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Special aotifts.
PIMPlES ON the FACE,

For tomedones, Blaek-worms or Grubs PIN
ply Erupuons, and Blo,ehed designations on
the Ease use
IL y Invaluable 10 the afflicted. Prepared only
by DR.. -. 4. Perry Dermat ole gisa, 20 Bond
St. n 4. Sold by Drng9ists ereryrAere. 4n9
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FROM REV. W cORrHE1I..

NO sEDGwIck, NE, Aug. 10, 1870.
Aessrs Sch w. Eosote d Sons;
GESTLENES,-I can cheerfuny bear tes,im onv
to the excellence Of Ok. WIsrARs RArs.v or
WILD CHERRY, as remedy for q seated courb
ana . snording great relief in bronchial agec.
non In my own case. You're Very Truly,
wCORTnELL.
Prepared BY SETH W. R0wLE Z Soxs. Boston
and sold By deaasrs in .sdlcin~s se.eralIy,
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Ellsworth, April Sd, 1871.
-Houlton In town meeting last Monday

-HoultOn In town meeting last Monday,
voted to exempt from taxation for a peri
cd, wooden mill and cotton mill, not to
cost less than $4,000 each; tannery Of
the cost Of not less than el6.OoO; and
Steam and Water Power Manufacturing
establishments, each Of not less cost than
90, 900, together with the real estate i'm
mediately appnrtenant, provided the same
are erected PRIOR b the lst day Of April,
le72.
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CITY MIX CART.

me SUBSCRIBERS give notice that they are nre
pared TO furnish milk to all who want .summer
and winter. from now out. We solicit the n afro
mage OF the public. "e A''"
:. - Our cart will run regularly each morning
including Sundays. .'ii'k'
Orders left with the driver or al the CITY Ma,
ket VIII receive prompt attention,
MIX sold now for cts. per quart
II. .BLAIsDELL
Ellsworth, April I, ISL ,w..
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\ PRorEsT.-Mr. Mark Saunders sends
us a protest against uniting school di>-
iricts Nos. 20 and Il. He says district ~
has 30 scholar. situated within one mile Of
each other. and the Schoolhouse j. in the
centre. while district 81 lies three miles
West of 20. and 50 far on will De the
schoolhouse that nearly one half of the
scholars will be prevented from attending.
He says further that portion Of the schol-
ar in district 81 will be much better ac-
comnodated in the Orland district.
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Ihe sawed i"5i-, n cuajuncaR wi.i ~ rlia. ger-
ua'a.ss all s*siin.i''fs wo+ te tsod Ciiictf3n'' g.
I--t sci wKbautits Vrry o,s tsrtgsrs pSss-e
h.,tr.s painless and tie cur Is g. ~ - ls sd
t,f~ i.Es tl.rs dstulcucs. NssfeTistsl = i sts
ula Z. .I =, tre st.sit.
.fa tN f...H,st Ei,.ol i1tsslrr ytt rysa
i,.t .css s.a'rt9 fas-sfaE -sia, SchritTA fl
a..s 90 q pfrHfsa It's fg4c;iasss ! -
l-.,a . -s s1e egrs ~ eaters at ogCv np+7' u.s.
srss Ns.tr7 taitns' r. stated i ea'iocfs 7 trS
tAo i-sf .afi t.ieaa 8 Irtiuaf ~ ta lriiss ~ tat
teut - aIsr- % nArrs tsia fur CVPrrfrr.ini,
ald ST. l t.ty shrt LI-a tac malay iF van pl-kf3
fr rtteH t: e tt,t - a-yrpilt 8. se,i End aa.
us- sl tie 1"t. 50 "a t4s dai' Of gsined vs-or.
fsiz rtl - easI aEls-i ~ Hyts9ana,st til as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06

Addison 4. Moore, . boot and shoe
dealer of Belfast, aged about f6rty-eixht
years, committed suicide, Monday morning
at about halfpast seven O'Clock, BY cut
ting Ais throat with . rasor. He had been
partially insane st tines t0r ssvssal yoars.
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New stock
City of Ellsworth.

The Joint standing Committee on ACCOUNTS
AND CLAIMS, Will be in session at the once OF
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys, on the first and third
Mondays OF each month. II ten O'Clock A. NJ
All accounts and claims against the City must he
presented to, and filed with the committee
LEMCEL ID. JORDAN
LUCILlUS A. EMERY, Committee
EMERSON ROBBINS. }
Ellsworth, April 5. ISL 3wl4
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BERLIN, April ;.

The Boston Advertiser, AFTER ample time
to consider the recent action Of Mr.. Sum.
ner in all its bearings. is decided in the
opinion that his violent attack upon the
President will fail to do permanent injury
to any but himself 1t closes an able arti-
Gle on the superiority Of principles to men.
however eminent, Is follows:
Mr.. Sumner. II he really believed the
President guilty of the crimes with which
he charges him, could not muster follow
ing which he would care to lead. With
the great body Of men who are occupied
with their own affairs, working for wages.
for salaries, for professional honors, for
successful MISUNDERSTANDING No Offices,
and desiring none-anxious only for the
repose Of the country, and voting when
they can in such q way as to get their
views represented in the laws and the I'D.
ministration of the government-the per.
sonal fortunes Of the greatest and best of
men are Of the smallest account. They do
not take up new men readily; and they
certainly do not give up those who have
been tried by hre without good cause. The
present administration, with all the faults
imputed to IL, has still the confidence of
the country, and in this assault, Is in many
Others which have gone before it, we be-
lieve the assailants and not the ssssiIed
will 20 to the wall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06

isssssors-D. u. Eatoa. Monroe Young.
and james +. Davis.
Surreyors Of Wood & Bark-A. X. Hoop
Ell, ). +. Stockbridge, Erastus Hart shorn
Isaiah Blaisdell. d. G. Eaton. Chas. Nc
Donald, thas. W. Mason. Sylvester Hop
kins. o. l.. Collins, Benz. Lord. f. J.
Hodgkin-, Samuel Royal, Jr.
Surveyors Of Lambsr--Geo. ii. Brown, J.
I. tushman. Geo. W. r. Hight. A. W.
Austin. >iias Saunders, Jos. +. Smith, A q.
{, Martin. ). IL. Haynes, ). +. Stockbridge.
+, h. Hopkins, W. II. II. Brimmer. A. !.
Austin. VIM. Watts, Joseph Grindle. Chas.
". Mason
W.ighsrs and Glugers-Gco. ". Ncwbe-
gin, John NJ. Hale, Jr., and a. f. Moore.
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The Sentinel says that . young man
named Base met with 4 charge Of hnck-
shot Tuesday evening, while attempting
to pilfer nom the schooner "Nontexuma :
lying at 0rimn's wharf. PASSPORT.
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BATCHEL0R' HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead. nor any ria,ic poison to produce paray
sis death. Avoid the Wanted and delusivc
preparations Boosting virtues they do net pos sess
The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
20 years untarn,shed reputation to uphold its in
tsgrity the only Perfect liar Dye BLACK or
brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied Ii
Bond 81 N.i. sps iv2I
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European News.

Fighting commenced at Pirls. Brisk eHsage-
ntfHi tef,ocen ne Troops dni Insurgents
Fire O,,eRed fr0la Fort IdicrieR. The In
sHrgSRis drireR hack Into Paris
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Ellsworth, April Z
n A U T 10 n.

Inc fubis are hereby cautioned not to tru.,
my wife Rozanah 5. Doilard on nv account. attsr
TINS date, as she has repeatedly refused to hx !.
With me. says she can pay her own bills and ,st =
1eter care OF herself than ! can, and bcing |.
WoAAN's RIGHTS MAN I want her 10 hsve r.,
wAy. WIIIJA1 ~, 1Ase nsr
Ellsworth, April 3, 1871
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QLACK ASH LUMBER.

me subscriber has for sale at the Parsons Mil
In kastbreok, fine lot Of MI
Black Ash Finishing Lumber.
xaicn VII be cold reasonable II the lot is taksn
Franklin. Wal TEU @ y
Franklin, April ;, 1871. ~
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N oTIo E.

We TIE undersigned, have this dav. the ets A. i,
Of March, 1871, formed = copartn efshin n. ~
xear, under the name and slyle Of Collias 4
aosps. for the purpose Of putting up LOBSTERs
may see 1t. = -
GEORGE ". COLLINS.
s,,s>m. Apru !. ,.u B. Il. YOUNG.
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Use Ferry's Moth 4 Freekle Lotion.
IL il the only reliable and harmless Remedy
known for removing Brown discoloration. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Depot. - Bead "a =,
n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06

The Town of Pembroke has voted to
build Town Hall and High School room.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-06

| TOT h"' sals
/ Total 49,, a.
| The average expense for the last two
years was Si,'t0.62, and the average for
the proceeding four wears was s.. 507. 70.
on will see that we have saved by the
Street Commissioner s547,l. each year
since the City organization.
SIDE WALKS.
I The amount Of money raised for the side
walks last year was $500 and il was ALI
expended in repairs. | should judge from
what | have been able to learn that they
are in better repair than they have been for
several years past.
IL VIII not be necessary for Inc to urge
the necessity of keeping them in repair.
on all know that several accidents have
occurred by defects in our side walks and
We have been Obliged to pay some thou
sands Of dollars. AT the present time there
are law suits pending on account Of acct
dents. Will not be we'll to give the subject
thorough investigation. and IL we find
that Concrete, Brick or Gravel side walks
VIII be best adapted to our soil and eli
mate let US construct them on this plan as
fast as the plank walks wear out.
BRIDGES.
Frominquiry of the Street Commissioner.
l learn that the SO called 'Brimmer BRIDGE
will have to be rebuilt this season at an
expense of about $500. The so called
Bangor bridge, the bridge at Austin's
mills, also side bridge, and the bridge near
Halls mills will need thorough repairs,
the amount required will be about 5000.
The western half Of the bridge here will
have to be re-planked and the amount re-
quired will be about 800, in all 81 500.
The amount raised last year for bridges
was $500. We shall need an extra appro-
priation Of 200. this year.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Gentlemen. this is one Of the most i'm
portant questions for your consideration.
and one that demands your immediate At
tention. feel that we should have COM
panies organized for both engines, and the
engines put in thorough repair: that we
should have an active and efficient en-
gineer who would attend to all the duties
belonging to this department, also feel
that No. should be stationed at the Falls
Village, Il is are about two miles from
the engine house, and in case OF fire. the
property Is destroyed before engines can
be got there.
You all know that there has been more
property destroyed Ut Falls Village during
the last ten years than there has been here.
We should have good Stean Fire En-
CINE to take the place Of. No. land then We
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Municipal Elections.

WALrHAM March 18th. 1871.
Al the annual meeting the following
officers were elected
hoierator-Eli Colby Jr.
Cierk-Calvin lIinginan.
Seiectmen, Assessors-C alvin Hingman
VIM. Mercer and Lowell Jordan.
Irsasnrer-SamuelJ j. Hooper
CunStabis-Eli Colby Jr.
$. $. Commutee-CalyinH ingman.
1onn Agent-Calvin IIingman
CHERRYFIELD.
N0deraior-S. f. Adams
Cierk-M. II. Wiley.
Salectmen. assessors, and Orerseers Of the
Poor-S. +. Adams, j. H. Nichols. c. l..
Small.
1rensurer-J. A. Mllllken.
1OnH Agent-J. A. Millikcn
q. s. Committee-Sewall Brown. VIM
Freeman, Jr
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nm. JOSEPH n. sGmENCk'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

and alisd themselves Dis risfiortt eCi,.irisus
mesiielssss they wpuid not have fallen,
nf sei~ntk hiss ~ his proven That where
stchGi vitality that vitality, hy ais tcd
cinrs and ~ dreefons taF ticr use, Is &scd
hcaliiiIui vs.,r
Ia tls a ,crncai therc Is noshmg prt,umptaous
To the tAs II III. my sli mssle presentation
that not tsnsssaiJ s,iani a c ~ u az and
visible nOfSs. Tia toory si'e Cfrs ~ NJ 5 aackS
aosi.cines a. staple it Is u4itlrC T. philosophy
requires s--lins1t u d sill cs>iri.f s-if-cpn-
ylac
I'll SsAwcv. itd Aandraia it.ls IT,. first
wcapsHss VISA t.c = I'D 2 cit Ae g8isis g~>A4trd
Two-glT,,s Glib ~ gatl.e dts
lgpsia anal a..iIy SerdcrtI LIVER. VIII THIS
coad zion q, A4sS.,.~l 1ass &c jgal.4D-p with fc
stomach Ifey respond TIE raortlie stl1a 4
ivrr it.rc then tc eliminating, 8 aa the
setting H. with all rs distressing symptaras. u
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Nayor's Address.

Mayors Address.
Gentlemen Of the City Councii.-We have |
assembled on this third anniversary Of the
incorporation of our City according to the
voice of the people. to manage the munich
pal affairs for the following year, and we
are bound by oath Of office to respect the
trust our fellow citizens have Imposed upon
us.
The state of the Finances I consider Of
pretty general report, that all may see how
we stand in this respect.
FINANCES.
The liabilities of the City are
For old town orders outstanding ts,Sse %
City orders OF Is9, 134.s2
- ls7o, 4.0,s5.
Balance due on County Tax. ,Bl-
state SSH
Notes to individuals, sssss
Notes to City Of Bangor Savings Bank, s.eo.to
Funded debts, s7,loe.co
Total. ss7,iss.se
Balance 10 Treasury, ss-as.l5
Due for State Pension. 1850.
S' $3.50
Total, sl1.ias.5. sls,tG'r2
The amt Of our liabilities now due. t3.:.a5,
The amount of money raised by the City
for 1870 amounted To the sum of Si3. 1874
A. follows: = Ia,
For Schools. ss.oe
Insane $500
nIshwsv. '""'' .ss@
Bridge, 1000
nm department. sS"
i n,hs,ns "ci' "sh' = h'"p-' ,.,,.,
state Tax. iuole
CAV Debts laeo.
interest g" same $50"
Total. ss.i.o -
we shall be Obliged To raise this year in
addition; =
hrihg~- icop
iihrary' i,n.
s,o
With the am-unt rai-c,i last war silsi
Now. Gcntlcmen. feel that our citizens
have been very heavily taxed for some
wears past. and We should do something tn
tighten their burdens We have neglected
Ia do many thing, that "a, should hay.
done. ~, account al o,ir YER, heavy t,x..
| avn aware that I am Recommending a
very lar,,,. annropriatiou h,, feel ,h,, 4,
/, necessary. You acntlemcn win d..i,l.
the amount. necessary for the Ii,.r.n, de-.
partment-. Ky funding til. debt a / shall
recommend. It will relieve n. Of raising
s'"'' - W. u''' '"'' year l" pa! 'HS
u'''' A''l w ''''' ~ "o'i2en !" r'i'' on!
e"'' i"' ''''o""' % me ue" no" que
''''>''' VI ''e i"'''''u "'V'' i ABOUT si>'-
w ""''" "o''ii recommend me / ihahce
committee I" iuhd on l. :. j, !. ?, aud .
s'"'N' ann '4i>' s"''" an" interest each
tc" 4" '"i"'""'e 'he notes n theF com"
'''e' "''' 'h" VII io'i''e Us no" oil me
! 'Fi large amount "' money necessary I"
J meet 'he present pressing wants.
WAYS.
IA" amount "i money RAISED Tor the
hS"""f' i'>' yea" was e''"" ana the
amount eNle'idt'i S''s'l''N' bc'ng si'I,"'
/ "'c' anu ABOVE th' money raised. HERE
was 'Ni"'hdci On the roads To M"ssr>.
'fai''s hiiI' ana those leading {" the Fails
a'"'' SLOW or on" 'hird OF all tn" money
raised ny IN" 'iiY; leaving only $500 to
7 Keep IN repair - miles 81 roads. The
I number OF miles Of roads in III. City j.
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CoNSt NpTION


re M4,,lr4ko iTiis composed u ~ Natures
noit he osinpbgsn lvliaisn. They possess all
De hi-- irgafs. Alternative properties q csiornri bot
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ID r o P . 8 AIS.

Sotcc 70 hereby given. that the subs crh.,. vii,
n .s Proposals up TO the 18th OF April. from
~ ass wishng 70 buiid Town road, commenr.
Trough to David Paine's, IN said town Al
Proposals rejected il nos REASONS bie snac,s. az
undersigned. - 'oono Win the
SonNELlus THOMAS, ! Seleetmep. Town
"h- D. CAMPBELL. OF Eden
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know this Is not the proper time to dis
cuss the Railroad question; bat | feel the
Importance Of having such road from
the wharves 10 Falls Village. 1t would
relieve the city Of a very heavy road tax.
a lumber teams would be dispensed with.
and the roads could be kept in repair for
$500.
We could afford to loan our credit for 10
or 80 thousand dollars. to assist in build
ing said railroad TO the Falls. as we should
save at least $1,000 year by so doing. not
10 say word about the advantage it would
be to the city. by inducing foreign capital
lists to come in and occupy our water DOW
er, which you all know would add very
much TO our future prosperity. | ieel that
our city should offer some inducements as
other cities do. to capitalists, by letting
them come in for few years free from
taxes. This is the only way we can ex-
pect TO get foreign capitalists to invest
their money here.
We have water power enough to run as
many factories as Lowell. or many other
large manufacturing towns and cities. aud
with railroad which we should have to
Bucksport. TO connect at Belfast or Ban
gOr. | see no reason why the city should
not, during the next decade, double its
number of inhabitants.
CONCLUSION.
Gentlemen, ! return you my sincere
thanks for your Kind attention, and
pledge you my cordial cooperation in ev-
cry legal ordinance that shall pass your
board. shall endeavor to see that our
ordinances are enforced as well as State
laws. and whatever we do may we do it for
the pest interest Of every citizen: knowing
as We do, that God will require Of us a
strict account OF all our dealings here
with our fellOw-men.
c. G. PECK. Mayor.
Ellsworth, April Sd, 1871.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-12
l1l.Hn BALTlMoRE. AND OHIO RA1LRoAp-

,o IN and after Sunday, 18th June, 1870, THREE
D1a, IN Inns VIII be run between Baltimore and
wheeling and Petersburg, as follows
| Inc MAIL TRAIN, for ell way points cast NJ
Piedmont, will leave Baltimore daiIv Iexcsnt s,
| more at 5:05 p. M. '' at oai'i-
= The A. NJ Train connects with strasbure and
m, IL STg VIA Manassas Gap Railroad.
me FAST LINE will leave daily at4p M re-
turning, VIII arrive at Baltimore at $40 A. M.
Inc CiNOlNNATI EXPRESS will lenve baltimore
oalIy az $40 2 NJ; returning will arrive at Raiti
The WINCHESTER AND sTRAsBuRa AcossMo
BATON TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily faxcant
sunaay4) at 400 r. NJ returning viii arrive at 1o4o
Il, The M. MOUNT I AIRY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
viii lea'e daily Except Sundays at 500 p M !. re-
turning, will leave Mount Airy at o;l5 A. NJ ND
arrive at baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ 'r-7- ~ "A~
N Inc ELLICoFT'S MILLS TRAIN will loave at 1 On
r. D. daily Except Sundays; returning, will arrive
at baltimore at 3:20 2. M. dr. o ~" N'- 500
FOR HAGERsT0WN AND FREDERICK.
,, leave AZ sOo g. m, and and 4:05 D. M returning
wa a'ilve at o'1o and lo;40 a. IN. aud sos p. M
1 aoh MANCHESTER AND sTRAsBURG.
leave baumore at 800 a. m. and 400 n M 70
turning VIII arrive at 1910 a. m. and sos D. m.
FOR WASHINGTON. ~ srf
Leave Baltimore at d20 sos \ s1oan I1.oo.
m, and 2, $780, 4;45 and $50 D. M, 80 --'''"
FROM WASHINGTON Is
Trains leave q 6:45, 500 and 1926 a. M and l24s
Noo, STU, o.4u, I.4o and D.
FOR ANNAPOLIS 1-af
Leave Baltimore at and 1880 a. m. and Aa6 n :,
'eaVe washington at 6;45 aud 9;25 g. M and 4:I0 r. m
For further information, Tickets of every kind
nc. apply 70 y. I. England, Agent, Camden sfatjon
- ~ 'Ae i'eAss o"oe. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation
ss4 .lt4404si ~f .o L. NJ. C0LR,,
General Ticket Agent,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-12
ORANGE, ALExAJEDRIA AND MANASSAS
~ ~ - RAILROAD, N@A n

on and alter SUNDAY, January 90, 1871. one dali,
passenger train will run between WASHING ron
ana LfNCHBURo, connecting at Gordonsyille wifi
sne chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to Richmond
staunton and the Virginia Springs; at Lynchburo
i3r tne West and Southwest, and at Washington. h
Leave Washington daily at sos a. M. and AIsxan.
ria o. q; ni. arriving at Lynchburg at 500 b M.
Leave Lynchburg at 1925 m, arrive at Alexandra
at o:zo P N, and at Washington at f:l6 m. -
FOR MANASSAS LINE leave Washington da;,v
lexoepting sunday) at 1890 m; leave SlexanJ,is
at LEU IN, pass strasburg at 4:20 m, and arrive
at Harrisburg at p - "A" "iii'e
r. Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at $3.50 m. nass
S.rasDurg at g25 m, arrive at Alexandria az i:5e
m. and at Washington in time for connectipe with
tne 2 m train from Washington to BaItimore'
GOOD .connections, by comfortable coaches arc
inaue 70 Fairfax Court House from Fairfax stat;on
70 siiooiepurg from Plains; to Upperyille from
rieunont, and to staunton from Harrisopbnro
Both the Eastward and Westward bound tra;ns
chester and strasburg Railroad to Winchester, Har
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily bstwean Nau
fork ana Luxembourg, without change
Also, cars through between Baltimore and Lxnch
sDvgrg, avoiding the inconvenience of transfer in
nent points. M ppnAn M x, oni-
" deneral Ticket Agent.
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JoRTHERN CENTRAL RAILRoAp.

will leave as follows; 1919 AAain'
ooo 2. m-Msil daily Except sundays) for the West
10 ana North to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. -
w Ws p mEast Line daily Except Sundays for the
1;ao ?. h.-paily Except Suudays) for the West
W. f mi.-Daiiy for the West. North to Buffalo.
~ Rochester. Niagara Falls aud the Canadas 1'o'
trains for Western Mary land Road at $3.50 a. M and
T r for Gettysburg at $50 a. M and 1910 n m
trains for Hanover at $50 a. m 1910 and am ~ M
12:40 p. m. ~ Wv ." W. al"
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. 20
r notk daiiy Except Sundeys)-3:3O D m, ~
''r farh NC qslly except sundays)- $3.50 M
TRAINS ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE
2:45 and OILS M = -" 80 SOW
YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT m
farkton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 M tu
Ior tickets to all points North and West, apply to
o"i'e't e'a'ieh and at No North Calvert street.
ED. 8. YOUNG,
as General Passenger Agent
ALFRED R. FISKE
General Sunerintendant
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-12
Glcnmtngs.

Sky-lights
Syracuse IN. Y has 5000 Hebrews.
The New York bellies wear striped stock
ings.
In Phoebe City, CAL, water is six cent, a
glass.
Montreal is going to repair its Nelson
Monument.
Seamless kid gloves are coming into
favor again.
Poughkeepsie IN. " has III blessed
little squalers.
Fashionable garters are of blue velvet,
gold mounted.
New York's paid fire department costs
$950,000 a year.
= The National gas we'll at Buffalo has
reached depth of 594 feet.
The official statement shows that Chicago
has 298 ,977 inhabitants.
Arizona has been surveyed, aud is found
ITO contain 100000 acres.
There are annually shipped from Bati-
more 100000 cans of oysters.
Robert Browning never made more than
$4,000 from all his poems.
An Iowa church has expelled deacon
for attending baseball match.
Several Wisconsin farmers are building
trout ponds and raising fish,
Rhode Island had only thirty -four clam
bakes to the acre last season.
1t is proposed to stock the waters of the
Delaware River with salmon.
Tha r. ri
the Niwot mills, fifty miles away.
1t is said that $780, 900 will buy the
famous trotting stallion Hambletonian.
Young ladies, in bowling this season
incline the body forward from the waist.
Prince Napoleon has given 800 900 for
house at lancaster Gate, London.
About three-fourths of the lead used in
the United States is said to be imported.
The iron mines of Northern Georgia are
now more valuable than those of gold.
Miss Macy Martin Mddlebrook of
Maryland, raised over 5000 cabbages last
year.
1t costs $4,000, 900 to build aud $685.
600 a year to run first-class American
naval vessel
They are talking in California of build
ing S2,ooO.OoO ship canal by the aid of
lottery. |
The budget for India estimates the
revenue for the year from opium alone at
$40, 100000.
AT Buffalo, Mr.. Fargo, the expressman,
is building house which will cost him
$750,O0O.
/
Worth, the Paris man milliner, is COM I
ing to New York, where house is fitting {
up for him.
A dentist is employed by vassar College
to examine the teeth of the students once I
a week.