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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il ING LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARK.-On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Nav 5:h, at 81
t-ust to the subscriber, dated Nav 7th, 1857 ard
del recorded IN Lbsr j. A 8, No. ls7, foios 81 CT
seq. one of the lsnd records for Washing ton coun-
ty, ID. G., shall sell Lots Nos 50 and h3 in subdivI
sion OF Square no. ga, fronting esch u feet or
North II street, between LIST strcet west ard north
Capio street and running back Us feet inches to
& 81 feet alley, and containing each 1926 feet oil
around, more or less.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN g. u and
10 months, with interest, secured by deed oftTusI
on the premises, All convey anciEg at the cost o
the purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
ap2 -2aw&ds j g. MEG UDRE a. co, Aucts.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account of the rain until THURSDAY tbs 9TH
inst, same hour and place.
ap4d A. GREEN, Auct
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By j. c. MCGUIRE r. CO., Auct;ouesrs.
HINR I1STEE,S SALE or EnIrD NAL u

BY j. Z. McG U1RE CO., Auotoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
\ BUILDING LoTs. AT THR CORNER OF lsT STREET
WEsIAND NORTH g STREETS SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, Nav 5th, at S O'Clock. on the
bsr lst 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. = No
49, oos 4S5 etc, one OF the land records for Wash
lngton county, In The District of Columbia, shall
sell lots numbs red q, q, % ard 81, in James c.
McGulre's subdivision of square 624.
Lot fronts 25 feet LIST street west, at the cor
ner OF @ street north and running back $50 feet 4
Inches TO a 2 feet alley. Lots g. - and 81 front
each . feet ~ inches LIST street west between q
and n streets NORTH and run back 30 feet inches
TO % iest alley, together with the improvements
O nsl.tDg of small two story brick houses erected
on tho rear of said lots and fronting the alley
Terms: pne fourth cash the retidue n 6, u and
on the premises
1fthe terms of sale should not he complied with
In hive days thareafter, the trustee reserves the
IIght to res3 at the risk and expense Of the de-
Al conveyaaciDg st the expense Of the purchaser
TH0S. j. FISHER, rTustee.
an 2-saw6ds J.C. Mes u RE& co Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
JEhEMPTORY SALE OF RICH OIL PAINT
INsS. PLATKD WARE, &C-On THURSDAY
Auction Rooms, we shall sell, without reserve. a
large invoice OF Oil Paintings, Plated Ware c.
s. rioh Oil Paintings, in heavy gilt frames,
Plated Goblets, g old Lined
Do Lsmonades,
DO Cake Baskets, Walters
Do Mugs, Butter Dishes
DO Casters. DC.
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum +.
credit OF 81 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
ap4 J. c. MCGUIRE & CO Annts
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REWARDS FOR DETECTION OF INCENpIARIEs.-
In consequence of the MANY acts of incendiarism
which have been perpetrated In our city within
few weeks, and the di Guilty of arresting parties
and obtaining the evidence of guilt sufficient to
came to the conclusion to offer a reward of $3.50
for the arrest and conviction of incendiaries.
Ihls, 1t is expected, will stimulate officers outside
ness and energy.
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HAVANA oRANsEkfsSie a BURcHELL.
m.rSl Correr I5th o.. ana NsTmonts"
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By A. GREEN. Auctloreer

DY n ONEEIN, AuctlOneer.
pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
- THE ISLAND, ON SIXTH ST. WEsT.-By yirtus Of
the last vii and testament of Hanson Barnes. de-
ceased, and An order of the Orphans Court the
IN front of the premises. at half past clock D. m
Lot No. ls. in W. B. Todd and w. H. Gunneips
subdivision OF Square No. 4e5 fronting q feet q
inches o. Sixth street west, between south d and
streets, by l20 feet dee p. " - ~
Terms: One third cash: the baIanca ipe.pd 10
months, secured by the purchaser notes bearing
interest from day of sale, with deed trust non
the property; and lfnOt complied With in sig oay a
after the sale, the property will be resold upon one
weeks notice, at the risk and expense of the rur-
chaser. Title indIsputable. " f
JOSIAH SIMPSON, Admin strator.
ap4 eOSdS GREEN Auot
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NOTICE.

Il ERSONS Declining housekeeping or having a
surplus of household effects can find ready sale by
calling At my Furnishing Store, AVS 9TH street, be-
tween and streets, east SIDE
ap 2-Sm RUDOLPH RICHLY
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
STOCKS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
- - AFTERNOON. April Sd; at five O'CLOCK, at
me aHctlon rooms, we shall SELL IN sums TO suit
Stock, f ~
$500 Corporation of Alexandria Coupon Bonds,
$4,000 Cor poration of Alexandra Registered stock
Terms cash.
Also Pew No. 76 In Trinity Church.
mar sd &C. MCGUIRE t CO.. Aucts.
ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 5tb.
same hour ard place.
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Oh, WAS IT DAs '-Itis the Dutchman ghost.
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WATCH RETURNS No cases for trial, and but
single ledger. The weather has become SO
pleasant that the old patrons of the guardhouse,
who used to pack themselves up around the big
coal stove In the cell range during the winter
nights like hogs in pen, have left for the coun-
pigs and chickens of farmers. Next winter those
who are not Gagged in the prisons will return and
demand their old accommodations. During the
Wlnter they are most Of them sturdy beggars;
thieves. '
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MILLINER

MILLINERY.
NlRS, NJ. A. HILLS Will open SPRING and
SUMNER MILLINERY on Thursday N
next, April 5th, aGd respectfully Invites the ~
9th and 10th sts an
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The GRoReErowN CoUNcILs-On the fourth
page OF to-day's Star will be found the proceed
ings OF the Georgetown Councils on Friday night
Iass, which, owing to the pressure upon our col.
unns, nave been crowded out until to-day.
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SUPREME CouRr.-Yesterday, MIR. r. nj. Ed
wards, Of Tennessee; Mr.. Philander NJ. Crandall
Of New York; and Mr.. VIM. 8. Rockwell, O.
Georgia, were admitted attorneys and councillor,
Of this Court.
No. 50. The Unitad States, appellants, VI. Jas
X Bolton. The argument Of this cause was con
tinued by Mr.. j. Mason CAMPBELL and Mr.. Walker
for the appellee. Adjourned.
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HE DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate.
yes'eruayl MI Brown, from the Committee on
.ne pistr1ct OF Columbia, TO which was referred
,ne pm 10 incorporate the United States Agricul
SocietY and the bill to amend the act entitled
An act 10 amend an act to establish criminal
court In the District Of Columbia - seyerailv 70.
ported mem back without amendment and rec
commended their passage ""~ ie'
Also, rom the same committee, asked 10 he dis
charged from the further consideration Of the FOL
lowing bills, viz: A bill AUTHORIZING the Cn.o ao
ton OF Georgetown to levy special tar for dis.
triounng Potomac water through sand town snd
bill authorizing the Corporation of Wasbin,oton
to levy a tax for the same purpose, and that tbev
be referred to the Committee on Public Buiidings
and Grounds; which was agreed to-
Also, from the same committee, submitted nd
verse reports on the following bills viz: bin 10
prevent malicious mischief and protect property
in the District Of Columbia, and the bill 10 feim
6urse the Corporation Of Geors etown in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, sum Of money advanced TO
wards the construction of the Little Falls bridge
Also, from the same committee Submitted an
adverse report on the memorial of Francis Mile,
for compensation for extra services while assistan
keeper Of the penitentiary
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

NELIE'S FRENCH sHOEs-I have just re-
WI c'ived an assortment of the above -
Shoes tstye MolIere or broad strap of~3
fdtent Leather, suitable for Spring vear.
HARMON BURNS,
40s Pa. av., between ~ and 6ih sts.,
mar 22-wSw Near National Hotel.
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IHE FIRE RIoT-Last night, the young men
who were arrested for fighting and throwing
stones during the fire in the Seventh Ward the
night previous, appeared at the Office of Justice
Dom for further hearing. OF course, the office
was crowded, and very uncomfortable. The evil
dence would hardly indicate with precision the
party beginning the row, and tended to show con-
vey that in this rs in most cases the principals
had managed to escape, leaving the younger and
less experienced to bear the blame The cause of
the fight could not be definitely fixed The Young
men. though not the leaders in the fight. were
adludged to be guilty under the municipal law
ana astlce Donn fined them in proportion to their
participation in the riot. James Milstead paid
SO fine and costs; Andrew Bradley 81 Is; John
S, Fritz and Hugh Mcfarland each So IS
The young man who was so badly hurt in the
head was named Offutt, and was taken to the
Navy Yard, where he resides Another, named
Barnes, was struck on the stomach with a stone
and for a long time was in an unconscious state
but was restored by the immediate application of
remedies by medical gentlemen who were near.
The Ex-PoLIcE TARGET COMPANY Editor
Erening Star: Can you inform the tax PAYERS of
Warrington why 1t is, and by whose authority
the Police of Washington have been {. transrnog,
rined" into Target Company? II their services
as police BODY can be dispensed with, why not
break up the concern altogether, We have sew
eral welldrilled volunteer com panies in the c;tv
who, when they drill, parade, or go on target er ,
petitions, do 1t at their own expense Uncle Sam
can get as many men as the service requires at
eight and ten dollars per month bat the doubly
taxed property holders Of w ashington have to nav
MY dollars per month to a body Of men for the
purpose OF anordfng them an opportunity of
eye. TAs PSvvn
WEDDING AT NINTH STREET CHuRcH-Lasi
ngn., tne Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth
saee', was thrown open and illuminated, and a
large company OF ladies and gentlemen were as.
sembled at an early hour. The occasion was the
marriage OF Mr. Chas. r. Waters, the capable
leader OF the choir Of the church, and Miss Julia
h simpson, OF this city. The marriage service
but now President Of the MARYLAND Conference
after which the happy pair received the congrat
ulations OF the company. This Ii understood u
be the last ministerial act Of Rev Mr. Bates. a,
to-day he leaves Washington on his ofacial tour
His district extends over large extent Of country
including several Northern and Southern States
and the entire State Of Maryland. y
Oh, WAS IT DAS !-Itis the Dutchman ghost.
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THh FOUNDRY CHAPEL CONCERT, last night.
was attended by quite fashionable and numerous
duolence, among whom was the Washington
prlma donna, Miss Juliana May. The perform
ance was generally excellent. The performance
OF the cantata Of 'Tbe Transient and the ETERNAL,
was quite an achievement for a church choir,
miscellaneous portion Of the programme was well
selected and well sung. Two Of the fair lady
performers belonging to the choir were rewarded
with bouquettes for their pleasant singing and the
performance the singers were handsomely enter
tanned at the house of Mr.. Gardiner on G street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. and
passed pleasant social hour before retiring to
their several homes.
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By J. C. Mcguire e. CO. Ancnonee,.

By j. c. MCGUIRE d CO, AucuoneeIs
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
II IL House, NEAR SHE STATE pKrA RTMENT, AT
pUBLIG AUcTIoN:-On T u SDAY AFTER
we shall sell a new four-story Brick DWELLING
Rouse, with back building. situated on the orth
streets west, containing IL rooms. with bath room,
water and gas pipes thrOug hOut, marble mantels,
!ne most uperlor manner. Title indisputabfe, and
Immediate possess ion given
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6 10 le
htrust on the premises. "
mar 27-d J. C.McGUIHE CO., Aucts.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequences Of the rain untI FRiDhC Az
ERNOON, APrIl 6, same hour and place.
aP I'D J. e. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
SIQSfKSp A at >jAuCTIOH.-On TUESDAY
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ID coRPoR ATED 1880 JOHN l. DONALDSON, Pres.;
nj T SSro odmp.SS iNsUREs LIVES and BUYS
and G RANTS ASSUITIEs, 40.
Descriptive pamphlets ms, be obtained ~ the
Compang's A sency for the District OF Columbia,
spS R : 3. avenue n wi MAGILt Ascent;
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Nj \ IL II | r. u.

Elen-Jan 81, by ", c. Higgins, Esq, Capt.
orcn II. Leland to Miss Alnarctta Rich, both Of
Eden.
bartlett Island, Ont. Desert, Jan /, by ). J.
Thomas, Ed, John IL, Galley 10 Miss Isabella
Maria Bartlett.
Tremont-3Ist ut., by Rev. J. W Pierce, Capt.
wm stanley to Miss Abigail ;, Stanley, both OF
fremont.
Trem5rt-ilh inst, by E. 5. Foster, ESD, Capt.
William G. Moore to Miss 6eorsianna Atherton,
Of ~cdgWiok.
Greeu's Landing Deer T,Ie--pee. 2jth, by Rev,
Mr. King, Mr.. Eiwiu Z. Cole. Of Calf Island. to
Mis-, susan Hatch, oil Deer Isle. by Rev. Mr..
shaw, Mr. Henry banks to Miss Eauice Ihurstoh.
By sullivan Greon, Esq, Capt, VIM ii. Harvey
to Miss Hannah IIutehings all Of Deer Isle.
Buxten-Dee. =, BY Rev. Jehn NJ. h. lab
Geek Mr.. Isaac d. sawyer t. Mis- Mary }. sawyer
Maehias-2a;h ult by Rev, II. +, Iisr dng
Mr.. Charles I. stone to Mis-. Mary Lnngtellow.
Ky same 3lst mt, Mr.. Daniel {. Marston, Of
Chelsea Mass. To Miss SyiYe,ta ). Hall, of ones
boro. BY same, sth INST, Mr. Henry GaIlison to
Mis-, Caroline Burnham, both OF Machias.
Ilarringtou-21 ult., by Rev, Mr.. Williams Mr..
James ". Gates I, Miss Della Wilson BY same,
fhaldeus ;. Golfu to Miss Augusta Nash, all Of
Harrington
Belfast-?5th ult.. by Rev. Wooster Parker
Capt. Daniel + Shute. Of b.. to Miss Emily l.,
second daughter Of b. W. -farrar, ESD, of Ma
ehias
Bangor-Jan. 7th Mr.. Marx 5. Pattsn to Mrs
Ann Currer.
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ID / f. ID

Aurora-Dec 2:d, Charley o, son Of Phineas
and Lurana NJ. Anderson, aged years, II mos.
and days
BreWef-Jan 18th. Mrs. Lucy Dalton, formerly
OF Wateryiile, aged IS years.
Machias-ji inst, Ellery T., son Of Capt. John
Holvay. aged - years
Whitneyyille-5th inst, Bctsey Ann. vile oil
Robert McArayey, aged about ~ years;
Cherryaeld-Mss Ireno Tucker, aged 81 years.
Fastport-Jan. Sd, Daniel kilby, E'q, aged %
years
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Alta Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock. ON the frs
Wednesday e January, 4. y. l-ob.
y ELS0N l.. kIDpER, Executor Of the viii Il
" Renrccp kidicr, late OF Delham, in said
County decea,ed-having presented his hrs
account FL Administrator upon sad Deceased
estate for Prnbatc
ORDERED, That the sail Executor give
notice thereof to all persons interested. by
causing copy Of this orderto he published tbre,
weeks ,uecc.siyely in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at n
Probate Court 10 be heldat Ellsworth, on the hrs'
" ednesiay Of February next, at ton Of the clock
in the forenoon, and show cause. II any they have
why tho same should mot be allowed.
PARKER TICK, Judge.
true coPy-Attest
81 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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GARD.

" lie that siysth % tHa poor tenieth 10 tie
Lard TIE ssbseriter, VII IA her dependent
family ia East lrcutar. are. ny great mist rtuge
really needy, wishes hcrcb! t. tenaer her sIneere
aud most hearty thank. u her numerous hicHd,,
some 10, who visited her, in the tern q '' sur
prize PARTY az the evening af the 81 INST, and
lett in money and valuable articles both Of food
and clothing, from forty to my dollars worth
one article Of much interest the donation Wa
4. barrel of Hour, Drawn by fourteen Of the scan9l
boys She wishes to assure her friends that their
welcome presence, thei; i,lk', words a~i cheer
aud their literal donations have made her helFt
glad and viii serve much u ,uaath her rugged
Y.th LYDIA L. HOPKINS.
East Trenton. jar 10, i-tJ.
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To be continued in succeeding numbers Of the
Magazine Throughout the year.
TgHNs- Single numbers, = cts. Three Dollar
per year, postage paid to any part Of the United
states
GLrBs.-Two copies, Five Dollars Five copies
Ten Dollars; Eleven copies, Twenty Dollars--the
subscribers paying their own pos age, viz: SO cts
per year
Clcrsymen, Teachers, and Po,tmas tiers. will re-
eeive the Magazine at Two dellars per year, as
heretofore.
Subscriptions may commerce with any number
all the numbers sterotyped, beek numbers
can Away, be furnished. All orders should be
addressed to
TICKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers,
3w l35 Washington St, Boston.
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~ Let the Democratic Irishmen read the par
tculars Of the outrage committed against one Of
their countrymen in South Carolina, by the slave,
holders and then reflect whether they can truly
say as tha's .. Conuor did at the Uniou meeting
that slavery is a just, benign and benefcent in
stitution.' 1t may be found the first Page
DO not fail to read It.
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1860
THE GRAND PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
NEW FEATURE
SALTWATER BUBBLES"
BY
UAWSER NARTINGALE.
Circulation Treble that of any paper of its
class in N ew England.


The Projectors Of THe BosToN JorRNh in announcing
their Prospectus for 1860 take pleasure in saying that IN
no year since its establishment has hc journal received
more marks Of the confidence Of the great reading public
Of New England. than in the year which is now drawing
to close Every month has witnessed large increase
in its circulation as compared with the previous year.
and ut former tins have its columns been 80 crowded
with the flyors Of its advertising patrons ana ftthdS.-
This expression oc0nhdenre and hestowaI OF patronage,
has enabled maintain the position which its conttm-
poraries have assigned to H. as The
BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND
and ,as er,ll i, f., con,p.t, successfully with all its
- 10 - J.; ~ e,ttrii., .,.cnr,c, aud rrnu,Itn me- -
IN; ,, u, W. III vi, ,,,I ",s - eyerv matter of
",'' I'M -, ' t,;a tri, rho year That IN,
,y -, - r. -, fror, M, ,,ct that liz
' ~ @ ~ - ,n,,
DIHf CfRt iioN ID ihhhhE
III at Of any newspaper Of its class New England Re
psrur the whole OF New England field, neither la
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- Truth only will sustain ttsO'f sau the Maehas
laos This reflection must iampen is arl9r, and
eau-e it 10 t.epble for is party,
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
AMERICAN IND TUHEIUN I MIN %
R. H. Ed D Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATEN 7 S
Late Agent Of u. s. Patent office, washington,
&c State ST., opposite kiiby street,
ROSION.

. ,ry, = .,, oo.ic, NJ unwaris or twenty
n ri'i' az $50, i,c,,r. p,,.uts in the Emitted
q st"fs' ', G 90 p,s' and other foreign
..' ,,,as S,nn;Gc,,tians nnn Is ASSIGNMENTS
and an por. NJ nr,Yng for patents executed on ber
al 49,, anJ ,y;,,, ,,r.,a,rh Researches made into
.i ". G, ,xarEs ia determine the validity on
,iI;,s a., - - t,.,t,,,,s aud loyal or other ad-
s W : az, i vi, ,,r, t,,cbirT tho same Copics
,,l .I;,,. ,,y patent furnished hy renting one
%, l iIg 'a,'n' :" any .'.ora NJ Wa.binrton
~ 80, - ~ al, Tho t,rgest in New England
~, nv. t hk =, , ' ,, ,,iy,nt,yes far securing
So , sasr,hlv snncrior tn any which can
a'tn'S 81 nov ' ,a T = , ,i,Is brIny giyct
] No, , i. MORE si'CCFSStII AT TIE PA
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USo election Of speaker has taken place. There
we're three pallottiags MONDAY with the u.aa!
result. Tuesday the House adjourned without
voting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

JUICE Cutting commenced holding Court at
Bangor on Tuesday Of last week The " docket 81
was called and called over for three days, wien it
Appearing that case was rcaly for trial, the
Judge promptly dismissed the Juries. The peo-
pie vii thank him TT his decision in the matter.
The Bangor taoa attacks thc Judge f9rlaius his
duty. judge Wet, once iti the same thing while
a9ldjuS court in thls county
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

- The Ohio Democratic state Convention
held the 9th inst, passed resolutions, by large
majority, 10 sayor of judge Douglas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

The stock Of the Bate. Company, Lewiston, sold
recently at siOo So 50 .ays the Lewiston Jo4saal
The business prcspee, Of that village wears a
charming aspect for another year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

I'D iS''i @ % ,oo' ArnER.-We heard quite
Il Il - \ cman remark. that the nine
,, :, - to Monday night, the
s as "a -. - spcll of continuous cold weather
Odd 10 Ger experienced in this region. We
I iload flt the truth of the remark, to its be-
=ing cold. IS one frost bitten while
y, go going to the Post Office on Sunday
- lning.
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The Executive Councillors wero qualified on
Tuesday and commenced upon the discharge Of
their duties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

The letter OF Elk President Fillmore 70 the New
York Union ueeting was nj read at the meeting
1t Was deemed fanatical.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

~ The County Temperance Convention i. call
ed a, Cas,ins the 9th day Of February, TUESDAY
NJ o'clock Z. NJ
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The Nsehias Uj..on did not publish the Prasi-
dents Message. What was the - NJ neishbor
Don't it suit your Democratic fri.nds
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Its stated that HE New STATE Valuation will
run up to st7.,oj0,oo0, an iurcease Of seventy
I'm per cent in ten years.
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~ Thomas who wa, elected Treasurer Of Maine
declines, and Hon. Nathan Dana q Alfred, vas
nominated al the caucus of the Republicans on
Thur day.
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wsate indebted to our delegation a, An
gu.tA for copies Of the various Reports made to
the Governor aud Council. W. return our thanks
Ar their attention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

The iciica,ory services Of the Methodist Meet
h. ;hoa.e ia this village are being held today,
Thursday. We will give some account Of them
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

the l.$tSat about $4,000 vas paid out
for bopsties in this eoilectionMtriet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13
removal.

VI. II ALE has removed his stock Of Books, Sta
tioncrv &c. to the store recently occupied by q.
y. IRVING 4 Co, en Main street, nearly oppo-
ste Robinson 4 Harden. a
u,uE MINISTER'S WOOING, L new supply
1 Just received by
ii ". HALE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-13

G. W, Chase Esq. retires ftom thu
Masonic Journal Of which h. ms been
editor since It's first Publication, anl is
succeeded by Rev. Cyril Pearl. Mr..
Case has made capital paper, and we
have no doub, his successor will main
tain its conceded excellence.