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And those who have, lei them insure the more.'
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STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE.
THE Stockholders and Directors embrace many
L of the most wealthy and respectable citizens
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nov 26
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HAMSi HAMS |

HAMS HAMSll
T HAVE in store Maryland New HAMS, sugar
L cured, prepared for family use.
JESSE B. WILSON,
1927 Pa. av., between Sixth and Seventh
nov 26. streets, south ride.
MACKEREL.
T HAVE In store large and fat No. l MACK
J EREL. JESSE B. WILSON.
nov 28
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BOARDING,

By the Day, Week, or Month, WiM or Withoat
Rooms
MRS. M. A. MILLS, having taken and fitted
lsl up, in handsome style, that large and
pleasant house, No 5O4 Pennsylvania avenue,
third door east Of Third street, between the St.
Charles Hotel and Adams's Express Office, near
the Capitol and railroad depot, is now prepared
to accommodate Transient or Permanent Guests
with pleasant rooms, with or without Board.
nov 26
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Hair Brushes, Combs Tooth Brushes.
Fresh Medicines, Pure Chemicals, &c.
Just received vt GILMAN'S
New Drug Store, $50 Penn. Av.
Congress, Empire, Saratoga, Bedford, Blue
Lick, and White Sulphur Waters, always on
hand, as above. dec 3
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AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Friday, February %, 1861.
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win take place at the Assembly Rooms Friday
February 22d.
shall be wanting, on their part, to make this one
Of the most agreeable and pleasant Balls Of the
season.
Aanagers on the part Of the Citizens.
Jas @ Berret, Mayor, Jas Skirving,
Wm Dove, Jno A Stephenson,
Grafton Powell, B B French,
Richard wallach, G Cameron,
George W Riggs, James Brown,
DR. Jos Borrows, Thos p Morgan,
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sEGARs Avn TOnACCO.

yIAyANA SEGARs AN SELLING HAVANA sEG ARS
II by the 100 o0 "a low 1000 be bought Of any
,r dealer In this city.
GEO. w NICHOLS, Importer 70 IAberty street
hraARS AT PANIC PRICEs.-ttnUo HAVANA 10.
II aud German Segars. Cash be "a
perfect assurance o. aspiendd by SPECTATORS
am now offering creator Undue menis than esF 10 casf
..IS...a gEIANpV gHEEre, Il n.oa1Nar
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RAILROADS.

hNbblkONDS.
TTUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD-FoR ALBANY AND
III Troy connecting with trains North aud West Trains
Ypox rulNsyPs srREyr. rnox rIrnry rtHsr srRryr.
Express and u A. NJ, and J:2s li:g A. n and $50,
SIS and r. ". o:5P. "; 60, =,
Troy and Albany with sleep 1913 p NJ Sundays In.
s%s SEE: ss rain s and ssS
M, II n. and p. NJ.
Peekskili train $50 II. NJ. 58 =. NJ
Sing Sing train, S:35 and 100 land i'5SP ~
Pm.
Tsriyiown train, sioP.M.. JOIN ,,.,,,n,.,.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILRoAp-
IN For Albany and Troy, connecting with the New hotk
Central Railroad for all points West Northwest And south
west also with Northern Railroad for araoga, Rutland
BunS tom Plstsburg Rouses Point, Ogiensburg ana MON
trea Winter arrangement commencing Monday Decenoor
e. iso-Trans viii leave New York folows.-foT Abany
civ Han For Albany, 20 A. NJ aud ASP. ~, DO. 18th
VI, depot Do, 10 NJ cypress mail train, FROM Iyon row
Do fO25 N, do do, 26h At depot Croton FAILS, r
NJ stopping all stations above ydrkvile, 2h 81 depot
white Plsns sis A. NJ, 2y aud 5P. stopping A. al ia
tons Goth ST. depot White Plains, 6ep ~, soIping
at ali stations, from White street depot wiamsbrdgs II
a. NJ. and 500 s,ornng a. AZ saii9ns from sen -
opIy stopping all stations from 10th depot. RETURN
will leave Albany, A NJ. and 10 y, NJ East Albany 10
A. NJ and a:lbP NJ cNprcastrain; Albany, l0toA Ears
Albany II A. express mail train. CgOton Falls, A. VI
stopping all stations north OF fremont White Plans'
Id IL aud 10 A. and i40P NJ stopping ut all stations
.ops wnis-bidge, 20 y. NJ. {wcdnosday and Saturday
ony) stopping at Ill stations Tickets sold aud basssss
thct kei Cor way stations ~ 26h street station only
fNffN vTrrN'ff, At.tttgms seEe.tn' ea.-ah
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LyNGIJSH OPERA.
u NIBLO's 6AKDEN--Havtng observed from de-
In his audience interest In those
bonored songs ballads and melodies Incidental 70 English
musical the oldcn time well Increasing
those of date the Of Nbos
Garden has made TO bring forward
English Operas-both old and newn style Of elc
and with Of alcut such have not been wit
messed Ia this city for many years.
To effect this object. have been made with
The leading English vocaists in this country.
among whom Madame Anna Bishop. Miss Annie Kemp,
Nine carador, Nine Johanna Feher, Mtssrs Brookhouse
Bowler Aynsy Cook, Weinch, Martin Gonzales conducted
by Carl Anschuy Of the most accomplished leaders
In the country The troupe 10 appear Tuesday evening"
Feb ", Ia The favofite English opera 9f
LINDA OF CuAMOUkI.
The orcra nights Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
II IL the uanager's Intention To bring fresh opera
every week. aud constantly strengthen his musical corps
with such attractions present themselves during the
The price OF admission 10 Dress Circle Purgae
~ cents limited number OF Orchestra chairs may be
JAMES " NIXON
i.,sse and
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

OLD ADAMS CALIFORNIA MENAGERIE
OF GRIZZLY BEARS AND OTHER WILD AEIMAL
California Utah and the Rocky Mountains Includes
THE GREAT MAMMOTH BEAR, SAMSON,
The largest weighing 1000 poundA Theso
Bears win be exhibited and performed by
HERR DEIESBACH,
The renowned Lion Tanner his first appearance In sevso
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
The OF the Kind alive In New YORK, u
FAsuLous NEpTuNE,~ King OF TIIE OCEAN.
TIlE TWO LAYING AZTEC CHILDREN.
ALBiN0 FAMILY, FROM MADAGASCAR.
WHAT Is ITy OR, MAN MONKEY.
THIRTY LIVING MONSTER SNAKES.
THE LlvIFG HAPPY FAMILY.
THE LIVING LEARNED SEAL
100 DOLLAR SPECKLED BROOK TROUT.
GRAND AQUARIA, WAX FIGU RES,
And milton curiosies from all parts Of the world
THE DRAMA, LADY OF 81 TROPEZ,
Has been received with such marked favor that will be
tinued every Afternoon and Evening this week. =
Miss DORA DAW RON, the Vocalist, will sing THE Flag -
Our Unonn at each performance
Admission, 70 cents. Children under ten, 10 cents
Parque 10 cents extra; children under ten, 10 cent?
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A CADEMY or MUSIC NEW YoRK-CARD.
N IN BALIsO IN MASCHERA.
The management, Of the wend request such Of is
wish be the during the a
the Masquerade tomake application cards Of admission
These wifi be supplied without any additional charge sUg
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,icca nothing but what reasonable 70 philosophers All
shoid wonderful and mysterious lady Her
advice has known TO fa, and twenty thousand
dollars reward who equal her IN the above
scncc Madame Wilson Is In possession OF the celebrated
magic charms which certain In their eject Truly
NAV she be called wonderful woman iSy Alien street. DO
tween Houston aud Stanton the bakery Fee Tor ladies'
and gentlemen, % cents
A gTONIsHINg-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
daughter with cau and gift Of foresight tells how
aeon aud will marry, aud many events even your
very Thoughts Zee - lS Ludlow street, below Hous
tou Gentlemen not admitted
MADAME RAY ECO SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
M street surprises ell who visit her The
sick unucky should test her powers She telh
your very thoughts lucky numbers losses Ladies' 10 cents
gents ~ ccnts.
MADAME BURT HAS TO INFORM THE LADIES
M she has removed 70 lg stanton street sly doors
from Esses where stu continues. Ladies ~ cents
admitted ONCE hours from A. d. 70 v NJ
VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Ist-o0
w yc, Miss WELLINGTON, the great Engiish pro
phe the best u ALL and cannot be sxcc'ed Gan be con
suited personally by letter all Affairs ~ NE concerning
suits. Journeys absent friends love- courts hip marriage
health wealth, and who will reclaim drunken and unfaithfu
husbands Miss ~ the only In this city who has
the and ARABIAN alismAns for love, good
luck ali business affairs aud guarantees for life
Delay consult this naturally gifted and beautiful young
lady Lucky fnbers Highly respectable city refe
rences be Mr. residence 0l sixth ayenns, oppo
site Eighth street.
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NRw YORKER sTADT THEATRE, 81 AND - BOW
~ ery-Nnria stuart Tragedy BY Fr. Schiller Eliza
uesh Mrs. lioym; Naris Mr.. Bauer Grahu M0tioleg o.
lfgrfrs leicester NJ kuorr.
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GEORGE vAEDENHoFF ESQ,
NJ
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM,
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. H.
VIII read tie trial from the
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
BARDELL VS. PICKwICK,
with his impeysonations OF judge jury counsel and w.
nesses Tickets 20 To be bad Ut the door.
See large bulls
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IaaSxnS p ASbssivlr aa.yD car cAteS w. "a.
press uliery and Ciyic h0p, t.slrx w.. -.
=, fsao' D'or wrrfiays, c,siurieF "a sFoooc Ea.ss
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rrw ARn-FnR Any ONE WHO CAN

$4,000 e e1ssT Nd Sfs s p "@ s sss
raed uhrsnooga, asrologs and medical adyiaer who y
arFrovledrod 10 30 The only lady in the world who thnly
gives All rtnatOn concerning any case ~ hp hte ars
NTnr, Attorpe. street. roInoYei 70 "" S'nros sFee,
ncAr Mc4ig ~ 4.
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10 CHRISTOPHER sTREET-NR J. A. RoEDBR
L) the greai prophet and healing medium to heal and
schuc,s c and wonderful revelations and advice on
Nj anr. hr0u tie business Sickness absent friends
law s,s Journeys religion and politics and cures and heals
nj kinds by The dytue power Fees for shey
80. nr gentlemen Is The sick poor advised and
bcn.d rats Remember ~ christopher street near Fourth
sIret Rprraon- attended 70 nj their own houses, and
letters Der post attended 10 also
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will give his comic recitation the times and sing -
''''~' BILLY NUTS THE POET,
PADDY CAREY -..-.
s' Hall the @ submits The follow
ing items Tor perusal:- 800
CAN'T RBURY the place tho kind h
CANTERBURY the magnificent Hall in the coun-
6ASTEKBUKY pays The highest salaries Of any place 2
SsSTESsTEys !; s.,,
cASiERBUkY corabines with its other qualifications he
CANTERBURY Dnot for day % = month, bu, for
CANTERBURY a.El continue in he track hero
CASTrRRuRy, in the ysst ,~sny.four nights has sa<
fSi sf ~ Sa aI months and .
cxSTFEBuRi continuing IN il, prcson, course, must n-
II .Ss &c TG the sS u.
pSdr4n 3 nsis ~. but enc fault which wan. Or room
CANTERBURY holds two Thousand ~ rsons :, "a.
BROADWAY viii hold three thousand prisons thereby doing
inconvenience experienced In the present ss
CASTxRBURys performance along as II BY magic.
CkNIERsuRY gsss continued snie,anmenh ~'ao"s
skSfhH8uRY . an II, INSTITUTION hat woud lake week.
writiaa 70 describe when would be time to commence
CASIERBgRy VIM commence advertising a. shorty,
SASTERBesi i not onis palace in name hui IN fact.
rs plendor aud comfort the general theme Of converse
be 0s &. ' ss% o
4 Courier tAfuke aQout it,
| THE CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL propieiors a, max,
ing large fortune rapidly. HUNDREDS are tnns $50.
ipghy the inability accommodate thcm w 49, 80
Cowel J. H. ogden the Scagrist Brothers an W.
talented CONWAY engaged here DO the ousnss ~ 1870
the crowds they house, and tbey ~ -
Go and them; bul II you want 70 ge nesf e"ous ~
CxSfsRBuy agrees With inc foregong 10 every partics.
In The such an extent a. 70 prec"de
as,...s Z *, ss sSAS S2TnHt# on mi. ,us,,
sas.I do not think possible for any music hall TO
| ~ .,,,, you pr,pose Dated Nov TO-
u,ANIfRRf'RS offered, few days ago. for the loan
of Mr. u IN ogden, for night only, one hundred and
I tweniy ave dollars, With al other expenses paid.
i CANTERBUEy has paid M. Sam Cowen his immense
CsSTERBuRy win not be able 70 spare Mr.. J. n. osies
/ time to come.
I CANTERBURY although hying such an array Of high
sasfed persons engaged IL s open 10 make arrangements
\ with amy artists OF hrs, class equation.
CANTERBURY IL acknowledged by the press 70 be me cos
/ great thing Il prvfesse 10 be - -.
CANTERBURY might quote from every newspaper ~ "s
Union. -.
( BALLET TROUPE BALLET tNVorns
- run CRY ORCHESTRA N THE CRY.
| uSnrR rru tn.nKRsnfr
| - ,.,, on.u. o. uR DAVID BRAutw.
W.T. ps'iD nisNi p0X a GURRAN foprriets
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i CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
CANTERBURY MUSIC HAIIs
CTS CANTERRURY MUSIC HALL,
663 CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
6S CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
BROADWAY.
FRESH EXCITEMENT FRESH BxCITEMHNZ.
FRESH EXCITEMENT FRESH EXCITEMHH4.
FRESH EXCITEMENT. FRESH ExCKEME0X.
FRESH EXCITEMENT. FRESH EXCfTEn8Nts
MISS MAGGIE WAYLAND,
MISS MASGfk WAYiAND,
THE CELEBRATED VOCALIST,
THE CELEBRATED VOCALIST,
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL,
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
has besa engaged and will appear Monday night
j. H. OGDEN.
j. H. OGDEN.
j.. III OGDEN,
!. III. OGDEN,
j. II. OGDEN,
j. II. OGDEN,
j. III. OGDEN,
j. IL. OGDEN,
j III. OGDEN,
j. II, OGDEN,
j. IL OGDEN, j. H. OGDEN, j. II. O400U.
j. IT, OGDEN,
j. H. OGDEN,
j. H. OGDEN, -
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r AURA KRENE's THEATRE
LAURA hEENh'S THEATRE
E,GHIY SECOND NIGHT
EIGHTY SECOND NIGIIT
one Hundred and Eighteen Thous sand Peone
n.. HAVE SEEN The
GREAT LOCAL THREE ACT BURLErrA
SEVEN SISTERS
SEVEN SISTERS
miss KEENE has the pleasure announce that With ,ha
view OF rendering this amusing
10 her patrons, she will present IL, on
MONDAY EVENING,
FEB. ii,
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
Combined with entirely Original SKETCH by
GEo. II. MiLFs, Esd, OF Maryland
Author of
FORESTS PRIZE DRAMA, MOHAMMED,
MARYS BIRTHDAY,
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-noa TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
bOU weekly, by steamship $40 by sailing shlps an,
ppiy 10 MCDONALD agent, " Albany street, TWO door
4, West street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AreTIrE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT A WAR.
rant issued this date, on the application Of tBurr
Co by the Hon John u Brady one q VIC Jnnges o. M
,urt ~ Common pleas directed to the sheriff OF THIS
unity commanding him 70 attach the new sea gong steam,
~ Tuso OF this port and that all persons VINO claim 70
any demands said vessel under inc pro,
Of title eight OF chapter eight OF part three o. we ev.soa
Statutes required account OF their
claims % The said Judge at the said court within IRE
months tho publication Of this notice, or hnt tncr
remedy against the said vessel will be fofeed ana a ne
said vessel will bc sold Cor The payment Of the claims AGAINST
her unless some Interested therein appear ana d
three months.
w Jay, HtsKETT, Attorney, 10 Centres tree.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11

At Court Of Probate holden at Bueksport, within
and flr the Cearty Of liancoek, gu the fourth
Wednesday at September, A. d. lo6t.,
JUSEPH BOWDEN JR., AL. Administra-
- tors of the estate Of Jeseph Bowaen late Of
Penobscot, ia said County dceeased-havins pre-
sentei their first acc. uat Of Administration upon
sai1 decyasel's estate ior prrbate:
Ordered THAT the said Administrator give
notice thereof to ali persons interested. by clus-
ing copy If this Order {, he Published three
weeks succrs,iycly in the Ellsworth American
printed in EHsw iftl4, that they may appear Al a
Probate Court 10 b. Eulgeu at Bueks5ort on tue
the thiri wednesday Of January next, at ten ef
tAe ..HQe sa DIE -a4oef. aa5 s.s canse 10 any
e sf r. allowed
~. Judge.
..-ss. -- ty---s lsts.,
- "A. rsHtLaIT. lesis.er.
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Princiisl Dept, y. | Sa.am Street, corner
oi Lan VT 81. Is ,ston, Mass.
NOTICE.

The subscribers intending t. e,ose up their bus
iness ia tIIs lac respectfully Request all pcrsons
indebtel to them Ia make immediate payment,
and al peIsons AayIu- unsettled accounts are re
quest,d 10 e,,i a,d a. .st the same. We oder tor
sale thc following kca Estate
The House occupied Uy !. b. Jones CD Main
street.
Our wharf property on Water street.
27ud aces wili land the west SHE Of Reeds
Pond IN Ellsworth
LOO acres Wild land at the head OF Reeds Pond
in bedEan.
A number Of House Lots in this village.
The shove property viii be sold on favorable
terms.
Also Pews No. 10 ard 80 on the bread al lie in
the Congregational Meeting House.
Counting Room in Writings Block.
We will give our attention T. the Diseounting
and Negotiating Of Commercial PAPER.
l4u J. ". 4 T. u. JONES.
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yS;ssS ~ .
tallEA1d'h
A New Discovery.

UNHE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal OF
i which has ever baiied the skill of the most
eminent physicians and universally considered by
them as beyond the reach Of medicine are entire
ly expelled from the human Sy.tcm by the use Of
DR.. E. G.. Goulds Pin Worm Syrup.
a Cure Warranted in every case,
Relief afforded in twenty-four hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS,-Intense itching, biting and dis
tress in the lower part # the rrctum and about the
seat, often mistaken for tie Piles disagrceahle
sensation in the epigastric region or lower part OF
the b wells re>tessness, wakc'uluess, starting and
screaming in the sleep, faintiug, and not untre-
quently s7asms Of fits.
CAuuoN,-Thc genuine has the name. '' Dir. L.
g. Goulds Pin Worm syrup blown in each bot
tie, his portrait, and fac smile of his signature
On the wrapper.
HEBVEY & MOORE, Sole Prophet rs,
Address $40. {. GovpwJv 4 Co, II and , Mar
shall 81. BosT9N, Mass, General Agents for New
England.
Sold bv druggists generally IVA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-11
Leueorrh0e whites. Ovarian Tum or,
lterine lIoeratIon. fsmnle Diseascs.

pr. u tHaHf#n.- { Nes York cifr. writes Z"
eh.yffully 5rlif zi,h tire request Il your arvni in
swing have fsuu youT SArshTsIlA mat srecilent
Alirratite the mi lsiuLs or vbtch We
crrl ss- rc1l. 3y lat esls4Aliy IN Eaelc Dss>ssss
4 ir Saf.fusu. tttl~,i,. have cutrl rlany Tctef
Of fsu fri58N ~ IL AMI " here tn. com
paint caused ~ .-sr tsas u lo Lsstr. The uleer
AZ ttsulf 49, tuf =. NsHh.u- within my kn0Ni
sdss tHtls 10 f4f tis=s- f-uia- iissa'i-eEasn,s "
fdAart :. Marrow. % N.Stufy, Ala whites. dan
srr1Is = The female, IN family
sh-h hAi d-nei al tic fcuJsiie. eussi employ has
At raEtl lrn efl~tely 81 ly yrur Extract q saI
.siatiIIs. uug ty. IL eight nothing hat sNfirpS-
lion uli aog frisi tUt l. advised tie trial g
>arsafAfttn tie list resTt before cutting. AMI 10
gfnrrsi reetl4si. sklts remedy eight weeks