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To the Honorable Judge of Probate fer the County
II Haiaock.
vGyLiE undersigned widow of Ttlciifs NJ. Grindie
i hate of pcnncsco; in said county, deceased,
respectfully represents, hat ssitt Decreased died
possessed of Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
which has been duly reta nsti into the Probate o.
flee: thai her circumstances render II csSHfY
that che should have more Of said Pc, sonal EState
tfsr she is catiicd to distribution thereof She
ttsrefoIe l,ravs your Honor would graui her such
Allowance ont o. said Personal Estate, in yuLr
discretion you may determine necessary and
FLORA GRi>;pIE.
oct. 30 1867
STATE OF MAINE
Hancock, IS. Court OF Probate, Oct Term, A.
H. ls61.
Upon the foregoing petition, oEpEEEp,-That
said widow give public NOTICE to all persons
Interested, by causing copy OF the pctitioh antt
this order tn, reou, to be published three weeks
successfully in The Ellsworth .AAeriean ne"s-
paper published In Ellsworth, in SAIL County, that
s.Icy my appear at = Court OF Probate fgf sald
County, to lie held ri Baek-rort on the third Wed
ncStisv of Jam, next ut Of the lock in the
forenoon, to shnN7cau.r u a,y they have why Tie
PARKER TICK, Judge.
81 AtLsst:-tiEu y. DYER Register.
To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
o. Hancock:
fNIE undersigned. Widow of Albert q. Brook :
u late OF Elisr orth IN said County, deceased,
respectfully represents that sahi deceased 'hed
Possessed nf Peiso nal Estate, IN Inventory Vi
when has been duly returned INTO tue i'r9u3te'
pl:c: that her circumstances rcnGcr 1t Rccet
gary that she should have more said Personal
Estate tian size i entitled TO on distribution
thereof she therefore ptuys that your Honor
a,slld grant her such AlioN out of -aid Per-
soeai Estate. a ID your discretion you may deteT
mine Necessary and proper. and for the appciat-
incnt OF Commissioners 10 set eut her Dover on
rail estate.
MARY !. BROOKS.
OF. -, 1Sjs7.
STATE oF MAINE.
IIASCociS, IS. Court Of Ino5aie Oet. Term \.
H., lsi1.
Upoa the foregoing petition, oBpEREp THAT
sad Widow give notice h all persons interested,
bt causing a copy OF the order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
american newspaper publi>heAiu Ellsworth i.
said County. tilat they may appear at a Court OF
i.ruate for said Coaaty tU hc held AT Ellsworth on
The first Wednesday in Dec next. AZ ten of the
clock in the orenoon, and show eah<o II any the?
Lave, Why tie same shoald not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge,
AZ &c otI,-Auo
GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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MARY. BROOKS
STATE or MAINE.
T. the Hon. Parker TUX, Judge Of Probate for
the county of Eiaurnrk,

7 the Hon. Parker Tux, Judge of Probate for
the COUIty OF Hancock.
EDWIN YOUNG Of Ellen in said County. &c
II speetfuily represents that ON the third day
al February y. u. 1jai, Joel Emery of said Eden
contracted in writing L, convey 10 your petitioner
tract OF Sfycutyseycu acres of woodland i'll said
Eden, adjoining piece of Elisha Richardson, IS
ont by Tobias Roberts OF sail Eden, for The
sum OF One Hundred Dollars. that said joel En-
cry lied before said deed could be prepared, that
your petitioner has paid said sum Of Ono liuu
drcd Dollars according to tn. terms Of sad con-
tract, Which contract is here in cniIt produced,
and he now desires that the deed of said land may
be made ont and delivered to HIM: wherefore he
prayS Nour lionor, to grant license 10 joan Il En-
cry of said Elen Executor OF the SAID Joel Eul-
ey'> viii, 10 convey said land, ac:ortiilg to aid
contract.
EDWIN Young.
b Warehouse y Emery. Ati!s,
At court ofProbalc held nj Ellsworth, Within and
for the county fIlanceek, on the fourth Ncdnes
tiav of Oct, Alb; 1854.
On the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That the
Petitioner give notice TO all persons Interested b!
causing copy Of the Petition and Order Of Cou,t
thereon, be published three weeks successfully
il the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
t,ourl to be held ut Ellsworth, said county, on
the Irst "Wednesday OF bee. next, At ten %, lock
IN me forenoon and show cause, If any they have,
why the prayer OF SAID petition should not tie
granted.
PARKER TICK, Judge
Attest :-tiEo. a. DYER, Register.
\ true cory OF the petition and order oi Court,
thereon.
3wil Attest - GEo. y. DYER, Register.
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Ataeourt of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
aud iur the county of Hancock, on lle AN,
Wednesday OF 0.;t., a. H., 1877.
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HAs Yacht Mssa,

EEw York. juno ID.
Tia srand regatta OF the New York Yacht
Club took place to day according to previous
arrangement. The yachts which had been en-
tered lay at anchor off Bay Ridge. On the ar
rival of one OF the judges in the morning he
ordered the stake boat to take anchorage about
midstream, as he thought her position too close
ill., Long Island had eeen chosen. Ten o'clock
was tine hour generally supposed when the
yacntS would start but at that time the club
boat had not arrived at Owls Head and it
was perhaps halfpast eleven before the start
was accomplished. Those boats which had an
chored toward Long Island shore had mani
TEST advantage in the start, and lhelr COM
mandants seemed to make the most OF IL. Inc
sloobs got off first by White Wing taking the
lead, but they hal not gone far when one OF
the Shops, from lack of wind, drifted foal OF
the White Wing. The latter did not lose mheh
by this mishap so early in the race, but detath-
ing herself from her rival sped away on the
track as fast as a light wind and ebb tide would
take her, the associates Annie, Evelyn and
Nautilus keeping well up. When the Shops
had well passed the Narrows signal
was given for the departure of the
sails spread TO a light breeze, and tack
toward Staten Island shore essayed. In
this movement the boats were very slow, and
had not got much Roadway, and it was difficult
to wear around. The Sylvie, however, when
the signal was given did not run away with
was sailing on the wind before the others had
well answered their helms Off they all went,
and although scattered at the start, through
few skillful maneuvers, whereby advantage
was taken of the currants the schooners pass
ed through the narrows in fine style and pref
ty close on one another. On they sped, with
freshening breeze outside, and bending ever
on one side as they yielded to the wind until
the decks became plainly visible through
glass. This continued until lost to view
SANDY Hook, June 1880 pm.
The yacht Palmer was the first schooner
around South West Spit, AID ahead of all
pessing out. The wind comes in fresh from
the south outside now, and the yachts are go
ing OF to the light ship in fine style. The
falmer and White Wing are on the lead.
FORT HAMILTON, June b.
The yachts turned the stake boat off Owls
Head as follows: -Phanton, s o'clock min
utes and 40 seconds; Palmer, 5 o'clock 20 min
utes and 10 seconds; Magic, o'clock % min
utes and 10 seconds; Dauntless, 8 o'clock q
minutes and 10 seconds; Evelyn, o'clock 40
minutes and Is seconds; Annie, 3 o'clock As
Rambler, 3 O'clock 81 minutes; Syl-
vie, o'clock 55 minutes and 40 seconds; Nau-
titus, 6 o'clock minute; White Wing, o'clock
l9 minutes and 10 seconds; Vespa, 6 o'clock 30
and 80 seconds.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June IL.
The Union Convention for the southern Com
gressional district nominated L. G. Phelps for
Congress. .r,.-
SAN Francisco, June 12.
The steamship Constitution sailed to-day for
Panama with 81 ,145,412 in treasure, of which
SSO4 $50 is for New York She has also I. 1884
barrels of -four for New York
The ship Bengal has sailed for Hong Kong
with 1907 900 in treasure.
The ship Ellen Southland from Kong Kong.
put into Santa Cruz in distress, having run
short Of water. Part of her crew and $50 Chi
nese passengers arrived yesterday by the reve-
nue. cutter Waganda. Capt Howe died Nav
9th. The Ellen Southland has been under the
command OF his wife since then.
I'M SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
Ihe Union State Convention have nominat-
George g. Gorham for Governor on the first
ballot, he receiving 1877 votes to 122 for Bid
well.
Advices from Tahita to May 18th. say the
United States steamer Tuscarora sailed for
Fegee Islands May 18th.
A Los Angeles telegram says that a fire in
beil's block last night destroyed property val
ued at about $4,000; insurance small
The ship Shirley sails for Hong Kong to-
morrow taking $260OOO in treasure including
$4,000 in gold bars. .,
The ship Ellen Southland, from Hong Kong,
has arrived.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 13.
Joseph Porter was found in the river at the
foot of COnOver street, South Brook YIN, with
pistol shot wound in his head. 1t is believed
that Porter was murdered, and afterwards
thrown into the river.
Ihomas donaldson of Brooklyn murdered
his wife yesterday. He is under arrest.
John L. River and VIM Webster were ar
rested yesterday on suspicion of being impli-
Gated in the mysterious robbery of furs rmount-
ing to $4,000, which occurred Monday eve
nlng. One thousand skins were recovered
Hon. George Bancroft, statesman and histo-
ran, sails for Europe on Saturday this week
on the Hamburg American Steam Packet
Compary's steamer Allemania, to assume his
duties as United States Minister at the Court
of Berlin.
Two burglars were arrested this evening in
the store of M. A. Wolf, 20 Howard street.
They were just preparing to remove a package
OF silks and other goods to the value of So 900.
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From Washington.


WASHINGTON, June Is.
Judge Leander to-day in the criminal court
filed motion TO set aside and vacate judg-
ment, and for new trial in the case of San
ford Conover, convicted of perjury and SEN
fenced to the Albany penitentiary for ten years.
Inc argument on the motion will be heard in
ABOUT ten days hence. An order has been is
sued to detain Conover in this city to be pres
ent on that occasion.
The National Intelligencer of this morning
says:
We have authority for the statement that
at a very recent consultation the Cabinet de-
cided that the military officers in command of
the i've districts into which the unrepreSented
Southern States are divided have no power to
remove civil officers deriving their authority
from the State governments as now organic
ed
The question, we understand, had more i'm
mediate reference to the removal of the Gov
srnor and other civil officers of the State of
Louisiana by Gen. Sheridan, but, of course,
Will apply to the action of other commanders
No doubt the forthcoming opinion of the At
torney General will be in accordance with the
reasoning of which this is understood to be the
result.
The decision arrived at will fully justify the
legality and propriety of this determination.
1t scarcely need be suggested that the issu-
ing OF orders replacing the deposed officers,
which may become necessary as q consequence
Of this decision of the Government would be
no good ground for an application on the part
of Gen. Sheridan to be relieved from the posi-
tion he holds Much less would it warrant the
inference that the Administration contem-
plates or desires his removal for his errors. We
feel authorized to say that the speculation of
sensational journals upon this point however
they may be attempted to be supported by i'm
aglned political man9uvres on the part of eth
er the friends or enemies of the General are
wholly without foundation"
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AtGTsGN SALES.
Large stock Of Dry and Fancy
hoods, silver Plated Ware,
NC. at AuctiOn

WILL be sold at auction a. the ) ore OF STEW
w Ems a. d., No 200 Cong ess street
e S,mlmYeneing on Th"r-aay, Jun- i3ih, at j
UStock 4. NJ, and CONT ulug EyEkN AT
n <ANOON and VE.NsNG, a lIqe LOT OF
u, tns ioi mems anu boys wear, suitable oI Ii sea-
son, peached and bI own SDeeiIngs, Iolton Flannel
a me stoch 0i 1abl, L.ben BY The var ; cash
io@e1s, Doyhes, Linen Table Cloths, Embossed and
Printed W9o, Taos lovers, Lancaster, Scotch and
MafseilIes Culls; Gents and Ladies Hose Uukis
Pins, Nee les, Linen Urea, Ests c ord ana Eroid
Dress 1rnlIn Dgs, Ladies LESS q ods, BalnCrai
Skrrs Par. s0is, Scho-l Umbrellas Pho 1g1y,,,h Al
buns Iin-Uype Albums, Ia 10 IOt OF Per uIuerN
so a line stock OF >iives k-Iniea " are. OF the
best styles and quality, consisting o Ice Pitclsls
SAVERS, GOblets, Mu2s, spoon holders Syrup GUS
Butter DISHES, sugar Bowls, JAIL bes, Casters, AXE
Bases, Pie and Fish Knives, one line ehasle II A
SET, pieces, Soup LADIES, Spoons, For 5, Sc; a
g0oi assortme OF IsIie Iutiesy, Clocks,
tngs.
The above goods mostly from a bankrupt stock
III son. anu will be sold without re erve Offering
ahhe opp II unity 10 trauers ami others W supply
~ IS with soOds of tue best quality, at tneir
own prices. ~
he III goods are now open Tor examination and will
rssIat private sale at average auc ton D o..
noon at ! &C ock ~ s' S'ei5 ~''ei
Jane,,-S,; w. HOLMES, Aus,ia noer.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 10.
Cotton-very firm; sales 2,1OO bales; Aiiddling up
lands at &c.
Flour-1O q zoe lower; sales $500 bbls.; State at
90 q II 3d. round hoop Ohio at ii 90 a 1885, West
ern at 90 @ u so; Southern at 10 25 e 10 30; Cali
fornia at IL % q IA 90.
WheatIdull; Spring nominaIly / q &c lower; sales
" 300 bush. Chicago No. 20 10; red Southern o.
26s.
Corn-opened dull and q &c lower, and closed
with better export demand, and irner; sales 1856 900
BUSH; new Mixed Western at 04; old do. 90 a.
10; White Western OF; White Southern 10.
Oats-duli and p 20 lower; State at SIC; Western
70i @ re.
Beef-steady.
Pork-lower; new mess at 21 55; prime Is so a
is 10.
Lard-frmer.
Whiskey-quiet.
Rice-flrm; Carolina at III q 13c.
Sugars-activo; sales 200 hhds. Porto Rico ia a
12c; Muscovado at 1Os q lie.
Coffee-quiet and firm.
Moasses-quiet; Muscovado 53c.
Naval Stores-frmer; Spirits Turpentine 81 q Gee
Rosin at s7} a 80.
PetrOleum-dull; sales crude at 15c; refined bond
ed at 23c.
Iallow-firm at II a. 11ae.
=, freghts to Liverpool-frm Cotton per steamer
to; Corn per sail 3Id.
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The Presidcnts Visft to Rosteu.

BOSTON, June IL.
The following is the Presidents reply to the
invitation Of the City Government to visit
Boston,
Executive Maasien, Washington, D. c., June
II, 1867 :-Sir-I have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter of the 7th inst,
rendering to me, in accordance with vote of
Boston during my Contemplated visit sai 0 in q.
tend being present at the dedication of the
new Masonic Temple in your city on the oath
inst, and during my short stay in Boston /
will feel h0nored to accept the Inequalities OF
your city, receiving them with a reciprocation
of the friendship and courtesy which prompt
cd the Council in their offer.
With great respect, very truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To His Honor Otis Noroross, Mayor of Boston,
Massachusetts.
Charles c. Dame, Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge, has also received a letter from the Pres
ident, accepting the invitation of the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts to be present at the
dedication Of the Masonic Temple on tho oath
instant.
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Canadian Affairs

QUEBEC, June Is.
Much suffering continues among the tarm-
ing population. Saginaw district stated that
they were in a condition bordering on starva-
ton, and great anxiety is felt at the prospect
Of privation they will encounter before harvest
ripens.
A great rife match is announced to come off
in the middle of August. Competitors from
all parts of Canada and the lower Provinces
are invited.
The troop ship Lanais is expected to arrive
here next month from Malta, with the 10Th
regiment. She will convey the 23d regiment to
Ireland
Several companies of the Prince Consorts of
rifles left here for Ottawa yesterday.
MONTREAL, June IL.
Arrangements have been made for an i'm
mediate supply of rolling stock for the Grand
Trunk Railway asked for in Mr.. Bridges re-
port to the Board at its last meeting. A num-
Der of engines are being made in England and
will be sent in season for the the fall traffic.
PORT HOPE, G. W., Jane 49,
Mrs Hudstetts, now DIR. Berron, passed
through this place to-day en- route to WASH
ington, to testify in the Surratt case. She is
accompanied by Mr.. Thurston, U. s. Consul
at Toronto
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u.-., CHICAGO, ILL.,, june 10.
Flour quiet and unchanged; fancy Spring extras at
~ 10 9 IL 10. Wheat quiet at decline of "a &c
sales No at 05; No. at 70 a 49, closing at So
Corn steady; sales at sc q s6ic for No. 1. Oats Sc
higher but closed weak; sales at 30 a 56c for No q
r. dull and Sc lower; sales at 0S a 10 for No.
Barley nominal. Provisions quiet; Mess Pork al
81 90; Lard at III a 1lsc. Cattle ilrmer; sales al
$50 q 90 Tor good to choice steers. Live Hogs ac.
tive and q 1Oc lower; sales at 90 "a 371 for COM
mon to best. Sheep very dull.
Receipts-3,0O0 bbls -four, 10 900 bush. wheat 1le.
900 BUSH corn, II, 900 bush. oats, 1000 hogs Shin
ments-65OO bbls. flour, 10000 bush wheat, 159 00t
buah corn. 1 700 bush, oats
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINcINNAJI June IS.
Flour quiet and unchanged; superfine 90 "a 9 90
extras 10 % q II co. family 80 q u 5O fancy II 90
SS IL GO Wheat in good demand sales $500 bush.
70. Winter at 20, and 60 for No 1. Corn active
no. az roc Rye dull at 80 for No. 1. Oats steady
Pnes ,, 30 - g. &C. No Eat &c. Provsions-ess
ad 20 omered but held at % Co., Bulk Meats dull
nn az Izc for shoulders, and 10e for side
bacon az se Tor shoulders for sides, and 112c for
unchanged. ~ AZ = i'c' oho0''
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New Orleans Marsc,s

NEW ORLEANS, june "a.
Cottonstiffer sales hoo bales; Low Miidlna TO- ..
Nlc; receipts 1856 bales; exports 2s5 bales Suoor
Louisiana low fair 12lc; prime Porto Rico 135c Mo
lasses-no quotations. Sterling Exchange 147I n
1911. New York sight Exchange @ &c premium. =
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CHARLESTON, s. c., June Is.
Gable Dispatches.

PARIS, June IL.
1t is reported that the Emperor Napoleon
and the Empress Eugene intend to visit the
Car of Russia and the King of Prussia at
their respective capitals early in the coming
autumn.
PARIS, June 12-Evening
A proposition for a simultaneous reduction
OF the military establishments of all tho great
European powers is much talked of here, and
it is said that the project does not meet with
an unfavorable reception in official quarters.
BERLIN June 12-Evening.
The second session of the North German
Parliament will begin next August in this city
MADRID, June II.
The proposed visit of Queen Isabella to Paris
will be made during the month Of July.
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Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY, N. Y, juno 10.
The Cattle market opened at a decline of &c per
pound live weigh from last weeks prices, and trade
has been reasonably active, some 1000 head changing
hands at q Sc for common, 8, "a 9tc fos ordinary to
good, ana 10 q 10.c for prime extra The demand
for Eeastern markets is better than tor New York,
receipts 100 head. Sheep slow of sale nj al G 81
for common light to prime extra shared; receipts
$500 head Hogs in moderate request at CO % nc Tor
Western corn fed; receipts 1000 head 70 y - 0
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Desperate ~Frize Fishi-Barney Aaron
md Collyer mt Acqufa CreeI-Brusal

AcoUIA CREEK, Va, June 10.
The prize fight party arrived at o'clock. A
ring was erected near the river. The amphi-
theatre will accommodate about 5000 persons
The party behaved outrageously coming down
in the boat, breaking into the state rooms and
boldly rObbing number of persons. Mr. Nc
Mullen was chosen referee, and the fight CON-
menced at $50 and lasted two hours lacking
five minutes. Sixty rounds were fought in a
most desperate manner, and Aaron was de-
clared the victor. Aaron stood on the defen-
sive all the time, and played the "drop down"
game. Collyer's face was beaten to jelly and
his left eye completely closed and the left side
OF his facs much swollen. He came up boldly,
however, every time until time was called for
the sixty-eighth round, when he was too weak
to come up. His giving up the fight excited
much surprise. Much money changed hands
on the result Collyer's friends were much
annoyed.
SECOND DISPATCH
The tight between Collyer and Aaron this
morning was desperate one. Sixty-seven
rounds were fought. Collyer made a manly
stand up fight of it. Aaron resorted to the
drop system in every round to avoid punish
ment Collyer was beaten terribly about the
face. Aaron, after the fight was over, tainted
in the ring. Four of his ribs were found to be
broken. Hundreds of thousands of dollars
changed hands on the result The excitement
was intense. France, England and Italy were
represented by representatives from their lega-
tons. A great crowd witnessed the mill.
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Commemorative Gable.
LONDON, june 12-Evening.
Consols closed at 943 for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIES-The following are the
current quotations for Amer can securities: United
States 52Os 10; Illinois Central Railroad shares 78i
Erie Railroad shares 404.
LIVERPOOL. june 12-Evenins
Cotton market closed with sligAt improvement
In prices and rather more activity. The following
are the closing quotations.: Mddling uplands at M
q li5d; 40 Orleans at 1l5d the sales consid rably
exec q tie noon estimate, reaching $1,000 bales
uns-Ihe market has been quiet; Corn closed
at decline of 3d. sales at c5s Cd for Mixed Western;
Wheat-Wlite California lbs Sd. Other articles I'M
changed. Proyisons-Thc market has been irregu-
lar; Pork decline to 76s per Dol For prime Eastern
mess; Beef steady; sales prime extra mess at ISIS
Cd Lard advanced to sos Sd; Bacon Is higher clos
ing at Ais per cwt for Cumberland cut middles;
Cheese lower; prime American 6is per cwt. Produce
Spirits Turpentine declined Cd, and was quOteu At
BIS Cd; Rosn steady; common Wilmington Is; prime
American LIS per cwt PetrOleum-spirits I'd; refin-
III Is Id per gallon; Taow AS Cd per cwt tor Ameri
can.
LONDON, June 12-Evening.
Sugar market steady; No. u Dutch standard at
25S. Iron-sales Scotch Pig at t3s I'd per ton mixed
numbers Linseed Oil advanced to ZAP per ton
Other articles unchanged
FRANKFORT, June 12-Evening.
United States bonds closed at III.