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RY BOTELER d WILSON. Auctioneers
EYrrNcIrr cAIE ON unpcnr- InAnn1.nnc

RI d NILLSON. AuCtlUnteTs.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES
BTGGIES. HARNESS, &C.. AT AUCTION,
We will sell at the Livery and Sale Stables of Mr.
Joseph L. Heise, situated on 9Th street. south OF
Penn. avenue, his entire collection of valuable
Horses, Carriages, &C., viz:
25 Horses, embracing several superior pairs,
Also, man fine Trotters and Riding Horses,
l Close Carriage, ! Open Carriage, l Cslesh, 2
Phaetons: These Carriages are nearly new, of
manu- facturers, -..
10 Buggies, with and without tops,
2Sleighs, Sulky,
Is Sets Double and Single Harness,
Saddles, Brides, Whips.
Halters Blank cts Robes, &c.
Persons in want of superior Horses, Carria ges
and Buggies will find it to their interest to attend
this sale. Terms cash.
The unexpired lease of the stables fhaving up
wards of four years to RUIZ if not disposed of at
private sale will be sold at at the time
ap19 tChron.l BOTELER Il WILSON, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RfJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND rNIapRoyrp
L11SALk '>A-> -
on tb. premises, shall sell in the orlfsr ma med
the following described valuable prSperty beionr.
ing TO the heirs oftte late Thon a. Cook viz
lo,. 5 half Of 2 g a. ana o in square No n.
hps,hauses, with hack buiidiuxs. fronting ON
north street. between Twenty FIRST and Twen-
~ second streets vert. l.
Lots q and ~ situated At the corner of Twen-
~ nrst and streets, in full view OF Penusyl-
xania avenue, fronting 90 feet inches on
sueet' and iO feet 10 inches IN Twenty first
ESQ as wood And coal ysrd - -
Lots q, j. ana - are situated At the corn err OF
twenty nrst street And north n street which
viii be sub divided into convenient bpiliin1
lots, two Of them With two desirahIe tr,o storx
and basement brick dwelling houses with back
buIl6fnes -lT- 800 800 '~eA
Lot on Pc npsy lvana avenue, between Twsntvs srse
and wenty cond streets, in the row kpnvn
as the " Blk Buiidinss." With 6ne substantial
FIRE.
Terms: One half cash, the remainder ins months
with interest secured BY . deed of trust on the
Pre- mtes.
ap.2s.d - j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., kucts
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HOUSES EOR SALE. T a = =
IL A Corner Lot, $50 feet front on Pa. av., con-
tanning p 800 square feet of ground, improved by
locations for a first. class hotel in Washin gton.
The whole of this excellent property can be pur-
chased for sI25 ,Ooo-S 600 cash, balance on long
fine Brick Residence on < ST., eppo Franklin
Square IL rooms, IS by 1873 # to 50 foot paved al
Desirable Brick on 18th ST., near Pa. av., Is WV
Briek kes eeG%s on ST. BY Isl, 10 rooms SUI
subst s Brick, on ST., bet. ID and 3D. 90"
snug ~ little ' Bpcf House. on st., is by lo
Frame DWELLING, rooms, and 1880 feet Of 'o
ground. .:.-.;-.; 1000
One on 9Th st.. bet. and SITS, BY 1855 LOW
Two flames on st., bet. zth and 9Th sss, is l'
Building Lots in ali parts Of the city. ''''
number Of desirable F snW for sale pro.sr.
ap4-tMl 8. q. corner Pa. av and 18th st.
CLIFTON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.
The above named Factory. with $50 acres of land,
This property is situated at the head waters of
St. Mary,s river. The factory building is four
stories high, with ample water power and ma
fOT
shop, storehouse, granery, tailor and shoemaker 8
shop with eight dwelling houses attached to the
property. To an enterprising man OF com pany
ated at the head Of navigable stream, with large
and thrifty community suEropndips It: an abund-
ance Of wood and timber, healthy location it can
to pa y to
HART, foot of q street Iint.I NH Is colin
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RY !. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

LAND AVENUE BETWEEN TfRsT xNnaSkkcc
9 on n SnnK EFT TEsI az PUBLIC SALE.
o,g n aon ~ IA "a AZ hKNoCN, Aprl 18Th, at s
Square st No se.ti e
diately opposite the Go verament Botanical Gar-
den at the Capitol gate, sad improved By two sx-
containing ITO square feet Of grouad, wisS Vail
built two story and attic frame house With
nine rooms. furnished throu ghout With gas.
The eastern part containing 524 square feet, and
The yards are finely improved with fru;t and
foweIs and the property isin all respects
as resdences. - = - - -. -" -"
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in al Z.
twelve, and eighteen months with intere st secured
by deed of trust ON the premises.
ConveyanceB at the cost of purchaser
ap. l9-d J. @, MCG ORE 4 co Aus&a
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PORT OF GKoRGRTowN.-Entered
May Flower, Robinson, New York, merchan-
die; J. g. Shines, Renney, Philadelphia.
s Cleered Steamer May Flower, Robinson,
Philadelphia; Haze, Foljer, New York; schr's.
w. @. Nelson, Rose. do; NJ. A Peedmon. Wea-
Yer, Mycomieo; AdaliGe. Gates. ST. Mary's,
Martha Ann, Medley, Leonardtown; u. E.
Sawyer, Laper, Jersey City; Henry Finch,
yalkenburg, New York; Hope, Phillips, Bal
timore; G. Franklin, Tyler. Philadelphia; w m.
do; sIoops American Banner, Knight, Alexan-
dria; barges Arlington, Owen Pohick; u. l. X.
HerIich, Nelson, New York. Es@
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GONE TO JAIL--JShn Dacey, Geo Rollins,
and James WOrden, were arrested Saturda v
for stealing feed from Daniel NJ yers, and for
assault and battery ON two men. This is wild
party Of boys from the English Hill section,
and the police have been watching them for
months. The evidence is now so clear that
they cannot escape trial at court. All were
sent to jail to await the action Of the grand
jury, by Justice aiberson.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fer ether Auction Sale. see fir.t page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROV

1oI o.neI AueN0n SUES see NrSt page
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RYJ. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctione,rs.
EXCELLEET BRICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH
we'll ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE AND
VACANT SIDE LOT AT THE CORNER OF
TMhLFTH AND STREETS At PUBLIC
On MONDAYAFTERyooN. April Is, at clock
on the premises We sssll sell Lots Nos II and IS
in Square No 22 each ffop ting % feet-on Twelfth
street vest, at the corner of north NJ street aud
Twelfth street west. Lot IA at the corner, il I'm
house. with back building. Containing eleven
rooms, with fine store room and collars. Lot Is
rately. -
1his is the property of Leroy Edwards. ESQ.,, Who
has conducted the store with great success aud
only sells on account of failing health. ImInedi-
Terms One half cash, the remainder in six and
twelve mopfhs with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
apso-i@ = j o. MCGUIRE 4 CO Auet.-
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Dry WIN. b. LEWIS CO., Auctioneers.
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock at our store. No
427, teventh street, we shall continue the sale
ooiPhotosraPhie ALBUMS Family Bibles Stationery
with an immense variety Of Fancy Goods.
an 10 Nv VIM B. LEWIS & Co. Aucts
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SECOND WARD ST ALTON OAsEs.--H. Jack.
son, deserter; military. Jacob Simpson, drunk;
Sis: Phillip Jones, disorderly;sl. E. Spear,
drunk; 81 so Caroline Edlin, Amanda Stuart.
Margt. Foster, Sarah Dorsey, fighting S1.50
each. J. Dunayan, assault and battery, 50.
Kitty Shaniy, disorderly; 81. John Jones, do;
dismissed. Sarah Reed, dressed in male at
tire; IS. Sarah Brown, do; So. Alice Brown,
disorderly: $3.50 Rodney McCodden, drunk
and disorderly; military. Sarah Williams, do :;
90 SO. David Foley, do; SO.
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RY " L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
BLACKsMITHs STOCK AND TOOLS AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. aotb ;n,,.,t
at O'Clock We will sell on the preIaises. the Black
smith Shop, Stock, and Tools, most of which are
new and com prises everything requisite for the
business, on Ohio avenue, between l4th and 18th
ap. Is WI. WALL CO. Auctioneers.
H posTpoNED TO MONDAY AFTERNOON
18th instant. same hour
apY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auct'rs.
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TOR SALE OR RENT-That frst-class DWELL
l. ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south b.
westcorner of Prince and Columbus Streets Alex
andria. Title perfect and immediate possession
given. Inquire of JAMES A. STOULENBERG,
Washin stOn, corner 18th and SITS.
ap SLIM .'EtE-sa2 J. H. LATHROP
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8.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LOT OF FURNI-
TURE. OLD LUMBER, cow, &c
On TUESDAY MORNING. April 26th at 10 o'clk
at the residence of the late VIM. Dillow, G street
between 2lst and 22d streets, shall SELL
lot of Furniture and Household Effects,
Lot of Old Lumber, Cow, dc.
Terms cash. JNO. B. TURT0N,
Admin trator de bonis non.
ap Gid J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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CT O00 WILL BUY THE LEASE of a large
Up ,UUV commedious HOUSE. with store and
stable attached. Address Mr.. LEASE, Star Office
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Possession
given Immediately The house is new brick
and contains ten rooms and bath room. Gas com
Rlete and water in the yard stable and bath room
loft, and servants room. The location is one of
the most healthy. pleasant and desirable in the
city; only q few minutes walk from the Treasury
War and Navy Departments, and within few
steps of the city cars For terms, &c, ap: ~ on
the premises, No. 1894 l. street north, four IN door
from 18th street west. Reference required.
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~ FLOUR
CHOICE Brands Of extra Flour delivered in any
Family Flour for sale by If DREAMER,
sp lS-6ts All Ssh St., square below Post Once
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EOR SALE-A FRAME HOUSE, containing FIVE
4 rooms, 1872 on 8th, street Inquire Mt
1913 9th street, between and New York avenue
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PoerLASp-Ar ?jth, schs Union, Smallidge
ut Desert, for Boston; Vesta, liaupt. 0rland
for do.
Ar 2Gth, sch otronto, Whitmore Deer Isle.
Ar 9th. sch Fame, Eldridge, Ellsworth.
BosroN-Ar 27th, sch A Hooper, Hutchins
Ellsworth.
Ar 18th, schs Hiram, Cook, Calais; franklin
Lawrence, Frsskiin.
Ar 2sta, schs VIM Hill, Mosn, Sullivan; Val.
paraiso, Brown, Trenton.
Ar 30th, schs Helen Mar. Dow, fremont, Tar
quiz, Wood, Ellsworth.
Ar sst, brig. Sarah Peters, lot New York;
Lsrd. Eliasbethport; Fore.t, <of Cher-yfeld)
Strout, Rsajoat.
Ar let inst briss E1vira. fof Maehias) Norton.
Philadelphia; Mindoro, COT Eden3 Allen, Mira
goane 9Th uit.
Ar ID. sch Franconia, Holt RsndOut; Red
wing. Wood, ssry.
s.Lsu-Ar 10th, sch Henry Clay, Diaisdell.
franklin.
New BEprons-As 2sth. sch Paios, Mosn
sullivan.
Ar s0th. sch Lizzie Guptii, aupti,l. Niuaheth
port.
Ar ,lst, sch Jane, Loud, Bangor.
PaoviDEScc--Ar Goth, brig Webster Kelley,
lof Bueksport) Brown, Georgetown DC.
GLoScEsrEn-Ar 23d, schs Santa Maria, Full
Ter, Bangor; Everett, Roberts, Ellsworth; Con
yoy. Decker, Raagor; Orion. kent. Machias.
Siabsd, JeuSiEson, Bangor.
Ae 26th echs Valparaiso, higgins, Mt Desert;
Day Spring, Snow, Danger, Harriet, Gay, Calai'
for New Haven.
DALr1Noae-Ar 18th brig " Howes, Pierce
Bangor.
KEY wrsr-Ar 10th ult, brig Fideis, Stone, Q
and from Bangor.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

Are the most perfect purgative which we are able
to produce or which, we think has been made by
anybody. Their effects have abundantly shown to
the community how much they excel the ordinary
medicines In They safe and pleasant to take
but powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body the
distractions of its organs, purify the blood and
pei disease. They purge out the foul humors which
breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggsho or dis
ordered organs into their natural action and impart
healthy tone with strength to the whole SYSTEM
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of
everybody, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases. While they produce powerful effects, they
at the time, in diminished doses the safest and
best physic that can be employed for children Being
sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been made which snrpass belief were
they not substantiated by of such exalted posi-
tion and character to forbid the suspicion Of nm
truth. Many eminent clergyinen and physicians have
lent their to certify TO the public the reliab
ty of our remedies while others have sent the as
surance of their conviction that Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief eff our afflicted
suffering fellow men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gra-
It's our American Almanac containing directions for
the use and cestcaes Of their cures, of the follow
ing complaints
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy Heartburn Headache arising from foul stom-
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Bowels and pain arising therefrom, Fatulency, Loss
of appetite and all Diseases which require evacu.
ant medicine They also by purifying the blood and
stimulating the system, cure many complaints which
It would not be supposed they could reach, such Us
Deafness, Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous
lrrability, arrangements ofthe Liver and Kidneys,
Govt, and other kindred complaints arising from =
low state of the body or Instructions of its functions
Do not be put off by unprincpled dealers with 9TH
e preparations which they make more profit on
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them and they should have it
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass,
and sod by G. e. Peck, Ellswor h, Me.
Sold ut wholesale By W. +. Phillips Portland, 8. A.
IIowes s Co, Belfast, and W. l.. Alden & Co, Ban.
gor. 2m27
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:
JED.

July 9th, at tho U. s. General Hospital Of tho
Sd Ne. Reg, Co. d, aged % years, Henry Black,
son of Alexander b. and Susan Black, daughter
of the late Joseph Otis of Otis,
Philadelphia. Pa July 9Th, at the Brbsd and
Cherry IIospitaI, of Pyrmia, Lemuel A. Sdiith,
aged Is years, son of Asa Smith of Ellsworth, q
member of Co. c, LIST Ne. Artillery.
Pass few swiftly aeeting years,
And all that now in bodies live
Shall quit, like me, the vale Of tears,
Their righteous sentence to receive.
Bucksport-23d ult., Albion s. Wardwell, aged
2G years and mos
Mlo-July 10th, Daniel Holman aged 70 yrs.
sullivan-July oath, George Holt, aged ls yrs.
Isle au Haut-June 23d, Capt. John Kempton,
aged &C yeus.
July 18th, Abigail, wife of Stephen Barter,
aged 40 years.
At Jerco Ford, va.-of wounds received in
battle May 2sth, Tyler Rich, aged 81 years. son
OF John and Margaret Rich of fremont.
He enlisted in 1862; helped fight the battles of
Gettysburg Wilderness, Spottsylvania. Fitz Hugh
Crossing, Charlottesville, Kinks Town, Mine
Run and North Ann River. He embraced reIig-
ion in camp among his fellow soldiers in the win
ter Of 'G3. His last words were, "tell my mother
| am going home, die happy" $.
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M A r r L Il d.

Castine-Mr. Josiah W. Hutehings Of Penob-
scot to Miss Sarah J. Weeks of Castino.
Franklin-Jaly 3lst by Rev. B. (. Stinson, Mr
Charles G. Goodwin 10 Miss Maria IL. Preble, both
of Sullivan.
ST. Stcphen--Juiy 18th, Lieut. L. Il. Sesboms
OF East Maehiss, to Miss Julia Ii. Palmer OF Ma
ehias.
Penobscot-August lst, by Isasc B. Leach, ESQ,
Mr.. Samuel T. Leach to Miss Harl let S. Staples,
all OF p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-05

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
Pablo notice is hereby given that Ebeneser
Lord of Verona, in the County Of Hancock, did
the seventh day Of May, 1853. hy his mort.
gage deed duly executed and recorded, convey in
fee and in mortgage to Hiram Simpson certain
parcel Of real estate situate in Wetmore Isle,
(nnw Verona) containing / i acres, and bounded
beginning a the sou'h corner of said lot by
the road at Ike and stones, and running west.
etly by land then occupied by A. Merithew, 72b
rods to tie river; thence by the river 80 rods to
stake and stones-thcncc eastcTy parallel with
frt line by land Of S. Farmer 81 rods to the
road; thence by the road 30 rods to the place of
beginning, which mort gage was on the 18th day
OF July, A, D. 1854. by said Simpson, duly assign
ed TO Inc. The conditions of said mortgage hav-
ing been broken, claim to foreclose the same
aud give this notice for that purpose.
ALBERT HARTMAN.
By I. c. WooDMAN, his Atty.
ADJUST 3D. 1854. %
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Aron, Of Providence, 80 tons, built at
Newport in 1885, now in Providence, has been
sold 10 Capt lillian Strout, and others, Of Mill
bridge, ON private terms
Capt Torrey, of brig Small, states that the
report that the 5 Small was run into by sch Bound
Brook, is without foundation. The Bound Brook
was run into about o'clock NJ. off Point Ju
dith, and the Small about 10 o'clock off Block
Island.
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Shipping News.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

Arrived.
SATURDAY, July 80.
Sch Delaware, Grant, Eostoa.
sch Forester, Remick Boston.
Sch Index, Cousins, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Higgins, Boston.
MONDAY, Aug. l.
Sch Vandalia, Cousins, Boston.
Sch Belle, Jordan, Boston.
TUESDAY, Aug. q
Sch Rattan, Curtis, Providence.
Sch Thee Frelinshuysen Pumeroy, Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. ,.
Sch Forest, Jordan, Boston.
Sch Cuheco. Pendleton, Boston.
Cleared.
THURSDAY, July g.
Sch Agticola, Hartman, Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. l.
Sch Florida, Grant, Bottom.
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Special Notices.
HAIR DYE: HAIR Dye!
BATcHELOR S Celebrated HAIR Dye
Is the Best in The World

Is ne DSSt IN tHc WUFfU
THE ONLY
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this spt.sdid sS Bye is Pessee-shaases Bed ia'ty
q Grey Hair. instantly to Gtsssy Black or Nat"rsi
srswa without Injurins the Hair 81 Staining the Skin,
leaving the Hair Soft and Beaatful imparts fresh vital
t. esuenry restoring its pristine eeir and recthes the
Il Effects Of had Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM
ADAfCHEEoR, all others are mere limitations, and
heuid he avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. FACfo
rvs, BARCLAY srNY Iy23r
Baseksioy's Ns,e Tois. Cream for Drsssiag thel7av
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Both Married and Single. y
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A CARD TO lNVALyDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America rs
q missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
tor the of Nervous Weaknesses, Early Decay.
Diseases of the rinary ana Seminal Organs and the
whole train of disorders brought on by baneful an
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send
the recipe preparing and using this medicine in
sealed envelope, to any who needs it, Free OF
charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE.
4ml2" Ne'c York city.
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commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon Parker Tues Judge of Probate for the coun-
y Of II inc c. receive and examine the claims cred
itors the estate Of
GEORGE W. BROWN, late Of Ellsworth,
deceased represented iusoyen, do hereby give notice
that six months allowed to 8aid creditors bring in
aud prove their claims and that shall attend that
tn Office of f. * +. Hale, in Ellsworth, in
the County clancpck the first Tuesdays Of October,
December and jauGary next AZ ten O'Clock A
FREDERICK HALE,
l.. A. EMERY
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Hebron Academy.

TINE Fall Term of this Institution will COM
l. menee Tuesday, Sept. 9th, and continue
eleven weeks.
A. C. HERRICK, A. VI. Principal.
MISS S. C. BAILEY, Preceptress.
Miss LAURA ROBERTSON, Assistant Teacher.
Miss ALMEDA MILLETT, Teacher OF Music
Students may be confident that all will be done
to mako an interesting and profitable term.
Students will not be expected to use tobacco or
intox lea ting drinks. All will be requested to re-
tire At 10 o'clock, and attend church on the Sab
bath.
There win be a NORMAL CLASS for those who
have or those who intend TO teach.
There is Library and Apparatus for the use
of the School. There will be Lectures. Compost
tions, and Declarations, during the term.
TUITION;
Common English, $3.50
Higher Eagiish and Languages $50
Or 40 and so cents per week. Term bills to be
settled the ninth week No deduction made for
an absence Of two weeks, except for sickness.
Board, including wood, washing and lights,
probably $500 per week
Rooms from rs to so per week. Our number
last Spring was 1913, and those wishing to come
this Fall may be sure of room or boarding
place, by applying to tina Secretary,
JOSEPH BARRoWS, Hebron. Me.
Hebron, July 1, 1864. sw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-05
No Trouble in Learning Piano
Music

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