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Ellsworth Pos, once Regulations.

OFFICE oPES FROM O'CLOCK A NJ, TO u Pm
Mails Close-western one hour and branch mails
furth hour before departure.
Western Mail arrives daily except Monday at o'clk
departs - { kept snnday) at p. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Except sunday at ~ o'ck NJ
departs Except Monday at 81 A NJ.
Eastern Mail oas1s daily at O'Clock r n
Bucks idt aud Beifas-arriyes Monday, ~ ''7y and
Friday at O'Clock N-Departs Tuesday, t,fslay
aud Saturday, at ! O'Clock Pm.
Sullivan and Narraguagus--arriyes Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at O'Clock M.-departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, at s A.. N.
Mount Dvsert-arrivu Wednesday and Saturday at IL
O'Clock s.-departs TUESDAY and trie.yst IL \
Castne-arriyes Tuesday aud saturday at O'Clock P NJ
-departs Monday and Friday ct aA N
Trenton Potnt-aTriyes Saturday, at IL o'eSck A. de
parts at p. n, day
Amherst and Great Pond arrive Tuesday at o'clock p
s--depart Monday at A n.
HAMILTON JOY. Postmaster.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, S. Supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, 1852.
On the foregoing petition it is ordered by the
Court that notice of the tendency thereof be given
to all persons interested, by publishing an attested
copy of the petition and this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
the last publication to be at least tuirty days before
the next term of this Court to be holden at Els
worth, within nd for the County of Hancock 90 the
fourth Tuesday of April next, that they may then
and there appear and shew cause. If any they
have, why the prayer of the petitioners should
not be granted.
Attest, PARKER w. PERRY, Clerk
true copy Of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon,
Auc,t, PARKER ". FERRY. Clerk,
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To the Hon Justice. Of The supreme judicial Court be

To the Hon. Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court be-
held at Ellsworth, within and for the County Of Han.
cock, the fourth Tuesday Of October, A. d, 1889
- ESPECTFULLY represents John P. johnson Of Deer
IL Isle 10 said County OF Hancock, that he is seized
In fee simple and tenant in common Of and certain
parcel OF land situate Ia said Deer Isle md de-
scTibed follows-Being part 0! the Colby farm,
mencng the Thompson lot on the Mil Pond, thence
nor,heaserly by said Thompson LOT about four hundred
and any rods thence nOrhwesterly land of Eli Perry
about rods, thence souhwestery by land Of Amos
Gordon. heir, about four hundred and Atty rods the
six rods TO the bounds begun At containing fifteen
lessthe said John 4. Johnson und vlded
half part with Ambrose c. Gordon persons
your petitioners that he possess occupy and i'm
prove the said u any advantage while the Ays
In eomuoa and undivided aforesaid, but Wholly loses
the profits thereof MA,y-fre he prays that notice may
be issued in due form Of that his said part may be
of and assigned " him In severalty.
JOHN 2. JOHNSON.
Deer Isle MAY 10Th 1889
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-09

CALrroaxrA NEws-St Louis, Goth, the
overland mail c! the 9Th arrived this even
ing.
It brought teiesraphic despatch via
Fresno Station dated san Francisco, Feb. :.
Arrived It'll. Ship Sparkling Wave, from
New York.
Trade with the country was temporarily
active. Sales of 1000 boxes candles per e.
gle Wing at % II cents, 100 halt barrels
Clear Pork at So 80 10 900 gallons Spir-
its Turpentine at IS cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-09

Town ELECTIONS IN TIE SrArE.-Standish,
Republican ; Norway, do Pennington, do
Oxford, do Harrison, do; windham and
the city of Bath, do. Sidney Rep; Pittston,
do Skowhegan. do Hampden, do Read
6eid, do, Manchester, 40; Bowdoinham
do Gardiner, do Fairfield, dol Albion do;
Richmond, do Rocklani, do, Kenncbunk,
do:
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M A r r T e D.

0rland--Feb. 10th, by Rev. B. S. Arey, Mr.,
Joseph Z. Saunders to Mill Ellen M. Gross, both
of Urland.
Deer Isle-ith inst, by Rev. J. King, Mr..
Edwin P. Cole, Of Charles Isle, to Miss Susan W.
Hatch of Deer Isle.
Brooklin-March 5th. by Rev. L. Bradford Mr..
AlonIo W. Herrick to Miss Julia A. Batchelder.
all Of b.
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Grimm n Paiu KILLER.

The world astonshed at the wonderful cures perform
ed by the Cranp aud Pain Killer, prepared by CURTIS
PERKINS. Its equal has been for renewing
pain In all for tho cure Of Spinal Complaints,
Cramp In the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism ia all its
forms, Bilious Collie, Burns, Sore Throat and Gravel II l.
decidedly the best remedy in the world Evidence Of the
performed by any medicine is circulars
n the hands Of Agents. 40a
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Northumberland that our friend Jo

I'VE understand that our friend Joseph
d. Hall. Esq, late editor Of the Aroostook
Pioneer. contemplates commencing the publ
cation VI u new paper in IIoulton, to be
called The Dozen Easier. We are inform
ed that Mr.. Hall has press now in Houl-
ton, and probably may issue his new paper
in few weeks-provided he meets with suf-
fcient encouragement. The Down Easter.
we understand, is to be neutral in politics
and religion. - Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-09

The Missouri Opposition Convention
met at jefferson LIST, inst. Mr.. Abel Loon
ard presided. who in taking the chair an
nounced the objects of the Convention,
A series of resolutions wore introduced de-
nouncing the Democratic party for its action
in favor of slavery and kindred questions,
and nominating Edward Bates for the Presi-
dency, which were unanimously adopted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-09

WIsooSsls REPUBllcAN CONVENTION Chi
oago. lst, The Wisconsin Republican Con-
vention at Madison yesterday, elected Carl
Schurz, Hans Croker. John W Grsgn, and
Thomas Stoddard. Strong resolutions were
also passed in favor Of VIM. H. Seward for
President
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CHI MCDONALD. Agent.
Tl..gnxth Ian Is 1850.

Among the vari1u. proprietary medicines Of the day
none occupy high place 10 the estimation OF te public
a. hose II j c. AVER Il co, of lowell Mass. Ply
stefan, knoseige them he the best remedies for the
diseases t which they designated that can be pruiuc
cd and many thea e"Rstsny IN their practice l! Is
not unr, asanahr in them do so, the Doctor with
pfa,vwOtthy aakness furnishes the formula Of each OF
h. preparations b every member IT the profession
neither .uccessu or not in pecnnary point Of view
Nj. great popularity must Afford him much satisfaction. ii
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prsparsd BY Cornehus l.. Ch,essnan, W, u,
Ne0 icrk Guy.
The combination Of ingredients ia these Pills are the re
sal, Il a long and extensive praetc- They are mild Tn
their OPERATION and certain correcting al reguiarts
Painful Transformations removing all psii uctipns whether
from cold Otherwise, headache, pain In the sie pap'
taton At the heart disturbed sleep, which arises ouI IN
terGuptioa OF nature.
To MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable they will bring on
the monthly period With regularity. Ladies who have
disappointed in the ase Of other Ps place the
utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's s doing all that
they represented to do,
NOTICE!
They shoah not h- used during Pregnancy, A. miss
Carriage wouA certainly result Their II
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything 10
Igroas LIE nf health Explicit d,etons, which should
be read accompany each box Price 81 Sent BY mall on
enclosing 81 u General gent Sold by one Druggist
In every town In the United states. bOf sale BY I. u
Peek, Ellsworth, Me.
X. n HCTCHINGs,
Gsasral Ages, for the United Siaft,,
les CHAMBERS STREET. n. Y.
- an k.i.- nri. he All
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Hancock. supreme Judicial Court. Oct Term, 1850
Upon the foregoing petition il ordered by the Court
that notice Of the pendency thereof be given all per-
sons Interested. by publishing asesled copy of the
petition aud this order thereon three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American last publication to be At
thirty days before the VI this Court be holden
Ellsworth, within aud for the county Of Hancock,
the fourth Tuesday Of April next that they may then and
there appear and shew cause any they have why the
prayer Of the petition should not be granted,
Auest;-PARKER W. FERRY, Clerk
true copy N the petition aud order NJ Court thereon
3xT Aues,5-PARkER " FERRY Cictt
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NOTICE.

Tie Trustees Of the Hancock Agricultural So.
cety are reqsested to meet at the Office OF the
Eaftsr. <4rsatr on Saturday ths Eth day OF
Maten at 10 O'Clock A. VI. 1t is necessary that
all the Trustees should be present. az premiums
are to DO o fered and preliminary arrangements
made for the third annual Exhibition.
A. ". GLIDDEN, Secretary.
EnsMorth March J. lsGO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-09

Mrs. Winsiow, experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for chdren teethlng,
which greatly facilitates the process " eetng by soften
ing the gums reducing all iniamm stion-wl aiay all
pain and sure 10 guate The bawel. Depend upon 1t
mothers II will give rest ourselves and relief and health
ta your infants Perfectly safe in all See adser-
ti.euacnt ia another column. ly25
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THE subscri'et hereby gives public notice all
Eernel that she has been dol appointed and has taken
upon herself the OF Administrators Of the estate
Uf
DAVID HIGGINS, late Of Eden,
in the Co Of Hancock. deceased by giving bond the
law directs she therefore request. all persons who in
dcbted 10 the said 'ceasrd's make immediate
payment and hose who have any demands thereon to
AibiL tbs sane for settlement.
MARY s. HIGGINS
February !, 1860.
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CHARLEsroS,

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 6.
The steamer Columbia reports passing
Sunday. 18th inst, the ship Sarah. of Bos-
ton. ON fire aud abandoned. A brig and
schooner were alongside.
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ST JOINS, n. F., March 6.
The steamship Prince Albert, from New
York for Galway, arrived here this morning
She will probably sail this evening, with to-
DAYS American adyices.
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES

For Ciergymen and Justices use, in a neat and
convenient form, printed and for sale at the
AMERICAN OFFICE.
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mi,tee of Investigation into the affairs OF the
Treasury" slated that the Committee were
about concluding their labors, which from
causes wholly beyond their control, had been
prolonged TO a much greater period than they
had desired. II was now thought by the
Committee that some time would be saved
and the report placed in the han ds of mem
pers at an earlier day by granting leave to
submit printed report, and at the instance
of the Commute he now asked that peEmiss-
ion,
Mr., AcCrillis, oil Bangor. conceded in the
psopriety of this mode of procedure, and sub
mitted the following order, which was unani-
mously adopted:
Ordered. Tina, the Committee appointed to
investigate the causes of the late 'defalcation
In the Treasury. have Leave TO submit prin-
ted report. and that five thousand copies OF
the same be printed for the use OF the Legisla-
turc.
Monday, March 6.
SENATE. Resolve laying a tax (of S229.
sC0) on the several counties Of the State, was
received from the House, read once. and on
motion of Mr.. Bicknell, the rules were sus
pended. the resolve read a second time.
amendment, Of the House incurred in. and as
amended passed to be eng ossed.
Passed TO lie engrossed-Resolve granting
100 acres OF land t" aid in building bridge
Across Salmon Brook in township IL. r. 8 ;
in aid of road leading from Mssa'dis to Ok
Bow IN favor of a rosd from Xavier Niolette's
to ST. John river Resolve for the repair Of
road in Indian township. Washington county;
in aid OF bridges in township No. T. from t..
l.. s.. in favor Of opening and locating road
from eastern Aroostook to Fish river road.
HousE. Order relating to the report OF the
Investigating Committee. came from the Sen
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FOR s ALE

Al ,hs Book store o. Moses Hale and also the
lean Once, SERMON preached by Rev II, L. Estes, on
f the L.N renee Calamity Price lc cts.
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MOTTO T..

This i. to forbid all persons from purchasing a
note given by me, John OConner, to James Long
for $50; falling due about the first o. August
/ co. as payment has been stopped on it.
JOHN oC0NNER.
fremont, Mar. LIST, GO, 3w C
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

The undersignri tenders his sincere and hearty
thank, TO the I,remen OF Ellsworth, for their very
.ktIltu aud succc->ial eiorts IN arrcstng tho fur
ther p'oyre,, OF the disastrous FIRE whi:h occur
red yesterday morning, III the bnek block IL
which hare Interest.
W. HATHAWAY.
Ellsworth, Feb. -, Is0l.
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CIR Ne 4 CO.'S
- E X P B. ESS .

WtSrxs AsE.ssyxsxr-Frofn Ellss.rth Tor Portlsnt
auh llnston every day via Bangor.
srxAsA ArEASGs1ssr.- Monday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday via BaaAsport,
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BANGOR, Feb. 20, $50.
DEAN sIR;-In the hurry Of the OCCASION the
shove card was mlslaid. aud not then published.
as 1t should have been. | have just now diseov-
cred the mistake and wish you to publish the
card, in your mex, PAPER, WITH this my apology
for an apPattH! neglect
Very respectfully.
J. ". HATHAWAY.
To the Editor OF the Ellsworth American.
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WANTED.

HARD and SOFT WOOD, in payment of tho
Ama,enn. Will those subscribers who are intend
ing to pay their subscription in Wood, haul some
soon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

DEApouLRrERs CoTrlNEgTAL GUARDS
New Orleans. June I, 1850.
Rg- Special Orders The members Of mi
Company hereby ordered 10 assemble HI RDAY
at ~ clock r. NJ at the Armory, for l. BY order OF
GEO. CLARK, Captain.
T. L. MCFARLAND, o. s. lei We&Thtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

- SALE OF NEGROES-oN THE FIRST OF
October my house will be opened and large supply
n Of all classes offered for sale imported from
" Virginia, Maryland and Georgia Afterwards during the
large lots Of negroes be had from the above
States Apply at 81 Baronne street between Common and Ora
ysr and two squares west from 81. Charles Hotel.
VS. saS ON WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

Only Ten Hours Travel fran New Orleans W. Jsskssz
s RAILROAD. x -
--l%4
The undersigned have Iafeiy purchased nd
OF Sufnnsr Resort asd have spared NJ xssss II M
reffns 70 make u eqsi any Of dc Soern ws:efjx
places end a frst class Hotel. 'ss--2s5s
seeYpr medicinal nrntit,t q M vsta Is VI
uaou Of ss iso4ei wretsuds with ~ d
fine dyec make i favorable tie
community Of tie Sosth. '"s
Connected With the Hotel, ser the A. s,,v
gnests. Billiards. Pistol GaIss5es and ron Pin Aeys
and fine Bard Of Nssic. Livery Ssie vefe s find
Saddle Horses gu9ges and Carriages Good sabsz accof
ncdations for those who bring their establishment
Arrangements ss2e made In New Orleans for daily su
plies from that In The way vegetables and
Ice, which, with ths productions Of the surrounding cn,rv
viii enable ms TO keep superior table
fe2S If r. W. EEERURy 4 70.
<ess BACHELOKg5 HALL, BIIJ9XL-THe SUB
wond Fespestfsy friends and tIte
ID pable that they lave PfACR BI where evtS
thing god and drink be had the
during the moEttss. The Accommodation for sins
gentlemen, bachelors will be found good
i distinctly announced TINT the patronage Js
bachelors is solicited
ie2i II SMITIy& MILLS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

r w. q J. F. STARR.
~ CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden, New Jersey,
z-Manufacurer Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS AS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Reor,s and other
Houses
REToRTs all CASTINGS required for setting them
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CONDENsERs, SGRUBBERS and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Rctorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 1000 to 100000 cube daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sTEvEs for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS, from III to IS inches diameter for Water
Gas. sHS5#
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS. such as Branches Bends,
nrips, Sleeves, eic.
STOP VALVES from to 30 inches, either brass faced plain.
WROUGHT IRON WoRk-Al the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
Recommendations shonId he addressed to the PRINGI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN NEM JERSEY.
nl.BRaNGH OFFICE Us SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILAnELPHtA ie3 ly&W
~ preparation for the TEETH introduced 1t eeAnses
them perfectly strengthens the gums leaves delicious
fragrance in the mouth The eminent Dentists
mend its being entirely free injurious ingredients
Made only by JAMES T. SHlNN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29
BARNES HOTEL.
, TEGARDEN HOTEL,

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEI4-Ths delightful
s Watering Place is now being thoroughly renovated and
EBewy furnished and viii be open for the reception OF
iiors the 10Th Of june Every effort will BE- made to
visitors comfortable and to make their pleasant
There place than Ocean Springs for yachting,
fishing bathing The table will be furnished with everything
In the New Orleans Market together with
Fish, Game Oysters with which the Lake and surrounding
country abound. For the guests there
Pin Alley Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables The Saloon
will be supplied with the choicest Liquors. Wines and Cigars
Band of Music will be in attendance during the
Bugges and Saddle Horses be hired at the Hotel Also
Sailboats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions.
The Bathing facilities be exceled place
the Lake The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
powers excellent condition. and in close proximity the
Hotel Ocean Springs having been visited by epidemics
is decidedly the healie well the beauui location
the Gulf shore.
ny2S I'm COOK 4 HOYT, Proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

~ PRADAT'S HOTEL, BILOXI. = The under
fisiened Mrs. Elizabeth Pradat formerly
M preress of the Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
the public TINT tits establishment is for the
Attached TO the hotel is good billiard table,
beautiful Yacht saddle horses bnggies and afford
ing pleasure Visitors Prdat's Hotel wishing
to land the hotels wharf, will please notify the captain of the
boat.
myIT 3n JOHN B. & EUGENE @. PRADAT,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

-FTom TitcinnAti
change OF cars.
psy- Baggage checked through.
s Illinois and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads make
reliable connections ut Cincinnati without omnibus
Te Ohio and Mississippi Railroad having broad gauge
nv this route the advantage OF wide and
co cars greater beality of room moth IN seats and
acs nt Gun oer Railroad in the West and
fayin Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars by and Foote's
Patent Ventilated Sleeping By nigh passengers will enjoy
atmosphere free from DUST and at least ten degrees eooer
than in ordinary cars. - n,
two Ras Through Express Trains, sundays exceped9 one
Train Sunday evening. -,
The public arc respectfully cautioned against bills advertising
other routes making quicker time
delay three four hours at Grand junction. rs
Southern Route,
ms SsS for Tickets Via Ohio Mississippi Railroad.
For information apply the Office Of the New Orleans Jack
sn and Great Railroad No. lis Camp street,
size LAFAYETTE Square; also at 0re of the ST. Louis, Cairo
Line o Packets No 81 Camp street corner OF
Commercial Place. ~ - ~,
ia25 If T Ti0UtfH fien'l Fret hi and Ticket Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29
-, ALLEGIIANY SPRINGS,
LEI 80 NILES FROM sHAwsyILLE DEPOT,

M1 80 MILES FRoN EVANSVILLE DEPOT,
Montgomery cougty, Wa.
The Projectors having purchased this WATERING PLACE
In October last. have thoroughly repaired and furnished with
entirely Furniture of the GLASS; and will
reception Of visitors the Is Il, day or june
Having Increased aecomodatfoas and made liberal
aents for the comfort Of their guests they atter Themselves
ths1 bat few III any Watering Places Will afford the at
fractions as this.
Is situated IN The county Of Mongomery 81 milea from
oe river and by Of the beautiful and
to be found among the mountains Virginia
The Water has acquired such reputation in the
that IL to anything in ssmendation Of IT, II
s now considered specific for the forms OF Dyspepsia
and remedy for all Cutaneous Diseases sorered conditions
q the Stomach Bowels and Liver and fer prostraon Of tie
Nervous System Ne might append nuzaber of certificates
from and others acquainted with MERITS
these might be added sd infntum.
Passengers Will be at Shawsve by fourhorse 0mni
busse to convey them road the Springs Per-
leaving Baltimore Washington RchmonS Petersburg
IN the morning arrive the Springs the
the South will lind the the arrival Of each
train.
iel6 I'm BOOTH coLH0US 4 &C.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

A.. PAsCAGoULA HOUSE-NoW MUCH EN-
lEH MR.. AND MRS. DoDsoN, wish to inform the public
that they all times ready Boarers at the follow
ing
Winner Per month, S25. ar setE 81, ner days nj IA
eJ-This establishment combines all the comforts of home,
being quiet than larger hotels having separate btl houses
for ladies and gentlemen, etc. Telegraph Office by
ans w, S, DODSQN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

NDTICE-NIL1. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
by the Commissioners Of tue village AechaBicharn u
III 1900 at II o'clock NJ the Leyee in VILLAGE for
warehouse buildings dspotor depots of merchandise ship yards
for the pnrpoe of moorn dry dock docks for pe-
Rod not exceeding ten years The lease paid
annually in advance But should there be bidders
above purposes be let YEAR
it being well understood that the front perpende.
uar to tho river shall be left open public use.
The Commissioners shall have the right reject any
bids, if they fit do.
Mechanichan Gfctag and Mr. Cochraue's Salt
Warehouse. "
BJ Sale to take place Mt Mr.. YaughRn's Gofeehouse.
jei5 lulS HENRY FABER, Secretary.