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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITHD
States mail stesmships viii san
From New York
for Southampton and HsvrA
yANDERBLr, Captain p. 4. Leevre.. Saturday, April a
NORTH STAR. Captain 4. q. Jones Saturday. Nay T.
From Hare and
Southampton for New Yoek,
NnRTH sT ~ c T.ys ny q
Those steamships have water tight compartments
Garry able surgeons.
No steerage passengers
Price Of passage-Iirgt cabin SID and 500.
Second cabin $50 and $50.
Specie delivered In London and Paris.
d. TORRANCE No. Bowling Green, N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

ONWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNERR-ON TUESDAY
~ March Is q cloch, q IS Aassau streetcE T.
whskey, and l gallons DO DO including Aehsns
brsndss-dark and pale; old apple jack, gins ports
sherries maderas champagne &c. &C. Also To close the
concern of Messu q. CLARK Co.. several
demohns remaining unsold from last SALE Consisting Of
brandie. yhskeys wines rum ssrdines &c also several
RIO Hondo La America, Figaro, Henry Clay, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
WINES, LTQUORs, &C.

IRISH wHlsKEY.-PosITryEL THE BEST BRAND IN
the market and pays the highest duty. Sold pure at 90
sample bottle 90 per gallon Also scotch Bonr
bon whskey old cognac braudies vintage 1910 1885, Ca
born's ports bottled In Oporto, sc.
II. u. KIRK, wine merchant IS Fulton s,rect,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
AMUsEMENTS.

AmUSEMEUT9s
WOODS MINSTREL BgILD1so.
ss az s
kssAA3'y drs'' ed I'D asi s1I !eTSps ths
q izfs together
tn: g:sI variety Song Dance and BurIssqus and
"''''' ,r''', THsp Sl isTiSf sPsu.
ALL W ilJf M sHST EysSIsc.
nND LAhsEsT IN THE CITY,
'' IN S Mi S1 hsdISSSsTTsEiSSy%
Concluding with the new psn.oainne.
E e: gsHs ssss, s;,a If i:
'sT sEgR1e ''-''' 10 HOME .I syS5iSor o.
AF sTS2ro xT sES5I0
Af srs2ro .4 sES5'0
s sPELL
SELL.
yMysiio sisEIc
.l sEs:Sss55' ' 1H si $$s,,o
F Fas sn The MOST 81 s sgnEhs E EaE
I'll! 4#E 70 1zs fGHii0. 7 7#E
SYsr1c MYsr rS;'o
MYSTIC MYSTIC
Ai sTs}1o xg sFS5Io
MYSTIC MYSTIC
ePML
SPELL.
SPILL
SPELL SPELL
SPELL
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
7 TEE LIFE ON THE PLANTATION. FFHE
TIE OLD KENTUCKY HOME. THE
THE THE ADMIRATION OF THE
THE PAINrtHb AND hCULPrORS. THE
MYSTIC MYsrIU
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYScIC
MYSTIC .,u, MYSTIC
SPELL.
SPELL.
SPELL
SPELL
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MY sFS5io Hf sTssro
MYSTIC MYSTIC
SPELL
SPELL,
BPELL
SPELL
sPaLL :.
The Sublime aud Elegant
TABLEAUX OF SOUTHERN LIFE
So AND SIS ssoHP@x3
TINE ALTERED The curtain will rise precisely at TX
Tickets 20 cents; Children under ten Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
HEAThEn FMANS4Hois;r THE SUBSCRIBERS.

The Directors express their deep regret ut the m
takes which OF the seats reserved BY
sbscrIbers and 10 prevent repetition OF the they
wouid the subscribers take the trouble
OF meeting the theatre Monday evening next
March ia at O'Clock r. NJ order arrange
as nay sss equally the subscribers the public
large. k'WlpVWS " SAaS, DEecps&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITEU
II States mail steamshp ARAGO, d. Lines, commander.
viii leave for HAyrs touching Southampton land The m
No 81 North river foot Of Beach This ship ave
water tight Compartments enclosing the engines the
and the being nee to the safety Of the sad
the voyage should be sent board the before Aang,
marked Below" For freight passage apply 70 w. g.
DRAYTON, agent No. 7 Broadway,
NB-The steamship Fulton will succeed the Arago, and
Aprfl 30. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

UCTION NOTICE.-A FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE
IA keeping wish dispose OF their furniture which first
Class rosewood piano. two suits Of paor furniture in a bro
bureaus beseads centre side and
tables oil paintings chandeliers, &c be bought
cheap cash. would trade for horses other
merchandise. Apply at 64S Houston street, Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAyIG ALTON COM
ss
Halpn on Thurnday March 81 touching St. ohns N r.
Is Fl
ss IS ss'srs 70
eoss pSs{ as,r Pas
snlcss bring from Of the principal cities
for ss' Of railway SEss E xpR S q H galway
PoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA FOR LIVER
~ pool The EuEorA john Ieitsh comwander win sail
for on % inst
- = = i. cUsARD. No. Bowling Green
PAssAeE FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL, BY THE
dELoR e4 Ss sh fas
IL sSgs5 auos s
GREAT TGh 81 Sas
viii Yor rom Ssr S Na @
hhsnds M SsSt E sSp%aeOas via lana
freight apply at the only Office the line No.
N BAN forbid trusting any one on account of
CURED before she will be ready again receive her cargo
.s'v s
be allowed III San Francisco. JOHNSON 4 HIGGINS,
Average AdjusterE, 80 Wall street.
EyOR HAvloEA AND NEW ORLEANS.
To sail ednesday March g. at IL O'clock viii receive
freight March TO-
louisiana a9s 1th2ss;gsf steamship
This magnificent and fsst steamship, Thomas W. Wilson,
commander will leave for the above ports Wednesday,
March l at O'Clock from pier Nerhrve foot of Spring
Freight Vixen sos Havana
spsffs st # kSSS 8 s9d on
TNOR NASSAU, N. P, AND HAvANA-THE BRITISH
and North american royal mail steamship KARNAK Capt
City above ports after the arrival Of the steamship Per-
leaves Liverpool March 49, probably 3lst March
DO. do. TO Havana 90
Do do. between Nassau and Havana. ID
f. tUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

UCrIoN NoTICE-M. L. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER. =
"A Monday H. by order OF the administrators of the
Of The late John lynch the entire stock Of the livery
rage blankets feed wagon she'd stables and stable
implements sale to commence al IL O'Clock, noon. Terms
cash and sale positive 10 close the business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

UCTION NOTICE.-A LARGE AND VALUABLE AS
IA someD of household furniture removed for convenience
Of SALE comprising bookcases wardrobes, bureaus sofas
chairs tables paintings pisnoore engravings chaude
ers husk and straw mattresses feather beds holsters pit
lows &c also the contents Of tin store of variety,
showcases &c Sale TO take place O'Clock al las
Spring THOS. M. CONNAU9HrON. AucttOncer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
FURNITURE.

------------>---------~~~--~>
A 6A BROADWAY-OOTTAGE ENAMEiLED FURNr-
"A chaately ornamened, In all Styles
from e25 up wards; wardrobes mattresses spring beds
Ac the old established 6yA Broadway, i've
doors above Laura Keenes theatre Goods carefully packed
for the country
BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND BEDROOM FUR
ID piture wanted suitable for boarding house
either 10 buy; would like TO form paItnershp with
who would furnish Best OF reference given Address
Partner, broadway Post Office.
TNNAMEIL.ED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN
n al coloa and styles Wholesale aud retail at prices rom
6n and upwards. WARREN WARD, X7 Cana street (od
No. B0, four doors east Of broadway.
EURNrTURH BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY.
u A fair value given In ready money for
Furniture carpets, books, &C.. &C,
At Is Sixth avenue,
Between Ninth aud Tenth streets
ROSEWOOD AND MAH00ANY FU kNITURE-IN SETS.
III JOSIAH A. LANE 10 Caharnc etreei, for thirty seven
years would invite hs friends and customers call and zoe
his assortment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

L,RAEKlIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET. ONE
door from Broadway.-Open every afternoon and night.
by the troupe Of
MODEL ARrIsrEs
comprising company Of the finest formed the
world" numbering
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
who will appear In . beautiful selection of living pictures
each performance
Commencing at 5, Commencing at 8.
Strangers will observe that the above only place q
amusement in the United States where the
MODEL ARTISTES
exhibited Admiration 50 cents boxe
cents private boxes, 81; seats on the stage, s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

UCTlON SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
"A A.. III. CRISTAl.AR, auctoneer, will cell this day,
i4th Instant IL o'clock Is Bowery large assortment
of ock sack and business cashmere CLOTH linen and .pac
Valencia boots and shoes calf skin kip gentle
patent leather CATERS and Shoes &c travelling bags
rctcules portemonnaes china mane ornaments &C.
by order this assgnee lot OF dry goods consans Of de-
lanes cashmeres, Ringhams prints lawns handkerchies
stockings undersrts and drawers Silks velvet Innings but
tons, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

EDWARD H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
u r. II. LUDLOW 90. will sell at public auction NOR
row Tuesday March Is Al u o'clock s the Merchants Elk
change, the following valuable property
Sale In partition OF two In Pearl street,
PeA! street.-The two valuable together with the build
ines thereon Nos ~ and 446 Pearl street, Chahsm;
lot 5Oxl0O feet
Also,
Two valuable lots 90 Fins. sixth street.
Fifty SIKH The two desirable full lots on north
side Fifty sixh street. IG5 feet wes OF Lexington avenue
lot 25xl00 feet Terms easy.
Also
Two valuable houses and lots on Greene street
The neat two story dwelling houseu lots Nos 1870
and street. east aide Prince;
lots s9nOO Terms easy Ths property is well stu lted
beipq 400 feet from Broadway and full
ytcu.ars al the sucioneers once, No IA Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

A UCTIoN NOTlCE-THos. BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND
"A W Th0MPsoN-rueslsy at lo1z o'clock 10 the uaes.
10 East broadway furniture dry goods clothing and
pledged goods sewing machines &c. Pa
Monday 1sI by l. Levy. Out door sales attended, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

DRIAN II. MULLER, MISUNDERSTANDING
"A able store and lot No. IA Nassau street lad RIAN
II. MULLER will sell at aucdon Wednesday,, March
49, 1889 IL NJ mt the Merchants Exchange New Yock,
premises known No. l44 Nassau street. Lately
cuped by Banks Gould Co. law and at present
by Banks Brother The building Is Eve stories high with
vaults au1 cellars der the whole aud present under
annual OF 81 $50 and TIE lot Is about II froat
on Nassau street. rear 46 feet inches depth
each sde Posse Lat OF May $4,000 remain
bond and mortgage three five For particulars
apply 70 BANks 4 BROlHEkS on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

"A Office 29 Broadway.Eegant household furniture
public sale tomorrow, Tuesday March IS, commencing at
lplS O'CLOCK at the private residence OF Mrs Bene 90
Eleventh street. Fifth Panoforte Of
wood, pearl keys, and nlaid Ill solid pearl.
Partisan suit OF drawing furniture IN sa1
broca,el medalloH chairs, Gotti: do.
Velvet carpet Brussels pier and mante mirrors rich
and costly paintings sdebosrds marble etegeres
tore, bookcase, window curtains shades satuary
ments, &c, &C.
IinnR furniture Of all kinds
contents of seven ganty furnished cham
bes nursery basement and Kitchen furniture Of every de-
ecripi0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

Skillet, Mrs Mounchessip gtons maid Mrs Ieyic
The Will conclude with the side splitting
MR. AND MRS. PETER WHITE,
Supported by Messrs Peters, Varrey Levck Peters
and Misses Mccarthy Wells and Maren, AID intersperse
with Singing and Dancing in the approved improve
operate and Saaosic styles by thoee distinguished ass
MIR AND MRS. PETER WHITE
Dress circle seats be advance with
out extra charge-b0 cents each.
Doors open at So; to commence at TX precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

A UCrIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
a s. BuGAkT ednesday 18th llst at II o'clock, at 223
Wooster the premises known Our STORE mort
gage OF hotel furniture large gill mirrors bedsesds
and bedding mahogany bureaue tables chss carpets
and cornces, oil paintings, washs.ands and
crockery Barroom ADMINISTRATIONS oil paintings, costly
gas chandeliers Aurts English beer pump crockery and
glass ware chairs tables engravng stove ocloh kitchen
range, kitchen furniture, cooking utensils &c.
JOHN X. FARHINGrUN, Attorney for Mcrtgagee,
once No IL chambers street,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-15
Agricultural Notice.

The Trustees cf the Hancock Agricultural So.
eiety are requested to meet at Ellsworth, on Sat
urday July l6 at ten o'clock \. NJ. Some further
preparations are necessary 10 be made upon the
Fair Grounds before the exhibition in October,
and it is expected that all OF the Trustees will be
present.
At former meeting Of the Trustees, by their
vote authorized the payment OF ten cents per mile
for travel for all impol ted stack on which premi-
ums may be awarded at the Exhibition in October
next. And also, the payment OF five cents per
mile for all native sto K, On which premiums may
be awarded
The prizes for the best specimens Of Ladies
Riding, will be at determined this meeting. The ri'
ding to be done upon the Race Course. on the
Pair grounds, on the 18th day of October, the Sd
day OF the exhibition. Any Lady residing in the
County who wishes to compete Tor the prize can
do so BY leaving their names with tho Secretary
on or before the day of Exhhtion.
A NJ. GLIDDEN, See'y.
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COUP - M 20 1859.

Ma. EDITION 80 &C.
Looking over the list Of Mount Vernon
subscriptions in your paper, noticed one
or two mistakes in the Gouldsboro' names
Miss Jane A. llovey, as you have the name,
stands, fancy for our patriotic public
spirited. and feminine townswoman Renie,
or Irene A. Hovey. do not know that she
is partial to the name of Jane. Then you
have literally bestowed title of honor Q
suppose you consider it SOY upon II. p. b.
WIN, presume does not care about having
Mrs. tucked on to her name, however hon
cradle the title may be deemed Don't you
Mr.. Editor, and the rest of mankind judge
by our humilioting subscription list, that
the Gouldsborough women are uncommony
deficient in patriotic pride, or So over
fond of money that they would begrudge a
little spent in a good cause do sincerely
believe that many who withheld their dollar
or less. would have been ready and willing
to contribute their share, if they had only
taken right view OF the "work of love ~
But there seemed to be most singular mis-
apprehension as to the motives and object Of
the enterprise. Gouldsboro' might and
should have done better. However it can
not be helped now. Enough Oh this subject,
which is not at all pleasant. III
q The name Of the lady in Castinc,
which was printed in the Mt. Vernon list
- Holmes, is Mrs. Phebe W. Holmes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-15
Literary Notices.


TT. Peterson & Brothers Of pbiI,ae,.
Min p, bava s,,vr,ss,s ,h,,s,,,o. - 49,,
-. - So: :: ' 80 themselves y com
,;on of Sir Walter Soo,t.s nano,s :, -, -.
cost Of q cents prmho, or sra i ,,,ar. 9.
the complete set. COMPRISING tbirtv.two sto.
ries. We are very glad to see so cheap an
edition OF novels so much superior in their
tone and morals-to say nothing of their
geniusN-to the watery trash that is written
and read, we suppose, by foolish people now
a-days Better read the Waverley novels,
and re-,ead them to the filtieth time than to
blood and thunder or yellow covered snus,-
ton novels The p,tersnns' b.v. ,brs c,r
issued ten numbers containing, eaoI = ,,,,,..I
-compIete viz Ola Nor,.li,, Ival5a.lai'
Waror,or Iraoh,o ID d." il" oo'', D''
ward CIV Mnnnarino. E,n;, III" M T
Abbot and Tho An,;f,,,, 49,, ,,'o ~ III
.av;sa o,r - anu W. siiou'u
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NEWS ITEMS.

Several communications on hand An interest
ing account of soue transactions bo,wa.n tho
,Gensr,, ,,d Oh. Mt. - -.
r.. .;ra,.-.. = -, -, Wv mo- .
'"'NN ~ f"N 10 N'Soi''e'' viii appear mex
week.
MooStrGur ExcrRsroS-Tbe Steamer Nara
,,,.r,s ,oot dov, tho -, :.
-, Ill. -. % -.
sA'"'''''' s''' A"A-SS' u A'u'es anu zen
tieneh'
THANKS to Crane 4 Co.'S T.nrc,s for ro,.o, no
pe-s in advance Of tn, mail
DR.. Harriet X. Hunt We understand, will visit
our village, ani preach on Sunday.
r,c-,-..
~ '"s .'''' ''f
~ 'Aa' ''"' anu gas ue's' was oe''sr'
" The small pox Is now prevailing in St John to some
" The sentence Of death agans; Plummer has been
eOmmu;ed to imprisonment, for lite.
~ The store Of jane. STAG, p,le +, ,l,i. IRA. t.,
open elr es,ay night but dndns No money lie A..
'eFsisF says the oa' glars went Of : mad -
The following fclicitous toast wa, rfT,.red I,.
Hon I. Washburn, Jr., at the Bangor eeIti ra.
ton on the 1tL.
UuR CovSrsy-Our country r;sbt ~,
wrong when rigs t. to be KEEP, rrh,-vhen
wrong TO be nut ricb,
ne Trans on the Caas and lcwy.s Island
haiiroad have been doing heavy business III
the way OF ircIsht'nS. Tor several weeks,
81. Nrox Herald.
S.b Sc;,,o Of .rr.,,,o, " IT
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MARINE JOURNAL.
POKT OF ELLsWORTH.

July 6.
CLEARED.
schrs Mary Elizabeth, Higgins for Portland
ARRIVED.
Capt John, Smith, Salem.
" Arabinc, Merrill, 10
Margaret Ann, Casper, Portland
Superior, Moon. Salem.
Catharine Benl, Chute, Belfast.
CLEARED.
'' Commodore. Grant, Portland.
Margaret Day, do
Magnolia, Candagc, Boston.
Arborccr, Smith, Boston.
q Counselor, Franks, do
X. p. Warning, Moon, do
Olive Branch, Allev, for Portland.
Morning Star, Clay. do
Margaet Ann, Jasper, do
'' Nolant, Jordan, boston.
Dolphin, Lord, do
Wauderer Balatta, do
Panama, Tate. do
Belle, Holt, Providence.
ARRIVED.
= Bangor, jordan, Boston.
" Georgia, Alley, Do
utronto. Hammond. 10
Wurrouton, Cousins, 10
George 4 Mary. Lid, do
Valparaiso. Cousins. d.
Doris, Curtis. d.
CLEARED.
Fsiricalcr Smith, Providence
Aiitlne, Merrill Boston.
g Abigail, Murth, do
ARRIVED.
Canova, Fuller, do
NandaIiI, jack son. do
10
. Crr.srn- Smith Y Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Nathaniel Murch. Of Ellsworth, in the
w county Of IIarcock the fourteenth day Of Oc-
toher, 1855 by his mortgage deed Of that date, duly
executed and recorded conveyed the subscriber
tain lot or parcel Of land situate Ellsworth aforesaid
being the homestead of said Nathaniel j. Murch, and
bounded follows to wit Beginning ut a small cedar
tree beside the brick kiln Cedar street, the bank
thence south eghty-sevcn and onehalf grees the
head line according Peters plan thence souherly at
right angles sixty four rods thence right angles the
shore thence by the shore to the place Of beginning
Guiding Kendrick Point and embracing in all hundred
less and whe the condition mentioned
in said mortgage has been broken by reason whereof
claim orecose the and hereby give notice thereof
as by statute provided in such directed.
JOSIiJ A r.. JORDAN
BY EUGENE HALE his Atty.
Ellsworth, july . 1859. 3w21
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X NOW all by these presents that the subscriber
d. hereby relinquish to my son, Joseph t. saludrts
the remainder u his nrtrity shall pay none Of hi
debts NOT claim lis earHss after nj, late.
MOSES SAUNDERS, JR.,
Wi,uess-N,RX SAUNDERS.
oTand July :, 1853. .3r25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-15

WHEREAS, Wilton Homer the 1ith day of March
w in the year isis by hi deed Of mortgage convey
ell 10 Rams Doanc deceased the following described
let Of an to wit commencing the town road leading
m m the Cnt'le Farm the county road john c. Ho-
mers and running north siXyiour degrees west sixty
three rods thence narh tweutrsiv degrees east forty
rods 70 land Of Ahucr lowell thence south sixty
four degrees east sixty three rods by said Lowels land 70
the said road thence by said town road to the bounds
first named, containing fifteen more or less and
whereas the c,nditi-s Of sad mortgage deed have not
been compiled with therefore ny the authority invested
in the subscriber administrator Of said deceaees
estate, claim to reclose the for conditions broken,
ss the statute provides.
SEWALL LAKE Administrator.
Buch sport, Jnls lsjb. 3Y24
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Notice Of foreclosure.

WHEREAS. James stubfs. 81, then Of Bucksport in
w the county of Hancock, State Of Maine,
absentee and residence unknown the fourth day OF No
vember, 1882 by his deed Of that date recorded in
Hancock Registry, vol So, page 49, conveyed to the
dcrgred certain piece Of land of about forty acres sit
uaed in said Bu kspart it being part Of lot numbered
95, for particular description Of which reference
may be had to the deed record the conditions of said
mortgage hsve been broken and claim foreclase the
according to the provisions Of the statute and here
by give notice Of the same.
JOHN N. SWAHEY.
Backsport. June Goth, 1859. 3w24
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d [ f d.

Castne June Goth, Edward f. Collins Of John and
Rosannah Collins, aged 10 ears 10 mouths and 81 days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-15

The Subscribers hereby gives public notice to ali
concerned, that they have been appointed and ia
ken upon themselves the trust OF Administrators OF
the Estate of
JOSEPH B0WDEN,
late of Penobscot, in the County Of Hancock Yeo
man, deceased by giving bond as the law directs
they therefore request all persons who indebted
to tho said deccased's estate, to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the same for settlement.
JOSEPH BOWDEN, JR.,
FLIEATH L. HEATH.
Penobscot, July7, 1859. %
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, Emily Dyer, has left my he'd aud
board without any iustifable cause, therefore for
bid all persons harboriDg trusting her account
shall pay debts Of her contracting after THE date
J0THAM S. DYER.
Waltham, July s. 1850 +3w21
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ A r r lie

sedgwick2d inst, by Hon. Wyer e. Sargent William
A. Hooper to susan A. Eaton all Of s
Deer lsie--'th inst, by Frederick Billings. Esq. Of
nf9oksye Capt john Gray Of Deer Isle Miss Melinda
X. Bedford Of Salem, Mass.
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate of
JOSEPH WILSON,
late OF Castine, in the County Of Hancock. yeoman
deceased, by giving bond as the law Directs lie
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the dcceased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon, to ex.
hibit the same for settlement.
WILLARD DEVEREUX.
Castino, July :, 1859. 25
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