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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Public notice is hereby given that Aionzo F.
Craig CT 0rland, IN the county Of llanct ok, did,
the 10th day os December 1888 by his deed of
mortgage of that date, duly executed and record
ed, convey to VIM q. Chase, late of Bncksport
in said county, now deceased, certain parcel Of
real estate situate in said 0rand and bounded,
beginning at co ner fence on the corner of /. C
Hartmann. and q. VI. Parridge's land at point
about forty rods north of the county road leading
from Bucksport TO Ellsworth and about thirty two
rods west OF the road leading to the Falls; thence
westerly on land of G. VI. Partridge and II. Par
fridge To land Of /. Ginn; thence northerly ON
eastern bounds Of said Ginn's land to land of Jo-
seph Gray; thence southeasterly on said Gray's
land to land then If /. {. Hartman; thence south
ery said llarrimans western line to the place
of beginning, containing twelve acres; with all
his right Of way in the passage road leading
from said land at the first named corner to said
Falls road. The conditions of said mort "a ge hay
ing been broken tho undersigned, as Executors Of
the last will and testament of said Chase, claim to
toreclose the and give this notice for that
purpose. TlIEo. c. WoobMAS,1
JOHN BCCk. Executors.
Bucksport, June lith, 1852. -
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.


DI virtue of license from the Hon. Judge of
- Probate for the County Of Hancock, the sub
scribcr will sell at auction, on Tuesday the 22d
day of July next, at one o'clock r. NJ, on the
premises the homestead known a. the " McAllis-
ter PLACE. at Amherst Corner belonging to the
heirs of Geo l.. Cox, deceased, to satisfy the de-
mands against said deceasel's estate and inciden-
tai charges. ]. l.. MOOR, Admir-.
Ellsworth June 20, ls62 81
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"hiDs

in the Village, and at prices 10 suit the times.
- Harnesses repaired with despatch. Second
hand harnesses taken in exchange. Cash buyers
are invited to call at the Cheap Harness shop Oh
Water Street, where they shall find the worth Of
their money. II. SWAN.
Ellsworth May 30, 1862. 6ml9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County If Hancock the third Wednesday OF
June, A d ls62
the foregoing petition Ordfred,That the Petition
give all persons rested by causing copy
# the petition and order Of court terenn to be- Published
.hrce weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
wspaptr printed Ellsworth, and also fourteen days
,onH notice. leHs all the other residing
the State that they may appear AT Probate Court to
be held Ellsworth, in said county the first ed
nesay Of August ociock in the forenoon and
shew II any they have, why the prayer oil said
petition should he granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest A. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy VI the tition and orler IT thereon
Attest A. A. BRArLErr
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THE subscriber hereby gives public all
ccrnctl. that he has been daily appointed and has
taken upon himself the Of Administrator Of the
tate of
JAMES HUTCHINGs, late OF Penobscot,
the Co OF Hancock, yeoman deceased by giving bond
the law directs he therefore requests all persons who
indebted the decfased's make immediate
payment, ard those wlB have any demands thereon
exhibit the same for settlement.
VS.. HUTCHINGS.
Peuohscot May +, 1853. -
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sehr ArLoreer, Smith, Milton,

LAUScHEp--At East Maohias, 10th inst from
the yard of VI W,swcl 4 Co. fine fore AMI AFT
schooner Of is0 tuns, to be commanded b apt
Albert Brown, Of East Machias.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

To the Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate, within and
for the County of Hancock
HUMBLY shews FIR noes f. Stevens, wife Of John A.
l l. Stevens Of Bluehiil, said county. Amy Lind
sey, wife Of Edwin A. Lindsey o Lynn in the State of
Massachusetts, and Benjamin f. Smith Of Bevery,in said
state Of Massachusetts, children and only heirs Of Julia
A. Smith, late Of said Bluch deceased, that they
seized in fee aud tenants in common OF and in
tain parcel Of real estate situate In said Buel, and is
the that set to their Grandmother de-
ceased dowOr in the estate Of j. T. Holt late 0 Blue
hill deceased and which particularly described in the
Records Of the Register Of Probate for said County
petitioners owning oneourh part and the remainder to
Frederick A. Holt Of Blueh persons unknown to your
petitioners, and that they cannot possess occupy i'm
prove the said part to advantage aforesaid but wholly
lose the profits thereof wherefore they pray that Com
mss9ners may be appointed to set of aud assign to them
their share i'll Seyeralty.
FRANCES f. STEVENS.
AMY n. LINDSEY.
BENJ + SMITH.
By b. W. IlISeKLEY, their Atty.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

~ We have good assortment of Letter, Note
and Bill Paper, Envelopes of all sizes and quail
ties, and a large variety of Cards, which we sell
ut low prices.
We also prepared to do all kinds of Job
Work in a neat and prompt manner. Send in your
orders by mail or otherwise, and they will receive
prompt attention.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Dated June Sd, 1852.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-27

'Ihe subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
i cernc,i. that ste has been duly appointed and has
takrl apou herself the Administrative Of the
estlt- Of
DAVID l.. STEW EMS, late Of Clstine,
in the County of Hancock, mariner deceased, by
giving bands the law directs, she therefore request all
persons who indebted the said deceases estate
make immediate payment, and those who have any do
mands thereon, to Nhibt the same for settlement.
HARRIET ". STEVENS.
Castine June -, 1852. -!
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1862. T II E 1862.
i'''' wi,h 4. connections. fo,,ns

THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FEoY NaV-NORK TO THk fHiNc,PAl NsstERS Cirtts
Eishs sig' rou deiy 9m Sew i9h 20 PhisdslPhiA via
New J.tsey snd amdru and Areoy hne 1890,
ALI THROUGH TRAINS FOR fHk WEST ny THIS
KOUIE LEAVE NETWORK FROM TIE
FOOT Og COURTLANOfsr
BY way o. Philadelphia the morning P,sepsers leave New
York ~ tine other ronss Evening 2s"snsers
At p IL hour later than other lines.
ny way Of Allentown evening pss.enser' iesys at m,
hrro hof, than tho Northern lnr, aud by boh routes
in. the Noh-p lines In Chlc,go sud al
points in tho North West. Cfrsih.e Indianapolis Lousvle
Il. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cneinusti. and al main
poins. West, with 'rwsr changes Of cars
Pittsburgh $50 mrs aud New-ioI E.3ursh ~ lnilss
Slnoh Ds and Saloon Cars all trsins.
Fare tho sans other routes.
Eseggs checked through. Transfers ffee.
s,sars TicSs,. 8 20 ! until nsed by rltsSlIsh
WESTERN kHluRArION.
The PoonsylyaniI Crr'ral Company runs a. Fmfrsn.
Accommodation Line whcb afford. eomtof,soio mode OF
pAIes moving WrstwGd a. hA ina usus rate.
u fare. -
By this route feishts sf oil d,chpions bs forwarded
n aud flon any point the Railroads Oho henncky IN
dams, limos. Wisconsin. lows, Missouri by Nail,
Road DlttCI OF 20 port tho na'isaois ri'rs Of
toe West By steamers fronI Pittsburgh -,
Tho Of Freight 10 Ard from sy point 10 INC e'' "
tho Peuusylsers railroad st all .ues 40 iVoisos
charged b, other railroad Conpanies Merchants and mp
per, ntu.,ias ne transportation OF heI sfsi,s 20 '"'
psny, cab rely Nth eontdense 90 IL 'peoD "-n''~
LAVE sIOth 80,
Farr,u aad sslei 10 1.-Two stock vii hnd TINS mo' 40
vrnisg=oas route Cspscijus Yards. vel wSte "a ara sup
Piled sib ss.ry convenience have oenn olnS ~, S 800
snj ~ connection, and every stt.nuon Is lNa 70 ni
from a .bur, where .i 10 found convenience. t.f
feeding AID rssug choice 10 offered Of ths LABEL
PIIA NfW.YoRk and BALTiMO0f MARkkIs.
J. l.. ELLIOTT iassensef agent no A"o'h'u''
No Aror lel,, slj No South Wilsm'' at
MCDONALD BisChofF. E@,s,'n,'t A.en' s,.,,
gHoCH LEWIS General spp'i. A,OOns, p
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staticnern ono farm GOODS.
., YI,HE PEN Is MuGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
rae GOLD PEN-IhE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt of sns 81 the following IN oah OF post
camps The subsc ber send b, mail, othsr~i'.
"a dectes Gold Pen P.ns seee"s the ZANE s1eordras
- ''''''''"Gt o OLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cent, the Mage Pen for 80 cents the Ls-t, pen
Pen snd for 81, tbs Excelsior Per.
chs kizcs are. Nos. z. 3. I. Gno6.
THE SAME PENs ~ sILvER-PLATEo EXTENSION
CASES Win PENCIL3
For cents the Mssic PEN for IS cents the Lucky Peo
for 81. ,hs Aw.ysRrsdy Peg for as, tho Elegao Pea
good writins God Pen nth lrdo.rH Points the
every Of which viii tar ouissi go's OF he best
Tho name -. Morton Number" and "Qs,fty" ar.
stamped TIE following Pens and the Points war'snie
for sx month"; except s.sOs sCeidcnt The numbers ni
cate size oniy No bsar smallest No. 'e lsrees..
adapted for the pocket; No tho usie, aud No 10 tne
E6s Of all size. aud qualities Shot Nibs OF Nos l. and
and onl, OF fret quality. The engraving, isoiin
~''' Nv COLT Pens WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents. No Pom. lat guilty. or Hoo Pen. 81
For OIL sNo Pen a. quality, No aP-n' I'd qOalsy,
For sia sSo 5Pss, quslity .No. iPsu. I'd qu.i
SF Nc "a F 9,i T.. Quality Pen "a qua.
Tor ii IS 40 Pen i. quality No Pen I'd quality.
HE 'N''N oAsrs. VIVA PENCILS
sOr & No Pen /. quality, of.No. Pen, "a qai
For SO No Pen lei quality OrsHO Pen, I'd quality
For 81 SO No Pen 1T quality, or No Zen, % q1a
ity. or d No Pen. % quality. - .
For 80 No Pea, quality No Pen I'd quality.
For E3 80 q no. 6 Pen lst onslity. - ..,,. s.,
GOLD PENS ALL lstQUALlf1, IN SlLFEh-MOUNIEo
DESk-HOLDEkS
For So No Pen. for So Is aNo. 3Psni Tor 81 9o2
No. Pen; For 30 20 No Pen.
For s4sHo sPen, To- $50 No. sPsn aud for StsHa
OPEN
The Quality" pointed with the very be'. irdomi1
Points carefully rejected. ard Of Thu. quality ate s'i
with the slightest mperiectou winch skill and tho closest
nerutny de-ct .
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens usd' sy him
rIeviOus to ID. let0.
The I'd QnHiiiy" - intends shall equal IN respect 10 D1
tsbty Elasticity sud 6ooa Wriivg Qlee' ttbs onJ true
sorsi eftiiops) sy Gold Pens msds elsewhere.
10 reSs TO the heap Gold Pens he beg evs to say that
previcus orerst1g his New and PWsued Machines ha
could not made Good Writing and Durable Pens tsg
che price had ito Gold beeu Furnished gratuousy.
P0fnes ordeYp9 ruf oil ns,onces fp-eity ths Nun
Der and Qvaify" u ths Peat paHd and Be particular
descyi5e ne Kind Of Pens they presrVhsthe, HF or
kmb1. c00rS, OF fine.
rF- For sale Dy all dealers IN the line throughout tie
sopnIy ou,,..
No Is Hsd.r L.Ds, Nsa.Yo-E
ANY sendnrs single letter post,,snp vii receive cir
sulAr with the eDEregiiEe shove reeredt TO.
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Galrs BIZ Antilon.
!Jropo5als.

CFALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 18th
IA, 81 MARCH iP6! a, le NJ for pureh..ins rom the
Go,.ruaisnt Tue HIDES snd TAbtoW; noOFS and
HORNS, TONGUES. CHUCkS AM HhIHs, OF gu sne
u..d b. he Army 81 10. Potomac except those
md within the .acien. limit, u the Drrc, OF Coumois
NO biz vii D. .nttrncd uuiss. the bidder present 70
f,,pond 10 tia bid
40 Uiie. Tallow tc o5ailsd st IN, rss Of the con
,r.etorhe vii be he'd accountable. for hdes, &c OF al
,pi,r.l. Allied whether he get. item o. not .... - ,
qfr bids be difoc.ed 10 Major A. BECh"l4h u -
H. &. A, Msshiug'on u. c.
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RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.--


CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.--
~ From foot Of Cou,,lsndts. -Tonnectn1 at Bsmp,ss
Jnctio. with Delawae Lack,wsnr., and Western Raos
Ard az Esson with Lshgh Valley Raj road aud !" c,nnsS
ou. forming direct line to Psourgb and the Wes wiihs
ctanEe Of =. .
- e.ve Nev-Yorh ss folic~s ,
U,,.t.suEe EzPKHs-At Q m. for Esston. Rssdire
po,fsy,ll. Harrsbnry Msuch Chunk, Niiismsport ke
N.tr THAy-As q m. tkston. Water Ce2 soAA
ton Great Bend. pi,tstoD, Wnsesb<rrr, No
i'm THsotsa TsAfS-for ksstoo. asnch Caunk WI
H.m,osr Reading Pottsvill., Hsrisbur, ke
Irn TsRouGH TsAIS-For Eu!on, Beshshea Aneutswl
ad Msleh Chunk. a.,
s.sOps. Way rKAS-For sonsrville.
syr WssTERs ExPEga-Fcr Eaton. Allentown. kes4
iux Hanlsbus P buTsh and the Wet Seeptas cars rrH
J,sey CIV through 10 Pi,'sbu' sh-
Ex?rkss TsAIS RRsBrRG-Ine O. n Erpfe0
Ti.n from Nes 70 arrives Harrisburg a. m conlsct
rf Ea, and West pepns ylvsns Cent? drosd No th.1
Central K.iroae North snd South and villa me Cunbse
AID Valley Railroad. w.
Tax TsaorGH EIphya rR.rs yon rHs wr.r lss'ss
Nsy.Yorh Of r. m daily tSuDdsys sxc-pedl u.sirs coss
connection o. Hamburg With Penbsyvsna h,Ssa-~ih >.
ch.ps. Of cars % PitbUrgn. and out one 70 te~su ~
hcsgo -Four hours time 10 saved oy taxing ms udn
YLEAgsTBPoEr AND Ngw.ioGk fshaf-Lssve Ssw'
ysrx from Pss No g. Esrta hivsr, Ct 7;io aud II % i'm
49,. spd $50 2. On. ,.,,,,,.
The boat. stop .. Bergen Pouf and Msr.rS Hubsf every
trip each way. !OhN " SAhh"' s"Pe''aeueee.
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DRY GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT LESS PROFIT
NO. 1OI CHAMBERS-Sr., N. T.
BARGAINS DAILY FRoNA-L THr CASH AUCTIONS
AM fO8CE Ed SAILS,
To which the attention every buyeris called before
TALENT AND Rii LIE ~ * EVERY DEPARTMENT IN
,,,,,, Tue 5 ORE
lido MN o Ne 10 1oi cnn1AMBBSaESSr, 4 y co.,
tsylus been dsso'ed the as Ssy Q, 10 sn
nouscs to h ferd. I'D In. psiron. hi. hrm ,bs b.
Intends continuing h' sin sys Of hohs drsnce iol
aud sel ing fine and domestic goods a. sinai
'"o 81 81 90 Viii BUY MORE ooops NOW ,,.0,.,
than sver in consequence e the great ~ -
I'm snoorncpS tbe In hi. am Mr. LEWIS t. happy 20
be abe 70 .l in taking sase On tue ou soi
solving hi. business re,tns with bis fatneIs by ussaaS
SlOCOJ year Which amount be n"iihs 70 S
1s sTI WV GS5 bFsI1A8LE GOO0s will be picked
on sush the season they eau DO oodgh' 10 an ID
M 'SSppIrIoy To A LARGE STOCK OF STELLA
Saws BRocHK sqcARE SHA"iS CAMEL. shAwLs, rLaS
xsp BRocADs B,sfas ANaIA's, GRAY MoIAMBieVEs' o.
siIK MxrrKE. SHAWL MERiyos, PAPER MUsLiNs. GLAZED
CAsBEios mANY SIMILAR KINDS ~ GooUs BOUGHT 'fo"
AsPgCgLAr0s At L,s1 tALPs
"CASH AUCTIONS"
D. LEWIS has On hsnd pod stock OF me 20
brand Of New Bloom Black siis, ~bc oh IS admitted by AL
rechsct o,ar SILK for beauty Of luser' wear
Thi. 6r.nJ Of Sis Is controlled by Mr. Lewis and 10 no.
cola ID any PRICE iG' 1 7st CENTS AND UPWARD.
80 pieces 32ineh Biscs Silk mOio Antique 80 cent'
cost ~
FULL STOCK or BROWN AND BLEACHED
goods: Pinto Tisks Sspes Jeans. Flanues &c Linens
White Goods Drapery Mnsu.. Hosiery Lawns Delsines
Ginshcns &C. ell of which vii lie sold 81 PEices thai WIN
DEFY competition - ,-.,,1 ,-,, r, .,-1,
As Mr. LEWIS DID ALL THE BUYING, AND GAVE
ALL THE CREDITS Old ffN, Ms CUSTOMERS Ap
FRIRSDs WILL NJ CHANGE - ETbfH os THESE De
pAETNRNTs ExCKPT Us u GIFs The Btils
NoEP PARTICULAR ~ ENrIOS NOW THAI tNKR. $780,.
GOODS WELL BOUGHT ALL AGktE ~ sAhilo,
.Rx H,,, SOLD To PROVE TINS FACr. Mr.. LEWIS FiyE
yKARs AGO IN HIS PRESENT sTOhs THE sisIhs
OF BUYING AND SELLING fINB GOODS fos CASH AND ihsI
yRAa NE SOLD Lsk6gsT AMOUNT OF GOODS kVKk So
~ ANY CASH JoBBIsG house IN AAEhicA, PROVING THE
Small PROFITS GOOD VALUE, AND QUICK SALES
TO be decidedly the sse~hb ssiem TO ell merchants
Last years prices will be ssIen this OWES 70 the se-''
due ion Ia expense -
Cal ard examine tine prices, row that the expenses are
trh and you to buy before 700 leave the sto e.
Al orders III be filed Wh the usual pronptness aud &C. .
j. d. LEVI, Late Of the firm Of L,wis' He s.lsnd 20
No i0l hamhrrs-'t cor OF IbGrch-st
NH D. LEW : his cisted with himself /" psIt
Ger ARTHUR COCh the former bookseeper ana cs'n
Ger Of Lewis viltnd Co. Under tie new him name Q.
J. ID. LEWIS i Co.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAiLkOAD-CHANGE o.
~ TERMlNUs.--Leave Janesslip snd ssh e. feIn's
New York ss.?0s NJ for Grosnpo.t; 9JOs N sud $ "
~ Co North I.iip and Saturday. Ysphink 800 N sn1
1890 o. M for syo.et. 9:Ns $3.50 aud p ior hrmp
sts adj and g::sD H.. $3.50 and p. m. for Jamaica
NEW-JERSEY RAILROaD--FOk PHIL
~ ADELPHIA and the SOUTH sgd WEST. via 'hh
sly ClTY-Mail and Express Lines leave Ne~-foIk
.nJ 10 !. m, 4 aud u D. IA Fare ~. Through notet
,od for The Sou andWrs aud soush baggage ehscAea
A. IA. AID aud ~ a. m. trsns. -,
J. ~ WOODRUFF Assistant Suprrintendeni
No baggsgo will be received for trps unle, deNoea
sud oasoA Cd " VI sl snes ot s ans 81 isA'nt
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fnrniinre.
Burning gIuio, Oils. xzt

NUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
- Received direct nom the manufacturer. and r,ll, ,od
tSf 'ss In Quantities 10 suit In piDe ,bpLins od.r AZ An,
very lowest market rstes by SChlEERELIN nROTfisp
y w, RES ISo and lsx Wllisl.st. Nsx.Ystk
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])rintlng.
Go Ubom II man Confirm.

NOTICE.-Being about 20 retire from ths
Printing business hereby roify all pcr'ons "ho ,'.
have Moodcuis Blocks Pses etc. IN my baud, 70 saa
the csrBot be snswcrso.e To- tier ssie AS'i"
,it-r h. 10 dsy Of ipf 1901 Sgch o, belong t. pafs
who indebted 10 viii De sold AZ Pue auction q
date such debs NY j. era r.. No FrsnsAa sla-ls
MIR. ANDREW 7. SPRAGG. Teacher, wl'
WI lind letter to his address IN the New .ork Ps.sVHo
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AmusemettiS
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

w haSK s # THE his IFsa EHF ss
!x5EHHfiis s % %%E%S o oSTSi
W THE $40, 900 MUTT cpMMM,o}yyo'Rtk f fIyINd
ThE WHAT il IN ALsINo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LM yIyG S Ss sAI hPg 'BEAG GGHsSp
1 @ i.!,ii6iriMA FAfFf yAr MILLION
oANS ,,ifGi1il!i?iiii NEW FAIRY 81 EVA
cL - VA r6a D, CENTS NO FREE ADMISSIONS
T1COMMUDOEE MUTT "a TIE d' 'uaa rive, Greci.n
Lively fa.ci'sis sinss, Dances "'"'' '
seq VIA Is If, That funny and iucomprehsn
,ss Msu.Monkeyl Delights ever,oo he ieins'n' 'u
one ~ i m. r .%a sbc ALBo FAMILY from Madaya'Gs
man wife AID 500 are the n'. sso, ss .ssn
~ The WHITE WHALE from Lsbisd'r .till ve, sas
forced fon the res by steam engines thouso hoh pP
Lid ri an expen.e Of 500.
ITThe LIVING HlPPOPOTAMUs, OF Great Behemo'h
described In tho book OF Job. chap NJ L. the GUY shis .
the kind ~ America lie cost s2oOo AID 'en.i'
70 Ths GRTAT ROARING. BARKING SEA LION
nom she Pacific, eats 90 pounds OF tn daily sud Won"
sI, .,,T I;o MAWNorH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON. esp.
tu"d by On GAzzLY ADAMS. tie world eno"n.d Cdp,'
ma hvaer ard bGppsr IS IL. most enormous OF thr-'
cou. and hitherto uuiamed animals ever cE. a'. e' "
rVTh. LIVING SEAL has human eyes' aud bi' s'e'y
Iy-fhs GRAND AoARA CONTAINS Suad' Of ,pocen,
Of curiou. and bssuti al living hsA swimming ia cria
pouds including the wonderful SEA HORSES ana 'he
lsrsed .pecked tout ever f."n 81, ,t.s
~. Tho HAPPY FAMILY where cats snd fa', hswA' "a
dow, and numerous animals Of opposite natures live N ha'
nonv together. ., Ill. ti.,....,
Wv. Of the most beautiful portions O. zoe world
fErThe SEWN LARGE SALOONS OF me MUSEUM cor
t,i1 0ei .Of o curio,iti., q nature and AIT -,
CY-Ths NEW FAIRY SPECTACLE sad-t sho hssl
rsas from tho Arabian Nights Il rlesentrd II the
Room ever AFrERNOON and EVENING 1t beats the
world as speotscul1I drama -,.s ~,
rSsNever before half 40 much erpen'e Fskeo TOT
hf 40 much srtrao5diusTy nd truly val all, novelty
tied for only 25 cents h.ncs there con be NJ FhLE AD
SONS ,,,- -, 4, ,s..o,.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-P~ALBA

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F@A ALBA.
IL ny end TROY, CONNgCTiH0 WITH TkXIN1
NORTH end WEST. Trsias lesve;
From ChaaiberssA Fre0 3oth$A
Fxpresa and IL Q m. end 81 fS, II: ~, ~ I'm -
IS and p. m. $50 p IN.
Troy and albany twxh ssep 1910 pm lsundays iacIs.A
log Carl 1o;tS y m.
Pou.hksso.e train. 900 10 30 m. and i2s s.dss
m. and ~ m sno Gals p m pm.
reei skil train, 400 IN. AIS p IN
sing Sing train. s;AS O. m' 1910 a M and s:ena
A y. SMITH. supe,iu.s.as..
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains from "a
Ia Of CT mA ss.t. 80 follows.
Ia H. Express for BuLsle.
sis = n, Milk daily. for otsvBls md inss.sxs. IA,
Il n. IN,
Ii q m. Aecommoda.ion, daily
$40 p n, Way for Middictowu NsvSsrsh sad nsssu,.
Night Express daily. for Dsnkitk. BsSIo cs,...
J,irs aid principal ato Tho Tran q sstsrday rv.s
tb,oueh 10 sutals. but does not iun TO Duuiht
p "'' A'''"C CHARLES MINoT. osasss s,v.
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T,ysH n. TYsoR. No 10 Pescs street. ,.s "a al ~
j., viii supply Tss I1ihvss VIZ '"
d,sIs 1. IN Iaas vicinity
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VIEWERS. -WILSON's Patent Cut Rose
wood snd mihosssy CO, by machine recsa, Invented
Thsy pronounced ,.ry superior by all inAnuiscte who
have ussa thsm. Gu. from choice ~ood,.
:. B. WILSON, No l39 GoeTok a.
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NIIRIOs GARDEN.
~ CROWDED HoUsEs-BRiLLIASr SUCCESS
Mrs. JOHN WOOD

~ CROWDED HoUsEs-BRiLLIASr SUGGEST
Mrs JOHN WOOD
NJ J. COLLINS
aud the great speotscrlsr Play q
THE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY 1Hos BAKER
THIS EVENING.
ana Every MIGHT Uuil further nofre,
The COLLEEN BAWNi -
MYLYs Ma COPPALEES twin soussl. MI COLLINS
ELY OCONNOR with .,ng,).. .Mr'. JOHN WOOD
Act 1-Tos Lake Net 2-1he Cave Act 3-Its btliROon
Pre- ious 20 the Colleen Bewn,
% be Produced seccni tnsl Powers Ian ssble fgcs CT
HOW 10 PAY THE RENT
Morgan R.ltlsr with TIE SUNG or WIDOW
MACREE, &e.--uighly encorecl ........'.Mr Collins
Admission. - cents
secor-d PaTgUtt f"ntA
Family Circle (eutTsnce Crosny.s cent?.
WEDNESDAY, LEENING-Fint beneh: IA this Ihoa!er
Of Mns. JOHN WOOD.
EVENINGS AT HOME.
IL 4 rev and n54isctual Ipler'oinneni By
MRS JAMES
At TEE OLY1ECSHiC INSTITUTE,
OnTULSDAY, Mach ~ THUR SDAY, March - end
TUESDAY. March 10.
Assisted by tie following fkyofi.e D.iilsi
Nrs MAGGIE HAfGhT, -
Mr PRENDEhGASr MI ABBC1T,
Mr. MDhACBi, and MI. BRADFORD.
Tn. ,ascsss which has attended Mrs JAMES IN Dofton,
Lowell, through batefd Stss encourages her % re
IeoEs the occasion OF fret zppesfsuce IN her
ps'iys city. -
Tickets. Is cent?, To Ne tsd tbs urc.,iore' Of Csrl
Fro, No 2l3 tultons: Mr.. sedfvict Cou-fL ;ir Coz.
No Fulton tho bookstore OF W. w. Lose 10. I
Atlantic 49, and at tho doo'.
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Boots dn0 Shoes.

MY IMPROVED CORK SOILS VIII mol
WI ,llp or break out ior yssa H-sdqushe, 70
% B'eee,srsL hH'hi b'o'.
q, SnDOUBLE-SOLE WATERPROOF
sN Il sNI BOOTs-FOCR DIFFERENT STYLES .:
a. 80 ., JUNTss Noe 10 aud "a ANGST
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Ocean Cleaners.

NOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-On
s,TuRDAY March 90 The United States Mail stesmrr
ARANO Henry A. Gsdd.n. Couimsude ~, SAL rom ris
No 81 North River foot OF Beschst. on SAiuLDAi nsn
70, at noon. ,.. T.. ,.uh,.
hi steamer passed for sfety sd fort hu double
engine. under DICK, iucosed By ~set ant compartments
vbcb b. is other results. feud Ia the event OF collision OF
srsndng keep the pumps free 70 ~ok and secure 'os
safety ofvess-l ard ps'+us-rs
For freishi or passage apply To- ,p1
DAVID LINES, Aren't, No Broadway
Tbs ..e,m.y FIILTOx will sail April IS.
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CONNECTING TRAINS.

For Boston VI. Springfield "a. W., * J;D tE1lspa
l.y po.ton wa Shore Line R:i5 ZIP.
FOR fiar,,ord and Springfield, "a m, tEr1. R;l' IN
10, s.c,icut River Railroad to Montreal, m, Ia
and i2:lS D N. to Northampton.
For Hartford, Proviiepcs, aud fishki1 hair's' Sth,
(Er) l2:I5 %. ~. - c,,- m.
For New.fissrn, New'Lordon. and s'onha0s h>Gss
s1 Taa.i Railroad ~: is Q. IN. TO Norshinlptoa-
FOR Hon,siouic K.rosa 70 Pi,ssnfid. . q. IN.
For Nsugstuck ksi'osd 9 :, "a S:'9 ?. "a,
for Dnntury aud Norxak Rairosd T. q. IN, 33pa
Commodious eepias Car, ct c.sl :, 3 N 'ria
JAMES *. HUYr. tuveriuea1Sst