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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
TT F. HENRY,S SCHOOL

MISS MARY II. WALSH will resume the
Nl duties Of her-School on Monday, Septem'
Der 2, at her residence, No. 10, south st. Asaph
street. aug 23-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
D IA n OS
"3 PA NOSll
VICTOR BECKER,
No 81 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.

10. Gl, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.
az CORNER OF QUEEN,i
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent
p PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Enabe s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos
Yose' 8 Celebrated
:. Secondhand Pianos-very low.
Reed Organs for Psrlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &C., tuned
snd repaired
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make arrange
ments by addressing, VICTOR BECKER,
Alexandria, Va sep IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18

MI F w g o o D
We are now receiving large additions to oul
stock, and name in part
Hoop Skirts, in Is different! styles and szas
White and Colored Flannels.
Heavy and Fine Canton Flannels.
Kentucky Jeans and Kersey5.
Satinets and Virginia Cloths.
New styles Calicoes prices
Bleached and Bro. Cottons
Pillow case and Sheeting Cottona.
Heavy Drillings for sails and baggingi with q
full assortment Of Stockings, Gloves Handker-
chiefs, and all goods in our line, which we arc
determined to sell Ut the lowest cash prices,
ROBERT L. WOOD,
an 70 New Store, cor. King 81 Fairfax SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-18
20 KING STREET. fQ
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
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70
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take pleasure in announcing thatin addition
to my stock of Fancy, White Goods Embroid-
cries and Notions, | have recently purchased Il
complete line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
all Of which will be offered at the loves! cash
prices Would call special attention to
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS!
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS!
A full line Of which will always be kept on
hand, and which are manufactured i'll accord
ance with directions at one Of the most exten-
sve and successful establishments in New
York. out of material de:ignated such AZ New
York Mills, Wamsutta, Androscoggln, Ark
wright, and other favorite Cottons, SO that per
sons can Judge Of the wearing quality OF the
shirts, By knowing tho brand Of the cotton OF
which they are made. Parties wishing half
dozen or more, can have them made to accord
with measurement and guaranteed to tit. viii
furnish any style of shirt lower than they can
be had at retail in New York, Philadelphia, or
Baltimore.
Have on hand complete stock OF Gents
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, Handker-
chiefs, Socks, Gloves, Cravats, Suspenders, In
dia Gauzs and Merino Undershirts and Draw
ers, Bathing Towels, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Soaps Perfumery, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Pocket and Memorandum Books, Silk, Cotton.
and Bingham Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, &C.,
&c, all OF which will be retaied at lowest pos
sble figures Wholesale trade supplied IN
every respect rs low as Baltimore quotations.
CHARLES W. GREEN.
sep 12--tf IS, King street AleXa Va.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

- Of march II half PAS : @ clock il the kv-
eilins.al.ll .lacn Ieaye Mr. Modest Sircsse-aeE
the american Counsel tllat Paper that the
F.sl-Gi<as Gave ne he asked me 1hsre the
Schconers Papers was lts.1 h!ul tia wa
aboard the french Priv eisag WHARF the Cap
was bgi tba Say that ill4ye CIilesi the Capt
and ting other men tha WAS David nva- and
henry pyar and George Roberts that was
GA beard the french P4iSetar with the IaFss
that iii 40. nas-.Fch7u before - TIA Put M,
in Prison and john tis,,sets AMI william hol-
lllu1Aar II t,ia Stlulj hear from tie Gap, tia
tuk the Cargo and tia schooner tuck aosd
llel and lrck or 9 OF her vast tiiabers @ad
the oi may illa heard that the Capt was in
Ganse thel9 may the Papers Cum ~ the
Post - day tha 1t me out Of Prison but
tina wonlI No; Let me- Do any thing to the
Schooner til tia had word from the king Of
s,sane and Jun day the king Ser; that
linus; Par all Cost and Chargis and tai
the Schooner anl CArrg hur 10 america
isll4ll Sci sum Sal. TO Pay The Chargis aud
then Sll-l lax The Res on board and Carry
il to boston isAaI De re,Iy 10 SAL in atoDi
Il or u Days e ,.oillias hApues -
no more a; Present bni eye remain
Your Humble aasi Dl:itull s4vyeai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
LOCAL NEWS. &C.

There i. plenty Of mud in cur streets
Our marke, !, bare Of -four and the ice
remains in the bay.
The story is stjll going the rounds that
ten persons escaped the Ellsworth Jail. when
the fact is that only two escaped. and one Of
these has been caught and the other one can be
had at any time.
Tho Eastern Mail Stage arrives here at
fore. Il i impossible for any person To carry
the mail al all sca ons Of the year according 10
the terms Of the nail contract.
y large portion ofthe supplies for the log
ging team. on MON river, We're obj aimed in Ban
COR. Some Of our lumbornen say tina, they OF
tanned their corn and flower a. cheap a it coult
be purchased in Portland or Bos ton.
-Tho.e Soldiers who obtained bounty
last wear from tho towr will have 10 make
new application 10 the selec1men Of the town
TO obtain ii this year.
Tho Assessors Of the town are in ses
sion. Let those who have failed heretofore
10 be taxed for all their property see to it that
the assessor. put them down for just srhat the,
! are tr0Fth.
There i to be Union Service at Rev
DR.. TenBy's Church on Thursday morning.
The spraeae purchase at Augusta ha
finally been eOn,umaied. The entire amour
paid i, $4,000. The city pays saJ00Do. 0
this.
-Zion'- Herald says NJ. Desert, Cranber
+ ry Isle, and swans Island are points Of spec
ial religious interest; and goodly numbc
have been converted in those places.
! AMHERST TowN OFFICERs.-Moderator
/ W. L. Boyd, Town Clerk, \. Backus, Select
men & Assessors, R.H. sil>by, Geo. c. White
Moody. 4. Foster, Collector of Taxes, F.
/ Poster, Urea sruer, II. II. silsby.
| SURGICAL OpERATIoS.-Mrs. Susan Andei
son Of steuben, who has been suffering for som
fifteen years from painful disease OF the lee
affecting the bones. and involving the knee an
ankle, submitted Wednesday last, 10 arnputatiol
/ above the knee The operation was performe
I by DIR. {. W. Siockmsn, of steuben assisted b
/ Drs. Hunter and Nilliken, Of Cherryfield. an
Goesins Of Mibri,ige. The patient is' dom
! well.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Book Table.

The American 1yffeRlt9rist for April
Is splendid number.
Mssrs. Polt 4 -Amery, New York. will issue
in Monthly Numbers. The People. Ma-a-
zine, " which i published in London under
the management of society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge" l. is an illustrated
magazine. containing stories, Historical and
Biographical Papers, Sketches Of Life Record,
of Enterprise and adventure, Article, on Do.
nestle Economy and Natural History Sc.
The subscription price : 800. Address. New
York Publishers.
Eeery Saturday for April 9th has paper,
from An The Year RouH9." Tenaare Bar
Beatiy's Nise eHaay," Mc.uUqn's liaqasia.
&c. e. OF cour.e il is readable number
M>srs Tickno~ X Fields are furnishing large
| amount Of popular reading at this time. Tho
Atlantic, Oar Young Folks, Every Saturday
with the republication of Dickens de.
DIAMOND DICKENS. - The MUTUAL
FRIEND il the series by Messrs. Ticknor &
Fields, i a duplicate of .'Pickwiek" which W,
noticed last month 1t is gotten up in the sam,
tasty style, printed on fine tinted paper, will
oii-ilai liiustEdloH> ny l.. llnSe Jf. Inc coin
plete works will comprise twelve or thrice,
volumes, and will combine elegance and cheap
ness. The illustrations are spirited, and the
best we have ever seen in any edition. TIL,
price is cheap, being only sl.50 for the illustra
ted edition and Si.25 for the plain. This offer
i fine opportunity to obtain an elegant edition
of this great authors works. Address Tick
nor & Fields, Boston.
The BosToS TRAVELLER We call n,
/ tention to the advertisement, in anothe
column Of the Daily Erenipg 1fareiif,
one OF the best Conducted and most rcIiabl
newspapers published in the State. 1t
peculiarly valuable as newspaper. ;
tile present time. to a large proportion ,
he community. inasmueh as it is the onl
d ally paper published in Boston, whie
quarely sustains the prohibitory Liau,
Law. and is an uncompromising friend
the Temperance cause. In addition to i
high literary ability, its columns are r,
pletc with the latest foreign and domest
information. the state of the markets, etc
and it is in all respects a model newspape
On reference To the advertisement. Il
terms for the Daily, Semi Weehk q,
Weekly paper may be understood,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
GiuoN jim IN tie raar lso0

hiiipN jan III hit year l-JV
SiR-ihayc not had the Opportunity TO
write to you before and Now Shall write the
Peftucales March the ! / we Sailed from
kinsail in ireland bound to Boston but it was
our bad misfortune TO betacon the Il OF
march By afrench Schooner Priyetar OF l6
Guns tia tux out Captin and his Papers and
brock open sum Boxes and tuck out Sum
hats and sum Lenin and one trunk and Put
french men on board to Carry hur to
france burducks in france then march the %
tina made Cape Pines then trveid to git i'm
to Spanc but tina Cud not for the wind bloed
of Shore and bl6ed very heavy tina hove tue
AMI the % of march We was boarded BY an
ingliSh PriVetar of 10 Guns tina tuck the
french out and tuck Sum hats and sum Len
in and Len me and JOHN tibbets and william
bolsmuldar and the Capt Of the Prvetar
Gave me Paper to Sho that he had tacon
the Schooner and tacon the french men out
when igot in to any Port we hayeing but
one cask OF water ithadt Proper to Go in to
biido being not Able to Come to America
but the wind shifted and bloed on Shoar So
we Guild not Clear the LandanI So was
aforsd to Come in hear we Got in hear the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

BARBAEoUs The following account Of
the execution Of over one hundred French
prisoners of war, at San Jacinta. Mexico,
ky order CT Gen. EscObeao.-i. taken from
the Weealy Ranchere:-"Ihe order was
ex,estei on thh 81 inst. al :, o'clock Ia
the evening: or rather the execution of l;.;'
prisoners was finished at that hour. One
by one the prisoners were shot. and each
bloody BODY was left as it fell for the next
victim TO look upon. We are in
formed that bu; few Of :he doomed victims
falsered; and when marched on, for exc
cu,ion most of them sung Marsellaise
HYMN. After the execution at San Jtcintn,
Gen. Escobedo ordered ball at San Luis
Potosi. in honor Of the victory achieve ed
over Miiamon.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Sidewalks.

Tn matter - IL --aal2ss : aae lnluG 8
4 -:oi> OLE. a.. .,,r Village. W. have con-
tlls,ls,l 20 vote TO baIll plank sidewalks
,s,if;i ~. have i've or TX uils Of the same.
an constructed u liesl3lecs plank constant
Is Messing repairs always la2aying and
rendering travelling oI tlcui dangerous.
Last wear tlle town had t. pay one ihou-
sand dollars T. 4 person thai received Pc
,os,zal danla-c from defect of one OF these
shattered sidewalks: anil io-dsy there *
: like case pending. a.1d 4 hundred places
where @9nlr one may meet wi:h . similar
misfortune. TLere were petitions for some
three miles more Of the same kind Of Ways
f,rlo= people. Thus tii- matter Is becon-
ing . se-ioa. oae to the tax-paFers OF the
town. The annual eosi of repairs i large.
using up much Of the contingent fund.
Which. with tire fact that the first cost Of
Building IA a!-o heavy makes Tie subject
one - call for examination. and if posi-
bic for retrciaelineslt-
The matter came II, before the town 81
the ann,sa. meeting. bltt no time could De
spared FbT - E91-d leE4AANA a. u u - NJ
essary to adjourn 1T al early hour. 50
that the people could haze time 20 think
whether what fal been done rapidly
had been done wisely. or whether that
h'ch had been postponed Indefinitely
had been - we'll Disposed 81. Dlt the
time has come TO look this matter in the
;acs ait,l view 10 a remedy j. os.e i 70 be
found. l. there not better. that Is. q
cheaper and = more durable Eav OF con-
s;ructiag sidewalks: There inaSt be. II
sgane Of tlie large VII ages in 'li> safe Z
d.fferea. plan i beng pursued: i ihes=
towns or cities hare found on. liz. : s1v-
Ing O. expense can be nlsIe b. adopting
SONG CHER mode OF building foot walks.
linen cur town should look into the matter
.ha: ne may make saving in This lirt,-
.ion. for - keep IN repairs five or * ri.les
o. these wsy< j 4 heavy ITEM II expense.
and = Bui.I Il. The mex o..es d.-ired. VIII
cal 10 I4-ze oaeiays. Tn. subject sho4li
aot be considered al uniiapsriaRt oae.
ard Therefore one beneath tie notice Of
he iowa -utho.Itie-s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Tire Democratic Victory in Conn

Some arden, Democrat may imagine that
the election on Monday resulted IN great
Democratic victory. To show how sn1ll
i the base Of such ianeifnl pyramid We
give tie vote for Governor year ago:
Hawlcy. Union-43J7i: English. Dem.
43i33. The vote in the l. c oncres zional
District was for Hawley, 1907; English.
lo9G9-12s Union majority. Second Dist.
Hawley. 1886; English, 1928; Dem. ma
jority, 1857. Third Dist. iIawley GIG:
English. 6757: Union majority. 2i25.-
Fourth Dist. Hawlry, 1855 English.
1899; Dem. majority. l25.
The majority for Mr., Lincoln in 1904 was
2ioG. The Union majority in 1870, was
quite large i, Is true. bnt then there MAS
no contest like the one in GA. or last April.
or on last Monday. The vote for Goye--
Tor III 1865, when Buckingham was elee-
+, ted by II 900 maj was nearly II 90 less
than ii is this year. The fact is. Connec-
ticut Is an unrelia bic state for either party.
Neither the Quakers nor the negroes yo-
ted this year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
IIyEElC,oL Angus; 9Th l-aJ.

SIR-after \ passage Of forty DAYS We ar
rived Safe her Il all well after Inquire
found the Mss Lodgs Q Be Men to Be De
pended en- 80 / Delivered your letter Bat
b. the Nip tides was Detande six or Seven
Days De fore tia, Cold git 70 \ Bath to
Discharge But this Day We shall git all ont
& the car-cr i Chiefiely Sold Mr. Lolg
has wrote The l,e-ticAl=ss 4 BOG, the sale
of the Carger salt is S@a.e & Dere goods
OF all kinds Is Dere and likewise provisions
weei was Sold Yesterday for twenty three
>hillin-s per Ba>hel.
woli in form you that the Snail pox Is
Very thick here 4 the Boys was EnocAlat-
ed and they are Brakelag oui AMI think
that they VIII have it lite
- for the wars there i Taris 4 Counts
saw \ hand BIZ yesterday uich in formed
that tie iI;.slcii i Slaaayarlls had >artealy
Made peas= and it was Expected thai \
pea<e Mold Sane BE Between The franz
and England the frauch Seine 10 sill Be
-.ii;iag Crate alvan.ie=s Both in Europe
and We>1zIges
Sir Shall FOLLOW NJ. Ilal-> piresioas (
,I4'te al Di,!.ascl. possible :or l.olne TX
pect 70 81 in Seven - Ei.h: Days i. y OH
iag haIcas from your
Humble eevt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

New MAP or NAIVE. Gnr. Chamberlain
La. appointed Hon. Noah Barker To surye ~
aud complete the New Map Of Maine. iii
accordance with the provisions of a Resolve
approved March 1t, 1867. Iiiis SPPoi nj
,nent is the bert that eould be niade. foI
no man in Maine or in New England is bet
ter qualified for this work. This Map will
he perfectly reliable. The Map is to h.;
made in connection with the hydro-ra phie
survey, and will show all water surfaces
and basins OF rivers in cnlors aud light sllad
ing. Ii il to be completed in two sect
ions; the fr.t embracing the wild lands OF
the state was prepared by Mr. Barker If
ISIS. This portion vii comprise the par
extending from the seaboard IN the iotl
plraiiel of latiiu,l... and when completed
VIII furnish finely executed Nap 0; liz
whole State
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
u lie d.

In EHsweith-Nafeh. e9th. Mr.. Isabella Hall
wife at Barlow Hall IT. aged q years
In E,len.-Ap phi 24t Capt. Ben!aihin Thomas,
Trent6n--AI4reh i4ih, Capt. Emery anderson,
7o.lsn5-Marche o,a. P. Blaisdell aged 'tyrs. :
Caisis-Fel,. {. Adaie Eliza, wife Of oEyine b.
Heath. aged - srf. J. days,
seldom if ever does death blight brighter hopes,
tear a-Gntiee stronger bonds, orawaken deeper Of
more wade spread sympathy. thar In tins ca se The
iolizel wife II Young man just eutsTIsf upon
promising career OF bushes the fond aud happy
mother Of two beautiful baheSt-the admired cen
tire of large circle Of friends, both on the Island Of
Nj Desert. her native home, and in Calais where
Prov dence hed glveH her new and most attract
i've hane-she was called thus esfty 10 leave all.
Although she had been of ccnSumpiise tendency
for several months vet her la-f sickness was short,
aud death rame upon her quite suddenly. She
calmly made 1rFu setneuts about her children took
care for other matters. breaihed short pray
e. and fell asleep.
Hcr friends have The assurance that she trusted
in Jesus, end fell aslerp ia Him and that what they
mourn over below. she rcjoices over above. We
Iaay think Of even ia oar deepest grief WHY
but there !. no better way than u say, The LoTd
gave: the Lord hath taken a~ay, and blessed he
TAt name ol The Lord t9in-
Eluthtl.-Narch ath. Henry Austin, aged ~ yrs
OH 81 Hea Jonah and ~g=an Dodge. \ member
al the t4r-t Bap. Church, aud the int rile iFuit
gathered into the heavenly eaTuvr If the lreclou,
revival # lat year. "a "a brought nearly humid
red int the two churches in this town Li"n-
F Advocate enpE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

ESTE-I.T NINNENT.-I9e members q tle
Uni-ar14l. ,ci-ty il nj, Village gave a -
,ies Of entertainments last week consisting
ofpzn=oal;sae acting ftlle PLAYS --e7ade-e.-
Ia and Tho >lesYsay Beau,v.- Alityuzi.
D.: I.ftle ;iiae had been given fgF prepare
tioi. both plays passed. % admirably. The
Stage d-eorzsiaas AMI furnishings were
neat al4l fitting. the costumes appropriate.
aud The performers. comprising u the main
the yessng people Of the sseie,y entered in
70 the spirit Of their several parts with ex-
c.lleu; taste.
The liiiIe Cinderella il the most pleasing
manner passed through her mutations from
rags neglect AMI abuse. to happiness aad
s,lcndor: the old eod-lnother well upheld
tile little maiden in ali her grief the proud
handsome sister. Was 4. proud and hand
.u,ne a the play tell, II, they should be,
and the prince. wao finally gains h.s bride
br the fiji Of the tiny slipper to al nnexceis-
,ionablr nice number ore foot. was a. "a.
in Ii. oItii, and the conr;iers a. courilr a.
w ever cxpec: % see OF the Ellsworth
STAG
\ crowded house on the second night
told the story Of the uufiagging interest q
the public aud the Sleeping Beauty gr2ce-
fully danced and peacefully slept through:
the sc-n,-s until slie too met with the fare
that attend, mos comedy naidenS, and vas
happily married in costly garments and be-
fore . smiling company. 70 the lover ;hat had
walked hcr from Ia. rather provoking long
-lumber Of = hlndrel years. At the clos
Of the exercise, Genl Caldwell read in liz
best manner All amusing extract from tAf
.'Iugoli,by Legends.
I \ third night il which both PLAYS wer'
performed brought ont full benches and Al
attentive audience.
We are glad 70 learn that the enterprisin2
society will receive nearly two hundred dol
lars above expenses which viii be apple
toward, rcpleni-hing lis Sunday School Ii
brary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
.Aiea ]. NIaTeA -

Aisa ~ March : ID.
NJ. Ei.eor.-In order 70 It yon Know The
Kind q Ilaoe SOM a: Msine'> trueEt sons aEe
niigra.sn- TO, vii =. yeu IN -agre ,lescTil-
lion q ou- Ilaee. We arz located ia : very
heal;Afu. neighbou.hooi - til line Of the Cam
len &aa -AtlAn;is Rs. Road. only : nile, f7ol.
Pllizdzl .lIia. waich I.a5e W can visit seven
or eight t!me, =. day. during ihe summer
months. About 1000 people pas, over this
rad monthly 10 Vii, Atlantic city. The Rsri-
fan sn1 Delaware Bay Raj Rosi from New
YORK connects with ;be iiT>l named rss.d at thi>
lisee: al>o the Bea route 10 Penns-Tose On fbe
Delaware River opposite Wilmington. You
Mill perceive tlaat " ara a. quite al important
point especially for u who are raising fruit
for tise Sew York market We can gather
and ,llip our fruit in fh2 afternoon and haze
:heui IN Sew York next \. NJ. by ) O'Clock.
The jackson Gla>s work. the most extensive
in the state. zrc ai>o located q, til. point :
description Of which viii leave for future
let,er, Ii ease fhi- one docs not ind : hone
u the wa-'e Ba>ket-
y. Ysrnum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

SHlPBuiLo.Hf;. The ..trayel!Hz' corrc-
-,oudent OF the Argus mentions the follow
ing:
John ". Dresser of Ga>tiBe. Vii bui.d a
-1ooner Of $50 tons for parties in that place
I be of This season
Sewasl Swasy < 70. Buck<poit. are
building ship Of fGJ tons IL BE- Of car1T
+ .s fall Ifb1si0ess i4fors. this iTin Nil
continue haiiding.
j L. Buck & Co.. Backsgort. ere
hiding bark VI 60J iyas 10 be eff Tins
Il.
Joeah Hinkier Of Cazfiae. Is building a
s,aooner Of 10 tons 20. N. Tor parties
IN that place fs be sf ti.5s fall
John 7. Lane & ca. 81 SsarsPurt. are
laiiding a brix IF 80 , tons and l14v- aHo;l.
a. frame in their var,l that ihcE expect Il
=, of this fall. Capt. David Nichols q
e same plaee has bark en- the -IOeis al
& % ,0as. which x..l come Of ID fhi- ;all.
Stoses & Staples. Of Sandy Paiaf. are
l.Ilin- SC hoeoIcr q 80 tons ~ lie
"a til. spring.
Messrs. Midget & Ce'eorl Of s,oc'l.au
are building tKo schooners of 30 tons 70
l.. of this spring. and have iIEo frame. 10
b. off this fail
y. g. Hitchborn, E<q-. Of Stockton vii
launch a fine harq1r of so tons this spring.
n I'D will build another Of the SANE slze 10
lie off this fall
CT. Fletcher. Of Stockton. mas frames
il his yard for barqae and schooner
which he contemplaies building this season
Henry Staples. Of Stockton. ls building
two schooners Of 200 tons each TO be of
this spring and fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

CHORAL FESTIVAL At BANGOR.-Therc j, 10
be Grand Musical Festival ut Bangor which
all singers and musical people will desire to
attend. II is to commence at Noronibcga Hall
April 2Sl and continues four days.
Singers from all parts Of the State are expee-
ted to'be present and chorus will be formed
which will occupy the daily sessions in the
practice of ehoruses from the 0ratorio of the
Messiah Sc. Three concerts will be Civ
en- ut one Of which ''The Messiah will be
performed. The artists engaged for tho affair
are, Miss Houston, Sopranos Mrs. Cary. Con-
trato; Mrs. James Whitney, Tenore; Mr. NJ
W. Whitney Basso; all of Boston. and among
the best talent OF the country. The instrumental
part will be the celebrated Mendelssohn Quin-
tet Club OF Boston. The arrangements are in
the hands of sfr. +. Shreveport, whose ability
and talent for good management will assure a
uceess. Those who attend can have free re-
urn tickets by railroad aud Steamboat