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Shipping 1ourual.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Notice is hereby given that the following new
Buoys have been set TO mark the passage over the
Bar through Moose Peak Reach, Me.
Black spar Buoy on Cummings Lodge, with the
wharf ". \. W one cabel'es length. Buoy south
Of the ledge, which has 1 feet at low water.
Black spar Buoy on Emma's Rock, with the fo
lowing bearngs:-Nova's Rock, s. u. Buoy IL
feet South of the rock, which has one foot at low
water Channel between this Buoy and Nova's
Rock, 100 feet wide.
Black Spar Buoy on Leigh'oa's Ledge, with the
following bearings Virgins Breast, \. y. W. one
ledge, which has 4 feet at low water
Black Spar Ruoy on Bay Ledge, with the follow.
bearings Fast end of Mark ISLAND = f. Nest
end OF Mark Island 5. +. by s. Buoy in ~ faith.
oms al low water 30 feet south of the Ledge which
has feet at low water.
Also the following new Buoys, placed To mark
sesums Passage, Moose Peak Reach, Me
BED Spar Buoy on Sand Ledge, with the follow
Ing bearing '-saWyol's Cove, y. w. IA w one
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WHY >UFrER IRON SORES

When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment you
can easily be cured 1t has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts, ChRpped Hands, Boils,
Sprains, Warts, Itch,
And every complaint of the skim Try il for it,
costs but D cents. BE sure TO ask tor
IIale's Arnica Ointment!
For sale by all Druggists, send 81 cents to q.
r. SEYMOUR X Co., Boston Mass, and receive I.
box by return mail. 6lnos1l
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wbite,, Patent Horse Rake,

THE undersigned having purchased the right
/ to manufacture and sell the above Rake in
and for the County of Hancock respectfully in
form the public that they are prepared to
Furnish Ill that may be called for at very reason
able rates.
The above Rake is the hes. in use and will pay
for itself each year in the amount of labor svaed
Manufactured and for sale at Ellsworth, Please
call aud examine.
BCTMAN & WENTWORTH,
Ellsworth, April 2uth, l>6i. II
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

Tho splendid Tia ir Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and PERFECT Dye-liarmless, Reliable
instantaneous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill
effects of Bad Dye. Invgoracs the hair, leaving
ii soft and beautiful, The genuine is signed UiH
an 4. Batchelor. All others are mere limitations,
and sbould be avoided sold by all Druggists and
lysp4T
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-10

NO. u, HANOVER STREET, BDsroS has for Of
years, IN addition 10 his general family nr.c,;ca
eases ofthe Blood Urinary and Renrodnctiuo D az
gans, and ali complaints peculiar to women Good
accommodations provided for patients nrefer ~
'e'""H III eAe o''y aefihg treatment. -. sp32
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GRACE's CELEBRATED .SALI-E.

From Mr.. Z. TUCKER, Depot master at Salisbury,
Mass.
:" have been troubled for years with n bad hu.
NOR; sometimes outwardly, ard sometimes in
war,lly. During the past summer il manifested
Itself more than usual Outwardly and used Your
salve, All signs OF 1t have since disappeared
without afiec ing me inwardly, indicating 1 think
the eIadicatng nature of the salve.r
SETH W. FOWi,E Il son, Boston, Projectors.
Sold by atlruggsts at - cts, a box, Sent by mail
TO, 81 cts. 4vl3
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FARM FOR SALE.

T. HE undersigned offers his Farm FOR Sale con.
tanning iay acres, twenty five tiiiage and
moving and twenty five in pastueFug. s,td lot
Is IL miles from Ellsworth Village, Also ninrty
five acres OF wood land in No stwo miles from
said farm. Comfortable house and a good barn ola
the same. This is q VERY desirable location aud
it will be sold Gu reasonable terms
EoBEEr BENNETT.
Ellsworth, May s,h, IsC,. swiS
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L8WEAl INEINHa
Great Reduction in Prices
FOR.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

TloR SIXTY DAYS, will put up in my best
+ style and war; ant perfect df, ArtidciI
Teeth for twenty five dollars {s2j,00) per set, up
per under until the fourth day Of July next, af-
Ter that date the price will be $3.50.
Don't come all at once in June, but make yesIr
appointments early AMI You shah be wai,e,t upon
IN turn.
DIR. J. T. OSGtOD,
Ellsworth, May It'll, 1851. Dental Surgeon.
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| ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF RF,1 -

L DMlNlSTRAT0RS SALE OF REAL Is.
n TATE. by virtue OF q license from the Cour,
OF Probate for the County Of Hancock, | shall ell
AT public auction the eight day Of .iunc n-lt at
two Ncloc in the afternoon all Of thu Real E-tztc
OF Henry Bowers laie oil i!sxoih deceased silii-
aied on Franklin street Ellsworth n will produce
the sum OF Five hundred dollars aEd--,ents. FOR
the payment of the debts and incidental charges.
sale ON the promises.
y. +. DEISkWATER, Administrator.
Ellsworth, May 9th. 1891 3wl6
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EE58 LADIES
FAIR & LEVEE.
Will be repeated this
THIIRsnAY EVENING lslAST EVE

While inviting the public to patronize them
to night the Committee would in behalf Of all
those for whose benefit the Fair Is held, cor
daily thank those Of other Societies who have
so literally assisted in SUPPLY ing the tables &c,
ADMIS SION, Ijcts.
Per order of the Committee Of the Baptist
Society.
Ellsworth, May 9th, 1867.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

TYR. HARDING after an illness Of The past two
- months, has recovered, andi is really TO
sumo the practice of medicine, and surgery, Also
in injection {, els it his duty To express his
thanks TO his friends, Tor theii kind attention
readiness 20 give all ass Is ance ne essary: and
especially TO Dr. Parcher Tor his attention AND skill
in subdu ing affection of the knee joint which At
one time threatened long continued disease.
Ellsworth. NAV Sth, lSJ1.
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~ L TloN.
Wheras my wife Mary Ann. Bunker has left nv
bed and hoard without sufficient eause or krova-
carton, bid all persons harboripg CT trusting
her on my account. as shall pay no debts con-
tractcd by her since leaving me
JOHN g. BUNKER,
Dated at Cranberry Isles tins nrst day Of May,
Isl. sxI6 -
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CAUTION.

"A Ny PERSON wearing artificial teeth made on
"A on the Yulcaniie hasc by Dentists not duly
licensed by the Dental NulcanHe CO,npans nrc Ii
able to prosecution for using said patent; and they
viii be made to pay tile tine which the law has
provided.
J. I, Osgood is duly authorized and iicen sed b.
said company to use The yulcanite base for denta
purposes. l6tf
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NEE D O NJ NoTIcE.

T. II T. I. u O NJ oTICE
Notice Is hereby given that have given nv
minor son Joseph sinclair hi. time to trade and
act Tor himself rs II lie were tucnty-one, au.I I
shall clam none OF his wages and will no, psy
any of his debts from henceiorth.
GouldsLoro, May .ih, ISL swn
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Custom House APPoISrMENTs.-The fol-
lowing appointments have been madoeby Hon.
John II. Rice, Collector of Customs for th,
District. VIZ
Ebenczer +. Fox, Deputy Collector: Col.
Augustus II. Farnham. Deputy Collector and
Inspector; William Boyd, Weigher and Gaug-
er; +. Willis Rice. Aid 10 the Revenue at Ban
COR; Capt. George Dudley, Deputy Collector at
Frankfort.
These gentlemen entered upon the duties of
their respective offices this morning. having
been confirmed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury.-t Times.
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The Washington correspondent of the
| New York Tribune. telegraphs the following
cheerful intelligence rs 10 the causc of Mr..
| Thadlcus stevens departure from Washing
| ton:
1T was Mr.. Steven,'s intention to remain
| here most if not all summer. to look after vari-
Gus matters. but information obtained by him a
| few DAYS since rs tc the intentions of the cabi-
net and the President in regard to their future
policy decided him to leave. Upon going away
he expressed himself is greatly satisfied with
the course questions were taking here. and said
that he was more hopeful of future than he h;d
been for months. :"
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ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCHES,
FROZEN CUSTARD, &C.
of all the most Delicate Flavors, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

We have the pleasure of announcing to ournr-
merous friends and the public in general that We
have connected with our we'll known shnent,
2S9 Penn'a avenue, between 9Th and 10th stsr, the
manufacture of 30
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES.
I ROMAN PUNCH, FROZEN CUSTAHD, &c.
Of all the most delicate favors, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIN
We have made our selection OF the most choice
Creams from Orange county, New York, Pet.nsyl-
wanna, Delaware and MARYLAND Diaries. Wexilt
Guarantee the public that we viii use the E
ra VERY BEST MATRRIAL
in manufacturing the bovs,mentioned articles,
competence of our Foreman, who has been em-
ployed ia philadelphia at the business in the most
prominent houses for The last twenty seven years,
We feel confident THAI We offer to the public
article which cannot be surpassed ia this country.
All we ask 10 sipys trial, which viii convince the
I'VE most ,respectfully solicit the patronage OF
Families Hotels, Festivals. Pic-N Mics Excursions,
IDehvered 10 all parts OF the city free OF charge.
HARVEY Co,
je INV 9s9 Pennsylvania ayeaus~
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CoLLIsEoK.-Thts morning, about O'Clock.
8 Collision occurred between one OF the street
cars and market wagon, near the National
Hotel, by which the latter vehicle was se.
fiousiy damaged, and the driver thrown to
the ground with much force. Further than a
slisnt confusion on his fore head, however. no
o.her INJURY was sustained. and soon after the
produce was transferred to another wagon
and the damaged one carried off for repairs.
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The WAsHINsToH MONUMENT SocIETr.-
meeting OF this society was held at the City
Hall this morning, for the purpose Of electinp
q member 70 f1li the vacancy occasloned by
the death of DR.. VIM. Jones, Mayor Waltach
presiding. NIT. G. Brent acting as secretary.
Coionei q Washington was unanimously
elected TO 6ll the vacancy
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WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF REVOLUTION
NO more premature decay OF the teeth Soso-
don't renders them tndestructlble Nav more
IT m kes the enameI as white as Pariau marble,
and the breath as odorlferous as ..the Sweet
South breathing DER banks Of vieets" Neither
me teeth nor the gums can become diseased.
IL it is used daily. on
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BE QUICK.-A fer very fine lots can yet be
bought on the Howard University property at
original prices on five years time We are in.
formed by Mr.. Hall, through whose office this
uneq ualied real estate transaction has taken
place, that parties who bought early have sold
at ana dvance OF $3.50 aud $3.50 O lot
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PROPOSALS For MATERIALS UNDER THx
CnGSlLASGE or THE BUREAU 81
Equipment AND RECRUITING,
TO BE SUPPLIED TO THE njT.
FERENT NAVY YARDS
NAVY DEPARrNfENr.

NAVY DEPAR
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT ND EtRJrrtNu.
WAsnlnGroN. D; c. .July . I3r !
Ssea ar fFsf2sa a 70 tear at enng ns n Tor IN
be received IT this Bureau until 10 ciocA m ef
the sofia Of July next At which time the proposals
The proposals must be addressed to the Chi"f Of
the Bureau Of kInipmsni and Recruiting Ssyy d."
Proposals for NJ steras for The Navy that they
may be distn guis hed from other business letters
Printed 81 hedules for any class together with
structions TO bidders, giving the forms of prapoSsI,
be furnished such persons as desire to lid 81, .
plication TO the Commandments Of the rcsPec tive
tion 10 the Bureau
The Comnandsnt of each Navy Yard aud tia.
Purchasing Paymaster for each station. will have
copy of the schedules of the other Yards eNam-
nation only; in order that person, who inieIiin
plicaton for any of the clas>es Of those iard-
The prop9sai must be for the whole of . class:
aud all applications ior informa ton az for the
animation OF samples, must he made to tn. c3Gt-
; mandants Of the espectiNc yards.
The proposal must be accompanied Is certii-
cate from the Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
district III which the bidder resides, that IL has
icenseto deal in the articles for whichha proposes;
and lac must further show that lac i amanu tciurer
ters to supply The guarantnrs must BE- r.rt'nrd
by tie Assessor OF internal Re, for district
Tie contract will he awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the gnarant""
serving fhe right REJECT The lowest bid, OF any
which It may deem eTorbtanr. , ....
sign the contract and their responsibility nv I L.,
certified TO the satisfaction of the Nav Il. part
A. additional security twenty per ccmtum iIih,
withheld from the amount of the bills uatii the tu
tract shall have been completed, and eight per
centum Of the amount Of each bill. appius 81 ia
yard will be paid by the Paymaster of The station
dts1gnaed IN TIE contnag IN funds or Gert'iicae.
after the warrant for the same shall have been
passed By the the seSr t. o. the Trsasy
No. Flax Canvass, a.; Ne. ., Cotton Canvass
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIoN.-The Com.
missioner of Education has secured rooms for
the new department in the third story of the
building used as dining saloon and. board
Ing. house at the corner of Fourteenth street
and New York avenue.
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WILLIAM r SLSFk
my 20 lawiw MAJOR and Quarterms<t =
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

II
Proposals will be received for the delivery to
the Treasury Department of about $50 TONS
OF COAL, viz:
05a tons of No. l. $50 tons of No. g. Baltimore
Company s best " hite Ash Anthracite Coal, and
$50 tons of Red Ash, iLyken's Valley to b.,
weighed on the scales of the Treasury Extension,
and to weigh 2 $40 pounds to the ton
Also, 100 CORDS OF BAKERS PINE WOOD.
All to be delivered at such times in such ananti-
Bids will be recs setinntil II o'clock noon, the
18th of July. 1867 addressed to the General Superin
tendent of Treasury Buildings, under cover 20 tho
Secretary Of the Treasury, and to be eonsiierst
ment reserving the right to reject all or any por
ton of the bids received.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence be given of the abilities of the parties
to fill the contract GEO. b. McCARTEE.
je24 General Sup't Treasury Buildings.
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CITY ITEMS.

SILK UMBRELLAS, doe quality, twenty
eight thirty, or thirty two each, can be mad at
A. Sacks Il Co.. SIT TIN street, adjoining Bank
OF the Repubiic
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THE PRkTTIksT WALK In Washington is
the walk from Seventh street canal bridge to
HenninEs One Price Clothing Store, at Mary
land avenue Those who have never seen it
will be gratifed at the prospect on the way
and a. the end.
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Bog W cod Buttons. CoraI Har Ruttons e,Ius'
ter Stone Sefts, Silver Plated Spoons aud
Forks. received this morning at Prigg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store. No. t3a Penna. avenue,
near TX street.
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Produced by. the nse Of Prof DE BREUx, FRI
SER LIZ CHEEEgX. One application warranted
either pex Into wary rnglets, or heavy massive
curlss Has been used BY the fashionables OF Paris
and .I6ndon With the most gratifying results,
1oesno injury 20 the hair Pike by mail. scaled
end post paid a q Descriptiye Circulars nailed
fists, NeaQ6S Hiyet street, FraF New York, sale.
agents for the United States. Np S.d&weoly
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, I
Office of the Sergeant at Arms, June IL, lS5T.S
Sealed proposals will be received al this Office
until IL O'Clock nj. of Monday, July Is. 1857, for
supplying fuel for the use of the Senate Of tho
United States, as follows
Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal, to be thoroughly
screened and free from dirt,
Seventy five (75l cords best Oak Wood.
All ODE delivered and piled away in the Senate
vaults under the direction of the Chief Engineer
within two 90 months after the contract is award
ed. GEO. I. BROWN,
je lS-td Sergeant At Arms u. S. Senate.
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THE WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY,"
Inc report of this Society, published a few
days since, was Of two months labors. instead
OF three. The number OF destitute families
relieved IN that time was 372, instead OF s;2.
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GREAT SALE OF WATCHES

Every patron obtains a Watch by this arrange
ment, costing but $40, while it may be worth $3.50
No partially shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates naming articles,
are placed in sealed envelopes. Holders are en-
titled to the articles named their certificates,
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a
Watch worth $50, worth less. The return
of any of our certificates entities you to the article
named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of its
worth and as no article valued less than SO is
named on any certificate, it will at once be seen
that this is no lottery, but straight forward iegft-
innate transaction, which may be participated in
even by the most fastidious. A single certificate
cents. fl We for ST. eleven for ST. thirty three and
elegant premium or So, sixty, six and more valuable
premium for SO, one hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents others wishing emf
ployment this is rare opportunity. 1t is legti-
Inafely conducted business. duly authorized by the
Government and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Try us Address
WRIGHT BROS. & 90.
je 3-lm 161 Broadway. New York.
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II THE LADY WHO TOOK BLACK GRAPE
n =, nas.aN IN .roM avenue car No on
III ofi ga tha nrar a. sne StaF once, sne
' -. oo--Se .--e !" iie. ~
lbOCTOR SCHUMAN, of baltimore Sid has
~ loo ated at 4s6 18th street south OF Pennsyl-
rania avenue. Ladies in need OF the services OF a
good PLY stefan. on whose skill and ex perience
tIr5 can rely in all cases, should consult DR. s. as
he has made their peculiar Affections his speciali-
ty. positive and successful cure in all cases or
u" ehaige. hours OF consultation, a. INTO
--9eh ---------- 'e 81
4 AIDES, GET YOU HAIR DRESSED OR CUT
II by DEMoNGEOf, ey-montor of the Paris
Hair Dressing school. See 219 Pennsylvania ay-
ehue. ---- b-a@
Mrs. X, SAWYER, AN IMPRESSED NE
tween and D, No. s32. jye-6t+
S LOST material aiways On Hard And n,aa. o.
order. Skirts altered and repaired at S. f.
SHREyE'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Mandatory
233 9Th street. bet. NJ and n SITS. ie2s linz
TsJJNC TAKEN THE 0EEJCE FOpMrpIy
Ill arrupied br Dr.. Boriand' at the nnrtheast
cn-nar oft1h straat and @ oI a.,
suhsriIep would respectfuv oer his
g. 80, ~ ~. en-, 70 al " :, go . ;,
y ~, - ; 81 oaIms1 e cMJ a., nWFi IN ~ n ~
p ~ " = o ! =. :. : N-1LD " Ell, II. y.
NOTICE. HEIRS.-A complete list of heirs to
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


= ..
WASHINGTON. May -. Isl.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this o'tiye
until Tt ESDAI, the ninth day Of Jitly. lS57, at
two O'Clock p. m, for supplying Wood and Coal to
the u :: Marines at the following places during
the fiscal year ending Dth of June, 1858; the wood
to be good understandable oak, and to be delivered,
piled. meas ured, and inspected at such points with
in the walls OF the Marine Barracks may te dcs-
ignated uy the commanding marine officer, free Of
Expense ta the United States. The coal tuahe best
white ash anthracite egg coal free from dust, ard
to weigh 2i0 pounds to the ton, to lac ighri in
spected and delivered AT such points within the
walls OF the Marine Barracks as may be designated
by the commanding marine officer, free of pens.
to the United StaTes and both wood and coal to he
furnished upon the monthly quarterly requi~i
ton Of the commanding officer. showing the guam
titles required, agrreably to regulations, VIZ:
AT W Washington City, ID. c. 800 tons Of coal, 81
cords of wood.
At Portsmouth, n. H., l25 tons of coal. 90 cords
OF wood.
At Charlestown Mass, 10 tons OF coal. l5g cords
of wood.
At Brooklyn. \. Y. $50 tons of coal, 40 e. is of
wood.
At Philadelphia, Pa, Us tons of coal 30 cords If
wood.
AT Pensacola. Fla, l2j cords OF wood.
AT Mound City, H., 100 tons Of coal, y Corls OF
wood.
Payments will he made upon the reccint Of &c
counts duly authenticated by the commanding % III
GERS of the posts which the Wood or coal has
been delivered.
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
unreasonable.
sons, whose responsibility must he certified - ~
the United States District Judge. United states
District Attorney, United States Collector, must
accompany each proposal. otherwise il Will not ba
To be endorsed proposals for Fuel and al
WILLIAM b sLAtK
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TIE FAIRIES DUTbONE.-The Princess, in
the Fairy Tale. dropt pearls from her mouth
when she opened it, but whoever uses that
taiisnan of science. So-odoat, will have a
mon thful OF pearls that will lever drop out,
darken, or decay. go
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DARIs, AND NEW YORK MILLINERY.

DARIS, AND NEW YORK MILLINERY.
York wifi, large ana elegant assortment Of 20"
fine French, English and American Straw ~
Honnets and Hats for ladies and children; -
ments Also, general assortment Of fine
French FloMers. Bonnet and Hat Frames in great
variety: Ribbons, Silks, Grapes. Tulles and Real
Laces, &c.
Particular attention given to all orders.
Rooms, 446 9Th street, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. NH Is 3la
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WE HAVE been shown to-day an invention
lust paten ted to our feliow-toWnsman, Mr..
". f. Heller, which premises much conve.
nience and pleasure TO those who are fond Of
and who eat boiled eggs. 1t is so simple and
cheap that 1t can be used in every family. 1t
is called an Improvement in Egg longs"
and IS designed TO obviate the difficulty so
often experienced by those who hold i n their
fingers this delicious breakfast necessary,
while in the act of eating II. By the .stongs"
the egg can be taken from the hottest water and
securely and safely held without any lncon.
venence or pain arising from the heat OF the
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Office, No. 40 jefferson ST GEORGETOWN. D. o.
Established in 1881 premium awarded iy the Metro
potan Institute. 1857 rebuilt 1866 and is now by
far the largest ana most complete establishment of
the kind in this section of country.
D3eing and Securing OF ali kinds done in the best
manner
Truly thankful for past fayors. the subscriber
solIcits the continued custom OF the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost pronptness and despatch.
Post Office address. Lock Box No. 50.
Office closes daily stsunset except Saturday. when
it il closed at 81 y. fe l6-5m
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GLYNoNT.-The excursion of the Island
Baptist Church to Glymont o. morrow mora
ing will be a delightful affair See ADVERTISE
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LADIES. save msney by purchasing Hoop
skirts. Corsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas
Baums. 40 Louisiana ave-. between 9Th and
1th streets Goods warranted 10 fit or no sale
Corset Steels 5 cents pair. 1: