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be decided by the merchants themselves.
They are intelligent and know their own
interests. hold in my hand several
letters from gentlemen largely interested
in the fishing business. They were writ
ten to nc since this proposition to repeal
the treaty was introduced, and are con-
elusive to my mind upon this branch Of
the subject.
One of these correspondents is among
the largest fishermen in New England
He is highly intelligent gentlemen and
knows whereof he ailirms." He says:
q The reciprocity treaty operates against tho
fishing interest. 1t would bo an advantage to the
fishing interests to have it abolished, with au
understanding that tariff should be put On
toFeig IN fish Tha privilege of fishing in-shore in
common with the English is duly appreciated by
US who in the business, as the annoyance and
! loss Of vessels under the three -inie restriction
/ was Troublesome and hard to boar. But things
| have entirely changed since the treaty was made
| In ls5i the duties were only nominal, and they
were so small that it did not m Ike much differ
ence whether they were continued or not; ami
| for purpose of getting clenr of the three mile
restriction thought We hal better let forei N
, fish cene in. But although iust the importa-
tiop is checked account of the high price of
exchange soon rs that resumes its usual
course free fore IN fish will drive US entirely out
of tho market salt is now worth with them 5 80
per h0tshaad; with US, - 80. Cgd-iues, leads,
duck, nets everything that nse on board Of out
vessel, and the materials ot which vessels
built cost about the same proportion or nearly
All OF us thought, in loJi, that fighting had
ased, and tariffs among the thinss that
had eoae by. The rebellion brings about
/ order Of things. with it is taxes, taxos While
taxed on eyerything that we see, smell or
taste, and very properly, tee, saould the ProYin
Gals have markets open to them and invited
to i'll without taxation 1t is most
certainly tor the interest Of the fish rcs that tie
treaty shUald be repeated
Another gentleman engaged in the
same business writes
:" Our vessels fish ly on tho Banks. which
Is outside the tAree.milo limits About nj the
benefit we derive from the present arrans cement
land in tho bay of Chaleurs. But the advantage
is triGiHg compared with the injuries received
from foreign competitions la this town the busi
'..,..-' =. '''-- af tba
e large demand for the pure wines of California =
made it fixed fact that well selected stock OF .
Is i, complete without them. {. \. Il. has made
ng.mcnts for the entire production Of =
The Largest Vineyard in California FL
is now hottling and offers for sale the finest Fl
lf5rHiu Fines ever seen in this market of four -
Iies in splendid style Of labels, bottles and cases FL
tCh u,
1NGELTct-Sr,t,
PORT-Rich,
H0fh-fry
s1ILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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I asllll.S ulaae Lay.

= subscribers having purchased the right to
manufacture and sell
his Patent Washing Machine
Counties of Hancock and Washington, have
need the manufacture of the same at
ULMER'S STEAM MILL,
Sc this method to bring said Machines to
ice OF the public.
$ been tried in our families, and in many
r,miiies in this village. and in every instance
nit has been most satisfactory, and we con
Y assert that it nossesses more Of the
rs, LITER IL
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TETI' TIT Y
SYILL# Observation-Disclosures.

Iartes attracted by this advertisement, or who
b have ALREADY becum" acquainted with the qnali-
of these articles, can have ii price list sent by
i or sample by express when desired, b. ad
{ Il, III stl. il,pr
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Alta Court of Probate held at Bueb.poit, within
and for the County of Ilancoc', tAe uitl

At Court Ot Fr0bate H'II II Hu0Nsl lE1I1 v ITT1IU
and for the County of Hancock, On thc uspt
Wednesday Of MAY, A. Il. lsC4
UUlSA L. CLOIGH, Adm,His ttatEiS ot tac
~ estate Il Asa Coush, late Of tiuehill, ia
raid county, deceased having presented her ne-
count of admin s,1ation upon said estate ipr Pro
late:
Uraiered THAT the said Administering give no.
tice thereof To all persons interested! by causing
a copy of this Order TO be pu' i.het three weeks
suecessively inthe Ellsworth American, printed ~
Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate Court
to be holden at BluehiiI, on the iaGtth Nednes-
day OF July next al tea Of tae eless IA tie fore
noon, aud shew cause, il any t4es have, Why the
same should not be allowed.
PARSER TICK. Judge
A true Copy-Attest
lgn A.. A. BARrLErr, Register.
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Al Court of Probate holden A. Eu k,fott. W,'hn aud
for the C5uAtv Of H.eock, tas i5d Nt!i s''"y oi
May, >. 1854.
IIENRY DAZZLING 4 Al, Administrators Il th"
IL estate OF fnarh BARNARD, lac ct Euehsl"ti, u
said county deccssci, having presented usr n' u 'i
administration upon said deceased estate lor i'"Oat
thtIcrrd-That she s1id Administrators 1--we h'u'e
thereof u all lsts utrra-t,d, ty rtt-Hs N 20 rus
order to he published three weeks sGcees-ey N Che
Ellsworth American printed ~ ti.s ortiz "a t my MAJ
apuear al Prabae Court &, be- holden At iiss0ttl "u
the third Wcdncsdy Uf lne urNf, 81 tn "i '' ' ca
In the forenoon and si.gN any they hA't, WHY
the same should hot be a.lyN,d,
PARKER W TUCK, Judge,
A true copy-Attest;
1oa A. BARFEELL, Register
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Alta Court of Probate held Bucksport, within and tr
the county Of Hancock, on ue third W edntsdAy o'
May, A., D. 1864 ...
n the petition Of William Conary, administrator oil
the estate Of Daniel l.. Luikin late Of Deer Isle;
In said county deceased, representing that Tue personal
estate of said deceased is not slcitnt 10 pay te s'
debts which e owed at the time Of lbs death BY tue sum
of five hundred dollars, aud praying ler II e"Se
sch ana convey so much II the real estate Of SAID de
ceased including the reyerson OF dover a. IN y n NC
essary for the payuen: said debts a1d iheide"'a'
charges . ,
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof to ne
heirs of said deceased and 10 all persons ln'eiest IA
said by causing copy of this order tn he pdn'
ed in the Ellsworth American printed IA tnsNFth' IA
said cunty, that they may appear At Probate t.u
10 be holden at Ellsworth, in said county, on the tiFl
Wednesday IF JuGe nest az ten 0eieeh - t7e
and her cause any they have, why the prayer ui said
petition shoull not be gran!ei -
PARKER TT X, judge
ig1 A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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BY SAWYER & BURR.


rJ'IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to a
cerned. that he has btch duly appointed and has
taken upon himself The trust of Administrator Uf the
estate OF
SARAH Il. WHITING late Of GAstire,
In the County or Hancock, widow deceased, by giving
bond the law directs; lie therefore requests all persons
who indebted the said ceasels st.te u 1nphe
Immediate payment and those who have any demands
theocor to exhibit the same for settlement.
SAAi. Il. u HITTING.
Castine May !, 1861. r!l
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Another gentleman engaged in the
same business writes

@ Our vessels fish mos ly on tho Banks, which
IS outside the t.ree.no limits. About nj the
benefit we derive from the present arrans cement
is to get bait in shore and innckereling the
land i'll tho bay of Chaeurs. But the advantage
is fiGHs compared with the injuries received
from lorei5 IN competition. la this town the bus-
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THE SALE OF WORKS OF ART AT
THE SANITARY FAIR.

We would call attention to the sale of pictures
and other works of art, to commence this even
ing, July 5, at eight o'clock, and to be con-
tinued on the following evening at the same
hour. Many valuable works will be offered, aud
it is hoped that the public, by numerous attend
ance and liberal bidding, will show their appre-
cialion of the generosity of the artists and others
of New York, Boston, and our own city, who
have 80 largely contributed those valuable gifts
for the benefit of the Sanitary Fair. A most life
like portrait of the Empress EuGRSIR by FAC
MANI, of Paris, will be offered. Also a water
color drawing by the Princess MATHrLDR, cousin
of NAPOLEON III, and marble "Agnus Der
by the German sculptor STBISHAUsRR.
The portrait of CoBDEN, by FAOSANG, was sold
for one thousand dollars at the sale Of pictures at
the Metropolitan Fair in New York. The Art
Gallery will remain open this afternoon and
evening and tomorrow from 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M,
when this beautiful collection will be finally
closed to the public. Let none miss this last
chance Of seeiug the finest exhibition OF works OF
art ever brought together on this Continent.
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DIED.

DIED.
ABBOrI-On the tth instant, ESTHER, wife Of John
Abbott. 10 The 18th y,arof her ase.
The rsa,iyes and fti nds 0t the family Invited %
atrd tto fnera fom her iato residence No 1871 Vine
street on inriday 40 inaiant. at O'clock r. NJ. S2r
EEBURG- on the 4tn instant. HESTER, wifo OF An
drew Enturr, IN the 13d year ~ her age.
Tie re- atyes and frsn Of the fam ~ ipec fully
yited attend the nsTa from the ofher
No. i0lT Ross street Eighieenh Ward, on wednesday
aftruutn At O'Clock.
p'ny u, 72d ronnsylyania Volunteers (BaSters flre
Zouaves)
KEitRR-On Saturday July 2, Rev BRSJAHt
Kt LLEk Gcbers OF the Luth Publication 80
cittl IN the list year OF his age
1he relatives friends OF the aBod respectfully
invited 10 attend bis funeral, IRON the resdeace af O.
y NOrOn. Esq No 1903 Poplar street, on Wednesday
mOTung next At O'Clock. Funeral TO proceed 70 Ger
pantoWn.
KEES.--Un July 80, suddenly, ADAM KERN In his
Te relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited attend tho funeral, from the residence OF his
parents No lEOs Palmer street, Fi.hieeuih Ward,
wednesday. at 4 NJ. Ches or Lode, No 20, A Y. VI.
Orders era invited to Ntend. 10 proceed to Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
PARHkM-On the 80 Instant. MARTHA, the wlfc Of
Jcln paIham, IN the 1ld yea NJ her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully Invited 10 at
tend her nnera Wednesday morning. the 6h ms ant
~ clock, from his la0 residence, NO. lIOt SAMSON
street. Without further office.
pATTERSON.--On the I'd instant. REBE BECCA, the be.
lived daughter uf Robert and Elizabeth Patterson, aged
~ years, month, and rs days.
Her relatives and frcrds AMI those of the family arc
respectfully invited n attend the funeral. from her pa
morning at 10 O'Clock. To proceed 70 Odd Fellow'
Cemetery.
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TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1864.
. rHE Doom OF THE "ALABAMA."

No single event since the commencement Of
The war has caused 80 much public delight as
the destruction Of the alabama by the United
States gunboat KeGrSage The long and
hitherto undisturbed career OF this out
law among nations, with her recorj
Of burning ships, plundered cargoes, and
outrages and indignltles upon unarmed
sailors and passengers, has created senti-
ment OF disgust and horror In every civilized
community, except where that sentiment is
,outwelghed by sordid and mercenary sym
.pathy for the murderous Rebellion that Aaunts
its black flag on sea as well as on lsps
We congratulate the country that one OF
our nasionS. Vessels has accepted the bold de-
Iiance Of the buccaneer SEStMEs, and put an
end to his Infamous career. By this one act
Captain WNsLow has wiped out the reproach
.heapsd upon our naval service, and won fol
himself imperishable renown.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

STABBED TO DEATH "A shoemaker named
HtnIy Force was stabbed at his boarding house,
No. llS Lombard street, last evening, by a
drur ken soldier named Henry O'Neil. O'Nel,
who is home on a thirty days furlough in conse-
quCEce of bruised arm, entered the house at
the tine named, and quarrel ensuing between
HIM and some OF the inmates, he seized knife
and cut Force in the thigh, seyering the main
artery. The wounded man was Immediately
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where he
died short time afterwards. He was native
of Mount Holly, and leaves wife and child, who
reside at BordentOWn. He was working at his
trade in the house in which the affair occurred.
A hearing In the case is now progressing at the
Union street Station.
ALLEGED MURDER.-An inquest viii be held
by the Coroner this afternoon, in the shooting
affair between William Maybury and policeman
Edward Walton, from the effects Of which shot,
fired from revolver in the hands of the police
man, Maybury almost instantly expired. The
deceased 1t is alleged, was engaged with Others
in firing Of pistols In front of the Hand In Hand
Engine house, Ninth street, above Poplar, and
though requested TO discontinue the act sill per-
sisted in IL. Walton then attempted 10 make an
arrest and being foiled in the attempt, drew his
revolver and fred, the ball taking effect in May
buTy's temple.
BoIs' Hen ScHooL.-This morning the ad-
mission Of pupils into the Boys Central High
School took place at the school building, corner Of
Broad and Green streets. There were $50 cand-
Mates admitted. The pupils will be classified
\ n\sssaing 10 the average mark obtained for the
4 ls2sAonths study, the regular semiAnnual
~ stun sAeA having been dispensed with. Those
a. ! whens, below q certain average Tor their
N fhe sSsSs sent back 10 the schools from
II IA.
10 Nusic. Ths,eA commencement will take
graduates. estant, at the Academy OF
~. the usual number OF
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE coMMIsSARY OF FsUBstsrRNoB.
~ No. s2s WALNUT Street,

- NJ cao " AANNA ntfttts
Pru AprLrufA. July 4 lGI
scaled Proposals dup,e,ie vii ss rsssiysd st ,si,
furnishing and delivering 70 the Camps arracts Hos
A. and officers IN the vicni Of this city. sl the esh
Of continuing for ons year at the option Of this ooc,
rue beef must be siied froa the anest nued eaus,
wcgl not less than 1850 p'unds gr0ss we ght, 20 b
ibs chs to be cul Of al t1e ou'ih yere5ra o n. aud
H. ess Css a S n p, 'esG so n % ssoTs % e
hind nunfon cuht inches above the "a libel OF heck
10 nt sad beet 10 be furnished In coui prOD rlonr Of
Deliveries Officers be made In such quantities
Ihs lecI ofsn Ro'. snss Oxen Cows, and HsIor' win
The d. i,e-y (evtry day nsctssarJ Of any quantities
which may le urdorec VIII b. ncuiet 10 re price pc
made At any psce dgslruatcd by this ooe within twenly
miles Of this city ard al any hour designated Dy the cun
place where It mas be NJ edcd Al such Deliveries 70 b
nA9e A. NC thpese o. tho contractor, the oesf a. All @ =
& be sub, The nsechon aud reectlou Of the riga
..eS S S% S'V @ s ST from 3 PsTSa S pS' SS,
be accompanied by the guarantee Of two responsible
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We the undersigned, u the city fhliadephla Blae o.
Peunsy Nana, do hereby guarantee that - will fiint
the requirements o. this contract soecined the
psnyns advertisements and that We the event Of the
cent security n the sum OF sd1V twenty thousand col
Each bio must accompanied BY the oath Of alleganos
o ne AMI S9s 5s es s"o must nave
Tts nance Of En6s rseipS ps ipg % r,S IN S gIS1o 70
allowed 10 farm out or uudcrct any portion OF the
supply
No bid Gom parties regular In tie business win
be considered and parties bidding VIII be rcllrcd 70
state where they intend slaushtelng the beef propsed
t. be DEL ycrd. ....
The OCycrnmen the rlght TO annul the con
tract at any lime, hould Il pro- satisfactory.
All beet OF interior quality 20 that stipulated In
this yeItisement viii b. iecc cd aud coTAaponding
quantity purchased at market rats AMI charged TO the
contractor. -
ISAAC u. wIQGIN,
NAB Captain and @, =. YO's.
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CT this total, 1904 American and West
ILdla bales may be subtracted, since it is pro-
ably old growth, and not current production.
The remainder is 31O,185 bales as the actual
increase yield Of the latter year over the
former. Let the compound ratio production
be continued for but very brief period, and
the existing famine in this textile will be at
an end. As the matter now stands, the East
Indies, China, and japan, Egypt and Brazil,
eontribute more than we do TO the worlds
SAA. Their combined growth, however, Is
>eAction ofwhat ours was before the war
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IeNIIt
TIMBER AND MATE.
NAyT DRPAKrHBST, ,
4rRUCTION AND RKPAfR, :


= r~A'' ~ 'O' "'' say NAyr DEPARTMENT,
u, a., or C,o,;-r M ,rIny All, RtpAfn
~ "'"o VI wa '''0' Inns ao isSi
-, p, q, r,,rtsh ,r,,bo, snn T yV,erg,i. ~, cr
49,, nS, ~, shs .cat Ve,r ondtn, une 40 isSb will he
AZ The Bnrean Of Constructon and Repair until
10 oSISSf o. @ yng ss s gSy Os "'H o
must be- onuorsed Proposals for Timber and
fom ohSr bushes iStos aud rected to the chisf Of
thS butgSs ~ and emysced in the css.e,
nncs nan ~ b,en IN he irI IheS 10 sueb ~ seire IN r
or nppHcatIon To- the Commandsnts OF the respective
SSii he vnres upon application TO / 10 BuSsau "
This Division Into cosses being f tho convenience Of
actually required for bids ThS Oommsndsa and Navy
assn. St br fsf own ya ave copg the ,sbeues OF
tho Other ards for sxs@naon only om which may BE-
Goq Sny the hoso yards All her ' being
msnn1.e'nIss @". ,ns b. made for tns whoo Of tho ,
sry yard, uron Of the prinlol sche Jules, IN
sideroa sd ~ 00A'''"''' " ' WIN "'' w 'O"
Upon application to ne BIreSp ~ 70 The g ,l indS Of
n & "a infn,n, Mon re- si,ectin, Ihe np
po;si, WIN s fslnI'ssC UNI S .,.s n,a.r
gives pIoper as requ red by Ihe law OF August
no w Ss s"y o any %c be- desmes
4, aiyen and dSVeres can be demanded from that date
sonraet and their rsspSnssaty essta9d to Sy United
Sro1 % or Nav, AGENT As additional security twenty Der
N NNaNh tran nNaN hl liz aNntl
stnu VIII po hs nave been oompletsd an e,ebt ner
tho LII "a IL, ~ he NJ
H. 1if , IarSs viii be ad the tyv AGENT.
y, 80, ~ dii,sSy IN fnnds r rer raeates M Inc on
W, ~ 80 ,, ~ yYith, ten iavs af,er tbs
su. ~ ~ & N neon mas "a nv tbe Secrsts ~ az e
~ ~ !. .e San ''''" ' 49, F - 80 ' - ~
.r Tho ciassss raouI,ad M tho resneo,iva
.i.',...a. ~ - - ~ ' " F
navy yhus' Er1yrRpy
49,, ~. y,ht,o oat -. NJ > white oat Eeei ars
=, lass 10 4, n', vbts nat' ,nrsod a. rinhsr @ ~ qua
htelsoh v,h,a , p,anS Nc SaIloS, pit,s o.,
N'es g. 10 p, poSt,s So yslovv pIne Mssts sni
~ ~ '1t.r. ~ Whta PIN. pisnk and RSards. 10
~ a., ~, 1, ard N bi'e osl ucct pani M Ia As6
~, @ M pin'L N n Ia sb oars No az itetoy IL
E"Ls u ..r .r' oaris No ia Ioest: No ~ %hle ot
~. 70 A., ~ n i - No o. Roct Snrnce. NJ 81 IT,
a' NJ - ~ Ron yonno Hat ana s1nate. M VI
nunNhSi 300 aSai ioo5 b. ~ - s " slua.e, 70 , 20
Slsti ~ % "a. ~ "a ijn and LlnS M IA uara,ssra
~ Tois ~ - S,ores. No gG Whe lead. No NJ zioc
i ~, as ,ircd Paints dr,cT. So ~ n rSaniins
s ~ Az Iinsssd M No al t:IasN. M il III
"a 20 a. - n ~, -. son. No AZ shin Ghsndiery ~
Ohi nv ~ i"''" 'StI 4 hT n sTnNVH " N''N''' H.
ct.ss No1. ,,,dts UaE 1ors. No , Nhite Oak Kecl
Pieces; So3 hte Oak Curved Timber; No 4 Waite Ak
% Ii'S q ~ NJ. - ~, m Wht. PIne ogs pank ana
pa ~ 10 yybite pine ucrk ana STA e IinnT. No Ia
t ,i ,,,I 20 ia G,h oar, M nj HInek " al
hsa @ M Ioclst. 40 H. While O.k slaves
nut @ an aiIni S0 IiaoE snrucn, M oJ ignnn Inn
nat Nu 9, 90 steal. No ~ Iton spIs eet "a iron
- 70 80 .,, c,t n M Iead, NoaI I'm nm ana
1s, NJ sS I,dyssc No si oos for ofes Ec !; IA
o. Wb,, al zine Pnnts SS Coloeei Paints;
a. Sin.ssi NJ IA Whale on; 40 as Tallow SOAP and
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CHOLERA INrANrrM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT.

CHOLERA INFANTuM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT.
Is speedily and eneciuaily cured by the Carmnaiive
removes all soreness Of the Abdomen, allays the rrta-
ton and cams the action of the Stomach aud may always
be relied on to relieve the suerugs Of the little ones,
when used according to directions.
Cholera Morbus, Chone. Gripping Pains Sour Stomach,
watorbrash, Pain Sickness Of the Stomach, Want Of
Appetite, Wind the Bowels Cramps Sea Sickness and
all Bowel Affections Nervous Diseases are removed by
JAYNE's CARMINATIyE BALsAM, with more GER
tany ease by any other preparation yet offered
the public Prepared only at NO.22 cHEsNuT street jy2
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/ I l. l. 1 ELS
CHILLED-IR0N SAT- E.
mot DEAD, BUT LIVETH."
DAVID EVANS, E.a.. a..
/ I l. Ii e.

DAVID EVANS, E~a.,
OF the Yirm Of Evans 4 Watson: -
II would seem from your late notice in THE EVESSG
TEEGHArH and other newspapers that have opened
school Of instruction for testing Bies ChiedIron safe
acting, we presume, In two-fOd capacity -1rst
the Instructor Of thieves sCcond the protector Of the
poople--two very responsible POSITIONS truly.
Now as We are very desr0us aid you In every way
IN this important work Qmporan to the thief that he
may uselessly employ his time erin naly, eX-
pose his person. important TO the people, that they
may know and feel that their
ouTe), propose, in the fnture, II warrant every
that may be sold by Agent at Philadelphia
proof against your scientific s,tsnments in the art or
burglary; and you have disntereedy volunteered
to instruct and enghten the burglar and protect the
people in ihis art shall take the liberty to give you
timely notice Of the arrival Of each Safe Ed not only
ask you test each SAFE their arrival upon your
scientific plan as publicly announced, but claim that
we have the right to nsSt upon your position
rs public teacher and beneiactor and Il this is not
sufficient reason, we have still another to urge.
Your present facilities for satisfactory test very
deficient, you have but very imperfect Safe to
operate upon and If you accept proposition, your
field OF operations win be much enlarged, aud your
efforts may prove much satisfactory to the public.
We admit, have, Il you succeed TO grind
or drill hole through the the OF lock-
any point 1t is fatal and done In way praccA al 10
the burglar, the Safe Is not burglar. proof.
The first Safe we shal expect you to test, above
proposed, Safe just ordered for bank in the into
rior of the State We expect to arrive In Philadelphia,
and to be ready for test Monday the 10th of July
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and should there be any delay In It's
arrival viii be announced in time. We trust you viii
be ready for this test.
Respectfully LEWIS LILLE q son,
M. @. sADLER, Agent,
iyl.u No. II 3. SEVENTH Street.
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NAV ORLEANS PAPBRs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. LOUIS X. HBBERD, Purscr of the new Phila-
delphia built steamship Electric Spark, Of the
regular Star Line from New York TO New
Orleans, for late files Of the Crescent City jour
mails, for which he will accept our thanks.
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Strangers In city visiting the Great Csntral Fair, and
citizens generally w ind the best Clothing and the most
reasonable prices at WASANAKER & BRows's,
OAK HALL,
BE. corner Sixth and Market streets.
LARKR & Co., the incompatible photogra-
pliers, at the southeast corner of Eighth and
Arch, have made special arrangements for the
coming week, in order TO accommodate visitors
20 the Fair. During the week, six superb oaytSs
de pisite win be taken for one dollar.
ANzRIoAN WATcHBs,
Jewelry, and
SilYerware, at
w.B. Eltonhead's, No. 1922 Chestnut st.
HArs.-straw and soft hats, most fashionable
styles, at Laing & Co.'s, Sixth and Chesnut
streets.
GREAT sRoRRT discovered TO avoid late break
fasls and make cheerful homes. Buy your Coal
OF A. 8. DotteT, No. 304 n. Broad street.