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Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
Non Resident Taxes.

- He. following list of taxes reA estate of
i nonresident owners In the Town of Mount
Desert, for the wear Iss6, In bills committed to
John W. Somes Collector of said town on the nit
day ot June 1856, has been returned by him 20 me
rs remaiujny unpaid on the thitieth day If May
1866. by his certificate of that date and now re.
manning unpaid and notice is hereby given that u
the said taxes interest and charges are not pait
into the Treasurer Of sah town within eighteen
months from the date OF commitment o sald piiIs,
so much of the real estate taxed A. VIII DC sum
lent to pay the amount due there for inclndAhE
interest aud charges will without further notice
lie sold al Public Auction nj the postAotice ia said
town the seventh day of December lSo'i al TWO
O o'clock in the afternoon.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
DR.. Mattison's Sure Remedies,
FOR SPECIAL CASES,

Can be obtained only at his ofee. No es Union
Street, Providence, and sent by express in
sealed packages, seciTe from observation, to all
Jarts of the country. They do not care ereryhing,
0ui f,r their respective purpose, they po,fiirtdy
hare eqael. Hs>eircu arr giving full info nation
sifh the highest Testimonials also book ON Yectf
Desetses' in n sealed earlope sent free. l. BE sure
and send fdr them for without reference no adyer-
tising physicion should be trusted. Enclose q
stamp for postage and direct to DIR MATTlsOS
NO 2s UNION STREET PROVIDENCE. II. I.
Us,
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
STATE OF MAINE.

At court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday Of Aug. \. n ISL
" {, CONARN, Executor of the last VIII of
Levi Townsend late of Bluehiliin saidCoun-
iy. eceased-having presented hie second account
II Admins traiion upon said estate for Probate;
OEBEgUp THAT tire said Executor give notice
thereof all persons Interested by causing copy
Of this Order 10 be published three weeks succeS-
>ivelv in the Ellsworth American, printed In Els
worth, that they may appear at a Probate Court To
be holden at Ellsworth, on the seems "Wednesday
of sep next AZ Ten Of the clock in the for enoon
and >hew cause. If any they have why the same
should not be allowed.
PAEkVR 1CCs, Judge.
4 true capy--Attest;
3w3l GEO. a. DYER, Register
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

NOTICE Is hereby given that ny virtue of a IL.
~ cence from the Judge of Probate there will
he exposed for sale at the store of William Hop
kns in Bluehi, on the twenty fourth day of sept
ext at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, much OF the
real estate of John C,osson of Huehigl in the
County OF Hancock deceased, as will produce the
4, um OF one hundred and twenty y-ive dollars for
the payment OF his debts and iuci4enta charges Of
sale. said real estate consists of paIt OF the
Norton lot and is situated in kluemi.
Lated this 2,dh day of August 1867.
3wai FRANKLIN CLOSsON, Execut or.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
State of n aine,

To the Honorable Jus.i,e Of our Supreme Judicial
tVut, ne y, To De hoiti.h AT Augusta. wlthin anu
iot the uunty oi hehneoec On the ist Tuesda!
of August \. Is,is-
1 UnENZu .Iou>IsS Of Ellsworth in the
!. tIun.y oil Hi.ncoeA..>ts,e ol Maine, respect
Nily hbe,> AID gives this honorable court. 10 be
informed that, i.,atdii: htrrcit - ia ret
l.. Cousins, Dy her nai,icn name OF, whose
tre>enI re .i.enye IS uHkhown 10 you. Hbclani, AT
EA>woi.i. ON t'e 2'.'. as. OF JanuI! - is''i, by
Robert toiC, aud HAS nd by iIef one iii't, Nif.
aged - years tt,.. .te HAS iiwsk- behaved
hm,eli ar,ss the Harriet a iai hiui and
alectionate hus ba,, but that >l,c. wholly regaid-
less oi nee ndiiagc cave and uusN an the l5tii
day oi January n. u. l,"., aud on diver> days and
Tunes, before and since sAiu '.a> oi Jan ar
at EIl>aoIt toi.iuIttv,i 'ilkc oi adultery, win
CERTAIN bad man ano>e name Is 10 ouI itbeiant
unknown. Nhctci,re la liays that "A olNoite nom
the bonds OF iu,uImnonN, ..,, SNt>tihs between
him anu tne said harriet be deereed; aud 't the
cvHm.ttcd and entrusted To. and As Ia duty
buuuti viii ever pray. And he says that the same
woud be and p, op,r eou'tttCir. 10 10.
me,tIc harmony, and consistent with tue peace ana
morailt! ui sooieiy. -
LORENZO u. COUSINS,
Ellsworth, .lugust lst.
SIATk OF MAINE.
kENNEEEC, S., supreme Judicial 6ouit August
Term Ic6..
ron the foregoing libel the Court, order that
the. col bC kIN the lbelce b4 pu'Iii- hing
az atte>lcu copy .. the as..e toltther M,ih THIS
eTtiei uitIeon unee weeks >ut ttssN.ll III ii,
t.tisW uttn AlHeiicat, II newspaper published al
Ell-wolt la ia the ,UuHtx oi iicock, the last pup
hculion be moi l,>s thity aat before The
neat tenn ia, Iou4l 10 u, II ldvn at klsn1t ga
III our said County ii.ncUcR GA The fourth iues-
aay oI October next that she may then snd there
app tesf aud answer 10 s.aid liOei ahd show cauSe,
II a"y she nave, VII! the prayer tne s1 should not
be srahtci.
At est NM. NJ. STRArroS, Clerk.
HANCOCK, s., Cicihs once kllsw orth August
i2tn, Isa..
y itue COpy-At test:
3w5p p. W PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

At Court of Probate holden ut rlls worth, wi'hu
and for the County of Hancoek, % the hrst
Wednesday Of Aug. 4. u. IA
=. j. MCRCU, named Executor in n certain in
strument purpo ting to be the last oil AID
testament of Felix Bourge is, late ~ Ellsworth
in said county deceased, having presented the
same for Probate.
ORDEEED.-That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons Interested by causnga copy of thi $
order In he published three weeks succs- -sively in
the Ellsworth American printed At Els North, at
they may appear at u Piobste Court 10 b. held st
Ellsworth in said county on the second wedne -day
Of sep, next, at ten OF the cork in the forenoon
and shew cause, if my they have, why the said in
strument should not lie proved, approved, and
allowed as the last will and Testament Of said
deceased.
PARaoa TucS, Judge.
A True Copy,-Attset:
5~3l Gao. 4. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

At Conrt Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
forand the county Of Hancock, on the srst
"Wednesday Of August, A. d, ISL.
LIZABETH NJ. Dodge AdmnistriX of the
estate OF John :. Dodge. late Of fremont. in
said County. deceaset-having presented her fir,;
acconnt Of administration upon said estate for
Probate:
OFpEFED,@That the said Adm'X. give notice
% all persons inieu ted by causing copy Of this
,rier to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed ut EllSwor that
hey NAV appear at Probate Court to be held At
Ellsworth, in said county. on the 2d., Wedneaia5
If sep, next, at ten of the CLOCK in he torohon
and shew cause, if any they have, Why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a True Copy,-Attest:
3w25 GEO. A. OVER. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
o the Honorable Judge ofProbate for the County

To the Honorable Judge ofProbate for the County
of Hancock.
UHE undersigned, Widow of Judah Chase, late
i OF Bluchi in said County, deceased, respect.
fully represents, that said deceased died possess
cd of Personal Estate, an lnsentory of which has
been dul, reti rnetl into the Probate OAicc: that
her circumst stances render il necessary that shc
should have more of said person n estate than she
is entitled TO on distribution thereof: She there
fore prays that your Honor would grant her such
allowance ont Of said personal estate, as IN vnur
discretion YOU may determine necessary and prop
er and for the appointment OF Commissioners to
set out her Eower in said estate.
ENNA ". CHASE.
August 9th, 1861.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock So Court of Probate, Aug. Term, 4 :.
n. le61.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORpEREp-That
said widow give public notice 10 oil persons
interested, by causing copy of the petition, and
this order III, rcun, to be published three weeks
sueccssvely in The Ellsworth American news.
paper published in Ellsworth. in said County, that
they my appear at Court of Probate for said
County to be neld al Ellsworth on the secondW cd.
ncsday of Sep, 1eNt, at ten OF the { lUck IN the
forenoon, ~ show ChtI>e, II any they have why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not he granted.
PARKER TICk. judge.
81 Attest:-GEo. y DikB Register.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
Office OF FORE LosuRE.

= o 7 c OF o o K Z.
Whereas George Higgins of Ellsworth, in the
County Of Hancock and state of Ot Maine, by his
de ed of mort gage, dated April 9th, A. D. lsi and
rcco rdcd in Hancock Registry, Vol, l20, Page l52,
convc, ed to the undersigned. two lots parcels of
Land situated in said Ellsworth ON the West .idc
nj Union River and adjoining each other being the
same pr mises ON which the said Higgins now
lives and which the undersigned conveyed to him
Ap il eth, A.. u. 1864; and whereas the con-tion
contained in said Mortgage Deed has been broker
claim TO foreclose the same purs 10 the stat
ute oi the state and give this notice accordingly.
NM. ~. BLACK,
by his atty
A. +. DkINKwATER.
Ellsworth, August 18th, 1861. Sw30
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
STATE OF MAINE.
TO the Honorable Judge ofProbate for the County

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
cf Hancock.
/. He undersigned admnstratriX of the estate OF
Rchrd II. naeley, late of Franklin III said
County, deceased, respectfully iepresen that he
goods and chaitel> rights and credits of said de-
ceased no, sufficient to pay his just debts and
charges OF administration, by the ui One
Hundred aud fifty dollars, Wherefore petit
toner prays your Honor TO grant him a licenCe 10
sell. at public private sale, and convey sufficient
OF the real estate of the deceased, (ineludii.g the
reyer>ion OF the widows dover fhercin,} TO satisfy
SAID debts and charges Of admin. .traioD
uAMEr a. HADLEr.
August 7th, 1866.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, IS. Court Of Probate, Aug. Term,
d. lS61.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons IN
tereaied, by causing copy of the petition and
this order thereon Ia be published three weeks
successiv lively in tie Ellsworth America news
paper publ he'd it, Ellsworth Ia said County, that
they may appear at Court Of Probate for said
County, to be held at Ellsworth in said County, o.
the second Wednesday of sep, next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if any
they have why, the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
PAEKpR TUCK. Judge
Sw3I Ate t:-GEo. \, DYER Reg ter
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

A. Court OF Probate holden Al Ellsworth with
in and for thu County OF Hancock, On the hrst
"wednesday Of Aug. 4. D., ls61.
I ENI kNIGHT. Administrator upon the Estate
J.. of Matthew Pool, late of tmrs,st in said
County. MISUNDERSTANDING presented his final ac-
count Of Administration upon said estate for Pro.
bate:
ORDERED THAT the said Admr.. give notice
thereof to all persons interc stctl, ny causing
q copy of this Order to be Published three weeks
excessively in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
court to he holden at Ellsworth the second We'd
ncstlav Of Aug, next, ut Ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, aud slew cause ifany they have why the
PARKER TUCK, Judge
True Copy-Attest:
aw-I GEO. A. DYER, Register,
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
Ellsworth. May II, 1867. lo


-. . bit.s..s - s.hl OWncss and
PR s.esSs,
wish to call the atteni ion of Mil Owners and
! PropTietors TO my Patent saw cage. foI
arranging Gang SAWS. Thee gauges ais - anang-
ed that NheR once put III they are stationary; they
do not have to be removed To change tie sas- and
any man. y hen oncS familiar " ith them. can change
his gauges IN len seconds time II Is red by
those VINO ha " used them that thl, Is ot he
most useful, ,oAouncai time anu labor SAY ing III
ventlou that ever brought before the i,eople.
a.. Il. ns.LAGlf.
TEs sTI MO- IAL
We, the undersigned, Mil Owners and Practical
Miimen OF worth, ale now asins a.'out
Isuse, BELLAl1i'S fAIENT SAW GACuE,
ior arranging Gang saws and We checriuily rec
ommend II NJ practical, economical, time and
labor saving invention, de- Tin, ie com. INTO sen-
cral u>e, II all cascs Where gangs saw, are Il ed.
We are satisfied from out own Ob>trva alton, anu by
using them, that II does not require more than
oneiourth III the time To change gang Oi
with this that IL q with the Tracy uauYe, which
are laying pv, and adoptn< the Beliatty Gauge
NiLl. Uw NEhS. GcoIge n. brown.
Warren Bt~wn, |. u NuiCh,
J. I. 4 u. II. Grant, PRA, iitAN hILLAEN
/. ". q Is. Hail, lsalai i.isdell.
j. y. . j. IL. Hopkins, j. I. - Autan,
,, III ttsdaie, q. T. - eood,
samuel button, Joel l., ~ good,
Is. r. NuslIn, Watson la e.inSstone.
J. .. OSood,
THIS Gauge can be seen at Esery's, Store, Nan.
g0r.
Elswo Ii M>,sh. sth. lsi7. dmlo
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

TESTlA ONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one oi the ostcurabte and
successful practitioners with whom ] have had
official intercourse. CliAS. MASON.
Commissioners OF Patents,
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ q man more competent and
trustworthy. ansl more eapapie I putting their
apllicatuns IN "A iona 10 secure FOR them an early
and favorable consideration al the Patent office.
EDMUND BCkh,D
Late Commissioner oi Patents.
rMr, II ii; EDDY has made for me TiiIRTf IN
applications, in all but ONE OF which patents
have been granted. and that one is nowpending.
sucn nnniistakable proof of great talent and
ability on his part leads me to recommend 0H in
yentors to apply to him TO procure their patents
as they may lie sure of having the most faithful
attention beotowed on their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. J0uS TAGGAED,o
Jan. |, iSy7-lyo
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

| A Large STOCK,
A NEW STOCK,
A FINE STOCK,
A FRESH STOCK,
| OF
GOOD GOODS,
NEW STYLE GOODS.
SPRING GOODS.
SUMNER GOODS,
THIN GOODS.
THICK GOODS,
READY WADE Goods, 8.
Goods TO BE made up.
To be Sold Cheaper than the Cheapest.
To be Run off Faster ,han Water Runs.
To be Made mp into Fashionable Clothes.
To be Sold to Fashionable People.
/ To he Sold to People not so Fashionable.
/ To be Sold to the Masses Of all Colors.
l must SELL. Goods.
want tn SELL Goods.
mean to SELL Goods.
will SELL Goods,
Call aud see Furnishing Goods.
Call aud see Spring Goods.
| Call and ser Summer Goods.
4 Call and see Old Goods marked clear
! Down,
Call aud see my New Goods at the Lowest
Young Ladies' come for Culfs & Glla-s,
+ Young Gents co ne for Furuisl'g Goods
Mothers come for Bows Clnthing.
| Gentlemen come for yonr own.
Let every one cone to the
Custom & Ready Made
Clothing store
j OF
a. + y - LI3o II.
as-Ccuni.y Trailer. supplied AT Wholesale prices.
CUTTING done at short no'ice.
GIRLS U.i.tIED.
a. L. JELLlSON.
April 1867. II
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

4 fTfR an extensive practice of upwards of
twenty Years. continues to secure Patents in
the CniIe4 States also Ia great Eiltlali, FRA &c
and other foreign countries. Ga'eat-, spe itea-
lons, Bonds, Assignments, and all pagers or draw
ing- Tor Palrnis, eNetu uted On reasonable terms
Vita di- -,dtch ttvsV.ilt.le. ittde into American
Il q Fuitish NO ks, tu uete hsiht sal ANA other
vice r;i,iei rti IN ali ipaites iiNg tne same
reiniiiinp one dollar, Assignments recorded IN
Washington.
No agency in the United state possesses superior
facilities f,r obtaining IateRfs n asceffiioy the
practicatiiity oJ iarentioas.
During eigni months the subscriber IN the course
OF his large practice, made on thrice rejected apyiy
0 stions sIN1EEN AFrEALsi erety one of which Was
decided nhis rror by the Commissioners OF ratenls.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

JOHN W SoMES.
Treasurer of the Town OF Mount Deser
Mount De sert, Aug 9Th, 1885,. Sw5o
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30
Copsland sur cure for Bed Bugs.

COPELAND sur cure for Bed Bugs,
BiTTERs s-Oxygenated, IIooiand's, Peck's, Hair
dy' BIZ ms tiarke's sheir. Mine, Langleys
Noot Herb, Abbot's, and others.
LINlME I--Tobias', Good samai itan, Mustang
and Linilnvnts and OinIments Of all Aiuds;
Observation-Disclosures, sand's siIakeits ana
all other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers sutai coated, Brandreth's and
Wrighrs hnian Vegetable.
Also, MeaNer's caHker nd salt rhenm syrup; Ar,
no, ps Vnai FLUID: Atwood's Extract paudelion,
i,ra ut'o Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
kehuedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's syrup iel-
low uock; Railways Rcme,is McMum's Elixir
OF blum Mrs Wmslow's Soothing s,.rup; sha
Ler Extract Nalerian: Balm OF Thousand Flow.
ers Iuid Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid konye;
Ayers Cherry rectoral: Brant's pulmonary &iAl:
monary Balsam: Ciarke's tonsh syrup haeneior
ana uarrison'- Hair Dye Barney's Musk oloenei
Shaving Cream and Ve,bena Water; butchers
Dead hort Tor Beu Bugs; aud all other articles
usually sept in u Drug store.
Pmvs,e.an's Prescriptions care efIHvcom-
pounded.
Ellsworth American., 1867-08-30

&c. &c. .&c.. &c. &C.. &c
Jnst re eiyeu, per Express, q new ,upriy of the
mo- popular Patent Medicines, au.nnl ~ birh aae
Et R\ET1's Prrl argiions Blu od Food, for i.iyee
Complaint, Cou2is, 10y st'epsia, Female Disease ;;
aud :, generation al Man .eks' Magic Com
pou hd whitcomb's remedy for Asthma Burnett
Cod Ihei Oil ; Jaynci- ENpeetorant Wirtar'e
Wild cherry Balssm tuNic'- cure tor Piles (; DIR.
Jetlr,r, Antidulc ptuae'- bvHzoiue, for Temor-
iHs pant, Tar, grease, As., tuutniig's Apericht,
Garglntg on btdd's and Mllisi's Condition Pow
ders heeseman's Claikc's and Dupoi,co's feu.sie
Pills, inr female obs uetions, &C. orugOrs Con-
Generated Cure Tor nervous ", akness; hemboid's
Fluid ENtrac, OF Buchu, for diseases Of the 1la,l
der ki,lnrys. Ac; Maynard's Colodion' Tor burn
and Gus ;t.ardin.i's Rheumatic Compound; Peru
vian syrup; uouid'> Pin wolm syrup; Houshtn's
Corn solvent, and irfaliible remedy; Magnets
Balsaiu, Tor rheumatism and neuralgie; Jefiriess
Panar ea OF iic, sure cure Tor sore Throat and
Bruuc HAL affections stones Elixir, ior brOnch Is
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The Boston Failure.

BOSTON, May 4.-Mr. John Leighton leading
operator IN mining shares, was arrested yester-
day by Boston detectives, at the instance OF
parties in New York. Previous to his arrest
the Directors of the Franklin Mining Company,
of this city. OF which he was formerly an officer,
had determined to take legal action against him,
on account of an alleged elnbezzlement OF the
stock.
The Company obtained a warrant for his
arrest, which was served soon after he was
taken upon the warrant of the New York par
ties Pending the conflict OF jurisdiction, the
New York parties desiring to take him to that
city last night, and the Boston creditors object
ing, Mr.. Leighton remains here In charge of the
officers. The claims of the New York parties
upon him are not definitely known, but it is
understood that they are connected with a
racent speculation in Corydon Gold and other
mining companies, in which he has been
largely interested.
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.flE H EDITIO N
Tires-Terrlble Accident.

CHICAGO, May A Ere broke out in the
bulOmg No. 80 South Water street last night,
destroying all the contents, and damaging the
building to the extent of $4,000. Total loss,
S35, ,OO0.
Four fremen. while at work in the rear of
the building, were buried under falling wall.
Three we're taken out dead, and the other is
severely injured, and will probably die.
ROCHESTER, May A great fire broke out in
this city this morning, involving loss of over
$780, 900 in property, and three or more lives.
The hre BEGAN soon after midnight, aud con-
tlnued until O'Clock this morning, when It was
checked. Palmer's block in Main street. and
several stores adjoining, were destroyed; also,
Washington Hall block, on the same street.
The latter was large AMI elegant building, the
Hall being used for popular exhibitions. When
Its immense root fell in this morning, three or
more men we're buried in the ruins The charred
and mangled bodies of John Pike, Henry Force
Ter, and Joseph Wornett we're taken from the
ruins and conveyed 10 the dead-house.
lsECOND DEsPATOH.l
ROCHESTER, May At is now feared that
several other persons perished, and further
search is being made for the bodies.
The following is the list of the principal suf
ferers:-James Palmer, owner of the block and
a stock of pyrotechncs, loss over $25,000, IN.
surance, $500. The loss OF the Monroe estate
on buildings, $1,000, insured. A. S. Penlsy
druggist loss 10000, insured; J. Graham, loss
on house and effects $4,000, insurance in full
Washington Hall block, Jabez Collins, owner
loss, $50, 900, insured for $l2 900.
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rOmcial.l

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT!
By virtue of authority vested in me by the
Constitution OF the United States, 1 hereby de-
clare and order that all that part of the North
American Continent situated north of the Goth
parallel of north latitude, heretofore known In
our school biographies as the Russian Posses
sions in North America" now known as "a
big thing on ice," shall not interfere with the
rights of other States by intruding its local
peculiarities into their territory without the
invitation or consent of such States. Complaint
is made by many of the Middle States, particu-
larly those whose chief products are peaches
and strawberries, that an unnecessary and un-
warrantable series of "frosts" and "cold snaps"
have been thrust upon them ever since that
territory of icebergs has been reckoned in the
Union. And Notwithstanding that efforts have
been made by many including the celebrated
Clothiers, Charles Stokes & Co., under the Con-
tinental Hotel, Philadelphia, to render the
citizens of the said Middle States warm and
comfortable, by providing suitable and cheap
clothing 1t is understood many are still unpro-
vided for-I therefore order that all persons shall
thus provide themselves with suitable clothing
from that House within thirty days from the
date of this proclamation.
Done at Washington, this fourth day of May,
A. d. 1867.
A. JOHNS ON President of the U. S.
By WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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The corner sixth and Market streets.

VALUABLE HIGH-CLAss PAINTINGs.-One of
the most extensive sales of valuable and mag
nificent High-c class Paintings and the last inn
portant sale OF this season, is announced TO
lake place at Scotts Art Gallery, No. 1920
Chestnut street. on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, May 7, s. and g.. The collection is one
of such variety and splendor that a handsome
tators were obliged to pay an admission fee to
the gallery. AT view which we had yesterday
afternoon we could not fail to make a note of
few of the principal works. although 1t was
almost impossible for US to discriminate, or APP
plaud one more than another. No. 2So, by
picture. No. 900, by Louis Robbe-"Sheep;'
No. 278 by A. j. Verhoeven Ball; No. 1856, by
j. g, Chapman are well worthy kind conslde-
ration, together with many others equally
meritorious. The paintings are the recent i'm
portation OF A. d'Huyvetter, Esq. Exhibition
free, day and evening, until sale.
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--latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK May 4.-Cotton dHl and lower; sales at
27Z74c. Flour iO@ l5c. higher: 5000 bbls sod State
Sll@l425 Ohio, sl2'25@l56O Western. sll@535
Soulhern. sl8Glq. Wheat quiet, and advanced 16D2c
Corn dull and declining. Oats firm; 5000 bush. sold;
Rye rmer; II 600 bush sold at S65. Provisions quiet
and dull. New Mess Pork, S23'lO Whisky quiet
B,LT MORE, May 4.-Cottou quiet and nominal al
2615p27c, for m,ddiing upland. Coffee steady at full
prices: prime Rio very scarce. Flour hrmer; sales
limited 10 city mills and spring extras at sl350 How
ard street extras, el5. Wheat nominal market firm
at 1850 for choice white no Maryland wheat oferlng
good red SS'32. Corn IL less actve at l02c. lower
white sI260Di2s; mixed 1'2O@I25; yellow, sl'2SQl'3O
closing dull. Oats 2c lower; sales az 74c. tor No.
Rye quiet at l70Gl'75. Provisions-Mess Pork held
at s2 all other descriptions of hog product quiet and
unchanged. Sugar steady at lS169O9Sc. for fair To
good refining. WHISKY nominal and no sales.