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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-29
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A lady friend sent us last week q copy
of '.Ros cit b. Thomas Almanac for the
year 1917, with the remark that she
thought 1t was, QSl7) about the year we
were born. 1t was pretty good guess,
but not quite accurate. But this annual
has furnished an hours pleasant employ
ment. and We make note of some Of its
contents.
Fifty one years has worked great change
in the country, and this little work con-
tains evidence of this fact. There was q
stamp law in force in that year, in Presi-
dent Madison's time, and we give the fol-
lowing table of rates -
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so. by starting such industries as will give
remunerating employment to them at
home. This county, and all of Eastern
Maine, is on the downward grade. and It
is in grca. measure owing to ''rerny
wise and pound foolish, "habit that its
| aiding men have fallen into. Assist all
young men and women tool, stay in their
native state, by furnishing them wiM reuau-
neratire employment, and thereby help all
classes to thrive.
To such as want monthly publication.
or weekly one. of li,e popular class, we
make this offer
CLUBBING.
For one copy of the 1mertcaR and o-c copy
Of either lIarpers Monthly Magazine,
or Harper's Weekly. or IIarper's Ba-
gar, Is IS.
The subscription price Of each of
Harpers' publications is s40o.
The Atlantic Monthly and the
American. s525.
petersons Magazine and the Amer
lean. $50.
Lady's Friend. and American, 3.59.
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.
One copy, one year. strictly In adj
vance, 200.
If paid within six months, 2.2j.
=" 6 at the end of the year, $50.
ES"These terms stric:ly adhered to.
n. X. SAWYER, Proprietor.
Ellsworth. Oct. 20. 1865.
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Eldredre w Marks, Penolscot.
Augustus c. Peters. Bluchill.
Roswell Silshy. Aurora.
Edward Stanley. Eden.
Jeremiah Tracy, Gouldsbore.
Levi b. Wyman of Tremons. and ~
ron NJ. Welcll Of Sullivan, Supcrnumtr
aries.
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Directory.


Rev. DIR. Tenney's Church, Congregation alist -
Foi cnoon and afternoon service forenoon com
cncing at past 10 O'Clock, afternoon al IA past
O'Clock. Lecture in the evening at the chapel
Baptist, Rcv.F. T. Lakewood Bible Glass, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Lakewood, in the fore
noon at l-2 past 10. Sabbath school at O'Clock
afternoon service a. II past 2 O'Clock; evening
service at ~ past O'Clock.
Unitarian, Rev. W. IL. Sayary sabbath School
at IL past 10 O'clock, A. NJ; sermon nj IA pas;
O'Clock, p. NJ. Evening at IL past o'clock
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STAMP TABLE.

Next comes list of Military fines ac-
cording to the lates, Militia law, pa sscd in
lSl0:-
For non appearance on lst Tuesday in May $500
a. "a at Company training 100
Deficiency of gun, bayonct, belt or ranirod, LOO
cartridge box, artridges or
knapsack, 30
For lisorderly firing, not more than $4,000,
nor less than, 500
FOR ne lect to warn for exercise not more
than $4,000 nor less than 1900
Neglect of regimental duty, ~
Some correspondent proposed an ari h.
methical question of thousand sides. ;"
which the editor thought tedious. lie
author, no doubt, was politician.
There were two eclipses this year of the
sun. Neither visible in ,his latitude.
There is long list of stages, and of their
arrivals and departures. Not word
about a railroad, or railroad time, but
gives the arrivals and departures from
Boston, of all stages, EAs. West, North
and South.
COURTS.
District Federal Court, held at Portland
the Sd Tuesday in June, and first Tuesday
in December; at Iownalborougp, the Isl
Tuesday in March and September.
S-The Municipal Court of the town OF
Boston is holden in Boston on the frs,
Monday Of every month.
BRoBATE COURT WAS held in Hancock
county, at Castine the 4lh Tuesday Of ev
cry month, except September; Frankfort
the I'D Monday following the term OF til,
Supreme Court in thi. county: Bangor tho
next day AFTER the Court is held in Frank
fort; Bluehill the I'd Tuesday in Oct. ant
at Surry Oh the day following.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Postage was taxed as follows: For 81
miles, 6 cents; over 30 and under so miles
10 cts. over; 80 and under $50. IL Is cts.
over $50 miles, and l.ss than $50, IS g.
cts. and for more than 400 miles, % cts.
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TAXI PROPER MEANs.-To prevent badness,
gray hairs, and diseases Of the scalp, 'Barrett's
Hair Rertorative," Is the only sure remedy
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J.F. wMTcoMB, Postmaster.
Sessions Of Courts.

SUPREME JUDiCIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
on the 4th Tuesdays Of April and Oct.
COUNTY CONMisslONERsNAt Ellsworth, com
mencing on the eth Tuesdays Of JAM, April and
Oct.
PROBATE CoURrs-Ellswortf.l LIST Wed. in Jan :,
Feb. Aug, Sept. and Dec; Sd Wed. in June; 4th
w ed. in April; 4th Tues Oct. BuckspOrt-lst
Wed. in May; Sd Wed in Sept, and Jan. Blue
hill-lst Wed. in July and Nov.
CoURrsoH BANkRUPICY,- Ellsworth, I'd Thurs-
day alter LIST Monday Of each month. Machias-
Sd Monday OF each month. Belfast, LIST wedne s.
day Of each month. k0ckland, LIST Monday OF
e ach month.
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Eastern and Western Mail closes at O'Clock, T.
N. Branch Mails close l-4th of an hour before de-
parture.
Western Mail-&rrivcs Daily, Except Monday At
O'Clock, a. NJ. Departs Daily, Except sunday
at II l-2 O'Clock, r.. NJ.
Eastern Mai-Ariives Daily, Except Saturday At
II o'clock, p. NJ. Departs Daily except Monday
at IL O'Clock, T.. NJ.
Bucksport and Belfast-Arrives Monday, Wednes-
lay and Friday, at O'Clock NJ. Departs Tues
day Thursday and saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Sullivan and Narraguagus-Arrives Monday, We'd
nesday aud Friday, at O'Clock, 7. NJ. Departs
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at o'cl'k, A NJ.
Mount Desert-Leaves Ellsworth, Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Leaves
Bass Harbor for Ellsworth, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Castine-Arrives Monday and Thursday, at 2 Ia
O'Clock, r. NJ. Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
8 O'Clock, A. N.
Trenton Point-Arriyes Saturday, at II o'clock, A
N. Departs Saturday, at O'Clock PIT.
Great rond-Arrves Saturday at O'Clock, p. N
Departs Friday at O'Clock, A. n.
OFFICE HOURS From to II A. NJ, and from "a
l.2 r. NJ, Except Sunday Sunday from Il
to 10 IA Al N.
|
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Advertising Rates.


s. NJ. PErTISGILL Co, State street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York, are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements at
on lowest rates.
:. +. NILES, (su ccssor to V. y. Palmer,) Adver-
Using Agent, No. l Scolay's building, Court
street, Boston, is authorized to receive Adver-
tiscments for this paper, at our lowest rates.
GEO. =, EowELL & Co, 40 Park Row New York
are also authorized to receive Advertisements
for this paper at the same rates rs required by
us.
ATwEEL & Co.. Advertising Agents, la Middle
Street Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions nj our
lowest rates.
To CoRREsPONDENTs-Allc communications and
all letters Of business with this office. to receive
early attention must be directed to the ELLSWORTH
american.
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy, and has a large circulation amouug the
most thriving citizens Of the County. Will our
friends in the several towns send local items for
publication Nothing helps us so much. All the
marriages, deaths. accidents launches of vessels.
building OF school-houses and meefinghouses, or
any other local items of interest,"
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Haskell w. johnson, Bluehill, Pore.
man.
Charles A. Austin, Geo, w. Fisk of
Ellsworth.
James Bent. Of Brooklin.
w. w. Bragdon, Of Franklin.
Stephen d. Edridge. Bucksport.
Samuel n. Fitzpatrick, Mt. Desert.
Lowell Grindle, Brosksville.
Geo. w. Herbert. Bucksport.
Wilbury S. Hutchings, Penobscot.
Eben II. King, Il. A, Heath, Hancock.
Samuel S, Newman, fremont.
Freeland Rosebrook, Gosldsboro.
John Smith. Deer Isle.
Willard p. White, Orland.
Augustus Il. Wescott, Castine.
LIST PETIT JURY.
Rufus S. Cole. Foreman, Sedgwick.
John Bunker and Barlow Hall, Ellis
worth.
Geo. Barbor. Deer Isle.
Frederick p. Billing, Brooksyills.
Samuel A. Colby, Bucksport.
Israel c. Chapman. do.
Franklin CT ss0n, Deer Isle.
Frederick Flye, Dedbam.
Samuel Gilley. Cranbery Isle.
Samuel 8. G cen. Surry.
Peter n. Giles. Amherst.
2nd. PETIT JURY.
Benz. Nutter. Foreman, Br0Oklin.
Stephen ID. Higgins. Deer Isle,
Daniel Il. Jordan. Mariayille.
Joshua Jordan, Trenton.
w A. Jordan. Ellsworth.
Albion Soper. Orland.
John Il, Mather, Castine.
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Post Once Regulations.

Eastern and Western Mail closes at O'Clock
N. Branch Mails close l-4th of an hour before
parture.
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be the Rev. F. Dillon, of the Church of st.
James the Less. He usually appears in the
Sabbath services clad in white robe, with an
immense cross down the back. He is sur.
rounded by q number of attendants. Seven
candles are on the altar, and the number of
genuhex ons gone through with, in morning
service, is of an unusual character in an Epis.
copai church. It is said he has been twice sus-
pended by Bishop Kip, but as soon as restored,
wears the cross as conspicuously as ever.
On the 18Th OF September, at Montreal, q
vote was taken by the Episcopal synod of
Canada, and a resolution was adopted, forbid
ding the elevation of the elements, the use OF
incense, and the mixing of water with the
wine, the use OF the water-bread, or lights on
he communion table, and the wearing of vest
ments while saying prayers.
The Appletous publishers, have given
Bishop Beck With the sum OF S2O,O00 Tor the pur-
pose OF building an Orph lus' As ilum in Macon,
Georgia, under the auspices OF the Episcopal
Church.
METHODIST.
The letter OF the Texas correspondent OF the
Baltimore bpiScopd! Methodist reports over three
hundred and thirty conversions in twelve days.
This glorious revival, which has for some time
been prevailing at Rusk, has extended TO Gal
weston, Austin, Waco, WaXahatcbie, and other
important points. Over one hundred have made
a profession of religion at Rusk and Alto, ard
the work is still going on.
The Rev. DR.. Lqnahan, of the Book Room,
will for the present supply the pulpit of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Orange, New
jersey, made vacant by the acceptance by Dr..
Dashie OF the Presidency Of Dickinson College.
DIR. William A. Smith has consented to take
the Presidency of Central College, Missouri.
REFORMED.
John A. Davis, who graduated from the
Theological School in New Bruins wick in May
last and who has been accepted aud desg-
mated as a missionary 10 China by the Board of
Foreign Missions, has been ordained to the
work of Gospel ministry.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev J. Y. Boyce has been ordained and
Installed pastor of the First Reformed PIesby-
terau Church of Cincinnati. The congregation,
which formerly woTsh,pped on George street,
charged their location to Plum street, between
Eighth and Ninth-a very ell yible location -
where they have built a handsome stone
church, in the basement story of which, very
Ia a>tefuly finished, tn ey now worship.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
Illustrations.

DEUT. l. 2s; tx, 1,--What will those persons
who object TO ILLUSTRATING" the Bible, or ex
planning its figures and metaphors, say to such
passages as these ? 0n July 20, at Cover Street
Chapel, Mr.. Philpot took for his text Jer
xxi, ID; and in introducing his subject said,
'Before l enter into the spiritual part of my
subject, it will be necessary TO explain the his.
torieal and literal; for without knowing the
literal meaning of passage 1t is impossible
rightly 10 understand the spiritual" This is pre-
cisely our view, and what we have for a long
time been aiming at; aud how beautiful hun.
|dreds of fgurative expressions in the Bible
|appear when we know their meaning What
|are the passages at the head of this paragraph
but 6gurauve? To us they may seem extrava-
|gant; but they were not so to the Israelites
Indeed, not only the Israelites, but the Greeks
lat later period, were in the habit of using
|similar expressions; not with any idea of deceiv-
ling but simply to set forth now very high the
walls we're; just as, in Genesis xiii 16, and xii,
III, and Numbers xiii, 10, the descendants of
Jacob are compared to dust, to show how nume-
(rous they would be.
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Conscience.

A tender conscience is like the apple of
mans eye; the least dust that gathers into it
|afects it. There is no surer and better way to
Know whether our conscences are dead and
ktupid, than 10 observe what impression small
Bins make upon us. If we are not very careful
|to avoid all appearance of evil, and to shun
whatever looks like sin; if we are not so much
|troubled at the vanity Of our thoughts and
words; at the rising up OF sinful desires in us,
hs we have been formerly, we may then con-
|clude that our hearts are hardened, aud our
|conscieuces are Supplying; for tender con-
ecience will no more allow of small sins than Of
|ereat ones.-BiSbop Ezekiel Hopkins.
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A Sharp Rebuke,

! The following bon mot is told OF the we'll
Known Mr. Coutts, the banker. A yonng lady
Bho met this venerable millionaire in society
Rentured to say to him:-''Poople say, MIR.
9outts, that you are dreadfully rich; will you
|ell me how you made all your money? ?" "Tll
Eell you how l made half of it," replied he;
fand that was by minding my own business"
FBut," continued the unabashed interrogator,
Fhow did you make the other half?" "By
eaYing other peoples business alonen
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
T n Z a ID " a N T A C 6 s
Offered W this Com nanv

OuOItU Uy IIII5 OUIlIpduy dIe-
1t is q National Company, chartered by spe.
cisl act of Congress, 1868.
II has paid-up capital of 81 100000
1t offers low rates Of premium.
II furnishes larger insuranc Co than other COM
panies for the same money.
IL is definite and certain in It's terms.
IT Is home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt FROM attachment.
There are NO unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy is non forfeit able.
Policies may be taken whicn pay TO the in.
suIed their full amount and return oil the pra.
miums, so that the Insurance cOsIs only the in
teTest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that VIII pay to the
insured, alter q certain number OF years, during
life an annual income of one-tenLh the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. 1873 Wsrp
II insures not to pay dividends. but AT so low
q cost that dividends will be impossible.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND 6

~. SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
~ ~; o. 1,htI AZ me txchange, will include
=, ,fOURIH 81 RI EFT AND WILLING'S ALLEv q
from. ~ " w ieo' wa lncheS
G: BROAD AND OLD YORK RoAD-Elegant Country
SIXTH; \ os: l2 and IA (south)-Business stand,
~ DEL FLAWARE RIVER WHARF, N K Gomez n,
DELAWARE RIVER WHARF. below A rcb s,raa.
HADDONFlELD, Main street-Elegant M ,nsin ee''
SHIPPEN, No. b2e-Frame Dwelling
IHOMPSON-Large Lot. Nineteeutfr Ward
RA CE. No l02l-Bakery and ID yelling.
IulRD, No. 6l3, above GIean-Brlck Dwelling
THIRD (NOrth). Nc 123-Ssore and DweIIing
MELLON AVENUE, NOS. 4Oi2 and 40ii-Modern
Dwellings,. ih
FIFTH (Nortb) Nc. 3S3-Modern Dwelling
House. ''0As
FORTY SEE OND, below Chesnut-Valasble Lot
GROUND RENT-Sl27'5O year.
SEVENTEENTH AND COMPROMI5E, S e, Cor.
Ier-Elegant Residence. 80 wa
CHERRy, No. l2lG-Modern Dwelling
SHAMCkIN. Nos 2205 and 22I-Ten Brick OVAL
JTFFEPSoN, No. 2,I7-M odern Dwelling
TWELFTH AND SHIPPEN, S. Il, Corner-Rpsj
ness stand ''
60 shares Third National Bank
"a shares Central Trans porta alton Co
SlGUU Philadelphia aud Il altimOre Central n
10 shares Jefferson Fire Ius Co
5000 Western Penna r. IL. first mort.
share Point Breeze Park Association, 100 4,
shares Academy of Music.
share Academy of Free ARTS.
Season Ticket Arch street Theatre.
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R1 b. SCOTT, JR SCOTTS ART GALLERY.
- No. 1920 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia
VIII BROTHERS SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT
ALAB As1E Err ohN MkNTS, BRONZES GLASS
WARE, sTATUErTES. ETC. ETC.,
will lake place
on Wednesday Morning
Oct at 101a oclock ana continue at ~ O'Clock I'm
the evening" at Scotts Art Gallery, NO. U2O Cnesnnt
street. " >''u'
The collection will be arranged for examination on
nday, 9th inst, ard will consist in part of ea-
ganly carved alabaster stone vases OF oman Ore
clan, and EtruFlan designs; agate bardgio and Gas
teilina vases ana urns. Baccante tazzas uted Cam
phnas, large EtIuscan vases, suitable for halls or
busts, etc. etc. "a
Also, fine invoice of Crea statuetes In colors re
ceved from the best manufacturers In Naples repre
sen,ing subjects from every y-day le-groups of hSh-
ermen shepherds bandits, single pieces of pessanCry
o The varons provinces of Southern Italy.
Alabsster Statutes, re epresentiug Dance of Venus
Group OF the Three Graces, Resignation, CanOya's
Lions etc. etc.
Large Brorz re Figures-Fine ormolu and gilt clocks
gilt groups sud nguges. etc. etc. -
The above collection Is asspecial importation of
Messrs. VIII BROTHERS (laie Vito VIII d Sonsl
an upon exam inaton will be found wei worthy the
attention otlovers of art and pertu no 3t
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000

BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the business OF the Company is trans
acted, and TO which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
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On TnaRdaY Mnrninn

Oct. 8, at 10 o. lock at No $40 Sontb Fittb ,,.o.
1y , sa'a0gGe the entire furniture by order Of
tvLs, lhCluulnG walnut paIlor furniture gaSna, A.,
plush covers. walnut dining and chan bssTnet
htude i hair mattresses, nne ch ina and gasswape
iihIge mantel mirror, pair fine pier mTropa SStn,,
n0Up nS Brussels and other Carpets Kitchen rni
la
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j. VAUGHN AERHIoKL WILLIAM Il. MERRIoR
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PAILADhLPaAA
MERRLCK d f$ON9,
EENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
% manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Englnsa
for Land, River. and Marine seEvce,
Boilers, Gssometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings VI all kinds, either irOd brass
Railroad stations, etc,
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and moss
Every, description Of Plantation Machinery, SlsS
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oil
Steam Trains Defecators, Filters, Pumping En-
Sole Agents for N. BIeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and
Drain Ing Machines. 630R
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.1%EFA FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
ssStssAz=<%s TOMN.-Inman Line OF Mall steamers
appointed TO sail as Iollowg:-
Oily OE ANAMEleP, Saturday, October 81
CITY OF NEW YORK, Tuesday, October q.
CITY OF PARIS, Saturday, October TO-
CITY OF LON DON, Saturday, uc.ooer IL.
and each succeeding SatuIdaS aud alternate Tuesday
nj 7, M, from Pier IS, North hiver.
RATES OF PASSAGE THA NAIL STEAMER
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY,
Pay able IN Gold Pay aple in Currency.
FIRST CA BIN 800 ST EEhAGE h
TO londop........... ITO 10 london-.......... 4O
10 Parls,......,.... U5 To Paris. ~
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER HALIFAX.
FIRST CABIN, STEEkAeE,
Pay able In Gold, Payable In Currency.
Liverpool Live .s30
see.
St. Johns N. F...... II. JOINS, N F-...... On
by Branch Steamer..C 10y Branch Steamer. "
Passengers also fcrwardou To HayI O. Hamburg, Bre-
men, etc., AT reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending for
their friends, at moderate rates
For further Information apply at the Companys
Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, No Is BROADWAY, N. Y,
Or to O'DONNE,LL ~ BAULK, Agents,
No. All CBESNUr Street, Philadelphia,
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xsS%s. NEW EMPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
Ekt{Stk&zs andrta 6eUrgetown, and Washington
u. u, Via Chesapeake ana Delaware CANAL with CON
nections AZ Alexandria from the most direct route
tor Ly nchburg. Bristol, Knox vile, Nashville Dalton
and lhe Southwest.
nom the hrbt wharf su0re Maf&st street.
Freight received daily. ~ =
WIN. r. CLYDE & CO.,
No, IA NOrtk and south Wharyes
J. b. DAVIDSON, Agent az Georgetown.
NJ. ELDRIDGh d Co., Agents al AlexsndrR, Vir.
s1Bia.
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AAHeE SALE OF CARPETrNGs 100 PIECES
FLOUR OIL CLOrH, ETC
Oo,oho. n . On Friday Morning, 4ps.
,October o. ut II O'clock, oU four month";, croau
a aO pieces of ingram, Vene tian list hep COT
cIbtb ein nno rag carpetlngs, 100 piecea OF oil
-oe-t, etC, e.
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DIRECTORS.

CLA RENEE II. CLARK, e. A. ROLLINS,
JAY locke, HENRY ID. COOKE,
F. kATCHFoRD STARR, VIM. Il. CHANDLER,
w. u. MooRHEAD, JOHN ID. DEGREES,
GEoRG K +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE,
j. BINCKLEY CLARK, q. q. FAHNEsIoCK.
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AUCTION SALES

ES4INiiNG, DUhB0RoW d CO., AUCTION.
Of Bs5t httS nos SS2 end sSl NJ T street corner
" ''i'e" successors CTS. 70 John B. My efs d co.
LA1 eE SALE or FRENCH AND orHEs pr,o
oo,o,... on Mondty $40 mug,
IAFeN' efEo14h PaAEs aAAEEPATTEA9TIvE "a SALE OF
Messip Il; HENNFQUIN & CO.,
BuN1INs," btRB III hH5RISp PRIRSopw 8 CO..
on four months credit,
TYJI AND c9SP fRfE fREH'2GSs '2&GsSss6RrMpNr OF
otbo,r kich PARis Bk6GhE ktHtNS SHAWfs "a WAfTsS' AND
O"h"eh known msuufacsure aud exclusive
thep hnheg new WIN offer ct Sale for the first time all
snd stylish The sale viii consist "' are very f'h
long SQUARE pSn "a, SSeG %Go and m msrn0 Shnws
GIona q%Sstes % from medium 10 finest grades '0f
'hpswis' ps' 6ltck and starlet. gu" iOns
fiePS PS, tyeIy choce designs ana GuaIef va
1 gai. pTfoche square ana long Csshm ere shawls.
desrpbPiLas very ehGce anu ull line Of new aud
Tbis' s' geo goods imporled. :. -. " 'lo
GqSot gI9qs o. he manufscsu1e OF Aressrs. H. RENSRR.
ana Wiz o. nso o.; and Of desiens exclusively their oTn
'2'S' ~ II. aENNEoU1N & co.
HALE OF aOCS S,INa GAsEs R%Ss RBooTS SHOES, TRAY
r., On Tuesday moiniuE
Oc'' o. 'ht 10 o'clock, on monlhs' cTedityn Iss0sl
LARGE sskB9E AXE DOB REIgEs4 gs EREESH GERMAN,
n, On Thursday \ oTning
Oc' g. at 10 O'clock. on four months' credit. IfO2n
AA"SA SALE OF CARPETrNGs. 100 PIECES
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, ETC.
Octohox n . On Friday Morning, .4ps.
about 200 pieces of Ingram Vene tian list 5 eou
e1btbh ein ana rag carpelngs, 100 piecea OF oil
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M THOMAS " SONS, NOS. I39 AND 1Al
AtIs Is. FOURTH S1REET ~ "ND Ia
HANDSOME FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD pr,No
MlhhoH, BRUSSELS CARPETS, ETC ETii W.
oc, =. 90 On Monday Morning,
OCt. a 10 O'Clock, No, 1871 N, Fifteenth strao,
DT,sing , ,ae entire household furniture, con.
p.sing walnut, parlor, dlaing, and sitting rnom
tEnIniIEie, Two suits walnut chamber furniture
GGIehSn plate pier mirror, china and eIassware
nnS halr mattresses and bedding fine Brnssai,
@ n.her carpets, Kitchen furniture, refrigerator
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