olive A. Frazier.
formerly Of Ellsworth, aged % years.
Sweet girl, thy tuneful lip is cold,
That Oft has charmed us when OF old
You warbled forth some tender song.
At home, or mid the appnuling throng
The whispering breeze has often borne
Thy to cheer some heart fororn,
To tighten souls with sadness bowed,
Or chain enlranccd, the list'ning crowd.
She passed away friend
To saothe and quiet every fear;
Her God hath taken the life he gave
That life earthly power could save.
Perhaps sweet dreams of future dwet
Around her pillow she slept;
When suddenly death closed upon her
While Young from earth sirife was torn
To- bloom with heavenly Towers so fat,
AMI reathe alike purer air.
ry only so1 III r. x II. A. =. White, aged 10 months
aui days.
Il mount il in tie graveyard,
short and marrow bed,
80 grass vet sprnsiuE ON 1t,
Aud no marble AZ is head.
Therc is anguish in the household
Ii Il dcso!'e and lone.
For a fpn1ly cherished nursing
From the parents nest has flown,
A little form i, missing,
A heart rra ed 70 beat
Aud the chains u Love lies shattered
Attic pesolattr', leet,
Loving Johnny Angel Johnny,
johnny. beautiful in death,
Lost to parents, gone II Heaven,
Pure AS fIaGraut summers breath,
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HANCOCK; ss-Suprcmc ldcial Court, 0cto-
Der Term, ISIS.
On the foregoing Petition it is ordered by the
Court that notice of the pendency thereof be given
to all persons interested, by publishing an attcsc
copy ofthc petition aud this order thereon three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Amer lcan A
newspaper published, in Ellsworth, in the County Of
Hancock the LIST publication to be at least, thirty
aay beIa.c the neat term Il tai, Court to be holden
at lswurth. within and Tor the couaty Of Hancock
on the fourth TUESDAY Of April next that they may
then i d there apfslr and show cause it any they
have, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
he granted.
Attest, Palmer W. PERRY, Clerk.
ttrue cory ottAe petition and Ter OF Court
thereon.
i,e.t, PARKER W. PERRY Clerk.
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Adjourned.

THs P.RAGrAY EXPEDITION letters from
Manteyiedo, dated Dec. 10. announce the ar
rival OF several of the vessels composing the
Paraguay expedition at that rendezvous, but
nothing could be aane till the arrival Of the
ilss ship >thine, with the Commodore and
Commissioner. winch vessel was duly ex-
p"eted.
The Monfetileans entcrtana marked hos
tiiity TO the eXpeftlonarv fire.. rhrir pa
p"rs teen with violent articles aga mt the
''fandals If tn" North, the blood thirsty
harharlans. On the other hand, at Bucnos
Ayres there Is quite party, composed Of
refuge, from Paraguay, (iriven nut by l.o-
pee and their friends, who are disposed 10
receive our squadron with open arms.
The ..enera! tenor # the news from up the
ril r. is, that neither President Tlrcz nor
his people are disposed to teeede to our de-
nand-, and that they are prepared t. make
n Vigorous defence OF there territory should
the squadron attempt 10 fore rs>sa.e Of
the Paraguay river to Asunci1n.
Traveller.
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A CARD.

The Ladies Of the Methodist Sewing Circle take this
opportunity to express their thanks to all for their
contributions Of articles and otherwise aiding them in
their Fair recently held in this place.
1t was with degree Of reluctance the part Of the
Ladies composing the Circle to make the attempt
TO raise money In this way 1t Is but few weeks since
tie Ladies' of the Baptist Society held their Fair and the
scarcity VI money at this Of the year. served al
most a reproach for in the matter at ALL
notwithstanding all the dscouraging circumstances we
concluded try; and the received the result
Of Efforts, s3ls 81 In this expectations
more than realized. Aside from the generous hearted
public Of this village, feel under obligations to the
Ladies' Of the Methodist Sewing Circle OF Buckspor for
their douaton Of beautiful articles and also to Mrs Bur-
ril Of Orland for splendid Lamp and Vase Of worsed
work. so much admired by all.
Aud the members of the Ellsworth Brass Band who
always ready to respond every good word and
work. feel that should be doing justice to them
and their gencmany director Mr. Howe without extend
ing them sincere thanks the music dis
evening; and cannot close without again extending
thanks to ALL and especially to those members Of 9th
Societies whose hearts and hands ready dc
others they would that others should do untC
them. MRS. ISAIAH BLAISuELL Scc'y,
Ellsworth March ID 1859
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INSTALLATION OF TUE New President OF
liAHrL-We have received from lri-ud in
tins city II file OF the Port an Prince Revue
de Commerce 10 the 2Jth Of January These
papers give connected account of the incl
dents OF the late remarkable revolution in
that country ,corrohsrating for the most part
what has before been published
\ supplement contains the particulars of
the installation of the new President, Fabre
Gctirard, which, for pomp at least, far out
shone those ot our less administrative Repub-
lie.
1t took place on Sunday, Jan, %, in the
Senate Chamber, arge portion of the ar
my Of the Island, foreign dlilomatists, ,tran-
gers OF distinction, the national di5nitarics
and others being present.
The city was decorated, and the President
elect, in the costume OF Il General, proceeded
on horseback to the Legislative Hall, where
he took the customary oaths Of Office
From thence the President and suite pro-
ceeded to the Church where a solemn Te De-
UNI was performed. On his way he was
hailed by the people as "LJerator of his
Country. >
The rest of the day was spent by the peo-
pie III rcjoiclngs over the happy event.
Traveller
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SENATE.

Mr.. Hunter called up the Army Appropria-
ton Bill.
Mr.. Slidell made a long personal explana-
ton, touching Yesterdays proceedings on
Cuba Bill, announcing at the same time that
he should make no further attempt to bring up
that bill.
MIR. Seward here desired the Senator to un-
dcrstand that the rules he spoke of were made
fer the oppression Of The minority.
Mr.. Sdell-Atter the Sergeant at Arms
has been directed to request the Attendance of
absent Senators. an appeal was made to the
Senator from Ohio, which was not responded
to. The Senator from Maryland then address
ed the senate al some length on the bill. At
eight 0 clock large quorum being present.
Mr.. Fcssendcn called Nr sldel 10 order
He was not speaking ON the subject before the
Senate.
Mr.. Hunter. at Nr. Slidelfs request. TEN
poTarlly Withdraw his mo. ion, and permitted
Mr.. SlIde.l to 60 on.
Mr., S!idel proceeded to give hi, reasons for
this course. the gust of which is that he had
Lecome satisfied tina: the hill could rot pass
this session. owing to the determination evlnc-
ed by the oppo It!on % prevent lis passing by u
series of dsatory maHmuvFes-a determination
which. under the very defective rules of the
senate 1t Na' eutiFsy in their power 10 carry
oaf, aud that If, under these circumstances, he
should 'rstst IN pressing The tliito a vote il
would only Jesuit III the sacrifice of the appro-
priati"n bill, and thus create the necessity for
an extra SION. lie gave notice. however
that he ,h-l. as1in present the bill on the
first Y oi ext session, when /. ran be intro
d I'D uuder III" r1les.
The .tr:ue appropriation hill was then
taken NJ Ia Committee of thu Whole. the
va lonS items o; winch nlaSe#a total Of ST.
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Mothers not.cr,. Mothers.

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't slil to pro-
cure Mrs Winslow'' Soothing Syrup for children
Teethins. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tined Mr.. Wiu-lew Soothing Syrup
for children will ever consent To let her child pass
through the dstres,ip. and critical period of teeth
lug without the aid of this invaluable preparations
Ii life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, IT is worth its WEI sht in gold
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
syrup are sold every year in tAe njtcd Stat,s.
1t is an old and wnll tried remedy None gen.
uine unless the Fac snnilo of Curtis { Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle.
c. 6. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; :, f
Parkins. Bangor do. Sold by all dculefsin Med
ccne. ly-2l
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Members OF the Hancock Agricultural Society
are requested to meet at Writings Hall, ELS
worth, on saturday the fifth day of March next,
at ten O'Clock \. VI. 1t is desirable that many
OF the members possible will be present.
The first business in order before the meeting,
will be 10 il Tie society Will purchase grounds
aAd locate permanent place suitable for their
annual Exhibitions. second to revise the By
Laws. Third, TO establish votes OF Premium, and
to act on any business that may come before the
meeting.
A. NJ. GLIDDEN Secretary.
Ellsworth, Feb ith SO.
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CratIlD n Pain Killer.

Tn" world j, shed At the ndcrfl perform
ed by the CrpHp and Pam kMcr prepared b! CuSris x
PERKINS. It, equal has heeu know. for removing
pain in all cases for tho cure OF spinal Complaints,
tramp in the Limits and stomach, Kh"umttlsn in all
forms Bilious cole, Burns, Throat, and Gravel
decidedly the best remedy 10 the world Evidence Of the
most performed by any nedicue circulars
in the hand, q Agents. i0tf
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For all Coughs, Colds, Throat, Hoarseness, and
Diseases N tn Lungs, Hunters rum nary Basam,-
1t always reileses and seldom fails to curvC. q.
Peck, Agent. ly39Su
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From WASHINGTON. The correspondent of
the New York Tribune says
Mr.. Hale produced sensation In the
Senate this evening by Offering, as an amend
ment to the Legislative Appropriation bill,
TO repeal the population restriction in the
English Bribery bill Mr.. Lane Of Oregon
would express an opinion on the restriction
when Kansas applied. Mr.. Smith Of Ore
gon thought the restriction wrong. Nr.
Doug las made a buncombe speech after the
style Of the last session, and Mr.. Green OF
Missouri patted the Little Giant on the back,
smoothed him down, and assured him that
his return to the Democracy was all right.
The subject lies over.
The force of Slidcll's bill has been broken
by Mason substitute, which is a backing
down from the attempt to rob the treasury
Of thirty millions of dollars for political hri-
berry and corruption. An attempt will be
made to force slidelI's bill through the Sem
ate, nevertheless. 1t will find few friends In
the House. Mr.. Mason's bill will have a
better look"
SINGULAR FIRE AND Loss Of BANK BuLs.-
Mr. b + Getchell, of North Newport, placed
$500 in bills in clothes closet in his house
with his account books, some days since
His wife also placed her work basket in the
same place. Shortly afterwards fire was dis
covered in the closet, but not till it had CON
sumed the money and books, and and about
$50 worth of clothing The fire was sub
dued without further damage. 1t is sup
posed that spark Of fire was communicated
10 the contents Vt the work beckett Wing
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7oHTE
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock $50 the Hon. Justices of ST.
premc judicial Court, next to holden ut Els
worth, within aud for our County of Hancock,
on the fourth Tuesday of April, 4. u. ls5s.
Represent the undersig ncd Robert l.. and An
drew j. Means, both Of Bluchill in said County
Yeomen, that they are seized and possessed in
their own right, in fee simple Of and in five
divided sixths parts Of the following described
parcel Of land, with some other person or persons
to your Petitioners unknown, of the remaining
undivided sixth part, said parcel Of land being
situate in Bluehill aforesaid, and bounded and de-
scrbed as follows, to wit; beginning at the South
east corner of land which James Means lives,
thence by the shore Of Bluehill Bay; Easterly to
n Spruce tree rocky point, nine -four rods at
right angles with said James Eastcrly line, thence
Northerly twenty five degrees to the road leading
from John Friends to Mclleard's stream; thence
by said road Westerly to said James Eastern line,
thence Southeriy by said James Eastern line to
the first mentioned bound, containing one hun
bred al d twenty-five acres more OF less, and your
Petitioners represent that they cannot possess
occupy or improve their said parts to good advan-
tage while the same lies in common and undivi-
ded as aforesaid but wholly lose the profits there
of; wherefore they pray that notice may be issued
in due form of Law and that their said portion
may be set off aud asst gned to them in seyeralty
from other proprietors, and rs tenants in common
between themselves Of said iYo siNtas parts, and
your Petitioners shall ever pray.
ROBERT l.. MEANS.
ANDREW j. MEANS.
By Robinson Hale their Attys
Ellsworth, Mar. 10Th, l-D5.
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VESSEL FOR SALE.

'I'IlE Subscriber offers for Sale the good Schooner
| "oDp FELLOW an oak copper-iastened vesse
Of about So burhen IL old, well found in sails
rigging and equipmens--now lying at Boweys wharf IN
orlend, where she may be seen and examined. Terms
liberal. OLIVER B9WLEf
6,Yt
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Congressional intervention to reGtBl6te the in
,ernal affairs of Utah. The lh$cssention he
proposed was alone on the groundof rebellion
not on account Of their domestic AFFAIRS, but
~ Mr.. Green il .ps.l ri how territorial
legislation could II xthe rights of slave
propngfis said he Md Re him copy of
tn ~ passed ny the kkhsas Legislature to
sbolisk rery. 49,
Ms Suglas fssial he'd tina, several speeches
had beea,nade vefy pointedly at him making
him 0qt.nb better than an aboitionist for leav-
ing theF erfRores to carry out their own
affairs n does well to attack one man for
his opinion, but when was the most aggravated
act evericdRinitted there. He did not say it
was committed in manumittng your slaves
and coniscating your property. The gentle
man who spoke thus, says, 1t is not yet time
There isno better time than the present to in
troducc n bill to repeal that act of the X ansas
Legislature. Senators say he, Douglas, may
go out. No. He stands on the platform. and
it is for those who jump otto 60 out. QLaug-
teri
The Chair called the Senate to order til reat-
cnlng to clear the ga l,ries unless it was main
tanned.
Mr.. Green said he had received information
Of the bill by telegraph, but could not legisla:e
On such information.
Mr.. Douglas would take it for granted that
Mr.. Green meant that he had received authen.
tic information, and would introduce bill to
repeal the act. a.
Mr.. Green said that if he could protect
property in no other way he would bring in a
bill, and expect TO receive the vote of Mr..
Douglas. on the principles of his Springfield
speech.
Mr.. Mason of Virginia had fondly hoped
that tn Nebraska. X ansas bill which the Senate
made a CONCESSION would have settled the
slavery question. He was mistaken: he won Id
not say deceived. The South he said had reluc-
family acquiesccd in the movement with the
Democrats of the North to settle the question
RI
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NJ O T Q e

The person who found the FtrcH VloTuRINg that
lost Monday Feb list viii save cost aud exposure,
by leaving it at the American Office or at A. T. Greeley
shop.
Ellsworth March II 1850. 3Y6
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L. d. HUTCH Kings,

% 3IJ'7W .J0T III
TnH"d Staie,, ldj Cham5.rs, 81, Nee York
~ whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
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STATE OF MAINE.

BY Robinson & Hale their
Ellsworth, Mar. 10Th, l-o5.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-28
HARDlNG'S COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
ARRIVING DAILY PER ExPREss!,

WE HAVE PAID MORE ATTENTION TO THE
heretofore. ''-''" '"-"
In the selections of choice patterns in the superotv Of
make and finish, we would call particular attention We
have now making to order large and select essort
ment of ~
Children Suits and Over Sacks, Raglans. &c..
which cannot but attract the attention of Parents and
Guardians. "A'
IN THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT ws
are now able to exhibit and shall continue to do So huS
the season, the most desirable styles of
Muslin Shirts. Gloves, Silk Ties, &C..
N the State Remember we pay special attention to the
Manufacture and selection of goods to please and 1T large
zed men, as well as medium and other sizes.
Opened this morning. by Express one hundred new
..-... Gents, Silk Ties, .s~r
ostly French manufacture The French celebrated
their taste and skill and their Ties have q shane and
,lsh which the American Tie has not
In n few days We shall open one hundred suits of
Dark Mixed French Cassimeres,
hch we shall offer at the low price of 90 dollars per suit
81 dollars - - N'o 'N'
We have now making to order one hundred pars
Fine Black French Doe Skin Pants,
perlor any heretofore sold by usprice dollars and
DdeUiatiOn.
Measures taken for Dress Suits by u.s. and perfectly sat-
factory fit guaranteed in this branch Of our
lsness VIII warrant US in saying that we cahnot be
TIE DELNS LIFE dd1' PeEs sGasv COAT VEST
oMPANY No PSF, Broadway, New York, have appointed
L. HARDING their Agent for the sale of their goods
6a'eigh Samples of Vests and Coats be at his
tore and any explanations required will be cheerfay
ven Measures aken and any quality and style of goods
de!ed will be made up in New York. and delivered here
thin twelve days.
THE GREAT INVENTION. CLOTHING WITHOUT
EAM-We have now on the way large invoice Of Seam
- Clothing. These Fabrics all woven in the wool,
thout any seam-on the crossfbre SYSTEM which com.
mes the greatest elasticity with the greatest strength
Ill neither shrink stretch out of shape, crack"
Call and examine at
E. L. HARDING'S
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1885, 3l~Iv