Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-22

JEwELRY III you want to see large as
sortment of good and tasty jewelry, just
drop into George f. Dunn shop, on Maine
Street, and look at those watches. chains,
pins, ring, ETC., which he has just brought
from Boston and New York. Mr.. Dunn
says he has one of the best stock of goods
ever brought into Ellsworth and as for
taste and beauty we think they cannot fail
to please the most fstidous. Don't fail
to call and sec them.
We wish correspondents would recol
lect that VIC cannot Gil up our sheet with
obituary notices. We arc willing to DO
liberal In the matter, and to respect the
feelings of the friends of the deceased as far
as we can by surrendering to them space for
few words, but " must insist on pay for
the long notices sent us of deceased persons,
il they come thick and fast az Of late.
We call attention to the Advertise
mcnt of Albert NJ. Hopkins. who is opening
new stock Of goods at the Granite store.
Our people will find this a desirable place
u purchase goods.
REAL EsrATE-We learn that Jacob W.
Coombs has lately purchased the store and
house now occupied by Robinson & Harden.
Messrs Robinson & Harden have leased the
store for term of five years.
gAttention is called to the advertisement
of j Newton Lord-Painter.
- Bangor rejoices in Brewery, new
mandatory just started.
Tile Lewiston journal says firm in
that city sells dry good at - l2centsa yard.
-Bickiord OF Bangor, the noted fish
dealer treats his customers to good poetry
rs we'll as good fish.
Tile new Steamer katahdln to run
between Bangor and Boston, arrived in Ban
gor on wednesday,
--Tbc death Of the rebel General Stone
wall Jackson, it i. reported, had great effect
on his troops. We notice that the Bangor
Democrat is also deeply affected by his death
Among the Washington rumors, is
one, that every available soldier in and
rround Washin.to is to b, sent to General
Hooker, and their places are to be supplied
by Pennsylvania militia.
-Prisoners from Richmond think that
the number of oar troops taken by the reb
hammock, will act exceed 400.
Ii the garruious yalanlisham had
TO wait the slow movement Of General Hal
lcck to execute his sentence, he may remain
this size uf Dixi, lie time.
-Itis said that General Hooker has
interdicted the sale Of the New York HraH
within bis lines, This is good news, for ~
paper has had a more misehiyeoas influence
in the army
-Don't put your watch under your
rillow-a man should never "sleep upon his
watch.
\ GoLpES RrtE,-Wren You receive a
Kindness, remember 1t; whea you b:s,ow
one, forget it.
SwFrrEvfSo There were no less than II
carsJcs Of mo4sscs aud sug II dat in our
harb9r yesterday, aud the AIN 9utt Of DATES
on the same were about S30,0Uo.-Pon!G9a
Press.
GrSs FOR Fort KyoY-We are pleased to
harm that ten cplaulbials Of ten-lnch calibgc
haze arrived atFort Knox and viii be i'm
medmtcly mounted and placed in readiness
to prevent the approach Of enemies
good supply OF ammunition has also been
received Times.
Tie New York ladies are very iniis-
nant, and Justly, at a hoop skirt mauutlct.
urer, who keep. huge wagon FORMULATING
up and down Broadway, rugged out with all
sizes Of his m nuftcture, from tn skeleton
suitable for the Miss not yet in her teens, to
the huge circumference necessary for dowa-
ecrs OF the heaviest tonnage.